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RT TT a ar -- 14 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 9, 1993 a a ei 5 ome Rod and Gun Club dance successful Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Epsom Church at 11 a.m. Bible Study group meet at 10 a.m. This is Food Bank week also. Any local young people, 11 years of age and up, interested In some evenings of fun and learning are welcome to join the Epsom-Utica youth group. The first meeting will be held March 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Sandra Kerry. Bring your friends. Don't forget that this Friday 18 euchre night in Utica Hall starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Marjory and Elliott Harring- ton of Woodville were visitors with Mrs. Crosier on Friday. Lorne and Eileen Slute at- tended an 80th birthday party on Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Ruby Jones at Mount Zion. Sun- day supper guests with the Slutes were Gary and Sharane Dear, Adam and Ian Ross. phen's sister Caroline and friend Paul, from Toronto, as Sunday dinner guests. The Tracey family were Sun- day supper guests with Elva Symes in Goodwood. There's still no good news from Sunnybrook on Bill's con- dition, but, I am really hopin that he will be able to be move to Uxbridge, possibly some time this week. The Port Perry Rod and Gun Club held their annual dinner and dance in Utica Hall on Sat- urday evening. They seemed to have an enjoyable evening. The event was catered by our U.C.W. "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" | © SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR A number of residents from the riding of Durham East were presented with commemorative medals for the 125th anniversary of Canada at a ceremony in Bowmanville on March 1. Lieuten- ant Governor Hal Jackman made the presentation. Pictured are Durham East MPP Gord Mills, Maybe you can't count on the weather but you can count on the Port Perry Star & Marketplace ~ _ Following the ° Lieutenant Governor Hal Jackman, Ed Mason, Pau Mayor Howard Hall, and Roy Grierson. : I Arculus, Gary Edgar, Mary-Lou Walker, True internationalism motto of W.I. meeting By Lillian Harper, P.R.O. The March meeting of the Honeydale Women's Institute was held on Thursday, March 4 at the Anglican Church Hall, with our president, Clara War- ren presiding. ning Ode and repeating of the Institute Creed, the Roll Call - "Name something we can learn from The minutes of the Februa meeting were read and adopted, followed by discussion and plans to attend the district meeting on March 8 at the home of Mrs. Laurel Hamer. Several very favorable com- ments were made concerning the attractive W.I. Logos, which have been added to the Port Perry signs at the four entranc- es to our town., which will give Classifieds. 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(ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 85-8459 DURHAM COLLEGE UXBRIDGE CAMPUS VOCATIONAL ADJUSTMENT FOR THE 90's This program is designed This 10 week Program to provide displaced Offers: workers wih he skils Academic/iteracy/upgrading required to make an . effective transition to new Counseling Success Strategies rt i, "1" Carer xlorion Computer Training This program will be Introductory Work held at: Experience Durham College, Vocational Adjustment for Uxbridge Campus the 90's ROmckSt Wast is scheduled to start: Uxbridge, Ontario . LoP 152 April 5 1993. Find out more by calling: RA oo av Durham College, Uxbridge Campus (416) 852-7848 SURE BUN, PIZZA & SUBS Find us fast i 80 Water Street, Port Perry * pee Delivery ind us fast in the "Yellow ton 20 pieces! by" With 3 Toppings! After some discussion con- cerning our annual meeting on April 1 it was decided to go out for lunch, prior to the meeting, with members to meet at noon. The nominating committee was able to report that the slate of officers for the ensuing year "has been completed. everal 'members expressed satisfaction over the presenta- tion of the fire proof cabinet, which we as an organization had recently presented to the Scugog Shores Museum, know- ing that it will serve a good pur- pose in protecting important documents which are stored there. The motto "True internation- alism is knowledge of other peo- ple, their'way of life, traditions Leh! and culture," was ably dealt with by the committee in charge, with a focus being placed on our educational sys- tem. Some of the negative as- pects were brought to our atten- . tion by Ardath Sisson, while Margaret Cheyne covered the ° more positive aspects. The pro- * gram convenor, Helen Dann then read excerpts from McLean's Magazine which had covered the topic extensively in a recent issue. We are aware of proposed changes in the educa- tional system, so will be watch- ing with interest. Following some discussion on this interesting topic, our meet- ing closed with the singing of "The Hymn of all Nations," af- ter which we enjoyed a beauti- ful lunch and social time, with a final reminder of our pre- meeting luncheon date on April Swing A Deal! Port Perry Star & Marketplace Qlassifieds are the best way to buy & sell around town! To 'Get A Hole In One' call 985-7383. Pages" ™ "HAVE A SAFE & ENJOYABLE MARCH BREAK" Additional Toppings Available Expires March 16th, 1993 Area \ . J AXA LIIIIIIAZAAA IAAI I III III II III IIIIIIIIIIIIXLX ARAAAAL IIIT III IIE IIE III IIIIIX 985-8448 .'" gp