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1) ARATE rd chi WS Bnd wisi fab Ww Yr e-"at ' « LL oo ACTA ICA 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 20, 1973 retirement, SLL eo ANE fe EWR wy Epsom and district news The people of Epsom area central No. 3 school wish to honour Mrs. Medd upon her pupils, ex- pupils, parents and friends are invited to Epsom school Sunday. evening June 24th from 7 till 9 p.m. Ladies of Epsom area bring a few cookies. Mrs. Jeffery, daughter Yvonne and Mr. Moore visi- ted Scugog Reach Museum on Sunday and enjoyed the cordial welcome and tour of the buildings. Congratulations to Miss Erenda Payne who gradu- ated from Toronto East General Hospital Thursday, June 14th. Mr. and Mrs. L. Payne and other members of their family and Miss Darlene Christie attended the Graduation Exercises. Congratulations from all your Epsom friends and best wish for the future are extended to Brenda. , Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marlin of Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie attended the Decoration at Mac Neillcemetery at Wick where many of their Scot- tish ancestors rest. Five of the Hansen daughters were home to celebrate Father's day with their parents. The missing daughter presented Mr. and Mrs. Hanson with a grand- daughter la couple of weeks ago, a very lovely Father's Day gift. ee Miss Darlene Christie and cousin Miss Lynda Martin of Toronto 'were dinner guests with their parents Sunday evening. The Crosier family held their 42nd re-union at Stouffville on Saturday. Those attending from .Ep- som area were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro and Susanne, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munro, Dianne and Heather and Mrs. F. Munro, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch McKnight. Mr. Art Green and daughters and Mr. Arthur Graham of Sudbury called on the Munro family on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Ross Munro and daughters of Waterloo were weekend guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice. On Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. Murry Prentice and Richard of Sunderland and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Prentice and family joined the family to celebrate the wedding anni- versary of their parents. On Saturday evening the Kerry family entertained their parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry with a dinner party at Conway Gardens in honour of their Wedding Anniversary. Congratulatins from us all to Mr. and Mrs. Pentice, Mr. and Mrs. Kerry also Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong on their wedding anniver- saries. The Geer family held a re-union at Elgin Park on Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. D. Asling, Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan and Julie Ashton visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling at Fair- view Lodge, Whitby on Sun- day and found them feeling much better. Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Clarke and Heather of Oshawa had lunch on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. IS your on book listing corre Please tell us now, before we print the new PORT PERRY Directory on July 17th. Look up your listing in the current Directory. If you wish to have it changed, dial "'O" (zero) and ask for Business Office. Bell Canada ~~ G. Jeffery and Mrs. Caw- ker. Mrs. H. Wallace, Miss Olive Wallace and M rs. Baird called on Mrs. Cawker on Sunday after- noon. John Gilliland of Oshawa visited Paul Kerry on Mon- day and Tuesday then Paul visited John on Friday on Saturday. Part of our stu- dent exchange, a little late as John could not come before as he had pneu- monia. York Presbyterial of the United Church Women was held at Ravenshoe last week. Mrs. Barry Bushall and Mrs. Keith Ashton con- ducted the worship service for the rally. Mrs. H. Ash- ton and Mrs. D. Asling also attended from Epsom -- Utica U.C.W. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. V. Thormin of Quebec called on the Kerry families on Wednesday. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton of Ashburn were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Emming were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry on Monday. Mr. and M rs. Emming are busily building at home on the townline so will soon be new neighbours to welcome to our community. The W.I. ladies realize the 4th Wed. of June is rolling around once more. June 27 the meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Robb, Con. 8, Reach. All ladies are cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wear of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Sunday. We didn't realize when we congratulated Mr. R. Munro and Mrs. E. Prentice on winnin a prize for Canoeing the Nonquon that this is the fifth time they have won a prize. Hold simulated disaster drill - Community Memorial- Hospital has had a disaster plan developed for the pur- pose of treating the arrival of 10 or more patients in the emergency department with only the resources of the hospital and community available. On Thursday, June 14th, the Community Memorial Hospital put the Disaster Plan into effect. Seventeen '"casulaties" from a simu- lated school bus accident started arriving shortly after 7 p.m., via ambulances and vehicles manned by the staff of Mr. C. Brignall and the Port Perry Volunteer Firemen. Dr. P. Larsen and hospital staff members met the vic- tims at the east entrance. Victims were quickly diag- nosed and transferred to the proper treatment area. Dr. J. Hammett and nursing staff were prepared in the emergency department as the victims progressed to this area. The front office was set up as a control centre and personnel were directed, upon their arrival, by Mrs. E. Jean Gray, Mrs. D. Watson and Mr. J. Van- Camp. Visitors and rela- tives of casulaties were guided to the cafeteria. The casualties were made up to represent various types of injuries such as, fractures, shock, hysteria, rescucitation, burn cases and amputation patients. Mrs. Judy MacColl, In- service Education Officer, has chaired a committee which has been responsible for the organization of a disaster planned implemen- tation of a disaster drill. Mr. Julie Roberts, from the emergency Health Services, Toronto, was on hand to evaluate and recommend improvements to the Disaster Plan. Also present, were representa- tives from the local Emergency Measures Organization in Oshawa. The Hospital sincerely appreciate all the help given by the staff and the volunteers - the Firemen, the Ambulance attendents, Emergency Health Services, emergency Measures Organization, and especially, the "patients" who were a very necessary part to the Disaster Plan. Through a trial run, the hospital is able to evaluate the merits of the existing plan and thus improve it before encountering a real disaster. UXPOOL will be CLOSED for final warranty maintenance June 22-29 Squash courts will remain open. SQUASH LESSONS available during the summer at -UXPOOL Children and Adults For Further information please call: 852-7831 TELEPHONE 985.7386 REALTOR 189 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, CANADA TORONTO LINE 364.2516" Visit our booth at the We will be giving away valuable Port Perry Home Show | This Thurs., Fri., and Saturday W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED \ "Lucky Spot Prizes" Prizes to be given away Thurs. and Fri. at 7:00 P.M. and 9:00 P.M. And on Saturday at 12 noon/3:00 P.M./5:00 P.M./8:00 P.M. a 9 <S