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'S ater SEEMS i Pump § water aatment 100 248! xe (416) 655-4544 | 655-4936 Epsom-Utica U.C.W. by Vera Brown On Tuesday evening, Nov. 8th, 10 of our members met at 7 p.m. at the Uxbridge Care Centre (formerly Daheim) to entertain the residents and present birth- day gifts to 10 of them. A program of music, dancing, etc. was presented by guest performers the Senior Entertainers from Ux- bridge and our own Lucienne Ross. The ladies returned at 8 p.m. to Epsom Church for meeting and worship. A short worship service was led by Irene Fielding and Hymn 114 "What a Friend We Have In Jesus" was sung. A story was read of 2 men in France who stood together at the end of the Great War. They were Field Marshal Earl Haig and a young Scots minister who was his personal chaplain on the battlefields. "Two minutes in a whole round year, a trifling time to give to brave and battle weary men who died that we might live. Aye long ago it was - and yet- who now among us dare forget." Worship ended with prayer. Roll call was answered by 14 members. Offering was received and dedicated. Thank-you notes . were read from Nancy Skelding, Margaret Payne and Faye | Now Open -- New Location Ashton. Plans for the Nov. 18th bazaar in Utica Hall were discuss- ed. Support to be given to Opera- tion Scugog in support of two families, Fred Victor Mission, Central Seven and Camping Opportunities. A slate of officers for 1989 was presented by the nominating com- mittee and adopted. Past Pres. Elizabeth Taylor, Pres. Eileen Slute, Vice Pres. Elva Kerry, 2nd Vice Pres. Faye Ashton, Treasurer Nancy Skelding, Secretary Alice Ross, Asst. Sec. Vera Brown and pianist Betty Tapscott. Our next meeting will be on December 13th and will be a potluck noon luncheon. Meeting closed with benedic- tion, and all adjourned to be treated to sandwiches and refreshments served by Jean Jef- frey, Jenny Watson, Irene Fielding and Lucienne Ross, the committee in charge for November. by Jean Jeffery The Epsom Utica U.C.W. visited Uxbridge Care Centre last Tues. evening to host a Birthday Party for residents having a bir- thday in November. We asked the Uxbridge Seniors Entertainers to join us. What a (above IDA Drug Store) 214 Dundas St. E., WHITBY, Ontario THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 2 Brock St. E., UXBRIDGE -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY -- 852-5291 668-7797 RONALD D. BRIDGEWATER, Ba. Lis. LAW OFFICES 38 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-8491 -- providing 14 years experience in -- REAL ESTATE -- INCORPORATIONS FAMILY LAW -- WILLS -- ESTATES lively group. Laura Gibson - piano, Ted Krainyk - mouth organ and guitar - Cynthia, Nedd - violin, Sadie Johnson - mouth organ, Edie Barr and Barbara Hughes accordian. Lucienne Ross did a turn at step dancing. In fact several joined in the dancing. All enjoyed a joke or two. Those who had a November Birthday were: Effie Latcham, Kathleen Harrison, Rosetta Stone, Minnie McLean, Bonnie Couchi, Vincent Roy, Charles Gilby, Ida Bramley, Adele Naworymski, Marjorie Bailey. We returned to Epsom for our devotional service, business meeting and a cup of tea. Bridge November 2nd, 1988 Afternoon - 5 Table Howell Avg. 36 1st Minnie Fisher and Ken Halliday 43; 2nd Bonnie and Jack Davies 39; 3rd Marj Preston and Jean Coleman 39; 4th Doris Phin- ney and Otto Czilok 37. Evening - 8 Table Mitchell Avg. 84 North/South - 1st Don and Judy Atikinson 1002; 2nd Ida Hurtig and Elizabeth Passmore 89>; 3rd Harold Brown and Grant Real 85%. East/West - 1st Kath Burley and Ginny Clifford 101; 2nd Diane Berkers and Fred Marshall 96; 3rd Joan West and Gord Day 87. November 9th, 1988 Afternoon - 5 Table Howell Avg. 54 1st Bea Chapman and Hoppy Carnwith 672; 2nd Gwen Rennie and Marie Carnegie 64; 3rd Doris Phinney and Harold Brown 59%. Evening - 7 Table Howell 'Avg. 56 1st Kath Burley and Ginny Clif- ford 81; 2nd Joane Dutka and Peter Francis 72; 3rd Ida Hurtig and Elizabeth passmore 68%; 4th Marie and Black Vanderwater 65%; 5th Doris Phinney and Harold Brown 65. The War Amputations of Canada... Safety Is CHAME i No Accident Program THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTION OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE ADVISORY COMMITTEE THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE HAVE INDICATED THEIR INTENT TO RUN IN THESE ELECTIONS. Nicole Hodge Nicole Gauthier The elections for the French Language Advisory Com- mittee (FLAC) of the Durham Board of Education will be held on November 24, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. at L'Amicale centre communautaire, 707 Simcoe St. South, Oshawa, Ontario. The term of the new FLAC will be three years. Any eligible French-speaking public school ratepayer has the right to offer himself / herself as a candidate for the FLAC. N.B. IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE TO SUBMIT YOUR CANDIDACY ON THE EVENING OF THE ELECTIONS. LE CONSEIL SCOLAIRE DE DURHAM ELECTION DU COMITE CONSULTATIF DE LANGUE FRANCAISE LES PERSONNES SUIVANTES ONT SIGNALE LEUR INTENTION DE SE PRESENTER A CES ELECTIONS. Nicole Hodge Nicole Gauthier Les elections du Comite consultatif de langue frangaise (CCLF) du Conseil scolaire de Durham se tiendront le 24 novembre 1988 a 19 h 30 a L'Amicale centre com- munautaire 707 rue Simcoe sud, Oshawa, Ontario. Ce nouveau CCLF aura un mandat de trois ans. Tout(e) con- tribuable d'expression frangaise &ligible a le droit de se présenter comme candidat(e) pour le CCLF. N.B. IL EST TOUTEFOIS POSSIBLE DE POSER SA CONDIDATURE LE SOIR MEME DES ELECTIONS. "What can save your time- and money, too?" For More Information Call 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR ~