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mR Fed pei SRE SRE NS wt Eas yo Wed dh Fe i SAN $3 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 22, 1980 IW Epsom and area news by Jean Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. R. Menagh and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Murray Porter and Chris of Uxbridge were supper guests on Sunday at the Baster home. Epsom Utica Social Club will meet at the Manchester Hall October 25th. The same instructor as last year will be there to update your square dancing skills. Everyone welcome. Come and learn to square dance or play euchre. Wm. Andersons and R. Browns are co-hosts. Bible study will be in Epsom Church next week on Wednesday evening. Then, Thursday evening the session will meet at the Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown entertained her cousin Chris Severund of N.Y. State and her aunt Mrs. Verna Amy of Toronto for the weekend. Michelle Watson of Scar- borough was a weekend guest with her grandparents On Sunday Mrs. Gordon and son Eddie or Toronto were dinner guests with the Wat- sons and Michelle returned home with them. Mrs. Evelyn Hansen attended the wedding of her daughter Judy and Gary Ellis in Toronto on Thurs- day. Then, Saturday even- ing several members of the Hansen family enjoyed a party in honour of Judy's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery celebrated their wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the home of daughter Yvonne and John Moore of Oshawa on Sunday. Rose and Neil held a family dinner party on Saturday in honour of daugh- ter Anna's first birthday. Congratulations to Don and Stella Asling. Faye and Keith Ashton and family, Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan were home on Sunday to help them celebrate their wedding anniversary and Don's birthday. Faye and Keith Ashton, Beth and Ken Catherwood enjoyed a tour to Nashville last weekend, Thanks to Neil Evans who was chore boy. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Noakes of Sandford were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery attended the L.0.B.A. Birthday party at Goodwood on Thursday evening. Weekend guests with Beth and Elmer Wilson were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thompson Bible Club Missionaries from Arizona. Sunday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewchuk and daughter Leah, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Irwin and boys, Mr. Ian Archibald and Miss Marlene Wilson. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson called on Mr. Drew MacCulloch at Lakeview Manor Beaverton. Mr. McCulloch had just been in Lindsay Hospital for a couple of weeks and is not at all well. At present, Alpine Christie, Gordon Cumming, and Keith Ellicott are in Port Perry "Hospital. We wish them a speedy recovery. Welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Trick and baby to Epsom. I'm sure they'll take good care of Grandpa Cumming. Scugog news by Mrs. Earl Reader Mr. fii Mrs: Jim Adam of Port View Beach have been vacationing in Las Vegas. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerrow travelled to the home of Bonnie's sister at Bradford to share in & family dinner with their mother, Mrs. Stephen before she returns to her western home in Estavan, Mr, Don Ashbridge spent most of last week in Port Perry hospital but we expect he will be able to return home this week. Welfare fraud (From page 1) be paid by the province. The investigation program has the support of both the Durham Police department and Crown Attorney's office, and Crown Attorney Ted Howell says in a letter that 9 ) \ i Ww BULK FOODS - "Scoop What You Need!" 146 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY 985-8807 ----= --"----""(Opposite the New Commerce Bank) {I NGREDI | UNLIMITED GLAZED CHERRIES --) o 1.77 "MIXED FRUIT With Cherries »*1.19 'MINCE MEAT Reg. $1.39 1b. 099° (With Your Container) } MIXED PEEL Ib. 99¢ WALNUT PIECES SI »'249 PINEAPPLE PIECES $1.33 SULTANA RAISINS »*1.19 LARGE SEEDED MUSCAT RAISINS Reg. $1.99 |b. - --_ A-- AT. 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Many of the referrals came from members of the public' who suspected that "welfare fraud was being committed, and Mr. Johns said outside the council chambers last week that the investigator will look into all complaints lodged by members of the public from any part of the Region. ___Although_the investiga--- "tions have resulted in a gross savings of nearly $60,000 in two months, Mr. Johns cautioned members of coun- cil last week that this trend may not continue because there has been a back-log of cases up for investigation when Mr. Bircham began his work. However, Mr. Johns did say that with the word get- ting around that the Region has a full-time fraud investi- gator, there is a strong deterrent value that might never show up in a statistical report. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS GIL RUMMENIE 986-5319 Or Drop Off At MODERN TEXTILES [Tle TTT TTT TTS TTT On Saturday, the Ash- bridge family minus Don, and Nelson Reader family attended the wedding of their niece which was held in Raglan. On Wednesday many representatives of the Island Womens Institute, Head U.C.W., and personal friends served refreshments at the Island Hall to a' large number of Fedyk relatives, and friends following the funeral of Helen. As the acting president of the Insti- tute, Helen's passing will be a great loss as a capable, interested leader whose kindly, quiet and thoughtful personality was frequently noted and appreciated. On Wednesday evening of this week, the Womens Insti- tute of the Island will meet at the Hall with Mrs. Janis Richardson presiding. The guest speaker will be Doloris Victor from the J. McBrien School of Creativity at Prince Albert. All ladies are welcome to attend. On Sunday, the annivers- ary service at the Island Church was everything that could be desired with full choirs, instrumental intro- ductory music, congregation of Island resi- dents, Manchester represen- tatives and visitors. It was again pleasant to visit during the social time with Rev. and Mrs. Pogue, Mrs. Daisy Wylie and son John, Mrs:-Nettie-Aldred;-Mr: and = Mrs. Bill Mark; the former Shelley Freeman and others. It is possible there will be two more sales of homes on Concession 6 by Mrs. Eliza- beth Stichmann and John and. Beryl Pearce. "We'll announce the possible new names when plans are final- ized. One year has brought many changes on Concession 6. In spite of this, we feel we will not lose the people we have learned to love and respect as they try to return whenever possible. Don't forget, we should be back to standard time again next Sunday morning, so you can catch the hour you lost in the spring. Jackie Freeman, Nancy Gibson, Kristy and David Richardson -had-a yard sale on Saturday October 18 for Terry Fox Marathon of Hope and through their efforts raised $56.50. These are quite young people to be making this considerate gesture and we thank them. 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