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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 7 1988 Children welcome at Sunday recognition day Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery On June 24 everyone from the community is invited to 'Epsom Downs" open house-an informal Social will begin at 8 p.m. in the old Epsom Schobl House. Mrs. Ruth Ashton will be in- volved in the dedication of '"Ashton Lane' so named in Empress OPEN TO PUBLIC SAT. 9 AM to 2 PM manufacturer of quality FIBREGLASS BATHTUBS and WHIRLPOOLS honour of her late husband Howard. : We will have the opportunity to meet some of the new families who will be moving into the sub- division. Children are most welcome. 4H Achievement Day following Desi 80 VanEdward Drive Port Perry 985-3100 the project "An Encounter Out- doors" was held last Monday evening at the Heber Down Con- servation Area near Brooklin. 250 young people from Durham West enjoyed the evening. Cathy Anderson and Beth Wilson are leaders for the Bethesda-Reach group. The leaders for the Epson. group were Cathy Acerra. Barbara and Ross Evans at- tended the Huron County Holstein Show at Clinton on Friday, then visited the John Weirsma family at Blythe. Jennifer Gurain (Pospolita) of Mississauga was a weekend guest of Donna Kerry. Lucille Wagner and Ross visited her sister Ruth Ashton on Friday evening. Congratulations to John and Lorie Bradbury who have moved to their new home. MODEL KIT CONTEST featuring F125 n wOOL; ArT bys 4p Rod WE LES Beco Ls nasa ges oad ie VE XE YT RAR RY VER iv 3 ls sréek of Sutton CR ELLE COMED ON SETHE Juomess by Baa " : we Wi Hs Standard oder a Spesigantertioung gebdt ¥ N Be sure to note the change of date and be present at the Bethesda Reach W.I. Planning Programme meeting to be held at the home of Edna Meyers June 16 at 8 p.m. 'Next Sunday will be Sunday School Recognition Day and will be at Utica Church. Please bring all the children. U.C.W. Presbyterian at Locust Hill on Monday, June 13 at 6:30 p.m. donations for Tuccer House and Camp Big Canoe will be col- lected that evening. If you need a ride, call Elizabeth Taylor. U.C.W. meeting will be June 14, at 1:00 p.m. at the home of Clara Jépes for dessert and coffee. ere will be speakers from Durham Authority. Don and Vi Ramer of Hickson were recent visitors with Norm Region Housing on ERTL 'GREAT BRITAIN FESTIVAL DAYS Model Kit Contest Judging - TO TAKE PLACE by ROB EDWARDS - Saturday, July 16 AT 11:00 AM QUEEN STREET STAGE PRIZE FOR 1st, 2nd, 3rd IN EACH AGE GROUP 1 2. 3. 4. .) Ages 5 Years and Under - snap models only ) Ages 6 Years to 9 Year ) Ages 10 Years to 12 Years ) Ages 13 Years to 15 Years 5.) Ages 16 Years to 18 Years Bring your models to the Queen Street Stage to be displayed between 10 AM and 11 AM on Saturday, July 16th. Only one model entry allowed per contestant. Contestants must be present during judging and models must be picked up at the conclusion of the judging. Entry forms are available at: Stedmans, Port Perry Star, and Emmerson Insurance or use the following attached entry form. Please attach entry form to your model. GREAT BRITAIN FESTIVAL DAYS MODEL KIT CONTEST ENTRY FORM (Please attach this form to your model.) "NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: and Betty Tapscott. June 19 at Epsom Church there will be a Congregational Picnic (pot luck lunch) after the service with games and contests for the children. : Congratulations to Collette Ber- trand who will receive her prestigious 'Girl Guide of Canada Cord" June 26. I have saved the best till the last but we had a wonderful church service on Sunday. After a brief regular service the Epsom Junior Choir performed a most stirring musical 'In the Beginning." Each child had a solo part as well as singing in the chorus. With much concentration and a lot of work the front of the church had been transformed into a representation of the Garden of Eden. Under the direction of their talented leader, director and pianist Donna VanVeghel the following sang and danced their way into our hearts, Ginny VanVeghel, Collette Bertrand, Karen Skelding, Nicole Acarra, Sally and Amy Irving, Joel VanVeghel and David Lee. They were so professional, so full of life - and vitality, that at the end they received a standing ovation, as did Donna. Now Donna needs a couple of months vacation from organist and senior choir leader- ship. I'm sure someone will be found to take over for a little while. Tripto Quebec On April 20, 23 pupils from the Grade 7 French Immersion class at R.H. Cornish Public School in Port Perry participated in a 4-day trip to Quebec City, organized by Interface, whose theme was "a meeting of cultures'. Mr. Habib Meimari, the class French teacher, and Mrs. Sharon Croxall, a parent chaperone, accompanied the students. Accommodations was at the Manoir Montmorency, beside beautiful Montmorency Falls, where the Interface Monitors kept the students occupied during their ~ stay: Events included a participa- tion play that summarized the history of Quebec, activities with students from a francophone school, a guided tour of Old Quebec City, a bus tour to Ste. Anne de Beaupre, an evening walk on the Plains of Abraham, and a dance the last evening on the Isle d'Orleans, and shopping in Old Quebec City, of course! glsls PORT PERRY CLINIC Dr. Eva Mueller Chiropractor & Naturopath - now located at - 230 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY * NOTE NEW NUMBER * 985-4422 Mon. Wed. Fri. A CER I 40 0 ait A