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Who says young women can't look as great as their older sisters? Juliana Brock looks real natty in her long waisted white knit dress and nautical hat, both from Brock's Department Store. Juliana is just "one of the models who will be dazzling folks at the UCW's Swing Into Spring Fashion Show, March 20th at 8 p.m. Epsom Area News by Jean Jeffery Four of our young couples went on a snowmobiling trip for the weekend, Jill and Gord Postma, Beth and Doug Wilson, Faye and Keith Ashton and Fay and Don Simmonds. They stayed at Norlock Lodge at Dwight. Miss Ruth Taylor of New Liskeard was visiting her parents for a few days last week and on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor, Ray and Ruth had dinner with Earl's sister, Miss Ruth Taylor of Cannington. Tanya Wilson visited Grandma and Grandpa Evans while her parents were away and her brother Michael stayed with Ron and Sandy Wagner. Congratulations to Heddy Lefebrve's father who celebrated his 75th birthday last week. Norine and Allan Card were at Jack and Cathy Monsma's home in Prince Albert for supper Wed. evening to help Cathy celebrate her birthday. Elva and Walter Kerry and Glen attended the College Royal at the Univeristy of Guelph. Donna participated -in the Squares Dance Competition. Earl Taylor and Ted Ayers visited Howard Ashton one afternoon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 'NOW AVAILABLE BETA & VHS WY ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPECIAL Reservations Suggested Sunday, March 17th, 1985 VCR. vee... 17.17 OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 6 FREE POPCORN if you rent 2 Movies or More. 68 Water Street, PORT PERRY 985-9888 . . Evans have returned from a trip to Florida. .Brother-in-law Elmer Wilson' has a nice garden. The potatoes are in bloom. The Congregation took the church service on Sun. at Epsom. Thanks especially to Jason and Ginia for their help with singing. It was nice to see Rev. Edith Anne McManiman out and to know she is improving. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wat- son are in Toronto today with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cuddia. Mr. and Mrs. Reynders of Uxbridge were with the Postma children for the weekend. Grandma and Grandpa Morris of Uxbridge were pleased to have Shawna Simmonds stay with them for a few days. Mrs. Edith Hall was a luncheon guest with Mrs. Tapscott on Friday. On Sun. evening Jack and Mary Grove of Janetville visited the Tapscotts. David Sencusa of Oshawa visited Heddy lefebvre for a few days. Bethesday Reach W.I. by Barbara Evans P.R.O. A very interestin meeting developed on "education" at the Bethesda-Reach W.I. February 27th held at the home of Mrs. T. Rance. Mrs. Shirley Harrison from the ministry of education, Queen"s Park, Toronto, shared with us the changing concepts of curriculum. The S.E.R.P. report making some 98 recommenda- tions for reform having to be sorted through and priorities made where somethings become policy and others remain optional or let go. As education officer in the curriculum branch of the ministry of educatioin Mrs. Harrison held responsibility in the revi- sion of the family studies' guideline. All guidelines are handed down to the Director of Education at board level, then to his principals to be put into action in the classroom. I am sure we better appreciate some of the challenges and frustrations at the ministry level by her ex- amples and factual experiences. Mrs. Harrison has pro- mised to send to our president information material from the ministry. It should prove interesting to see how these are applied in our schools. A most in- teresting discussion resulted as the ladies shared their thoughts on our roll call. "What to you, really makes the educated man or women,"" and our motto, Education is what you get from reading the small print. Experience is what you get from not reading it. Thank you, PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March-12, 1985 -- 15 Couples take advantage of last vestige of snow you all made our meeting enjoyable as well as a learning ex- perierice. Remember our next meeting March 27th, 1985 at the home of Mrs. R. Snodden, the 4-H Bake Sale March 30, 10 am. to 12:00 p.m. at Tiers Drug Store; sum- mary day for the rug braiding course April 10 2-8 p.m. Uxbridge Arena; our luncheon at the United Church Friendship Hall on April 16, 1985 at 12 noon with guest Mrs. Hanus, Brookdale; also the possibility of a combined Bake Sale in support of the Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. Travel buddy you're out snowmobiling or skiing, St. John Ambulance sug- gests you take along two compressed blankets and a couple of pressure bandages. Dress sen- sibly, travel with a bud- dy, and let someone know where you will be and when you expect to "return. 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