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The Youth Group will meet this Friday at the home of San- dra Kerry at 7:30 p.m. Bring $2 for munchies and the movie. Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Utica Church at 11 a.m. This comin Sunday, the Joint choirs of Epsom-Utica and Goodwood are presenting a Gos- pel Sing in Goodwood Church starting at 7:30 p.m. Everyone 18 welcome. There were 12-1/2 tables of euchre on Friday night in Utica. We missed two of our workers, Irene Fielding who has been un- der the weather and George Harper who had surgery this past week in Oshawa Hospital. Get well soon to both of these people. Winners were as fol- lows: Ladies first - Norrine Hill; second - Evelyn Ham; third - Mary Poots. Men's first - Gord Greig; second - Carolyn Parish . and third - Peggy Hood. Evelyn Ham had the most lone hands c (four). Freeze-out winners were Ruby and Lloyd Smith, Mal- colm Allbright and Milton An- derson were second. Draws were won by Vera Brown, Alice DEN CENTRE (PORT PERRY FEEDS, - 40 VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY _~°f 985-7363 Greig and Doris Hill. Evelyn Ham won the 50/50. Plan to at- tend the next euchre in two weeks, June 4. We had our family all here on Sunday, Charlie, Sue, Taylor and baby Melissa from Am herstview, Dorothy, Dennis, Jeremy, Justin and Susie from View Lake. It's not too often that they all come at once so I view this as an occasion to cher- ish. Lorne and Eileen Slute were in Cookstown on Sunday to visit with son Brian, Liz and girls. On Sunday evening they visited Lloyd and Eileen Slute of Rag- lan. Birthday greetings to George Richardson who reaches the big 60on Friday. Happy birthday also to Gavin Sobil who was 4-years-old on the 23rd and Rebecca Sobil who celebrates her 12th birthday - this coming Sunday, May 30. Bruce and Marie Geer helped their grandson Tyler celebrate his first birthday on Sunday at the home of Dale and Maureen Geer. There will be a community es Box Plants Peat Moss MAYaSPECIAL (most varieties)......... 95¢ ' Weed & Feed FERTILIZER {with Killex) 20 kg. VLC: Eo: Td Y) Seeds, Potatoes, Onions, Shrubs, Decorative |" F1go] [=X Topsoil 8:00am to 6:00pm Friday 8:00am to 8:00pm Saturday 8:30am to 5:00pm Buick Lake lil FEEDS miscellaneous shower for Mana Breznikar at Epsom Church on Friday, June 4 starting at 8 p.m. Maria and her fiancee Frank Scalia are to be married in July. Take this as your invi- tation to attend and ladies please provide lunch. The scoop on the ozone layer? Summer is fast approaching and most of us are aware that we need protection from the sun's U.V. rays. How did we get into such a mess, and is there anything we can do to prevent further ozone destruction? Let's get together and watch Chlorine Cover up: Ozone De- struction. "This film features an inter- view with Adam Trombley, world renowned climatologist and physicist. The "science of denial" is examined and the role of all chlorine molecules, not just CFC's is looked at. Later we can pool our in- sights and ideas over coffee. See you May 27, Port Perry High School, 7:30. No charge. Please lug-a-mug. This film concludes the first season of the Light-on Film Group. We'll be back in Septem- ber Bridge April 20- Afternoon 6 Table Mitchell - Avg. 60 North/South First - Joyce Heard and Joyce Watson 69. Second - Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 66. Third - Cecil Dodwell and Cliff Chambers 65 - 1/2. East/West First - Marie and Harry Carnegie tied with Bea Chap- man and Hoppy Carnwith 69. Second - Anna Meester and Doris Watson 64 - 1/2. Third - Jean and Bob Cole- man 62 - 1/2. Evening 5 Table Howell - Avg. 36 First - Anne Scott and Judy Atkinson 42. Second - Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock 40. Third - Joan West and Gord Day 39. Fourth - Ida Hurtig and Eliz- abeth Passmore 38. "Autumn Hunt" , a watercolor by artist Walter Campbell, fea- tures a Port Perry home. See story for details. Walter Campbell paints Port Perry Cochrane By Julia Dempsey Port Perry Star A Port Perry home is the sub- Ject of Walter Campbell's most recent watercolor painting. Mr. Campbell, a Sonya resi- dent, first noticed the Cochrane Street home about three years ago while visiting a friend who had just moved into a home across the street fromit. "I like the setting," he said of the home presently owned by Brian Callery and formerly owned by Dr. Matthew Dy- mond. He took some reference shots of the home in the autumn but never did anything more on the project until this year. The reason behind the delay stems from the fact that Mr. Campbell likes to incorporate a nostalgic theme into each Victo- rian home he paints. Until re- cently, he wasn't sure what theme he wanted to match with the home. St. home But after completing a water- color entitled "Morning Hunt" last year, Mr. Campbell decided he would like "to do a few more huntscenes." The fall colors in the refer- ence shots of the Cochrane' Street home made it the perfect choice for his next hunt scene, he says. ~ "The colors and the house lent itself very well to the theme," Mr. Campbell says. He also explained that in England it was very fashionable to have the participants of a hunt pictured in front of their homes. He has tied that facet of history into his latest work. "Autumn Hunt" was released three weeks ago and is the 44th limited edition print released by 41-year-old artist in the last 10 years. The Framer's Gallery in Port Perry is selling the prints for | $200 unframed. * Allat Guaranteed Low Prices ° UNITED CARPET. Largest Carpet Selection In Scugog Township and a member of the largest carpet buying group in Canada. 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