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BT an RE a RR PTT or a a mW ION HN VTA VT Cae TF ALT CS es ate Se ws Q Lath dadad ab { Yn ATONE gill Commencement in Uxbridge and Port Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery There were Commencement exercises in both Uxbridge and Port Perry Secondary Schools last Friday evening. Our congratulations to Janet Simmon- ds, grade 13 graduate and valedic- torian for her class. Others receiving certificates were Debbie Powell, Glen and Mark Kerry, highest standing for 1985; Susan Holy, Janet Hofstee, Ken Langille, Robt. Page, Julie Ashton, Reg Maharaj, Elizabeth Crammer and Heidi Spannbaur, all these pupils were pupils at Epsom School. We wish them much suc- cess in years ahead. Congratulations also to Janice Evans who was awarded Grade XI geography prize. France is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Svendsen and girls. They all visited Ann-Marie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hortop of St. Am's on the weekend. Mr. Kenneth Jeffery of Parry Sound visited Mr. and Mrs. G. Jef- fery for a couple of days last week. On Friday Miss Alvena Jeffery of Orillia was a dinner guest. Our deepest sympathy is exten- ded to the Andrews family in the tragic passing of John Andrews, age 12, son of Jack Andrews of Seagrave, grandson of Frank An- drews. The afternoon tea and bake sale at the school was a huge success enjoyed by many. Darlene Christie, Sharon Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Breznikar and Maria attended Derek Ellicott's second birthday party at Blackstock on Sat. Our deepest sympathy to the Wilson families in the loss of Lloyd Wilson. Several from our com- munity attended the funeral last Thursday. On Sat. the 4-H Awards Banquet "and presentation was held at U.S.C. Congratulations to our local trophy winners, Scott Wilson, Janice and Wendy Evans, Glen and Mark Kerry. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson were Sunday luncheon guests of Miss Ruby Wilson, Ux- bridge. Sincere sympathy to the Not- tingham family on the loss of Mrs. Nottingham"s father, Mr. George Brown. Sun. guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Asling were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Powell also Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ryall of Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson en- joyed visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elford at the home of Marie's mother Mrs. W.0. Simpson of Ux- bridge on Sun. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Novaks of Sandford and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson and Jean called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson on Sun. evening. Mrs. Dini Page attended the On- tario Spinners and Weavers Con- vention in Thunder Bay recently. Don't forget the Beef Supper at Utica Hall Thurs. Nov. 7 from 6 to 7. Church members have tickets for sale. Mr. Barry Page took some T.M.R. and High School students on a camping trip to Kellarney Park recently. ~ On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Barry Page entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Someren of Port Perry and Rob's aunt and uncle from Richmond Hill in honour of Rob's graduation. There was a beautiful anniver- sary service at Utica Church on Sun. After service to make it very special, several families invited members to their home for lunch. We thank them most sincerely. ELECT HARVEY GRAHAM AREA COUNCILLOR - Experience - Dedication to the job - Sincere interest in the whole municipality. 5 Year % Annual Interest RAN Suet 18 harge won! roftce STANDARD md TRUST APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST. PORT PERRY - 985-8471 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, 'lvvember 5, 1985 -- 2) POPP pn PPP PP 3% NAT WN COUNTRY FOLKS w : MAKE A v v. WARM CHRISTMAS. tAVADAVAYAY vow vvevevvvvvovwve La a aa oo Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, "Jack Frost nipping at your nose, Lverybody Knows Co how much you enjoyed our 1984 Christmas Open House at "Settlement House" and "From 2 ly Heart" 'This year we have even more treats in store for you on November "th, 8th, 9th, cr 10th. "From My Heart" will have a wonderful selection of imported chocolate and Christmas candies, gift baskets and other gourmet delights. 'Win a gift basket by entering our draw! Also, we offer 'Port 'Perry's best selection of greeting cands, gift wrap and party supplies. AU your Christmas needs. Re: member we feature "Hallmark" - "when you care enough to send the very best". Light up your Christmas with electric and candle lamps from Settlement 'House during our Open House Festival of Lights Sale. Special savings and a large selection await you. Fill out your wish list during our Open House and we'll file it for your Santa's use. A special wish box and wish forms will be provided. Your name on a wish list could win you a beautiful prize. Come experience the warmth of our festive Christmas (00K. Both stores are decorated for the Christmas season. 'We'll offer you special coffee, baking samples, candy and gourmet food to taste. Again this year our Christmas gift toyou we'll pay the sales tax on all your purchases in both our stores during our Open House November 7th, 8th, 9th ¢r 10th, 1985. Mery Christmas, Jom er J daphne Mitchell and Staff PS. As always you are most welcome to browse in either of our stores. Our Knowledgeable staff will be glad to help you with spec tal gif t selections. "OPEN HOUSE" STORE HOURS: Thursday & Friday night till 9 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. 177 Queen St Port Perry + (416) 985 9954 from mi heart 183 Queen St. Port Perry + (416) 985-8234 JPR Sip SA --