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Women's Institute annual fashion show and lunch Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery There was a wonderful atten- dance at Bethesda Reach W.I. an- nual lurich and fashion show last Wednesday. To Wilma and her models all say "Thank You," also to Homan's Fashions and to the W.I. for a most attractive and delicious lunch. On April 26 meet at Corrine Croxall's home at 8:00 p.m. for the Annual Women's Institute meeting, and hear a surprise" guest speaker. Ann Beare will reply to the Motto Roll Call: Pay membership fee and bring a writ- ten Idea for a Programme. Hostesses Corrine Croxall, Ed- na Meyers and Jean Jeffery. Motto: "A mind that is stretch- ed by a new experience can never go back to the old dimensions." An Epsom Community bridal shower to honour Janet Sim- monds will be held Friday, May 5 at 8 p.m. at the home of Barbara Evans (wedding bells will be ring- ing June 10, 1989). The Epsom Utica U.C.W. met in the Epsom Sunday School rooms last Tues. 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"PORT PERRY 985-3192 POLARIS Youll recommend it toyour friends. on International affairs by Shirley Baster. : Janice Evans was home for the weekend from Peterborough. There will be Infant Baptism May 14. If you wish this service contact Rev. Nancy Waterman. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huggins of Orillia were supper guests with me on Sunday. Social Club is alive and well. We had our March meeting April 1. Our April meeting will be May 6. I wonder when our May meeting will roll around. However, meet at the church May 6 at 8 p.m. Grace and Floyd Evans will show slides and talk about their trip to Africa. Hostesses are Archie and Jennie Watson, Elva and Walter Kerry. Please remember your pies for the sale this Saturday. As housecleaning, gardening and field work make this a busy season, many farm women with small children could use some help. Call on the Durham West - Farm Care Programme. For fur- ther information call Barbara - Evans 852-5411 who will tell you *on approved how to obtain this help. The Epsom P.S. Spring Musical April 27 at 7:15 p.m, is fast ap- proaching. We hope all our guests will be able to join us in the base- ment of Utica Hall after the Per- ~ formance for Happy Hour and refreshments. The dress rehearsal is on Wed. the 26th at 10:00 a.m. at Utica Hall. We extend a welcome to any Senior Citizens of the Communi- ty to join us then. A shuttle ser- vice has been arranged. If you need transportation Monday mor- ning call Linda Fockler at 985-7250. Faye and Keith Ashton, Gill and Gordon Postma attended the On- tario Federation of Agriculture Banquet in Blackstock on Friday evening. Our sympathy to the Kerry families in the loss of Arnold and Walter's Aunt Olive MacMillan of Greenbank. Archie and Jennie Watson held family dinner on Sunday in honour of their son Ronald's birthday. Shauna, Craig and Brett Sim- monds spent last week with Doug and Beth Wilson while their parents Fay and Don Simmonds enjoyed a well earned holiday in Bermuda. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross are Mrs. Helen Harris of Etobicoke and Mr. and Mrs. Hickland of Lakefield. Mr. and Mrs. Ross visited his brother Alan and Mrs. Ross of Kitchener who have just moved to their new home. ' Bruce and Marilyn Searle of Cedron called on their Aunt Ruth Ashton. " 2 cugog Equipment BR Rental ATTENTION CONTRACTORS SCUGOG EQUIPMENT RENTALS LTD. 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