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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 4, 1989 DurhamFarmcare progra Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Our sympathy to Marie & Earl Wilson, Grace & Floyd Evans, Dorothy & Jack Sim n, Lois & Harry Elford and their families in 0e®0000000000 00000, por IN OSHAWA -- IN AJAX -- EXTENSION PROGRAMS SPECIAL REGISTRATION DURHAM COLLEGE 2000 Simcoe St. N. Sat., April 15 from 8:30 a.m. -- noon In the Athletic Complex Gymnasium (Doors open at 6 a.m. with control numbers issued) 400 Monarch Avenue Mon., April 17 from 6:30 -- 8:00 p.m. ONGOING REGISTRATION -- starting April 17 -- you can register from 8:30 a.m. -- 8:30 p.m. at the Oshawa Registration Office, Monday to Thursday and from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Fridays. COURSE LISTINGS AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION OFFICE the Dassing of their mother Mrs. Mildred Simpson. Keep in mind the spring lun- cheon and spring fashion show " ® FREE MOBILE SERVICE ® Insurance work April 12 at 12:00 Noon in Friend- ship Hall, Trinity United Church. For tickets telephone 852-6143 or 852-5411. April 12th is Kindergarten registration at Epsom Public School. Happy Birthday to Beth Wilson on April 4. Allan and Joyce Ashton, Paul and Bradley of Oakwood and Faye and Keith Ashton visited their mother Ruth Ashton on Sun- day afternoon. 'Paul Baster"s father from Smithsville visited at their home for a few days last week. Don Asling and Stella were in Lindsay to visit her sister Elsie Gorrill who is in hospital at present. Mrs. Doris Armstrong accom- panied her brother Howard and Helen Gourlie to Belleville on Sat. to attend the Golden Wedding An- niversary of their Uncle Harry & Aunt Ann Gibson. Some families will be happy More area news from Nestleton (From page 20) for this great occasion! Our best wishes to the celebrants! Marion Hall of Williams Point and Port Perry, hosted family members for Easter Sunday. Those present for the occasion were: Bob & Carolyn Hall, Rebec- ca & Rachael, Port Perry, and cousin Elva Fluery of Brockville, who has been visiting with Marion for a few weeks. A nice family party! Ralph & Leona Sadler, Richard & Janice MacKenzie & Leslie, of Nestleton had a lovely Easter celebration on Sunday, with relatives Ian & Gloria Scott, Charles & Jennifer of Corbyville, Claire MacKenzie of Waterloo University, and Dr. W.F. & Mrs. MacKenzie of Toronto. Arnold & Jean Williams of Nestleton, were pleased to have daughter Janice of Edmonton, Alta., home for the Easter 10.00 FREE GAS BROKEN WINDSHIELDS SAVE $50.00 QUIT FOR LIFE STOP SMOKING -- Just 20 minutes SOFT LASER -- Experienced Consultants PROVEN EFFECTIVE -- Stop Craving & withdrawal $100. In PORT PERRY FRIDAY, APRIL 14th 1-800-668-9200 WEIGHT REDUCTION PROGRAM AVAILABLE DELCO LASER INTERNATIONAL INC. festivities...and sister Dorothy Carson of Huntsville as well. While in the vicinity she visited many family members including her father George Bowers in Port Perry Hospital! Caesarea Euchre The high score for the Wed. evening card game at the Caesarea Hall was Norman Rohrer with 78. Second in line was Jim Emerton with 77. Low score was Faith Lawrence with 53. A nice lunch was prepared and served by Eileen Owens! Next Wednesday evening for another exciting game. Caesarea Community Church A very good attendance for this past Sunday, with Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford conducting the service. Harry Keizebrink brought the fine message on "Choose You This Day" based on Joshua. Norm Boynton received the offering. Kathleen Watts - organist. ma 'go' hear that Bethesda Reach Women's Institute has received the "Go Ahead' for Durham West on the farm care Programing for 1989. This should be a real help to farm couples as the busy spring season roaches, For further information call Barbara Evans 852-5411. Epsom Utica U.C.W. will meet in Epsom's renovated "Education Wing" for the April meeting April 11 at 1:00 p.m. for dessert and coffee. April 24th to 28th is Education Week. The children at Epsom are busy preparing a musical, "Alice in Wonderland" to be presented during Education Week at Utica Hall April 27th at 7:15 p.m. Saturday, April 1st at 8:00 p.m. at Epsom Church there was such a happy time. It was the monthly meeting of the Social Club and U.C.W. ladies made pies, pies, pies. The programme was a talent show. All the church organizations from toddlers to oldsters took part. The U.C.W. put on a re-cycled hat show with Lucienne Ross as commentator, then they did a short tap-dance. Our April Fool Birthday Boy played his Trombone and that wonderful quintette of men made beautiful music. The shadow play was really well done. The little trio sang beautifully. The violin solo much enjoyed, and a young gentleman sang beautifully. I can't mention all the acts. Faye had good contests, then eyeryone, but everyone enjoyed the pie and cupcakes, coffee and apple juice. Thanks to our hosts Keith and Faye Ashton, & Gord and Jill Postma. Church will be at Epsom until further notice. Work is being done at Utica Church. Come to Epsom 11:15 Sunday morning. Congratulations to Glenn Page who received two merit cer- tificates at the Ontario Jazz Festival. These certificates are awards to individuals for outstan- ding talent and achievement displayed through the festival in all catagories. Port Perry High School received three awards - one gold and two silver for the catagories they entered. Glenn plays in the Rhythm Sec- tion of Port Perry's Jazzmerize. They are now preparing for the "Nationals" which will be held in Toronto May 17 - 21. Our best wishes from the community. 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