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Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Our Cancer canvass this year was very successful. Mrs. Ross Munro headed the group. Thank you Dorothy. In turn Dorothy was pleased to have as her helpers. Mrs. H. Ross, Mrs. L. Payne, Mrs. Wm. McKay. They willing- ly gave of their time which was much appreciated. Thanks a million. . Our sincere sympathy to Mrs. Irene Fielding in the sudden pass- ing of her husband Earl, on Sun- day morning. Get well wishes to Enach McKnight who is a patient in Ux- bridge Hospital. The Barbecue on Fri. evening was very much enjoyed at Utica Scugog Island W.l. meet by Connie Haigh The May meeting of the Scugog Island Women's Institute was chaired by the President, Mary Ostrom and opened with the In- stitute Ode and Creed. Roll call was '"'How have Canadian women helped the world through crafts", and evoked some interesting replies. The motto - International Service Through Crafts was apt- ly taken by Marilyn Fitchett. Connie Haigh attended the Pro- vincial F.W.1.0. Leadership Con- ference at Queens University in Kingston May 13 to 15 and submit- ted an interesting and com- prehensive report. Mary Ostrom demonstrated how to make knitted chequered Phentex slippers. A draw was held for two pairs of these slippers and Clara Dowson and Lilo Czilok were the lucky winners. Jan Gerrow demonstrated how to make braided, covered coat hangers. The program was con- vened by Harriet Hunt's group "International Affairs' and after the program served a delicious lunch. CONTINUOUS FORMS Printed and Blank PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985.7383 T ------ EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LOB 1NO (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE | NATIONAL TRUST National Victoria and Grey Trustco 5 Year Annual Interest 9.8% Semi-Annually A Division of IN, 0 05% # Rates Subject to Change without Notice. Hall. The food was plentiful and delicious. Everyone enjoyed this time for fellowship and visiting. Mrs. Laurence Evans hosted a family bridal shower on Saturday afternoon in honour of Eldon Evans and his bride-to-be Anita Jagersma. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling visited Mrs. Hazel Asling of Ajax on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton, Robert and Jamie had lunch on Sunday with Mrs. Ruth Ashton. Paul and Bradley Ashton of Oakwood also visited their grand- mother, Mrs. Ruth Ashton on Sun- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster visited Mr. and Mrs. Garth Spencer of Kitchener on Sunday. Visitors from Germany, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Braiier of Ger- many visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross one day last week. Patricia and Robt. Orman of Uxbridge called on Betty and Norman Tapscott on Mon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKay were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gord Pilkey at their cottage at Bald Lake recently. Keep in mind the opening of the new addition to Greenbank School on Thursday evening - everyone welcome. Eight members of the W.1. from " Bethesda & Reach Branch attend- PORT PERRY STAR -- Meeting at Beaverton on Wed. Our sympathy to Gladys Evans in the loss of her cousin (Mrs. Gerald) Bertha Graham of Sunderland. Bertha was a daughter of Mrs. Annie Baker. The ball game at the school was Wednesday, May 25, 1988 -- 31 Local Cancer Canvass termed real success ed the North Ontario Annual real "Maple Leaf Style' which everyone enjoyed. There was a large crowd to enjoy an evening together. The children were delighted with their sparklers, -- all enjoyed the fireworks and the refreshment counter was very popular. Auxiliary plans luncheon by Luella Graham The May meeting of the Com- munity Hospital Ladies Auxiliary was held in the hospital with 16 ladies present. The President opened the meeting with all repeating the Auxiliary prayer in unison. The President Elaine Bucanan, then said how pleased the auxiliary was with the results from the Spring Fair, and we do thank '"'the different organizations who helped to make it such a good success. The Secretaries report was then given, and accepted as read. In the absence of Treasurer, Muriel Coates, the report was given by Camille Corr., Sec., read 2 notes, Seven ile and a letter from Mr. Brown was read asking all the Auxiliary to at- tend the Annual Hospital Meeting being held in the Board room of the hospital on June 22, at 8 p.m. and 8 "Thank You' notes had. - . . 28th, at 9 a.m. at the Masonic been sent out. All other reports were given. Mr. Brown was then asked to speak, and discussed several items of business which were brought up. Hazel Coates wool convener was absent, but a lovely lot of knitted goods was turned in, and we do "Thank" the Seagrave U.C.W. for the baby's layette, which was so nicely displayed. We had 10 boys and 10 girls ar- rive at hospital since our last meeting. Psland Resort When | say "Dan SATURDAY NIGHT AT 'BREAKE We would like to Thank all those who made our Grand Opening a * Why not make an evening of it and come for Dinner in our Fine Gourmet Dining Room.... | Beef Wellington: Tenderloin of beef marinat- ed in a special blend of spices, wrapped in puff pastry and baked to your specifications _ for $5.95 starting at 11:30 P.M. At this time a cup of tea was served, this being followed by the election of officers. Under new business, the up- coming "Yard Sale" was discuss- ed which is being held on May Building, Queen St., Port Perry. Any donations would be much a appreciated. Anyone wishing articles picked up call 985-2494 or 985-8333 on Fri- day, May 27. Ladies do not forget our Pot Luck Luncheon at the hospital on Monday, June 15 at 12 o'clock. We hope to see a good turn out. At this time a motion was made by Mary that we adjourn re RS' we offer a late All You Can Eat Buffet of Hot & Cold Delights Grand Success". $17.50 Steak Diane: medallions of filet steak lightly panfried with onions, mushrooms and flamed with brandy, finished in a dijon mustard cream sauce. 514.50 A Veal Parmigiana: a tender breaded veal cut- let tossed in butter, topped with zesty tomato concassee and glazed with mozzarella and parm- esan cheeses $1 1 50 a 6 oz. entrecote of strip- loin charbroiled, topped with crab meat and glazed with hollandaise sauce. 2 $14.95 4 7 I I I I eI SEVEN MILE ISLAND "0- Conc. 14 PORT PERRY 0 7A Hwy. Mile Island Resort. Take Island Road (Durham Rd. #7) to the 11th concession, turn west. ends at the stone pillared gates of Seven Phone 985-9784 Summer "88" Fashion Show. SEE THE LATEST IN SUMMER LEISURE, BOATING & SWIMWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Tickets are $6.00 and include Dessert & Coffee during the show. Tickets are also valid for a Free Appetizer with any Dinner Entre ($5.00 Value), so make it a family outing. Drinks are available at Breakers, our Big Screen Video Pub Room (Indy 500 on Big Screen), and on our Patio. Tickets Available at: Cine-Max Video, DorJeans, Images, Strawberry Threads, Northern Clothing Co., Children's Den, Wendy's Boutique and Seven Mile Island. The road Licenced under LLBO - We Support The Designated Driver Program - Free Non-Alcoholicdrinks to all Designated Drivers