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7 i} 5s SX ha iE 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, October 12, 1988 Gi ch Dressed In costume similar to what was worn when Supper was held many years ago, last week to a lunch of stew, dents at the school had a big hand In probably made things taste just a little better. Marilyn Watson pours a drink for Epsom student bois or Dayna Ballagh at Thanksgiving lunch on October 7. sikkens Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 sikken® - sikkens bpd So the natural beauty of your exterior woodwork -- doesn't fade in the sunlight -- isn't damaged by moisture -- isn't hidden CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S. OSHAWA 434-3939 the first Thanksgiving these students from Epsom School sat down baked biscuits, apples and drinks. And all the stu- preparing their Thanksgiving lunch, which BUY NOW and SAVE FOR CHRISTMAS? *Prints *Coalport Figurines *Dinnerware & Crystal 25% Off Stoneware, 20 pc. sets 40% Off ASK ABOUT OUR COLLECTOR CLUB Distinctive Gifts for All Occasions * COALPORT FIGURINES * COLLECTOR PLATES * CUSTOM FRAMING We are your local Bradford Exchange Dealer [4 23 kay's place &% 118 Water St. S. T PORT PERRY -- LOB INO 985-0030 14 Gibbons St. OSHAWA -- L1J 4X7 433-0928 OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 17th, 1988. Thanksgiving at Epsom School Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery It is over a month since I last wrote about our Epsom School children, Last week grades 3 and 4 enjoyed a field trip to Palace St. in Epsom where they did an in- sect study under the direction of Kawartha Conservation Authorities. The teachers were thrilled with the turnout on Curriculum Night. Almost 100 percent of the families were present. We appreciate your support. The children of Epsom were in- vited to attend Greenbank Public School Book Fair where they pur- chased their favourite book. The profits from the book sales was turned back into new books for Epsom Public School Library. Thanks to Mary Evans for sup- plying us with materials and to Faye Simmonds for making our beautiful "Thanksgiving Harvest" display in the front foyer. (It is well worth dropping in to see!) On Oct. 6th the staff and students dressed as Indians and Pilgrims and re-enacted the First Thanksgiving. The children prepared the vegetables for the soup, made the biscuits and polished apples the day before. Language activities focused around the Thanksgiving theme. The highlight was when Pilgrims and Indians alike gave thanks and enjoyed one another's company. "Thank You" to Big Brother Doug Wilson who shared some timely thoughts with us. On Oct. 11 a representative from the Lung Association will visit Epsom School to show age appropriate films on How To Keep Healthy Lungs For Life. On Oct. 12, Calvin Davis will speak to Grade 3 and 4 classes. He has some fabulous specimens and a fund of information. On Oct. 19th the children of Ep- som will be bussed to Greenbank Public School for a presentation by Rocky the Robot on Street Safety. The programme is spon- sored by Durham Regional Police. A representative from CN Safe- ty Police will be at Epsom Public School on Oct. 20th at 9 a.m. to do a railway safety talk and slide show. Oct. 31st of course things will be a buzzing with staff and students enjoying Hallowe'en activities. Thank you to Wendy Andrews and Joanne Hansen for co- ordinating our hotdog days. They will be contacting those who volunteered to help. Parents and other friends in the community are welcome to visit us for any activities held in Ep- som Public School. Ian and Marlene Archibald, Joanne and Andrew were Sun. supper guests with Marlene's parents, Earl and Marie Wilson. Walter and Elva Kerry held Thanksgiving supper at their home for family and neighbours making a very full house. Anyone wishing to order from U.C.W. Regal Catalogue, please phone Elva Kerry. Sunday Thanksgiving Dinner guests at the Paul Baster home were Paul's father from Smithsville, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones, Glen Major and Abeba and Sembhar of Oshawa and Abeba's newly arrived friend Aselefech, who has just arrived from Ethiopia. Paul and Shirley's daughters Julia and Cathy were home for the weekend. Irene Armstrong visited with Ruth Ashton on Thurs. afternoon. Earl and Elizabeth Taylor hosted Thanksgiving dinner on Mon. with Ray of Kilworthy, Miss Ruth Taylor of Cannington also Margaret and Shawn Sevier of Newmarket. E Don and Stella Asling enjoyed having their family with them for Thanksgiving dinner on Sun., Pat Asling and Ivan Clark, Keith and Faye Ashton and their three sons Robert, James and Richard. Of course, Richard brought his wife Heather and their daughter Vic- toria. Jean Jeffery and Ruth Ashton were also guests. Happy Birthday to Mrs. Mound who celebrates her birthday to- day (Mon.) with daughter Jill, her husband Gord Postma and fami- ly. They all enjoyed family (Turn to page 20) 139 WATER ST.. 6 HIGH STREET PORT PERRY -- with this coupon -- v £50.00 on any one windshield insurance claim WE ACCEPT ANY COMPETITOR'S COUPONS. 985-850 - MOBILE SERVICE - GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP