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Kids enjoyed eggs Easter service was great Utica and Area News by Vera Brown The Easter service at the United Church on Sunday was one of the most enjoyable that I have wit- nessed including the Easter Cele- bration Medley presented by the Junior Choir and the readings and music by the Senior Choir. I'm sure the children enjoyed the story and the sharing of Easter eggs by Rev. Waterman. Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Epsom Church at 11:15 a.m. The UCW will hold their regular meeting at the home of Elizabeth Taylor on Tuesday, April 12 start- ing at 1 p.m. for dessert and re- freshments. There were 10 tables of euchre played at the hall on Friday even- ing with the following people winners: Ladies 1st Carolyn Par- + Sharon's parents Mr. and Mrs. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 5, 1988 -- 21 ATTENTION HEARING AID USERS ish, 2nd Rachel Harper, 3rd Aileen Snooks. Mens 1st Ken Elson, 2nd Murray Geer, and 3rd Stan Dick. Freeze-out winners were Bea Harri- son and Margaret Gall with Bill Brown and Jeannette Houghland 2nd. Lucky draw winners were Bellone: Hearing Aid Batterie are now available at Lo QUEEN ST. Jeannette Houghland, Ken Elson, and Jim Dawson. There will be an- other euchre in two weeks. BRUTON'S IDA oi rear Easter Sunday visitors with the Jack Skeldings were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake, Jeffery and Joanne, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lake, Mrs. Do- reen Lake and Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding, all of Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Langille spent a very enjoyable two weeks vacationing in Orlando, Florida. Their son Steven who is attending university in London, was home to spend the Easter holdiday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall have returned from a two week vactation in Hawaii. While they were away Norman Holmes were in charge of things at the Croxall home and also taking this opportunity to visit with their granddaughters. 462 Paxton St., Port Perry, Ont. LOB 1NO PSYCHOTHERAPY -- MARRIAGE and FAMILY COUNSELLING "MAUREEN SALKELD, B.A., M.Ed. _ PORT PERRY hal COUNSELLING SERVICE -- MEDICAL ASSOCIATES -- FOR APPOINTMENTS Q85-0757 DIVORCE MEDIATION, STRESS MANAGEMENT -- DAY and EVENING -- This message 1S directe in Port Perry and mile apologize to you on ing you these past wee a ge that prompted us to prov t for your shopping requirements. ing | in, 'You are e and we are saying it again, ous and friendly people any of us have you" for your patrona ter and larger marke We have said it befor the finest, most cou rte d to our many friends and customers s around. How do we start? Do we ce again for the many inconveniences ks, or do we say "thank ide a bet- ever had the pleasure to serve." The real "C H -- departments and equipmen share in DISCOMFORTS and th RUNCH" is just ahead (installation of new so please stay with us and e EXCITEMENT. We pro-- Farewell, Charlie A familiar and friendly face will be leaving Port Perry this week, after years of service as a family counsel- lor in this community. Charlie Norris is marking his last day in his North Street office April 6th, before heading to an office further south in Durham. Above, Charlie welcomes Liz Doble to Port Perry. Liz will be taking over for Charlie, who will no doubt be missed by his many friends and clients. (RENT PORT PERRY UXBRIDGE SAVE) * Snow Blowers * Tent Trailers * Travel Trailers * Box Trailers * Carpet Cleaners * Tile Cutters * Genetators * Compressors * Dollies ... and more! * Scaffolds GLASSES * Heavy Equipment GAMES TABLES * Pumps CHAIRS * Log Splitters PARTY GOODS 985-7771 || 852-5538 Hwy. 7A - Port Perry | | Zehrs Mall - Uxbridge mise you one thing -- it will be everything you people deserve. } Please continue as you always have to return the shopp n _ and we thank you. THIS ino carts to the side of the store an WiLL HELP OUR IMMEDIATE PARKING PROBLEM. [ for sure, but the G -- the most pressing problem : PAR are in motion to provide relief and more parking. We do not believe it is any longer a secret that negotiations are under way and while the timing 1S not as we wou tk it to be, we are doing everything possible to make it happen. WHAT ELSE CAN WE SAY ... THANK YOU FOR FOR BEING SO TOLERANT AND UNDERSTANDING! OUR PROMISE ... We will always do our best to serve YO to be servedy" Jim Grieve & Alex Ramey BEING OUR CUSTOMERS AND ALSO u as you deserve