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Several:-attend art exhibit in Tokai Room in Uxbridge EPSOM NEWS BY JEAN JEFFREY John and Florence Wiersma of Blythe called on Ross Evans and family on Friday. Janice Evans was home from Peterborough for the weekend. All the family gathered at the home of Ross and Barbara Evans on Saturday evening for a big bir- thday celebration for Ross. Con- gratulations and Best Wishes from all of us. Church was at Utica this week and all enjoyed a sermon by Rev. Doug Whidden of Richmond Hill, as our Minister Rev. Nancy Waterman is on an extended maternity leave. Nancy and Glenn were happy to welcome their new daughter, Elizabeth Rose at Stouffville-Newmarket Hospital last Monday. Both are doing well and arrived home at Goodwood on Friday. Congratula- tions and best wishes from all of us. The Baster family held a fami- ly birthday party for Julie on Sun- day afternoon. Best wishes Julie. And yet another birthday - Greetings to Earl Taylor on the April Fools Day. His sister from Cannington was a dinner guest. April 8 is Palm Sunday. The Rev. Frank Briskin of Toronto will Poeagh at Utica at 11 a.m. We will have guest ministers until the end of August. These ministers are busy men and do not need the work. So, if they can take the time and drive all the way down here don't you think the least we can do is spend the hour with them. Epsom Church 11 a.m. On Good Friday, April 13 the choir will take the service at Epsom Church at 10 a.m. Youth Group breakfast at 8:30. Proceeds of the collection for Grain Bank. Rick and Paula Wilson and son Jesse were Sunday supper guests with Earl and Marie Wilson. Did we have a good time at our Texas Dance on Saturday even- ing? I'll say we did. Everything was hopping. Everything so beautifully arranged. Everyone smiling, everyone happy - who could ask for more. Then what a beautiful lunch our hostesses and hosts had prepared. Our hats are off to you Lisa and Neil, Pat and John - you are the best. Several people from the com- munity attended the Lynn Evans art exhibit in the Tokai Room at Uxbridge Library. The display will be there for a month. Congratulations to our boys who participated in a hockey tour- nament this past weekend in Port Perry. I was pleased to see Mr. H, Gourlie out for a walk this afternoon, The Uxbridge Seniors enjoyed bowling with Rouge Hill Seniors at the Rouge Hill Bowling Alley last week, Lloyd and Irene Capstick visited on Thursday evening with Norman and Betty Tapscott. It is so good to see Irene around again. John Tapscott who has been visiting his parents, arrived back at his charge in Orangedale, Cape Breton safely. Good luck John. This has been a busy week for Maurice and Marydale Tapscott as they are finishing their curling activities for another year. On Sunday they had their family home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKay visited their daughter Elspeth and her husband Paul Dier and children in Kingston last week. While there they attended the funeral of Paul's father, Edward Dier. Annual Easter Egg Hunt GREENBANK NEWS by Margaret Couperthwaite The annual fundraising dance for Greenbank/Seagrave Beavers, Cubs and Scouts will take place Saturday April 7, 1990 at the Greenbank Centennial Hall. We will be holding an Auction at the dance with George Timms as auctioneer, come join the fun. Spot Dances! Door Prizes! D.J.! Blue Jay Tickets! Food! For tickets contact Terry Crawford 985-3547. A good turnout Sunday morning at Church an hour earlier enjoyed a lovely duet by Debbie Beattie and Mary Jean Till, as well as the children's April Fool's Tricks. Our thanks to the "New Jerusalem' group of young teenagers for a wonderful musical Sunday evening to a full house. All who attended enjoyed their talent and inspiring message in song and look forward to hearing them again. The afternoon U.C.W. ladies will meet in the church, Wednes- day, April 4th at 1:30 p.m.. The Evening unit of U.C.W will meet in the Church at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. All ladies are invited to both of these meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gough of Markham, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forsythe of Agincourt had lunch on Thursday with Jean and Neil Hunter. After school bible club meets on Monday 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. each week, for grades 3 to 6 - For more information call 985-2006. A retirement party was held for Elmer Lee by family and friends on Friday night. A well deserved party for Elmer after working for Bell Canada for over forty-one years. Congratulations Elmer. We wish you many years of hap- piness and contentment in your retirement. Carolynn and Rob Hill held a Jack and Jill shower on Saturday for their new nephew Joshua - James Elderidge, son of Arden adn Douglas Elderidge of Prince Albert. Family and friends were 'present from as far away as Belleville, Huntsville and many local points. Armour and Rachael McMillan visited with Iva and Don Till one day last week. Mrs. Ila Young from Crystal Lake visited her brother Pro- fessor McCready recently. Debbie, Mark Roundell and children visiting at Grandparent Lee's home for a long weekend. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- ANNUAL RATES -- esses sssccssssssnne sssscscesssscscns ssccsrsssscsssans tseccctssssccns Rates Subject fo Change Without Notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN REET - PORY PERRY 'Servin u r;Over ears" . PHONE 985-3832 All Mémbers of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation i LL | SOR. a ad ES FE The 8th Annual children's Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Friday April 13th, at the Green- bank Hall from 10 a.m., until noon, featuring the Teenage Illu- sionists, movies and treats. Parents are welcome to attend. Women's Institute meeting will be held on April 18th - please have your reports into Mrs. Earle in advance to give her time to com- pile them. It is our annual meeting with Miss Sandra Campbell in atten- dance and the 4H members. Please back this group with your attendance. One thorn of experience is worth a whole wilderness of warning. Please phone 852-6693 with your news next week - remember this is your column. } Retail selling offered at Durham College Durham College Management Centre, in co-operation with Durham Region Action Commit- tee for Training, is offering a new course in Retail Selling, schedul- ed for Monday mornings, April 30 to June 25 (8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.). The ability to assist people with their buying needs and purchase decisions has been identified as the single most important re- quirement of the retail industry. The course, which is funded through the Canadian Jobs Strategy, will cover such topics as understanding customer behaviour, helping customers buy, successful selling techni- ques, the importance of product knowledge and dealing effective- ly with challenging customers. 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