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STAC AER, 20 PR, Tm Tp gg-- "Epsom News Mr. Bill Reach of Toronto was weekend guest with Mr. and + Mrs. Walter Kerry. Miss Arlene Stearman of Ashworth visited her cousin Donna Kerry on Saturday afternoon. , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Carol, Marlene, Ricky and Scott had dinner on Sunday with Mrs. W.0. Simpson of Uxbridge. We are pleased Mr. Howard Ashton was able to come home from the hospital to-day (Monday). We wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. E. Wilson and Mar- lene were in Willowdale on Tuesday evening attending a shower for Carol at the home of Miss Coleen Taylor, Mrs. WHERE GOOD FOOD Is ON THE MENU EVERYDAY ®e & o SPECIALS! Taylor and Mrs. Rosemary Simmonds were hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns Robin and Ricky were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Card. Wee Michael is still in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Card and Tina were also present. Rob Card was supper guest at the Luke home in Prince Albert on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tripp on Monday evening. If anyone in the com- munity is ill, please contact me so I may notify our minister. Phone 852 - 3503. Your consideration will be For fast service may we sugges Luncheon Special Daily from Monday to Saturday Roast Beef Sandwich ® Roast Chicken Sandwich | Roast Pork Sandwich@Ham or Bacon Sandwich! fresh homemade soup and, or | homemade french fries for just over Phone 985-2060 CUSHION FLOOR Floor Coverings $3.30 SQ. WINDOW! SHADES room darkener 36" wide $2.95 much appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Locke and family of Blackstock were visiting in Epsom. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Watson were visiting in London for the weekend so little Mis- chelle is staying with Grand- ma and Grandpa Watson for a few days. There were eighteen ladies to enjoy the sewing class at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Doble last Wednesday eve- ning. Our next class will be '* January 25th. The date of our regular W.I. meeting has been changed to January 31 and will be at the home of Mrs. Wm. MacMillan, Uxbridge. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey were Mrs. Carl Graham and her daughter Mrs. Dorothy Har- , Brenda, Fayne "and Miss Darlene Christie were at their respective homes for the weekend. Epsom Euchre. Ladies 1st Rosetta Evands 2nd Dora Watson: 3 Vilet Luke; Low Edna Kerry. Gentlemen 1st Wm. Carne- gie; 2nd Thos Ogden: 3rd Lloyd Evans; Low J. Hough- land; Door Jim Evans. The next party will be January Community . serve: - general public PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan 17th, 1973 -- 3 20 attend nomination meeting The.. nominating meeting for the Ontario Association for the mentally Retarted was enthusiastically atten- ded by twenty persons. Elizabeth. Fulford chaired the meeting and called upon two guests to speak -- Mr. Mark Hallas - Area Repre- sentative of Ontario Associ ation Mentally Retarded ex- plained his role in local Ontario Association Men- tally Retarded. A local person can at anytime call on Mr. Hallas and the resourses of his office for training, legal advise and support as well as guidance with new projects. Mr. Bill Syme is Regional Director of Ontario Associa tion Mentally Retarded. He explained that this nomina- ting meeting resulted from a meeting the 'night of the blackout" called at a reg- ional meeting of Region 6 of which we are one of 11 members. Ten out of 11 locals called for the meeting. Mr. Syme spoke of the ways in which we could Family services, adult services, residence, developement centres and nursary school. Following a short coffee break it was established that we as a local, central 7, could at the present time best serve the people in our area through education for the or devel- opment of public awareness and developing a family service programme. Central Seven encompases of the ILL: MEN'S SPORT JACKETS WINTER townships of Reach, Scugog, Scott, Uxbridge and Cart- wright, the town of Uxbridge and the village of Port Perry. The executives are chasen from 10 directors elected by the membership of Central Seven Association. Natur- ally, anyone who is willing to pay $2.00 is elegible to become a member of Central Seven. The following people ac- cepted nomination for the election on January 23: Mrs. Margaret VanCamp, Mr. Gerald Jackman, Mr. Arnold Roach, Mrs. Bever- ley Muir, Mrs. Elizabeth Fulford, Mrs. Elaine Ham- mett, Mrs. Ilene Hvidsten, Mrs. Pat Price, Mrs. Karel Nottingham, Mrs. Alice Stevenson, Mrs. Carol Mazza. The nominating com- mittee of Mrs. Jeanne Jack- man (985-7227) Mrs. Eliza- beth Fulford (985 - 7100) and Mrs. Bev. Muir (985 -'7079) will be most anxious to J for Central Seven Association accept any further nomin- ation up until the evening of January 23. ' On" January 23rd, Mrs. Cory Van Van Lith, the President of the Ontario Association Mentally Re- tarded in the Oshawa district will be the guest speaker. "The election of the di- rectors will be conducted by closed ballot at the meeting also. Memberships for 1973 will be sold at this time. Anyone who is interested in Mentally Retarded is most welcome at this on, January 23rd at 8 p.m. in the Anglican Church in Port Perry. Art Rowan elected chairman Art Rowan, trustee for Manvers and Cartwright townships on Northumber- land and Durham county board of education was elected chairman last week. Whitfield of Northumberland was elected vice-chairman. YOU ARE INVITED TO THE INAUGURATION of the Liberal Association PORT PERRY, REACH & SCUGOG SCOUT HALL, Lilla St., Port Perry FRIDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1973 at 8:00 p.m. GUEST SPEAKER -- NORMAN CAFIK, M.P. 99c ~ 4 COATS & DRESSES earance $1.49 Single Roll FABRICS selected patterns DISCOUNT BG EA NAR Nl sind ida ssl