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¥ a A} { |) eC hen Se ran Ft oe ag Tb ati A fen) ws Su = ad TR Pals or leak po A LL FANT 5 Ihe AR ER es es SE Tal, Aimy 7 Al ia 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. April 14, 1982 Karwood Enterprises 4% Custom Wall Units - Buffets 'LT \ Hutches - Coffee Tables Stereo Cabinets We also carry a full line of QUALITY CHAIRS at Low Prices! 986-5658 *REFINISHING* *FREE ESTIMATES* GUARANTEED INVESTMENT i CERTIFICATES SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 3&4 Year 270 to 364 Annual Interest Days Rates Subject to Change. STANDARD TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Telephone: 985-8435 A Federally Chartered Company /Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation News of interest from Utica by Vera Brown Easter morning is always full of surprises for the child- ren when they wake up to see what the Easter Bunny has left them, but what a sur- prise the weather man left this past Easter morning. Nobody expected to see a blanket of snow. Let's hope that warmer days are on their way. The Good Friday service "and breakfast was enjoyed by many of the congregation. Easter Sunday service was well attended. Jason Van Veghel sang "Morning has Broken" and Miss Heather Bell presented a solo on her flute. Also taking part in the services were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nottingham. Next Sunday, Sunday School and Church will be held at Epsom at 11:00 a.m. Mrs. Bruce Bailey received word this week of the passing of a former neighbour, Mrs. Brian (Donna) Tough who passed away at her home in New Sarepta, Alberta, on April 6th. Sympathy to Brian, Ben- jamin and Rosalee in their bereavement. , Winners of the euchre on Friday evening were: Ladies- 1st Carolyn Parish; 2nd Dorothy McCaslin, and low to Lena Ogden. Mens: 1st Frank Collins; 2nd Irwin Kydd and low to Norman Birkett. Freeze-out winners were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Masters with Elva Kidd and Nora Prentice 2nd. There will be another euchre in two weeks. For those people who like to attend Church dinners, there will be a beef dinner at Utical Hall sponsored by the U.C.W. on Thurs. April 22nd. For more information see the ad in this week's paper, or give me a call. Last fall, some people had to be turned away because there were no tickets left, so if you wish to come, get yours now. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding and Bill on the holiday were Mrs. M, Fore- man, Mrs. Judy Whitford, Mrs. Katherine Ashley, Sarah and Miss Donna Wakeford from Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fielding and family from Pefferlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fielding and family of Port Perry. Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Crosier were Mrs. C. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Scott, Mr. Bob Scott, Miss Angela Guy, Mr. Dale Beare, Mr. and Mrs. David Brad- street and Jesse, and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Inniss. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinch- cliffe of Toronto visited with ETB (X11 (le No]Ul4 LIVER DIT a TT TET {ao APRIL 28, HOTEL GENOSHA, OSHAWA RCE EEL CITA N TN [8 DAVE WIS TR [ed REE) sponsored by OSHAWA-AJAX SECTION, CENTRAL ONTARIO DIVISION INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT PREVENTION ASSOCIATION eT R {Vata TIA (2) (eT¢ as F:1 {loa Wi o] [-F-LY-N oF: Mrs. Phyllis MacGee - (705) 745-5589 Want to make a safer workplace? The LA.P.A. can help. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall and girls were weekend guests with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes in Toronto. Happy Birthday Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute were Sunday supper guests with 'Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ross and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gillespie of Markham was a luncheon guest of Mrs, Vera Taylof on Friday and in the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Reesor of Cedar Grove came for a visit. Mrs. Mildred Thompson and her mother Mrs. Miller attended a birthday party on Sat. afternoon at Goodwood in honour of Mrs. Minnie Redman of Aurora. Sunday supper guests with Mildred were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sloan of Spencerville, Mrs. Phyllis Clark, Mr. Randy Clarke and Mr. Chris Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker of Scarborough called on Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacSween 'and boys on Sunday. The MacSweens were Easter dinner guests with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Timms and family of Greenbank. Mrs. Helen Crawford, Linda and Chris were Friday visitors with the Sutcliffes. On Sunday, Mrs, Margaret Miller, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Sutcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bray and Marlene called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe to wish them a Happy Birthday. Greenbank UCW The April meeting of the Greenbank U.C.W. was held in the Church basement on Wednesday evening April 7. Eunice Rahm opened the Easter Devotional with a reading about Easter. Mae Blakely read the scripture following with a pray. A story about the author of the hymn 'The Old Rugged Cross' was read by Helen Parish. Helen Thomsom opened the business meeting by welcoming everyone. The U.C.W. Purpose was repeat- ed.Thank you notes were read from Clay Dempsey, Barb Ward and the World Day of Pray Committee for our offering donation. Mary Jean Till and Helen McKean gave reports of meetings they had attended recently. Helen mentioned the Region 1 rally to be held in Seagrave Church on May 6. On a request from Rev. Rodgers, Nancy Dempsey and Dot Hooker were put in to see if a baby sitting service could be set up during church. Remember to save your Canada Packer Labels and your used postage stamps. Helen Parish introduced the speaker for the evening, Joan Norton from Uxbridge Nurseries, located 1 mile south of Greenbank. Joan conducted an identification contest after which she presented a gift certificate to the winner Grace Hunter and plants to the runners up Jean Hunter, Helen McKean, and Muriel Gibson. Joan showed us how to prune shrubs and trees and answered questions from the memebers. Helen Parish presented a gift to Joan to show her our appreciation. A delicious lunch was then served by the group - Eunice Rahm, Grace Hunter, Helen Parish and Mae Blakely. Next meeting will be on May 5. SEE "EUROPE IN THE FALL A unique "European Experience" SEPT. 23 to OCT. 9 1982 A trip by train, in First Class } luxury coach, through Holland, Germany and Austria. For details, call your guide, HANS KRAUPA 985-2866 through Nonguon Travel Service, Port Perry. MINI CINEMA en **LAST 3DAYS** APRIL 13th - 14th - 15th - SHOWTIMES: 8 P.M. Nightly "ON GOLDEN POND" Friday 7&9 P.M. APRIL 16th - 17th - 18th Sat. & Sun. 8 P.M. PavOram Pores | BRA BUS seer etense WN REVERE CITY STVN0N, he. In 1971 "D. B. lated Im 4 with $200,000 and vanished without a trace. Why he did it 00 0ne knows. odo oh 8 was, | WY he ark %