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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- March 13, 1984 You're Invited to Our "EASTER" TEA ROOM Sample and See our Easter Goodies! OPEN - 10A.M. to 9 P.M. - Bring A Friend! TUES., & WED., MARCH 20 & 21 | RAGLAN GAS BAR Are You Tired of The "Gas War Game" Ya! You fill up then find the prices lower down the road! - Our Guarantee to You - LOWEST PRICE ON THE ROAD!!! If you see a lower price on the road, let us know and we'll refund you the difference and change our prices immediately. 3 1. CLEANLINESS Electric heat is flameless heat. There's no smoke. No soot. No dust. No fumes. 2. SPACE SAVINGS Looking for a committee director Seagrave and Area News by Liz Smith Winter certainly isn't willing to release her grip on us yet - even though this is supposed- ly "Spring Break" week. Speaking of which, I wish I could give all mothers out there who might be suffering from cabin fever by the end of the week a foolproof recipe for the care and dis- traction of children, but I can't! Back to that warmer season that hasn't appeared, the Scugog Beautification Comm- ittee will be meeting Wednesday March 21st - the first day of spring - from 79:30 p.m. at the Railroadhouse Motel. Anyone interested in becoming an area dir- ector for Seagrave please come to the meeting or contact Lillian Smith at 985- 7512. The same evening - Wed. March 21st - at 8:00 P.M. the Green- bank School Advisory They fit compactly along walls. 3. FLEXIBILITY They can be used with your oil or gas furnace, or alone to | supply all of your heat. They re ideal for home additions because there's no need to extend the ductwork of your existing furnace. 4. COMFORT > _~With these ' systems you can have a thermostat in every room. So you can keep the living room warm, the rec room cool and the spare room even cooler. 5. EASY INSTALLATION 60 or 100 amp service. 6. COST SAVINGS it with oil. They can be installed quickly and easily and in many cases electrical wiring doesn 't need to be upgraded from Heating your home with electricity costs less than heating Call your local Hydro and join the converted today. GoElectric@ Committee invite you to attend a public meeting at the school. This meet- ing is to discuss the C.B.S. Plan (Convert, Build, and Service). As this entails possible expansion plans for Greenbank School, please plan to attend. Guest speakers present to answer questions will be School Trustee Rev. S. McEntyre, and Superintendent of Dis- trict I, Mr. W. Fairburn. On Sunday March 25th the Seagrave and Mar- iposa Hockey teams will once again be hosting free skating at the Oak- wood Arena. This will be from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. with everyone welcome, - and a hockey game between Mariposa and Oakwood will follow (7:30-9:00). If you survive this week, and have any exciting events for new weeks news, please call Patty Williams at 985- 2453. v Ea a aw ---- Due to bad driving conditions Weather cancels church Utica & Area News by Vera Brown Due to the bad driving conditions on Sunday, the Church and Sunday School services were cancelled. = Therefore, this week at Utica, the service of Holy Comm- union will be celebrated at the regular 11:00 a.m. time. The UCW plans for a beef dinner on April 5th in Utica Hall are well underway and tickets - are available from my- self or Elizabeth Taylor. Coming events in Utica Hall this week are the special St. Patrick's euchre on Friday at 8 p.m. and on Saturday evening all the Irishmen will have their dancing shoes on for the country dancing to the music of the Country Ramblers. Judy MacSween has information on the dance for anyone interested. The Scugog Beautifi- cation Committee is looking for a represent- ative of this area to meet with their comm- ittee on March 21st from 7 to 9:30 pm. at the Railroadhouse Motel. Anyone interested, please contact Lillian Smith at 985-7512. Mrs. W. W. Scott of London visited with her mother, Mrs. Crosier on Saturday. . Mrs. Vera Taylor has arrived back home from her month long vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bielby in Avon Park, Florida. While in Florida she met several people from Port Perry and Cedar Grove area and had a real nice visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding visited on Sat- urday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Lake in New- castle. Bob and Dorothy Aird of Port Perry were recent visitors with the Skeldings. Men served pancakes at successful supper Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Miss Ruth Taylor of had lunch on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ryall of Severn Falls were Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling. The pancake supper last Tuesday evening served at the church, by the men was a huge success. Beth and Douglas Wilson entertained Faye 'and Keith Ashton, Pat and Garry Johnstone, Jill and Gord Postma, Carol and Dennis Irvine with dinner on Friday evening. - Roy Wilson flew into Greenbank airport on Friday afternoon. His brother Earl met him there, and after visiting his mother and the rest of the family, he return- ed home on Saturday. Earl and Marie Wilson were guests for lunch on Sunday with his mother Mrs. J.P. Wilson of Uxbridge. Jill and Gord Postma were in Barrie Saturday evening to visit Donn and Steve Goldie. The School Advisory Committee for Green- bank and Epsom Public Schools invite you to at- tend a public meeting to discuss the P.B.S. plan (Convert, Build and Ser- vice). This entails a possible expansion of Greenbank School meeting, March 21, at 8 p.m. at Greenbank. Guest Trustee, Rev. S. McEntyre, Mr. W. Fair- burn, superintendent Dist. 1, will be present to answer questions. Plan to attend - the future of your school is involved. We are still looking for an area director for the Beautification of Scugog in the Epsom area. All are welcome at the meeting, March 21, at Railroadhouse Motel, 7 til 9:30. Norman and Betty Tapscott arrived home from a tour of California on Friday. They had a wonderful time. Michael and Jennifer Watson of Guelph are visiting their grand- parents Archie and Jen- nie Watson for the school break. Andrew and Nan- cy Watson of Guelph also Fred and Kathy Watson visited the Watson home over the weekend. Don't forget the pot- luck supper and social evening for Bethesda Reach W.I., March 24th at 6:30 p.m. Congratulations to Prince Albert Public School choir who won the Bethesda Reach Music Festival prize. Congratulations also to Janis Evans Epsom, and Marita Kersten of Utica who placed first in Grade 9 and 10 Physic Science Fair Project at Port Perry. Something is fishy The Durham Region Aquarium Society is pleased to announce its twelfth annual show. This year's show is being held on April 8, 1984 at the Ajax Comm- unity Centre, Centennial Rd., Ajax. The schedule of, events for the afternoon include an auction of tropical fish, supplies, and other hobby related items from 12:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. The fish exhibit will be open to the public from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. There will be 39 exhibit class- es, including novelty, photography, and crafts and 31 different fish classes. Admission to the show is free. Further inform- ation can be obtained from Don Davidson - Show Chairman - 728- 0275. N ET TO KNOW KINETICO The electricity-free water conditioner. Uses your own water power, not electricity. Nothing to plug in, nothing to short out. For more information about this revolutionary new advance in water treatment, call or visit GARY YOUNG PLUMBING 53 Baldwin St., Brooklin, Ont. 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