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* J Cae wire ba ores -- - "i a RR "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 13,1993 - 19 £5 3 > 4 $47 a 15 { fa § ah ¥ i : i § ¥ ] f d ¥ 1] £ Community 8 RR RGR RE RR pro ORR EER Lo Ga SRS nee! GS AK IL a a i ES Thanksgiving dinner and a baby shower for wee Sarah Clarke. . Our sympathy to the Cather- wood family in the passing of Eldred Catherwood. A private funeral was held. "". John and Joanne Hansen had her brother and fiancee and son "and, myself to help them cele- brate Thanksgiving. ~My, daughter Yvonne Moore and her husband John and two of my great grandchildren Karl 'and. Nicholas Moss visited me ..on Monday. John and Joanne a nd _¢children Sara and Kevin had dinner on Sunday with her parents, Cliff and June Ber- tram of Scarborough. Keith and Faye Ashton hope to move into their new home in a couple of weeks. Tom and Doris Armstrong held family dinner on Thanks- giving Day. Paul and Shirley Baster and their daughters had Thanksgiv- ing with her parents, Jim and Clara Jones in Uxbridge. Grace and Floyd Evans cele- brated the holiday well. On Thursday they were guests of son Murray and Melodie. On Friday, they were with Elmer and' Ruth Wilson and on Sun- Youth. Group to meet ro It's been a great Thanksgiv- ing weekend and here in Utica, 'Mother Nature has left a lot of 'work for everyone to rake up, as 'an awful lot of our beautiful leaves have left the trees. For a while yet, we can still see some of the colors of Fall as we look around and I find that this area is as nice as any when it comes to colors. Enjoy it while we can, did everyone see those white flakes on Saturday and Sun- day? There were 10 tables of eu- chre on Friday night in the hall with the following winners: La- dies First Vera Brown, Second Edna Manns, who also had the most lone hands (seven), Third Clara Warren. Men's First Carl Gimblett, Second Elwood Manns, Third Harry Hill Freeze-out winners were Mary Hill and Irene Redshaw; Verna Slute and George Harper were second. Draws were won by Ed Skinner, Clara Warren and Irene Fielding. Gord Wilson won the 50/50 draw. There will be another euchre in two weeks, Oct. 22. The Youth Group will meet this Friday, Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Sandra Kerry for a discussion and movie night. Please bring $2 for munchies and expenses. Church service on Sunday will be in Utica at 11 a.m. Pat Asling will be speaking about her work in Belize and in the evening she will be showing wh RRS, slides. Special envelopes will be provided for anyone wishing to donate through the church. The Sunday School is packing a large basket of food on Sunday which is World Wide Food Day and the children are asked to each bring an article of food, ei- ther box or tin, when they come to service. Study Group meet at Utica Church on Sunday at 10 a.m. Junior choir will hold a prac- tice, also at 10 a.m. Senior choir will meet this Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Sobil home. Sympathies this week to Rose Philip and family. Jim passed away on Wednesday, following a lengthy illness; and also to Norma Maloney and family in the loss of her father Mr. Why- brow. Hillis and Carol Wilbur are grandparents for the first time. Lee and Lisa Wilbur are proud parents of a baby girl, Brittany Ann, who was born on Sunday. Congratulations. Hillis and Carol were Sunday dinner guests with Ralph and Elsie Wilbur and her family. Ruby Beare, Lee Wilbur, Todd and Carolyn enjoyed dinner to- gether at the Wilbur home in Utica. Sunday Thanksgiving dinner guests with Jack and Nancy Skelding were Bill and Mary Skelding of Newtonville and Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding of Newcastle. oe ANNUAL RATES ° 4 YEAR.............. 5 YEAR.............. cwasna pa susTEERS 5.25% redsEE Esk ewne 6.75% Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRE SSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 ud of th day, Marie and Earl Wilson were with Floyd and Grace for dinner, Robert and Fiona McClure and children were pleased to have his mother, Mrs. Lillian McClure of Port Perry, join them for the Thanksgiving cele- bration. Church service was held at Epsom on Sunday. The children joined the congregation and our minister, Rev. John Burton, gave them a special message. We are proud of our choir as they sang a beautiful anthem. Chris and Johanna Ruhl vis- ited their daughter, Peggy Burk and husband Willy of North Bay, over the weekend to help celebrate their grandchildren's birthday. Happy returns to Me- linda and Johnathan. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tao- scott's guests on Monday were Ed and Ann Watson of Ux- bridge and Miss Margaret Cape of Orillia. Dorothy and Ray Munro vis- ited her brother and his family in Sudbury for a couple of days last week. Ken and Lilla Belair and fam- ily visited Ken's father in Scar- borough on Sunday to help him celebrate his 84th birthday. On Thanksgiving Day, they cele- brated with her sister Marilyn McGregor and family of Janet- ville. Fred and Dianne Watson of Scarborough were "Monday guests with his parents, Archie and Jennie Watson. We were so pleased to see the Epsom School news in last week's paper, You did a won- derful job, girls, keep it up - con- gratulations. | LISTEN The Evans families met at Za\ ol id e church choir the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las Wilson for Thanksgiving and to celebrate three irth- days and one anniversary. Please phone any news to 9865-2620. I could not contact so many this week. will work for | YOU in Ottawa. Join lan at a Town Hall | meeting at the Latcham | Centre in Port Perry Wednesda y, Oct. 20 7PM = 9 PM Authorized by K. Pearce Official agent for I. Smyth pay he anki dal i a dEEE add