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JULIE BRIGNALL, 10 JOHN SCOTT, 12 RANDY KNIGHT, 11 RICKY RAHM, 12 DON GRAY. 14 Championship head champions, who were: Egg Tossing A little game of handball? No. This is eggball and heading towards Julia Brignall out- stretched hands (far left) is one of those oval-shaped things with all that gooey stuff inside. If you miss . .. well, Don Gray (right) knows how it feels . . . downright sticky! John Scott (second left) displays agility in catch. ing the cackle fruit to win the egg throwing contest in the Senior Playground summer program along with his part- ner Eric Smith. But Randy Knight (centre) and Ricky Rahm (secondright) weren't so lucky. They dropped their eggs on the final round. All in all the group scrambled more than five dozen eggs hefore 'the: event ended with the declaration of the EGG-' suitably crowned. Photos - Bob McDougall Epsom News Jean Jeffery The One That Got Away (By P. F. Freeman) Tall fishin' stories have long been told Arn' it's human so they say, For a man to brag in manner bold 'Bout the one that got away. There are fish that bite the hook , An' to danger give no thought; Fish that stop to take a look, And are not easily caught; A fish that's held in the hand Rates more than those in the stream, For few are ever brought to land Like those of which we dream. Fishermen oft will growl and fret With lots of temper to Jthe rest of us to some of Now Open! UNDER MANAGEMENT OF JACK BRICKSTOCK DINING For never was a fish caught yet Like the one that got away. Those who attended the service at Breadalbane Pres- byterian Church Annual Ser- vice enjoyed a wonderful treat and wonderful memor- ies heightened no doubt by the attendance at the service of the Uxbridge Pipe Band. As the poet wrote "Once you've heard the great pipes playing, whil'st over the Mooreland the heather is swaying -- their throb and beat in your blood lives for aye." 'The band came to Epsom after the service for refresh- ments at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allie Christie. We wish to. thank the band for being so generous as to treat their thrilling music. The Bethesda-Reach W. I held their annual picnic at] COFFEE CHICKEN HAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES the bgautiful home of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Boadway. About seventy were able to attend. After a bountiful lunch at noon the older ones just wandered and relaxed and had a good visit. No need to try to entertain the young- er guests. They found suffi- cient to keep them occupied in the pond. Near the close of the after- noon a sad duty had to be performed as we bade fare- well to Mr. and Mrs. Stan Weyrich and children. Mrs. Jean Smith presented a gift from the W.I. to Mrs. Wey- rich. Mrs. Annie Bolton thanked Mr. and Mrs. Boadway-for their hospitality. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rodd had to leave early as they were joining their family at Greenwood Park for a picnic at five o'clock. We were sorry to learn of the accident suffered by CHICKEN = % - WHOLE 'A BUN HOT DOGS EC. Jeanette Stearman. We do hope you are soon fine. Congratulations to Bruce Paradine who has been ap- pointed Principal of his school in Newmarket. We understand Mrs. Lloyd Parrish is some better and do hope for a speedy com- plete recovery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Acton who cele- brated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sat. Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Leask who were married Sat. in Trinity United Church. A very beautiful wedding followed by a reception at the Curling Club. There now I've been all around the area with more mews from Bethesda than Epsom so here is some Ep- some area jottings. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baird of Greenbank, Miss Ada Ste- phens of Port Perry, Mr. & Mrs. -Harold Kerry of Port Perry were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry after the Memorial Service at Utica on Sunday. Rev. Mt. and Mrs. Ingleby and children of Bancroft called on Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Walter Kerry. Miss Darlene Lyons is visit- ing her Cousins the Allin girls at Valentyne for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keiler of Toronto visited Mr. & Mrs. Enoch McKnight on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davis of Sunderland and Mr. Clif- ford Davis were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lyons on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pren- tice of Scugog and Mr. Lloyd ' |Payne visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Munro on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ca. therwood and Brian of Brook- | lin visited her parents Mr, and Mrs. H. Ashton on Sun. Robin 'and Richard Benns visited Grandma and Grand- |pa Card on Sunday so their mother could visit their fa- ther in Ottawa where he is working this summer, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ash- ton, Mrs. Keith Ashton and Julia attended the C.N.LB. Picnic in Oshawa on Wed. Mr. and Mrs. Donald As- ling attended the Ryall Pie- nic on Sunday at Mr. & Mrs. E. Gorrell's home at Eden. There were about thirty-five present, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, : Marlene. and Scott visited | Mr. and Mrs. G. Prentice Mrs. Cora Murrell in Suttonfspent a few days at their on Sunday. Ricky Wilson is at Bible Camp at Omemee this week. Cottage at Gull Lake. Mr. and Mrs. M. Parrish & Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wil- family holidayed for the son visited Mr. & Mrs. Keith Wilson of Sarnia for a few days and had the pleasure of attending St. Paul's United Church Sarnia where Rev. Mr. Ralph King is supply Minister for July. Dr. and Mrs. Jerrold As- ling of Hanover were with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling for the week-end. : Now we have never men- tioned the glorious Twelfth of July. There was a beau- tiful parade at Alliston. Mr. and Mrs. -L. Lyons, Darlene, and Allen and Miss Connie Smith attended. Msis Darlene Christie of Scarborough was home for the week-end. week-end with friends in Haliburton. Safe holiday and best wish- es to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Prentice who left on Monday for a trip to Expo '70 in Osaka Japan and tour of the near East, also to Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Parafline and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Geer who left Fri- day for a flight to Europe for a three week tour. er Buen REAL ESTATE LTR-RSAL008 985-7373 RAR odd {oD @ THEATRE (1) 4:123]0]¢]: Thurs.--Fri.--Sat. ; Mon. --Tues.--Wed. "JOHN AND - Family entertainment with Jack Wild, Mama Cass. Elliot in ~ "PUFNSTUFF" James Stewart, Katherine Ross in "SHENANDOAH"" Saturday Matinee -- 2 p.m. "GIRL WHO COULDN'T SAY NO" [IEE with Dustin Hoffman and Mia Farrow 852. [JOR] © July 16-17-18 7:15 9:00 "Pufnstuff' © July 20--21--22 7:15 MARY" 9:00 me. 16 ul set [His SymBoLs: MACHINE GUN LINDSAY THEATRE BLACK BERET. MACHETE HIS NAME: CHE CUEVARA DRIVE: IN COME RAIN OR SHINE AU Lg