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a A Communities twine for Dancing in the moonlight v= Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Friday evening was perfect for dancing in the moonlight at Epsom. The uninvited guests (mosquitos) swarmed in and kept everyone on the move. Our sincere apprecia- tion to the Prentice band and friends for keeping our toes tapping to their lively music. We appreciated the History of Epsom and Utica which was on the blackboards for all to read by Helda Bailey and Dini Page had a beautiful display of weaving. The W.I. had also a display of antique memoribelia from past years. Thanks girls. The S.A.C. committee and Sunday School were life savers and a hot day when they kept food and drink available. Thanks to this committee also for the best parade we've seen in years. Now we have an Epsom Pin-up girl in a bubble bath. Thanks to the organ- izers of the ball game. The score was 13 to 12 in favour of the Kerry team. .The winners of the sports events in total points were 1st Dan Rankin; 2nd a three way tie, Duke Capella, Doug McSween and Dennis LY [78 [200] d White. Third was a tie between Jason Bertrand and John Rankin. And thanks to our great custodian, Doris Armstrong, whose help- ing hand was always - ready- willing - and able. We 'all enjoyed the scrumptious meal, wonderful beef and oodles of pies. Then we had a beautiful pro- gramme. I think Jason Van Veghel really stole the show. Our sincere appreciation to these committees for a job well done. A big hand also for Randy Reviston who played the guitar and sang while we enjoyed supper. $2 . Thanks to Kate .§ Crosier and Hilda Bailey who assisted our M.P.P. in raising the flag. Also to Mayor of Scugog, Jerry Taylor, who brought greetings from the Council. On Sunday afternoon, another treat was in. store for us when we enjoyed a beautiful church service. Thanks to the lovely Simmonds sisters, Beverley Foster at the piano, accompan- ied sisters, Jennifer and Janet as they sang a beautiful duet. Thanks for this great gift of 815 Wng S' W # Thornton Rd Oshaw y ee i ia he a a dale ad eae a ode dhe aa a a 2 Sates. <i ggeoteseseu SEE music. Irene Armstrong read the Scripture and Dr. Wm. McKay brought the message "The Tree and its Fruit". The choir sang "Amazing Grace'. None of these things would have been a success without the suppport of Epsom- Utica community and our friends. Thanks to everyone for making this a great and memor- able weekend. Earl and Marie Wilson accompanied by Harry and Lois Elford returned Sunday even- ing after two weeks out Tanya Wilson, Anna Evan and Michael west. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Neil Elford at Oak Lake, Manitoba. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Grant Elford in Saskatoon, Sask. Earl and Marie visited their son, Rick, at Plunkett, Sask. What a wonderful trip. Carl Hansen went to the Lion Safari with the Central Seven group on Saturday. Barbara and John Barfoot of Ashburn, John and Ruth Richard- son and Evelyn Hansen had Sunday breakfast at the Guild in Scarbor- ough. W, Wilson took part in the parade Saturday morning. Music was supplied by Gord Prentice and Friends from Uxbridge. MODULAR 4 SERVICING PHILIPS ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES STEREOS &HI-FI'S THIS COUPON WORTH $5.00 OFF ~ YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL 723-5341 214BLOORST.E. Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS RCA ZENITH TOSHIBA HITACHI LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE t Va 7 hal Bicentennial celebrations were held in Epsom-Utica over the weekend with a parade and other fun events. Taking part in the parade were Marg Bruce, one year old Colleen in the wagon and the goat named Sheila. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 17, 1984 -- 15 birthday Arnold trained skinny chicken Utica & Area News by Vera Brown Church service for the Goodwood, Epsom- Utica Charge will be held at Goodwood United Church this Sun- day at 9:30 a.m. Please note that all summer services will begin at 9:30 a.m. Sports Day winners on Saturday at Epsom were 1st Dan Rankin, there was a 3-way tie for 2nd, Duke Capello, Doug MacSween and Dennis White and a tie for 3rd between Jason Bertrand and John Rankin. These winners were determin- ed by total points. The ball game is rumored to have been won by Arnold Kerry's team, but I also heard that Arnold spent all last week training that skinny chicken to run out onto the field to distract the team of Bruce Houghland. Given a little more time I'm sure Bruce could have won the game as they were coming on pretty strong near the end. Better luck next time. Winners at Friday's euchre in the Hall were Ladies 1st Fran Gibson, 2nd Betty Boose and low score was Margt. Gall. Men's 1st Martin Gall, 2nd Joe McCaslin and low was Hardy Noble. Freeze-out winners were Martin Gall and Hardy Noble, second were Jean Beach and Ken Clark. There will be another euchre this Fri- day at 8 p.m. Congratulations to Doug and Deanna Harper on the arrival of a son Dylan Allan, born July 11th at Port Perry Hospital. A wee brother for Miss Dana Harper. We were pleased to hear that Mrs. Vera Taylor has improved enough to be moved to Parkview Nursing Home in Stouffville to recuperate until she is well enough to return to her home. Our best wishes go to her at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vernon of Prospect call- ed on Mrs. Crosier on Sunday. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son has returned home from a very enjoyable Wardair Tour to Europe, visiting Eng- land, Holland, Ger: many, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and France. On Monday she visited her mother Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Pearl Breen of Mount Albert. Members of the Tractor Pull Club who were performing Sun- day in Port Perry stay- ed overnight at the Earl Fieldings. They were Ian Hancock of Dor- chester, Ken and Jean Root and family of Petersburg, Faith and Ray Morphy and family of Waterloo, Gerald and Cynthia Freisen of Put- nam, Dan Smale of Mossley, Wally and June Weickert of Peter- sburg, Donna Wakeford and Bill Fielding of Oshawa and Frank and Linda Fielding and girls of Port Perry. They all enjoyed a B.B.Q. on Saturday night. Sunday visitors were Jim Field- ing and children of Pefferlaw. HELPFUL HINTS When washing dainty garments, place them in pillowcase and fasten the loose ends with a plastic bag tie. Place them in the washer and wash on a gentle cycle. Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses - A Large Selection - McKEEN FURNITURE $24 Simcoe $1. §., Oshows 72% 5181