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Epsom Area News by Jean Jeffery Our sympathy to Mrs. Diamond and sons on the passing of husband and father, Jack Diamond. Jack and Mary Grove of Janetville were supper guests on Sun. with Nor- man and Betty Tapscott. The Institute meeting will be Wed. evening. The ladies will meet at the Tokai factory. After the tour of the factory all are invited to Cindy Sprules for business and refreshments. Joanne Wiersma was a weekend guest of Janice Evans. Walter and Elva Kerry and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman on Sun. afternoon to wish Mr. Stearman of Port Perry Villa a happy 93rd birthday. From all of us a special greeting to a very special person. The Kerry family also called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry. Kathy Harriot of Lon- don was a weekend guest of the Baster family. Let's sing, "Happy Birthday' to Shirley Baster. Like Jack Ben- ny, Shirley will always be 29. Through the years many of us enjoy the Harvest Home Service at Pine Grove Church. This will be held Oct. 6 at 3 p.m. Rev. Canon Puxley will be the guest speaker and Mrs. Jean Parrott soloist Everyone welcome. Lois Bushell her parents morning. visited Sun. Steve Ashenhurst has moved into the home vacated by Leon and Heddy Lefebvre who have moved to Oshawa. Beth and Doug Wilson had Sun. dinner with Rob. and Mary Evans. Keith and Faye Ashton and boys visited Ron and Lorraine Brown of Scugog Island on Sat. evening. The Corn roast at Ep- som Church was well at- Central 7 to seek zoning for home The Central Seven Association has applied for a re-zoning and Of- ficial Plan Amendment to allow construction of a residential home beside the workshop it now operates on Durham Road 8 and Simcoe Street in Port Perry. Ron Deeth, speaking for the Central Seven Association, told Scugog couyfcil the home would be two-storey and pro- vide supervised residen- tial accommodation for up to eight persons. He said the home would be similar to the one the Association now operates on Scugog Island. If the zoning and plan amendments are approv- ed, the new home would be built on land im- mediately east of the workshop. He also said the Cen- tral Seven is now in the process of leasing 5000 square feet of space in the industrial mall on Durham Road 8 to ex- pand the activities of the workshop. Central Seven serves the mentally handicap- ped of Scugog, Brock and Uxbridge Township. In another unrelated matter, Mr. Deeth told council that he is apply- ing for a re-zoning on Initiation Day at CHS by Christina Mcl.ean It seems hard to believe that three weeks of school have already passed by! To Mr. Tumey and Miss Kesseler, we would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Cart- wright. We hope that you will enjoy your new teaching jobs here! I am happy to report that on Friday, September the 13th, the Grade 9 st dents surviv- ed their gruelling Initia- tion Day. At 11:00 the students were bought at our traditional slave auc- tion, and then, for two hours they performed tedious and embarrass- ing tasks! Jeff Beddome and Dawn Dalton receiv- ed the prizes for the best costumes. Jeff was all decked out as a bag lady, and Dawn was dressed as a cave woman. kEx- cellent costumes, guys' The Grade 9 guys also Results from Bridge Club Winning Scores for Tuesday, September 17. Afternoon - 7 table Mitchell. North-South: 1 K Burley and G Clifford - 7 points, 2. D Phinney and O Czilok 57 points. 3 GG Rennie and M Carnegie - 55', points East-West: 1. R_ John and D Carre 52i, points; 2. J. Dutka and P Francis - 51 points: 3. D Beare and J Dymond - 47"; points. Evening - 1 table Howell Average 31.51 S Farncombe and B Selby - 38 points. 2 M and B Vanderwater - 34 points, 3 D Phinney and O Czilok - 327, points. Club members thank Kathy and Emiel Kroonenburg for hosting our games this past year The club has grown and will be meeting on Wednesdays at the Prince Albert Communi- ty Hall, at 12:45 p.m and 7'15p m New members welcome land he owns on Durham Road 8 across from the Fairgrounds. He is seeking the re- zoning to permit con- struction of a Funeral Home on part of the land and an ambulance garage on the remainder. The Funeral Home would be about 5400 square feet, have park- ing for 75 cars and front on the Regional Road. This re-zoning and the re-zoning for the residen- tial group home for Cen- tral Seven will be subject of a public hearing in front of Township council October 28. They all survived! played a very defensive football game against the male population of our school To the Grade 9 students, welcome to Cartwright, and thanks for being such great sports! The Imtiation Dance was on the same Friday evening at the Recrea- tion Centre Shawn Hoskin and Jodie Con- way (Grade 9 students) won the prizes for the legs with most stubble or hair This was only in fun, Shawn and Jodie' Our annual Tabloid Day will be held on September the 26th The senior students will be travelling to see King Lear" at Stratford on Oc- tober the 10th We received our year books on Friday. and thre are still many ex- tras If anyone wishes to buy a yearbook. please contact the school On November the 1st, the Sadie Hawkins Dance will take place at the Blackstock Recrea tion Centre Student guest passes will be available the week before the dance Well, that's all for now, and have a great week " PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1985 -- 27 Harvest Home Service slated for October 6 tended. There was loads bride-to-be Darlene of food and fun for Lyons wos held at the everyone. home of Mrs. Evelyn A lovely shower for our Hansen on Sat. after- SE 3 ¥a ) F § § ) i 3 fg The Manilla Steelers are 1985 winners in the local ladies lob ball league, thanks to their victory in the championship tourna- ment held September 6 and 7 in Port Perry. The team is sponsored by Glen-Vallie Turf Farms of Scugog Township. Front from left: Patsy Ballam, Laurie Maclam, Bea Snooks, noon. The bride received many beautiful and useful gifts with all our best wishes for a wonder- Karen Ballam and sponsor Vallie Lovering. Back from left: coach Bob Yeomans, Gun- Darlene Gunnell, Absent from photo: Charlotte Wilson, nell, Christine Nicholls. Marg Dunnett and ful prosperous and happy married life. Darlene thanked everyone for their kindness. Karen Cummings. 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