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. Epsom and area news by Jean Jeffery Mrs. Joseph Cox of Wood- ville visited with Mrs. Grace Taylor one afternoon recent- ly. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zoell- ner of Grimsby called on their aunt Mrs. Grace Taylor after attending the Kydd Picnic in Uxbridge. Other recent visitors with Mrs. Taylor were Mrs. 1. Payne, Miss Brenda Payne and Miss Esther Houghland. Mrs. J. Begin and Jeffrey had lunch last Tuesday with Mrs. H. Littler and Mrs. Beryl Martin in Thornhill. The Begins spent last Sat- urday and Sunday with John's father Mr. Art Begin at Presqu'ile Point. Several neighbours visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruhl in Uxbridge and presented them with a swag lamp and a painting on behalf of their « Epsom friends in honour of e their marriage. Our best wishes go with Mr. and Mrs. Breznikar and daughter on their visit to Yugoslavia this summer. Last summer their sons visi- ted the homeland, so this year they will keep things while their parents enjoy a well earned vacation. Last Sunday evening the Brezni- kars were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry P "and family. Our best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Geer who were married last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffrey visited with Mrs. John Moore and Clarke last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caw- ker called on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery on Sunday afternoon. We were so sorry to learn that Miss Julie Baster had to # have an operation on her knee. She will be confined to bed for sometime then pro- gress to crutches. Julie 3BE would love to receive a card from her friends. Her ad- dress is Scheldelaan 16, Netherlands. Dr. Jerrold Asling re- turned to good old Ontario this morning. He was with a medical team of thirty-seven who went to Honduras for two weeks. They sure don't have O.H.L.P. there or much of anything else, so the team was very busy. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling have returned from a two week vacation in Alberta where they enjoyed a re- union with Stella's family at Rimbey on the occasion of her sister's 80th birthday. Mrs. Garrell of Lindsay who had been visiting for two months. We would appreciate a few donations of plain white un- iced cake for our Strawberry festival Friday, July 14th at Utica Hall. There will be no church next Sunday. We wish a happy holiday for Rev. Cliff Pendlebury and his wife Zena who are going to Greece to visit Zena's rela- tives. Congratulations to Mr. Barry Bushill who just grad- uated from University with his B.A. Barry leaves on Tuesday for Saudi Arabia. Last week Barry and Lois called on Rey. and Mrs. Robt. Thompson at Smith- ville. We are pleased that Beverly is improving. Today Barry and Lois had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton then went to Toronto for a farewell visit with his fam- ily. The Kenneth Catherwoods, Oshawa, Keith Ashton and Allen Ashton of Oakwood were all home with Mr. and Mrs. Ashtan last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Von Veghel had a lovely trip to Winnipeg. On Saturday Erected on your lot. C.M.H.C. Approved - A.H.0.P. Eligible- Call COBOURG HOMES for details. [416] 372-9432 "INSTITUTE OF PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES Education Personal Growth Research SUMMER SESSION PORT PERRY AREA Psychic Development Life after Death Meditation Dreams Auras Healing The Overview Course is designed with two objectives in mind - to present parapsychological techniques from an experimental point of view as well as give the student an "'overview"' of the Institutes' present and future courses. Upon completion the students will have a good basic understanding of current parapsychological knowledge as well as an increased aware- ness of himself and his psychic potential. Emphasis will be placed upon the practical uses of this knowledge. 30 HOUR COURSE - TWO WEEKENDS Saturday & Sunday JULY 22 & 23 9:30a.m.t05:30 p.m. Saturday & Sunday JULY 29 & 30 9:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fee: $125.00 This course counts as one full credit to a 15 credit Diploma Course in Parapsychology. For more information please call Cannington (705) 432-2067 or contact the Institute at 2275 Bayview Ave., Toronto, Ontario M4N 3Mé6. Phone (416) 226-6266 or [416) 226-6267. Frank Jr. celebrated his birthday at Grandma Van Veghels in Uxbridge. . Our congratulations to George Kendry from his Epsom friends on his recent marriage. Mrs. Osler and Pauline of Fenelon Falls were supper guests with the Cards one evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown entertained his aunt Mrs. Mary Driscoll of Hamilton for the week-end. Ladies please accept this as your invitation to a Com- munity Shower for Miss Cathy Card Wednesday, July 5th at the home of Mr. and mrs. Earl Wilson at 8 p.m. