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Epsom students hit the beach! Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Our Epsom Church Junior Choir received 87 points at the re- cent Music Festival at Sunderland. Congratulations. There were no competitors. Sally Irving also won a prize with the her piano solo. It is hard to keep track of our Epsom area children as some go to Greenbank, to Cornish and to Uxbridge and Port Perry High Schools and the wee ones come to Epsom. However, they are busy. ~ The Epsom P.S. children en- joyed a theatrical performance on Tues. March 1 at Eastdale Col- legiate in Oshawa. It was a presentation highlighting Author, "Robert Munsch." Epsom School needs a noon- hour supervisor beginning April 11. Anyone in the community in- terested in applying please con- tact Vice-Principal Linda #ockler at 985-7250. The staff and students at E.P.S. are planning an attack on the Winter "Blahs" with a Beach Day on March 10. Several fun ac- tivities are planned for the day in- cluding a barbecue lunch. Parents are welcome to join us for hot dogs and drinks. On March 11 a representative to Epsom P.S. from Kawartha Con- servation Area will be at Epsom to present a programme entitled "Spring Water Awareness." This is a safety Programme reminding the children of the dangers of thin ice. Winter: Break for all Durham schools this year is March 12 - 20. Now for 4-H Clubs (a little older group) they are holding a "Spring 4-H Rally" at Latcham Centre, Port Perry, March 21 at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited. If you wish to join 4-H sign up and you will be shown which group to join. If you are older and wish to help with the leadership you can also sign up and be shown to the right club. There will be demonstrations covering all 4-H Projects. Now for the Senior group. I was pleased to attend the Community Care luncheon at Trinity United Church last week and to enjoy the beautiful selections from the Musial Anne of Green Gables. The months of work brought 2 real professional touch to the pro gramme with Julie Henderson as Anne, Richard Watson as pianist. Several from Epsom area attend: ed the play at Uxbridge Secon- dary School. Two ladies at the lun- cheon won lucky draw tickets. Thanks to Community Care. We are pleased to see Shirley Baster out after a bad attack of "flu." On Sunday, Shirley and Paul Baster attended the "chamber Choir," pot luck dinner in Uxbridge and to wish one of the members happy birthday. On Saturday there was a most beautiful wedding at Trinity United Church in Uxbridge when Stacy, the youngest daughter of Ronald and Lorraine Brown of Greenbank (formerly of Epsom) became the bride of Steve Keraley. Mrs. Keith Ashton were guests. Congratulations. Last Tuesday, Jenny Watson isited with Mrs. Richard Ashton and Victoria. She also called on Mrs. Ruth Ashton. On Wednesday last week Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Ruth Ashton visited Mrs. Lunney and on Thursday Mrs. Ashton spent some time with her sister Lucille Wagner whom we welcome to our area. Floyd and Grace Evans wre hosts for a noon luncheon for the committee for the Canadian Food Grains Bank, a Christian response to hunger. A witness to the reality of God's love for all people. The congregation on Sunday at Utica United Church were pleas- ed to hear a sermon by Mr. Harold Peters, Canadian Gospel PORT PERRY KINSMEN present 'LOWDOWN' -- BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND -- Catholic Church Hall SATURDAY, MARCH 26th DANCING - 9 PM to 1 AM TICKETS: $8.00 Advance, $10.00 At-the-Door. AVAILABLE AT: Cinemax 985-3666; The Eye Shoppe 985-9388; Bruton's Drugs 985-2511; Marlin Travel 985-2268; Port Gifts Custom Picture Framing 985-2543; Selection's Men's Wear 985-8977 or any member of the Port Perry Kinsmen. All proceeds to aid Cystic Fibrosis. Immaculate Conception proud of these three students, all participants in re- cent public speaking contests. From left to right is Melissa llles, Kevin Ellis, and Angela Kowalczyk. Se story for details. Mission Union in aid of the Food Bank. Our minister Rev. Nancy Waterman conducted the service. Donald and Stella Asling at- tended the lunch at Floyd Evans on Sunday. There was a family birthday party at the home of Neil and Rose Evans on Friday night, when Janice, Neil and Craig all celebrated their birthdays, Congratulations. Congratulations also to Michelle and Russel Watson who celebrated their birthdays on Sun- day with grandma and grandpa Watson. Also present were their mother and father and brother - all of Scarborough. March 12 - Don't forget the Women's Institute Social evening at the home of Mrs. Stella Roberts. There will be a pot luck buffet supper at 7 p.m. followed by games. See you Saturday at 7 p.m. A wish for better health for Bet- ty Tapscott who has been in Port Perry Hospital for the past week. We are pleased to learn that Elva Kerry's father Mr. Wm. Stearman is some better. For Hospital Foundation building Fund Seniors Bake Sale and Silent Auction - March 11 - 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. &R ELECTRIC Service Changes * New Wiring Rewiring * Repairs * Alterations Electric Heat * Lighting Installations FARM - RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL now orreriNG .. POLE LINE & AUGERING SERVICE Paul Bent: 985-8661 -- FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL -- pick Campbel: 989-9494 -- EXPANDING TO SERVE DURHAM REGION BETTER -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 8, 1988 -- 29 Three tops at public speaking Immaculate Conception Catho- lic: School recently held its first annual Oral Arts Festival. Students made presentations in various forms of the oral arts: dra- matic recitations, dramatic read- ings, and public speaking. Selected performers from each participating class made their presentations before the school. Some outstanding performers in the public speaking category went on to represent the school in the following competitions: Durham Separate School Board Regional Finals, February 16-- Kevin Ellis, 2nd place. Catholic Women's League Area Competition, February 21-- Melissa Illes, honourable men- tion. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419 Finals, February 21--Junior, Angela Kowalczyk, Senior, Kevin Ellis, 2nd place. Royal Canadian Legion Zone Finals--Kevin Ellis, honoura- ble mention. CHESTERFIELD SUITES - LOVE SEATS SECTIONALS - MATTRESSES -- A Large Selection -- LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE! McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa - 725-5181 Catholic School sure is when busy call 985-8755 Save MOOSE BUCKS towards future purchases Clip & Save THESE COUPONS | | | OFF | | LC , MUSKIE |, | LARGE , , MUSKIE 1 PIZZA 1 PIZZA 1 PIZZA I March 14 to 19th! 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