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Giving information in Bolton PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 28 1968 -- 33 Understanding Canadian Food Grains Bank Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery -- Ruth Taylor of Sundridge visited the Mariposa Festival at Barrie on Sat. and stayed over- night with her parents Earl and Elizabeth Taylor. . Don and Stella Asling visi her sister Mrs. Elsie Gorrill in Lindsay Hospital on Sat. Floyd Evans and Donald Asling were in Bolton on Thurs. evening giving information and helping in- terested people to understand the Canadian Food Grains Bank programme. The Baptist College and Careers, Sunday School class of Uxbridge were entertained at the home of Donald and Fay Sim- monds on Sunday afternoon, co- hosted by Douglas and Beth Wilson. Kenneth and Beth Catherwood of Oshawa, Alan and Joyce Ashton of Oakwood and boys were supper guests of Mrs. Ruth Ashton after attending Decora- fon Day services at Uxbridge on un. Church will be held in Epsom, July 3 at 11:15. Remember the Community Care Bake Sale at their office in Uxbridge on Thurs., June 30 at 10 P.M. There will be a lucky draw on a wonderful Picnic Basket. What a wonderful day for the fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration for Elsie and Gordon Prentice. The Epsom friends and neighbours were so pleased to be able to come to congratulate the happy couple and to have a chat with their three sons, their wives and families. The Social Club will hold their annual picnic on July 10 at the Tapscott cottage. Everyone in the community is invited. Come after dinner and bring Pot-Luck lunch, for food will be served about five o'clock. Enjoy an afternoon of swimming or paddling in the water or just a visit with friends and neighbours. Co-Hosts are Don and Fay Simmonds, Earl and Elizabeth Taylor and Clara Jones. 'Everyone was invited to the "Epsom Downs' Open House, and we all accepted. The Old Richard turns fifteen! Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong On Sunday, June 19, Richard Brough celebrated his 15th birth- day, the whole Brough family en- joyed dinner at Mothers in Oshawa. Hope you enjoyed your day Richard. It was euchre night on Thurs., June 23 at the Prince Albert Hall and 15 tables were filled. Ladies high was Daisy Sellers, second was Minnie Sale and Low as An- nie Bowman and on the men's side high was Bert Daniels, 2nd was Carl Gimblett and low as Pat Porrill. Lucky draw prizes went to Clara Whitter and Irwin Kydd. See you again on June 30. Please Fortieth anniversary cele do come out. Lorraine and Charlie Andrews celebrated their 22nd wedding an- niversary on Saturday, June 25. They enjoyed themselves at The Liverpool House in Pickering on Sat. evening. Happy Birthday to George Kilpatrick, he was another year younger on Sunday, June 26. Now next Sunday, July 3 is Earl Mar- tyn's and Electa Vance's bir- thdays, Happy Birthday to you "both from us here in Prince Albert. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Armstrong were in Brooklin Sat. evening at- Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader Several members of the Don & Doreen Ashbridge family as well as the Nelson & Betty Reader family were pleased to attend the fortieth wedding anniversary celebration for their sister the former Lois Reader and her hus- band Harold Luke in the Blackstock United Church. Lois and Harold were married in the present Scugog Museum Church, then known as the "Head Memorial" United Church. They have never lost interest in the Island and fequently help in choir concerts. Congratulations Lois & Harold. Tho' many of us may not know Mr. & Mrs. John McMorrow of Sunrise Beach, I'm sure their neighbours have had many occa- sions to mingle with them and their Scottish relatives when they come to visit. They must plan their re-union visits to Canada, where they have enjoyed coming before. The reason for thinking this is that 12 of John's relatives are coming from Scotland and 2 from Australia in July and August, when they will visit other relatives too. So if you hear some follicking good times, don't be surprised. The Scots are coming CHILDREN'S SUMMER THEATRE WORKSHOP Port Perry United Church Auditorium Monday to Friday 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM -- 3 SESSIONS -- JULY 4th to 15th JULY 18th to 29th AUGUST Sth to 19th For more information please call Zakeana Reid 985-2123 tending the 25th wedding anniver- sary for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stevens. The Martyn clan all got together on June 12 for a picnic at the Prince Albert Hall. Alan and Brenda McKeown had the youngest baby there and Gertie Wannamaker was the eldest present. Welcome to Ann Hareblad from Sweden, she is staying with Charlene Diagle for one month then on July 17, Charlene will go to Sweden to stay with Ann. The Rotary Club are sponsoring these girls. Sure hope you like Prince Albert Ann. Please phone Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. bration to Sunrise. perhaps they'll join in- to Scugog & Port Perr celebrations. : Now, that we've had our rain, perhaps Pioneer Days at the Museum next Sat. & Sun. will be perfect. I'm sure you saw the at- tactive ads, & don't forget those Strawberry treats. I trust the high winds didn't cause you excessive damage. perhaps we all had minor pro- blems. My poor lawn ornaments that were out for sale seemed as if they were trying to run away. School was alive to the sound of friends greeting one another. The beautiful sign for Epsom Downs was unveiled with all members of the Ashton family present. A beautiful evening full of games and laughter. The only dissenting voice was that of great grandaughter Victoria Ashton. Mrs. Ruth Ashton received the street sign for "Ashton Drive". Some who are coming to the subdivision were present. Thanks for a lovely evening to our hosts Don and Fay Simmonds. 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