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kerry who recently celebrated their 52 Wedding Anniversary. Mr. Bill Keach of Toronto is having a brief holiday at the Kerry home. Mrs. Elmer Wilson is help- ing at the Crusaders Bible Camp at Omemee this week. Barry Page and son Robt. took part in the Nottawasaga Valley canoe race and came in second. Mrs. Allen Clow was with her parents on a camping trip this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. B. Page atten- ded a cousin's wedding in Toronto on the week-end. Mrs. Hansen, Tom and Earl are in Scarborough visiting Mrs. Hansen's daughters Carol and Karen. David Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lyons and Jason of Uxbridge were Saturday visitors with their mother Mrs. Hildreth Lyons. Miss Darlene Lyons was a supper guest with Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Sand- ford on Sunday. Epsom Central 3P.S. Awards day and Graduation Day On Thursday, June 22, the annual awards assembly was held at Epsom Public School. Mr. Rutledge, the principal welcomed the stu- dents and parents. The Heritage Day Awards sponsored by Port Perry Kinsmen Club were won by Sandra Kerry and Lee Wilbur. Best attendance awards went to Donna-Lynn Oldnall, Glen Kerry, Peter Sutcliffe, Norman Gourlie, Kirt Stane- slow, Brian Kerry, John Rankin, Cindy Harris and Kay Wray. The Grade 6 English ward was presented to Tony Goslin on behalf of the Bethesda-Reach W.I. who sponsored this annual award by Mrs. G. Jeffery. The proudest girl in town was Suzanne Holy who was the recipient of the General Proficiency Award spon- sored by Epsom Community Club. On Friday, June 23, the Canada Fitness Awards were given. Silver Awards were presented to Brad Rumford, Lee Wilbur, Anil Maharaj, Raj Maharaj, Heidi Spannbauer, Kathy Sutcliffe, Susanne Holy and Michele Oldnall. On Friday, June 23, the students of Grade 6 celebra- ted their graduation with a Parent-student baseball game and with the out stand- ing play of the parents were: soundly beaten, but due to the fact that there was no "official" scoresheets the score remained tied. Mr. Mannen, Grade 6, teacher, would like to thank all parents who attended and all who prepared the deli- cious food or brought barbe- ques for this festive oc- casion. ) Also a big "Thank You' to all the parents and staff at Epsom for wonderful sup- port and assistance through- out the year. Have a great, safe sum- mer. Greenbank news BY Mrs. Armour McMillan The service at the Green- bank Church will be at the regular hour next Sunday. There is no Sunday School for July and August. The Afternoon U.C.W. will hold their regular meeting on July 5th at 2 p.m. in the church basement. Miss Cathy Cookman, St. Catherines, spent the week- end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman. Mrs. Crystal Barron, High- land Michigan, with Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean for a holiday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Couves visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. Bailey, Brampton recently. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean and Mrs. Crystal Barron were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson in Uxbridge on Sunday. Past President Paul Saul- nier, Mrs. Saulnier and fam- HEHE REEVE EI 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 ily attended the Liberal strawberry festival on Sun- day. The event marked the Hon. Norm Cafik MP's 10 years as an MP. Scugog Township presen- ted Cafik with five paintings of our museum building. Relatives from Greenbank attended the funeral of the late Stanley McLeod in Sun- derland last week. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter, Tom and Jennifer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Studinski and Ryan in Guelph last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Thom- son and Mrs. Mildred Thom- son and John attended the Thomson reunion in Thom- son Park, Scarborough on Sunday. . Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mrs. C. 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