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10 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 3 rr . BR a The day before Hallowe'en was the big day for the kids at YMCA nursery school on Queen Street. Teachers and students alike dressed up in their spooky best and paraded up and down throughout the community for all to see. That's teacher Alanna Ball (the witch) at top. In the top row (from left) is Rachael DeJong, Amanda Wakeford, An- DRRREEER ntti Leth LU TYITN, Rr Tone on Tone LOOPED CARPET with attached pad 00.99 \ 6, 1984 drea Edgar, Ryan Darnley, Jeannette Wossink; (second from top) Holly Nicholls, Jacqueline Smith, Adam Kent, Christine Bryant, Leanne Parish; (third from top) lan Parliament, Michael Boyce, Mary Janinski, Clinton Keeler; (bottom row) Stephen Laird, Gavin Stanley, Jason Smeall and Jonathan Froates. The clows are Nancy Edgar (left) and Valerie Parliament. : Fil an 1" U0 5 AOU Nit RIB TX KUN HH FREE PAD* FREE INSTALLATION* CAT AAAS ARAL SARI wh (4 mands A i 4 "h,, OW \ '~/ bi ns" J Sy 4 TAD NN ->-- CARPET Reg. $14.95 SALE CUT & LOOP ya ¥7.95 AHN) No Wax VINYL FLOORING 53.99 2b ite LRITERT Thick Saxonys of ANTRON [11 NYLON Place & Stick FLOOR TILE ~.89 CAR INSTALLATION * SPEEDY DELIVERY * CUSTOM BINDING 728-4601 PET WAREHOUSE 149 King St. W., Oshawa HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-8 Saturday 9-5 Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Congratulations to Norine and Allan Card who celebrated their 35th wedding anniver- sary on Sat. with friends and relatives. Beth and Kenneth Catherwood and boys of Oshawa were Sunday visitors with parents, Howard and Ruth Ashton. Our sympathy to the Evans family in the loss of their cousin, Delbert Ward of Oshawa who passed away Sat. Joel VanVeghel visit- ed Mrs. Asling on Thurs- day morning. Marlene, lan and Joanne Archibald, Earl and Marie Wilson and Mrs. W.0. Simpson were dinner guests with Ruby Wilson on Sunday. her" The UCW will meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Taylor Nov. 13. There is a UCW Fall Rally at Melville the same day. Our sympathy to one of our UCW members Nancy Skelding who lost her father recently. The Youth Group will meet at the Baster home for a "Starv-a-thon" on Saturday. They are not asking for sponsors but would appreciate - don- ations which will be given to Ethiopa from World Development or Fred Victor Mission. Ha! - another beard hit the dust? We under- stand that Jill is a very good bowler and beat Keith three games in succession. Leon Lefebvre is Youth Starvathon home from hospital re- covering nicely. Cousins of Elizabeth Taylor visited on Sun- day. They were William John and Anne Arm- strong of Locust Hill. We would wish a speedy recovery to friends who are sick. Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs. Vera Veitch, Mr. Wm. Stearman, Mr. David Simmonds, Mr. Lloyd Wilson. On Sunday John and Joanne and Sara Han- sen of Markham visited his mother, Mrs. Evelyn Hansen. Heddy Lefebvre's father of Lakefield was a weekend guest with Heddy and Leon. Jeffrey Ireland of Toronto visited his friend, Roger Lefebvre for the weekend. Douglas Wilson and Beth visited his Grand- (Turn to page 17) The Ghost Caper (From page 8) for real. So did Marilyn Wood, Emile Kroonen- berg, Kathy Hoar and a few others who huddled with the group. I thought, I'm too young to die. And abruptly, the noise stopped. "Emile,"" someone said, '"'you don't know anything about this by any chance, do you?" Emile shook his head. I examined his face for any telltale smirks. There weren't any. I wracked my meagre brain for clues. If Emile didn't set us up, who did? I mean, Emile organized the whole shin-dig. Who, other than him, would be responsible? And why would anyone want to do this to us? The questions were baffling. But no less baffling is the mystery of the Old Folks. Grandma and Grand- pa (not their real names 9 cause nobody knows what their real names are) first appeared at Emiel's Place during last year's Great Scugog Spook Caper. While everyone was pigging out on a glorious dinner of Black Cat Ribs, Grandma and Grandpa (who both look like the Before in Qil of Olay Before and After ads) appeared out of nowhere, wandered through the dining room nodding to each guest, and about five minutes later, disappeared. They never said 'a word to anyone, and no one could figure out who they were. This year they pulled the same stunt, except we were eating Frank- enstein beef with pudd- ing. I was tempted to pull off their masks, but didn't, no doubt afraid they weren't masks at all but grotesque aliens from a planet of corpses. We're talking grotty to the max here. Emile and I tried following Grandpa and Grandma but were thwarted when the old folks literally dis- appeared into the night without a trace. I did, however, man- age to snap a picture of the wrinkled pair --- actually, two pictures because they wouldn't cooperate. So if you happen to know who they are, if in fact, they really exist, then give me a call and let me know. I can't offer a reward 'cause I'm real poor but I will be thoroughly indebted. And so will all the other ghouls who razzed the town in the 1984 Great Scugog Spook Caper. Until next year, then.. barkey GRAIN & FEED 705-953-9660 | Mile East of Oskwood on No 7 Mwy 172 Mile North af Taylor's Corner Road