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oy CA at VN At the big bazaar Dec. 9th at Uxbridge Music Hall the Senior Citizens are conduct- ing a white elephant table. Any donations can be left in the box in the Senior Citi- zens rooms any afternoon. Bethesda-Reach will hold their Christmas supper "at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Spurles Dec. 17th at 6:30 p.m. the Good Christian Men Rejoice will be replied to by Mrs. L. Meyers. The roll call will be an exchange of gifts. Mens wrapped in red, green. All hostesses and will have their husbands as guests. 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1977 News and views from Epsom and area By Mrs. Jean Jeffery Their The Womens Institute for Buffet could have Motto: Also McCallum ladies in members are We had a very lovely interlude at our last W.IL. meeting. Six students from Port Perry High School who have formed a Flute Club came to entertain us. There were four young ladies and two young gentlemen. music was delightful and I am sure their director Mr. would have been very proud of -their performance if he been present. thanks who supplies transportation. The U.C.W. will hold. their Christmas meeting Dec. 13 at Epsom. We learned that the lap robes we have given to Daheim Nursing Home perk. are much_appreciated and At our more could be used. Also 'warm Anyone there is a project feet', undertaken. knit or crochet bed socks or slippers for the elderly. Any eye glasses which are no longer useful to you are desperately needed for sending to the underpriv- iliged countries. Mens good clothing is also needed for the Fred Victor Mission. However our local welfare department informs us that they need lots of clothing and can make use of anything available. We are still collecting "maple leaf" labels and soon will have a new coffee most R. Baird to Gavin Epsom Utica Christmas meeting we will also have who has the time is asked to our Evdns and family a Simpson were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Earl Wilson. Jockey Hill Billis Band entered 'a float at the Ux- bridge Santa Clause parade Saturday and enjoyed every minute of it. gets longer each year and this year the weatherman co-operated. The hot choco- late, coffee and hot dogs served to the participants Sunday, Dec. Mr. and Mrs. PLANTERS _ PEANUTS 3 gq We Reserve the Right to Limit , Quantities Prices Effective Until ® 12 0z. JAR 'DRY ROASTED ® 130z.TIN COCKTAIL a gift exchange. 11th will be White Gift Service. Good used' clothing will be . acceptable here - gestions are combs, soap, socks, etc. some sug- shoelaces, caps, scarves, Floyd nd Mrs. and The parade Dus lo space limitations snd avadabilily at time of sale -- not ail items shown may be available ol el locations Black Magic CHOCOLATES $2.77 -Stayfree "MAXI PADS CREST TOOTHPASTE Regular or Mint CONTACC CAPSULES 2s. 3 1.99 TUMS ANTACID TABLETS wis "A good friend indeed" 88¢ Pi ® REGULAR ; OR FLAVORED o> QUALITY za Ww | ne © 2 41.99 et $107 |= 100 ML | COLOR PRINT FILM o Instant Load Type e12 Qc " Regstered trodemark of Drug Trading Co 11d . McGregor TRANSPARENT TAPE %" x 600" 'MAALOX PLUS 1202. SUSPENSION DIAPERS Pampers Toddlers 12's DISPOSABLE $1 hg OR 50 199 $129 Peppermint or Lemon Swiss Creme BAN RoLL-ON ANTI-PERSPIRANT gg¢ Scented/Unscented 43 ml Gillette TRACI CARTRIDGE 99° OIL OF OLAY 100 ml. 2°1.33 *3.99 BRUTONS I-A DRUGS 200 QUEEN STREET - + PORT PERRY 985-2511 --y Po ay A SE UR ey yer iy after the parade was much appreciated. . Epsom Sunday School Concert will be held in the Church on Friday, Dec. 16 at 7:30, everyone welcome. Several from Epsom attended the Induction Service for the Rev. Clifford Pendlebury at Goodwood on Sunday evening. The Rev. Ella Taylor conducted the service. One of Cliffords" Professors, the Rev. S. Vernon Fawcett of Toronto delivered the message and Cliff conducted the Benedic- tion. 4-H Achievement Day is next Saturday at Uxbridge United Church at 1:15. The Epsom Couples Club enjoyed the Scugog Choral Society presentation of "The Merry Widow' Friday evening. Afterwards they held a social hour at Epsom Church. The hosts "and hostesses for the evening were Ron and Lorraine Brown and co-hosts Peter and Tessa Emmings. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sturman and Christopher at Ingersol. Rev. Roy and Mrs. Ingles former minister at Ballan- trae called on Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watson one day last week. 'Recently the family = of Mrs. Hildrette Lyons all came home to help mother celebrate her birthday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin on their 35th wedding anniver- sary on Saturday last week. The family all 'met at Emjles in Port Perry and treated mother and father Obituary Wm. Goslin to dinner then the family enjoyed the evening dancing at Cedar Beach, Mussel- mans Lake. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goslin, Tony and Annette. 1 Our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ellin and, family in their bereavement for her mother Mrs. Judgins of Kingston who passed away last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Powell, Debbie, Jimmy and Danny entertained the Ewen family on Saturday evening. It was Elinor's mothers birthday. The guests'were from Beaverton Lindsay, Alleston, New- market and Richmond Hill, Happy birthday greetings from all of us to Mrs. Harvey Ewen. © Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and family of Uxbridge were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allan Card for supper on Sunday. Miss Ruth Taylor of Cann- ington was a guest with her brother Earl and Mrs. Taylor and accompanied them to,Santa Claus Parade on Saturday. There is a school holiday today so Ivan Clark is visit- ~ ing grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling. Saturday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Irwin and boys. Mr and Mrs. John Arbuc- kle and Jennifer of Nestleton had as guests, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin when they attended the Tur- key Supper at Sonya Wed- nesday evening. Melvyn Cannon Cannon, Melvyn Douglas After an illness of a few months, Melvyn Douglas Cannon, 45 Caleb Street, Port Perry, passed away at Oshawa General Hospital on August 14,.1977. Born in Toronto on September 6 1925, the son of Harry and Olive Cannon, now deceased. 'He married Mary Ann Farmer in Edinburgh, Scotland on June 13, 1946 while serving overseas. He made his home in Toronto, Scugog Island and the last 26 years in Port Perry. Places of employment were General Motors, Oshawa; Tonto Humane Society and was Chief Ste- ward of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419 at' the time of his passing. He also served on the executive of the Port Perry Legion, Branch 419. Left to mourn the loss is his wife Mary, three sons, Ian of Blackstock, Kevin of Port Perry and David at home; six daughters, Janet (Mrs. Ken Rankin), Jaqueline (Mrs. Ray Rankin), Mary, Laura, Melodie and Sheila at home. Also a brother Malcolm of British Columbia. A son, John Douglas, predeceased. He was a nephew of Mrs. Dell Henders; Fairview Lodge, Whitby. A Legion Funeral Service was held August 17, 1977 from the MecDermott- anabaker Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Brawn officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. . Pall bearers were Mervin DeNure, Ross Hutchinson, Wes St.John, Ted Wilkinson, Ray Wren. Guard of Hon- our, Ross Weir and Jim Smitherman. ELMER'S FURNITURE PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-2847 Special: 4 pc. Chesterfield Set +395.00 compote - ~¥