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a "a nee LY Jim Thomas In hospital PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 6, 1969 -- 23 Former Stouffville editor in car accident Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Barry, Robt. and Glen Page all participated in Canoe the Non- quon -- a wonderful day. On Wednesday Betty and Nor- man Tapscott had a surprise visit from their friend Margaret Cope of Orillia. On Friday Betty Tapscott received word that her brother Jim Thomas of Stouffville was in York Central Hospital in Rich- mond Hill following an accident when a deer ran into his car. His wife and daugther have been released from hospital but Jim will be there for about five weeks. So Betty and Norm visited Jim on Sunday. Congratulations to Mark Kerry who graduated from Guelph University last week. Elva and Walter went to the graduation. Our congratulations to Debbie Powell who also graduated Know rules If you are a boater on Lake Scugog, it pays to know the rules Several people found out the hard way over the weekend that it's an offense to interfere with the navigational markers. In fact, you can't tie your _ boat to one of the markers to do some fishing. The four charges were laid by the Durham Police Marine Unit, according to St. Sgt. Hen- ry Raetsen. recently from Durham College in Early Childhood Education. Stella and Donald Asling visited Dr. and Mrs. Jerrold Asling to welcome Jerrold home from Africa and to bid granddaughter good luck as she left to go to Texas to continue her education. Shirley Baster attended the Toronto Presbytery United Church Conference last week. Alan and Joyce Ashton, sons Paul and Bradley and James Ashton had supper on Sunday with Mrs. Ruth Ashton. On June 13 remember the retirement party at the Old Ep- som School for retiring caretaker Doris Armstrong from 4 to 6 p.m. She will be honoured with a special gift at 5 p.m. If you wish to contribute please send your donation to the school. On Saturday, June 24 there will 100% PURE NEW CROP Maple Syrup 3875 ompare at *50.00 M3 Millan ORCHARDS Hwy. 2 between Ajax & Whitby OPENS THURSDAY, JUNE 8th Mon. - Fri. Sat. - Sun. 9am - 6pm Ad.2 9am - 8pm J * on any 10 x 16 solarium SAVE up «1000. Highest Quality at Competitive Prices EXTENSIVE SELECTION of SOLARIUM PRODUCTS * Wood * Aluminum * Curved * Straight * Heat Mirror Glass (R4 Insulation) * Meets or Exceeds All Building Codes * Kit Form with Video Instruction * Complete Installation by Factory Trained Professionals System 4 - Nest House kitchen solarium. OFFER VALID UNTIL JUNE 17, 1989 FOUR SEASONS GREENHOUSES Design & Remodeling Centers "\® 432-1100 Visit our Showroom Models on Display 25 THICKSON RD. N., WHITBY 1-800-263-3754 be an old time shower for Donna and Jeff. Ladies bring finger food and bring your husbands to bolster Jeff's moral. Our U.C.W. will meet at Epsom Church June 20 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Pat Asling who will show slides of her latest medical mission. The dedication of the new organ, pews and hymnbooks at Utica Church will be June 25. More about this next week. Our sympathy to the Bolton family in the loss of Anne's mother, Mrs. John Meyers last week. Also sympathy to the Irving family in the loss of his mother recently. Elden and Anita Evans had a visit recently from Anita's mother Jean Jagersma of Brockville, her brother Mark of Toronto and an aunt and uncle from Holland. Ross and Barbara Evans at- tended Huron County Holstein Show last Friday and visited John and Florence Wiersma and family. Wendy Evans represented Durham Board of Education at Hamilton on Saturday for "Cosmetalogy" in the Olympic Skills contest. Wendy recently received a gold medal in the Durham Board of Education Skills Challenge held in Vanier College in Oshawa. Bethesda Reach Women's In- stitute and friends enjoyed the video, 'Magic Meals in Minutes" at the May meeting. The brochure "On the Go' good food action tips were distributed. This helps us to "shop," 'prepare meals" and '"'eat out' wisely. Change of Date - Our next meeting is Thursday June 15 at the home of Edna Meyers. We want you to try your "Hometown Savings Centre', so we're offering: Your choice of Men's or Ladies Watches. 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