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McKay this weekend were his sister Jean Nevele and her hus- band Lister of Winnipeg. Come to the W.I. meeting at Dorothy Doble's home Wednes- day evening. We hope to have Erin Hannah to tell of her trip to Rio de Janeiro. Answer roll call by showing something from some place in Canada you have visited. Uxbridge senior citizen's draw - the winners first prize quilt won by Audrey Pane of England. Second prize - window mirror was won by Marie Fos- ter, Oshawa. Third prize - af- ghan won by Doris Heinbuck, R.I. Pefferlaw. Marlene Armstrong of Iro- quois Falls was a weekend guest of Dorothy Munro. Congratulations to Donna Van Veghel's choir which has been chosen to sing in "Joseph and his Technicolour Dream Coat" at the Elgin Theatre in Toronto. Epsom members of the choir are: Daniel Lee, Amy, Ste- phen and Patricia Postma, Lindsay and Ross Gower and Joel Van Veghel. Good luck, we know you will do your best. The 4-H banquet was held at Uxbridge Community Centre on Saturday night and many re- ceived awards. Keith, Faye and Vickie called on Ruth Ashton on Sunday. Joe Ryall of Little Britain and Bill Ryall of Fenelon Falls called on their sister Stella Asling and Don on Thursday. Betty and Norman Tapscott had Sunday dinner with Betty's cousins Richard and Mary Mo- ses of Oshawa. Last Sunday Earl and Eliza- beth Taylor went to London to visit their son John and his fam- ily. A new grandson for Ross and Barbara Evans arrived at the home of Eldon and Anita Evans. His name is Justine Bruce. Con- gratulations. Barbara and David Sim- monds also have another grand- daughter, born to daughter Jen- nifer and her husband Philip Wilson. An addition to the Wil- son clan. The U.C.W. members will gather at the health care cen- tre, Uxbridge, 7 p.m., Nov. 3. Nov. 9 - the York Presbyteri- al, King City at 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. The offering to go to aid Tucerr House. Nov. 10 U.C.W. Nov. 11 - Epsom-Utica are ca- tering to Machinery Associa- tion dinner at Utica Hall. Nov. 14 - The Session of Ep- som-Utica are planning a beef dinner at Utica Hall. Nov. 21 - Utica Day Care is holding their annual turkey inner at Utica Hall. Please contact any day care board member for tickets. Nov. 1 - Epsom-Utica Anni- versary Service at Epsom Church with former minister Edith Ann Shauntz as guest speaker. The choir is planning special music. Everyone wel- come. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gourlie and his father Mr. Howard Gourlie and sister Doris Arm- strong attended the 70th wed- ding anniversary in Lindsay on Saturday of Mr. Howard Gour- lie's sister Laura and her hus- band Walter Locke. The "Rake and Run" party was loads of fun. I was sur- prised to find a big orange (leaf bag) pumpkin on my door step. Thanks to the children and their helpers, Pat Sutherland, Epsom-Utica Epsom News by Jean Jeffery Jane Sobil, Dale Slack and Paul Kerry. Hot dogs were good after a morning in the fresh air. In two weeks the children's Sunday School choir will sing with the senior choir. Thank you, Paul. Keith and Faye Ashton had supper with Allan and Joyce Ashton at Oakwood Sunday evening. Joyce's sister Ruby and her husband Harvey Dear- born were also guests. The six of them attended a country mu- sic show at the theatre in Lind- say. Church members remember to bring finger food to church next Sunday so we can enjoy a social hour with our friend Edith Anne after the service. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 27, 1992 - 19 LE EE i KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Re/Max Realty agents and staff gave away free pumpkins at their Queen Street office on Saturday, as well as donating pumpkins to the nursing home. Pictured are agents Adrienne Hansen, Valerie Eden, Lynda Kendry, Mark Puckrin, Guy Latrielle, Craig Taylor, Debbie Tay- lor, Robin Timmons, Tammy Silverman, Robert Hall, Ken Middleton, Cecelia Thaeter, Bren- da Casteels, Don Harper and helper Travis Puckrin. Tc tough economic times have been hard on us all...and car dealers are certainly no exception. Recently, your local Chevrolet, Oldsmobile dealer succumbed to the strain and closed their doors for the last time. These unfortunate circumstances have undoubtedly raised some concerns regarding warranties and servicing of Chevy and Olds vehicles in the Port Perry area. Announcement CHEVROLET « GEO * OLDSMOBILE « CADILLAC A The service and sales staff of Williamson Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Cadillac, would like you to know that they are committed to providing you with the high-quality, top notch service you expect from your Chevrolet, Oldsmobile dealer. Drop by or give us a call at 1-800-263-2000 Since 1947 Williamson [©] Uxbridge =o] GORE {Wot OR Jo] fF YoRUR eV [of { 2{Vo]4