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16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 22, 1991 Epsom P.S. students participate in meet All parents who are inter- ested in helping with the Par- ent Volunteer Programme at Epsom P.S. are invited to at- tend a meeting on October 23rd at 1:30 p.m. in the Green- bank P.S. Library. The next SAC meeting will be November 20th at 1:30 p.m. in the Greenbank P.S. Li- brary. Babysitting is provided. On October 8th, the pupils enjoyed an Erewhon Theatre presentation called "Green Earth". The actors used a theatrical comedy of errors to make learning about our envi- ronment a fun experience. Waste Reduction Week was recognized in each of the class- rooms last week. Special activ- ities included litterless lunch days, poster-making, garbage analysis, videos, making paper and school year clean-up. Congratulations to Paige Florence in Grade 4 for win- ning third runner-up in the Port Perry Star Poster Con- test. Representatives from the Ministry of Health have visit- ed the school recently and completed a dental examina- tion of all children. A report was sent home on every child. Cross country - The Epsom Cross-Country. Team travelled to Beaverton on Friday, Sep- tember 13 to participate in a Cross-Country Mile Run. They came home with an impressive 7 medals, 16 first place rib- bons and 4 second place rib- bons. Congratulations to the following team member: Katie Collins, Andrea Walley, Mi- chelle Belair, Katerine Per- rott, Brad Hawker, Daniel Lee, Aaron Combdon, Lindsay Gower, Leah Cleeton, Saman- tha Diotte, Tanya Schaal, An- drea Sutherland, Jill Stroud, Sarah Beirness, Jay Blaine, Jordan McKay, Jonathan Lo- back, Shauna Simmonds, Lindsey Doble, Graig Evans, Jeff Vanuden, Brett Combdon, and John Barton. These athletes also partici- pated in a Fun Run at S.A. Cawker on September 27th. Thank you to Mrs. Beirness for her efforts and to the par- ent drivers. The Grade 1 and 2 classes celebrated Thanksgiving with a feast on Friday, October 11th. The menu included ap- ple cider and tea biscuits and stew which the children helped prepare. Everyone came dressed as an Indian or a Pilgrim for this re- enactment of the First Thanksgiving. . Congratulations to the eight year old boys and the girls team who will represent Ep- som at the next Durham Cross-Country meet at Trilli- um Valley on October 22, 1991. Congratulations to the Ep- som/Greenbank Garden Clubs who were co-winners in the "Hey, You're Looking Good" contest this year. The children worked hard to establish and maintain the new gardens. ...Beautiful Ways to Save Christmas Sale Save 40% November 1-30 Biggest selection ever of Noritake Formal China and Casual Dinnerware For yourself and for gift giving, choose now from a tremendous selection seldom offered. You can SAVE on famous Noritake Formal China and Casual Dinnerware. More beautiful Savings on Noritake Full-Lead Crystal Stemware and Casual Glass. The Linen Corner 217 Queen Street, | =! Port Perry 985-3874 ETE RE Py | The Operation Scugog Thanksgiving food drive was the most successful the bank has # : ever had. Prior to the drive the bank's cupboards were very low but the drive has stocked the cupboards with enough food to carry it over until the next drive at Christmas. Latest food drive best ever Operation Scugog volunteers want to extend a big thank you to Scugog residents who made the Thanksgiving Food Drive the most successful drive the food bank has ever had. Non-perishable food items of all kinds poured into the Port Perry Fire Department during the bank's "Let's Give Thanks By Sharing" food drive held over the holiday weekend. The bank also received large numbers of potatoes, apples, squash, cabbage and turnips. The Port Perry IGA also made several trips to the bank in the two days with countless boxes that were filled at the grocery store. The food bank shelves are full to overflowing thanks to the residents of Scugog Town- ship. The freezer at the bank is also full for the first time in a long time thanks to donations of frozen baked goods from the Joa and Nestleton Country tore. Operation Scugog volunteers Doris and Roy Grierson esti- mated the drive brought in at least 250 boxes of food to the bank. The last drive at Easter was not very successful leaving the bank's shelves empty as Thanksgiving arrived. The amount of food the Thanksgiving drive brought in will certainly hold the bank over until Operation Scugog's next drive at Christmas, Mrs. Grierson told the Star. Games evening at Social Club A reminder to set your clocks back this weekend as Daylight Saving time comes to an end. Church and Sunday School will be held in Utica United Church this week starting at 11 a.m. Looking ahead to November 3rd, the Anniversary service for Epsom-Utica will be held in Epsom Church at the regu- lar time with Rev. Nancy Wa- terman the guest speaker. This Friday from 5 to 7 p.m., the children of the Sun- day School and their friends Time Limited Built-in Vacuum Offer The Works!| only $ (3-inlet system) |] Installed in any home, old or new! Includes deluxe electric powerhead and hose!! Act fast and save! ~=SMART RETF] models available Central Carpet & Upholstery Care 986.0828 | by Vera Brown will be invited to enjoy a Pizza Party to be held in Epsom Church. Everyone is asked to bring their favorite topping to garnish the pizzas. Games will be played, sounds like a lot of fun. In the evening, starting at 8 p.m., the Social Club will hold an evening of games, prizes and pumpkin pie, cream and refreshments. If more information is needed contact Earl Taylor or Maurice or Norm Tapscott. For those who would rather play euchre, Friday starting at 8 p.m. is the regular euchre in Utica Hall. 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