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PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2000 - § Cartwright principal gets creamed Organizers revving up for fifth annual Epsom Indy June 24 The green flag will fall on another race day in Epsom June 24, when the fifth annual Epsom Indy soap box derby is held. The event is expected to attract more than 50 participants, says race co-ordi- nator Gail Kerry. "We're getting ready for it," she said. "It should be another good year. We had as many as 75 (entrants) two years ago, but generally we get around 50 or a few more." The Indy started five years ago as a fun activity for the community planned by the Epsom-Utica Church, but has now been taken on as a village event, said Mrs. Kerry. Participants must construct their own car, and it must pass an inspection dur- ing a registration session at Utica Farm Equipment (620 Durham Rd. 21) on June 17. Races will run from 10 a.m. to noon on June 24. Entrants must be registered in one of three categories: Primary, ages 6-9; Junior, ages 10-14; and Senior, 15 years and older. All Indy cars must have a solid floor, front bumper and a hood designed to protect the drivers' legs. The front of the car must be strong enough to support the weight of the car at the start of the race and must extend beyond the front wheels. The car must be a maximum of 36 inches wide or a minimum of 28 inches; 32 inches is recommended. No engines or power systems of any kind are permitted and drivers must wear helmets. For more information on the 2000 Epsom Indy, please contact Darlene at 985-8096 or Mike at 985-3745. - CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR Cartwright Central Public School principal Penni Barker-Adams got a face-full last Friday (May 19) when students got the opportunity to toss cream pies at her. During a recent fundraiser students raised more than $3,000 for new playground equipment at the Blackstock elementary school, and, in turn, earned the right to cream their prin- cipal as part of a bet. N Twin Mattresses *¢ | Deluxe Queen '}| Mattresses ......... from *289 Floor to ceiling savings on all mattresses DARE TO COMPARE ANYWHERE! MATTRESS FACTORY OUTLET OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 6 HIGH ST. AT 7A, PORT PERRY ° 985-3900 presents 4th Annual PHOTO CONTEST Three Categories (color BIRT N & white) BIRTE NAY TS. black & white) ] A COTO! ACU | | Winning Photos in each category - $100 RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. One entry per person per category. 2. All photos must be submitted to the Port Perry Star office no later than 5pm, June 30, 2000, . Only print photos allowed. Photos can be picked up after the contest. 5. Entrant agrees the photo will be published in The Port Perry Star. All winning photos will SW be published in the Port Perry Star Outside Patio ...on the water HOURS Friday 12 noon to 8 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. DIANA © 2h \Y F:\ "ay LICENSED & GREAT FOOD! 985-9763 | begin TTT tt hy SE A RE Treen RESTAURANT uso res SUMMER SCHEDULE May 27 - Jetson's River Band June 3 - DJ Pete Kneale... featuring YUK YUKS $6.00 each $10.00 couple June 10 - Crosswinds June 17 -- Nobody's Business June 24 - Two For The Show July 1 & 2 - DJ Pete Kneale July:8 - AWOL July 15 - To Be Announced July 22 - DJ Pete Kneale... featuring Extreme Hypnotist Sailesh $8.00 each $15.00 couple July 29 - Two For The show Aug 5 & 6 - DJ Pete Kneale Aug 12 - To Be Announced Aug 19 - DJ Pete Kneale & Annual Beach Party (Small Donation of Money or Canned Goods for Big Brothers /Sisters) Aug 26 - To Be Announced Sept 2 & 3 - DJ Pete Kneale