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Pictured are the New Officers of Maybelle Rebekah Lodge 1990-91. Front Row:(l-r) Luella Graham, Marj Tripp, Elsie Pogue, Noble Grand Norene Crosler, District Deputy Pres- ident Beryl Pearce, Vice Grand Nettie Aldred, Annie Wakeford, May Whybrow. Middle: Dor- Is Hill, Shirley Nottingham, Mavis Pellitier, Ruby Hvidsten, Marjory wanamaker. Back: Lu- cille Gray, Myrtle Snelgrove, Audrey Geer, Dorothy Munro. Maybelle Rebekah Lodge % 4 | A Pictured are the Installing team of Maybelle Rebekah Lodge, 1990 for district \#8, Oshawa East. Front:(l-r) Luella Graham, Marj Tripp, Elsie Pogue, Lorraine Geer, Beryl Pearce, Nettle Aldred, Elloulse Hoggard, Annie Wakeford. Middle: Mary Cannon, Shirley. Nottingham, Helen Donn, Ruby Hvidsten, Marjory Wanamaker, Frona Doherty, May Why- brow, Rhoda Strong. Back: Ruby Beare, Doris Hill, Mavis Pellltier, Norene Crosler, Lucille Gray, Myrtle Snelgrove, Audrey Geer, Dorothy Munro. Rainbow Girls at back, Roxanne Webster, Lillian Harper. | Senior's Bazaar | at Music Hall Church service at Epsom Sun- day morning was much enjoyed by all as both senior and junior choirs had special music. Rev. Nancy had a special message for the Sunday School children. There was a special collection for the Food Bank. A beautiful Com- munion Service followed. Rev. Jack and Doris Hill of Langly B.C. arrived back in Ep- som after spending a week with Dr. Pat Asling in Jamaica. Pat was able to take a weeks holiday at this time. It seems everyone is working hard for some bazaar. Several Epsom folks are interested in the Senior's Bazaar this Saturcay al the Music Hall and Seniot's rooms starting at 11:00 a.m. Come and bring a friend. Most of the money will go into our building fund. Bazaar, Lunch & Bake Sale. Many of us are also volunteers of Uxbridge Community Care and are busy making crafty things for their bazaar in Nov. Mrs. L. Bailey enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with Carole and Ross Bailey. John and Joanne Hansen held Thanksgiving for her parents, her brother Jim and his wife, John's sister Judy and her husband and myself. The Kerry family enjoyed the holiday dinner at Arnold and Gail Kerry's home on Sunday. The Asling and Ashton families met at the home of Faye and Keith Ashton. Included were Julia and Clay Dempsey, Alan and Joyce Ashton and family, Richard and Heather Ashton and Vickie, Ruth Ashton, Ivan Clarke and his fiancee Lisa Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones, Mrs. Lila Faulkner, Barry and Lois Bushell and Linda. Their daughter Julia was home for the weekend: Anne Marie Tinder and Sharon Jessop of England were visiting her. These were friends she made while living in Holland. Earl and Elizabeth Taylor had all their family home on Monday t the Best | We Now Do Window Tinting! SUNROOFS! TRUCK SLIDER! CELLULAR PHONES! BOX LINERS! RUNNING BOARDS! AA Tw ORT PERRY auto glass & trim Itd. = Upholstery (Marine & Auto) Snowmobile & Bike Seats Insurance Claims Plexi & Lexan Glass ° . « Auto & Safety Glass ° . Upholstery (Restaurant. Chairs, Kitchen, Office) 985-8507 985-0995 139 Water St. 6 High Port Perry MOBILE SERVICE GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP to celebrate the holiday. Earl and Marie Wilson have returned from a trip to Agawa Canyon. Doug and Beth Wilson had the Evans family with them for Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday. On Monday Doug's parents Elmer and Ruth Wilson were their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans took his mother to his sister Mildred's home in Toronto for Thanksgiving dinner Monday evening. Several from the community at- tended the Roybrook Farm sale at Brooklin. A very large suc- cessful sale. I understand Barbara Evans will be calling on our area for the membership drive for Uxbridge Hospital. Bridge Results October 3, Afternoon 4 Table Howell Avg. 42 1st - Doris Phinney and Otto Czilok 54%. 2nd - Marie Carnegie and Gwen Rennie 48%. 3rd - Bea Chapman and Hoppy Carnwith 47%. Evening 5 Table Howell Avg. 36 © 1st - Joan and Bill Lock 44. 2nd - Hazel Gray and Claire Mcintosh 41%. 3rd - Doris and John Watson 39. 4th - Joan West and Gord Day tied with Judy Atkinson and Ed Clark 38%. pd =z | Please recycle | this newspaper ANYWHERE RUST LURKS, RUST CHECK WORKS. ScALPeL! SUTURES / RuST cHECK ! R ust can lurk in areas of your car that you've never seen Bul in just 1 hour, Rust Check will penetrate every seam and cre- vice. dispel moisture. and prevent Rust no matter where it lurks. Guaranteed forever® On new and quahfied used NU Y vehicles treated annually Ee IF IT AIN'T RUST CHECKED, IT AIN'T. RUST CHECK CENTRE OSHAWA NORTH 10 Russett Ave., Unit 2 Oshawa, Ontario L1G 3R5 1st South of Taunton, west off Simcoe (416) 436-6167