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18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 2, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 24th Annual Canoe The "Nonquon Saturday, June 6 Registration at the LatchamCentre, Waterfront, Port Perry Friday, June 5 from 7pm to 9pm & Saturday, June 6 from 7am to 9am PARTICIPATION FOR ALL AGES For information 985-2323: 985-0061 or 985-7014 . 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Sunday School anniversary Gre nbank News With a full house, some from all the South Ontario branches, Sunderland, Bethesda and local friends, the Greenbank Wom- en's Institute celebrated their 30th anniversary with the Gold- en Slippers entertaining. Many readings including Celebrating our 125 birthday for Canada written by Arvella Phoenix, a former member, the progress of living, and a man's impression of the Women's Institute, and songs composed by two local girls. During the afternoon the charter members wore orchid corsages and a beautiful W.I. wooden plate was presented to Margaret Couperthwaite on completion of her four years in the chair. Thanks to all who helped make this such a wonderful day toremember. The Sunday School Anniver- sary will be held next Sunday, June 7. Lunch will be served af- ter the service, so please bring your sandwiches and cookies. The Fidelus Unit of the U.C.W. will be held Wednesday, June 3 at 1:30 p.m. in the church basement with a special speaker. Come and bring a friend. Sorry to report your regular correspondent is at the present time in Whitby Hospital having will be on Sunday, June 7 a well deserved rest. Don't be long Helen, we hope you will soon be home. We miss you. It's nice to see Norrine Cook home again. Hope to see you out and around soon. Art and Pearl Couves, Jean- nette Montgomery, Guelph, Lil- lian and Danny Reesor, Agin- court, attended the 94th birthday party for Mrs. Wm. Walker (formerly of Green- bank). It was held at her son Jim's home in Thornhill on Sat- urday. Many friends and rela- tives were there to help her cele- brate. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. News for next week - please phone 852-6693. Sunday School graduation will be held on June 14 Epsom News by Jean Jeffery FETE (ra Qur sympathy to Darlene and Gordon Royal in the passing of their son Drew from cancer which he has been bravely fighting for 11 years. Our sym- pathy too for his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross of Co- chrane. The Royal's and Ross families lived in Epsom for some time. Now about who is moving and who is building. Elden Evans and Anita moved out of the Powell house to their new home on Concession Eight on Satur- day. On Sunday Nelson Scott, son of Betty Scott (Powell) of To- ronto moved into the Powell home. The Bruce Houghlands are building a lovely new home on Concession Six. Neil and Lisa Risebrough and family have also moved, to the Uxbridge area. John and Rox- anne Murison moved into the house on Palace St. So we say Epsom is alive and on the move. On Sunday, May 31, Ross and Barb Evans and Jean Pogue at- tended a birthday party for Mary Ingleton of Markham. Several Reach W.I. ladies and husbands attended the Ontario North District Women's Insti- tute Church Service held in the Old Stone Church at Beaverton. Mrs. Marjorie Vinden told of her African experiences. The of- fering was used to support our "Associated Country Women of the World", to alleviate world poverty. A tree was planted in the church yard by the W.I. We are pleased to see the Cracknell's have opened their cottage once more. About 40 friends and rela- tives of Mrs. Chondra Maharaj gathered at her home on Sun- day for a social time. Congratulations to Sandra Kerry, daughter of Arnold and Gail Kerry who graduated last week from Sir Wilfred Laurier University in Kitchener- Waterloo with an honors Busi- ness Diploma. A large group of friends and relatives enjoyed an afternoon tea at Utica Hall on Saturday to help Cora (Christie) Gunyou celebrate her 80th Birthday. Best wishes from all of us. On June 6, Frank Van Veghel and Oshawa friends will tell us of their trip to Guyana and show slides at Epsom Church. Come and enjoy dessert and cof- fee, 8:30. June 5, the Sunday School is hosting a "Plant Party" at Ep- som Church 5:30-7:30. Please bring a flowering plant you can spare. Bring a friend and stay for hot dogs. Then have a craft to take home. This invitation is open to all children. June 14 is Sunday School Graduation Service so the chil- dren will lead the church ser- vice after which we will enjoy the Congregational Picnic. Pro- vide pot luck first course and dessert. This is for all ages, so everyone is welcome. Stay for an afternoon of games. Shirley and Paul Baster were supper guests with Wilma and John Bakelaar on Sunday eve- ning. Norine and Allan Card visit-- ed Mr. and Mrs. R. Osler of Fen- lon Falls for the week-end. Earl and Marie Wilson at- tended the Thaxter-Stang wed- ding on Saturday at the Old Stone Church in Beaverton. Jill Asling and Danny Monk of Durham were overnight guests with her grandparents, Don and Stella Asling on Tues- day. Dr. John Davies called on Don and Stella Asling on Wednesday. Epsom Church Choir sang at Pine Grove spring service on Sunday. Jane Johnson was hostess on Sunday for a baby shower for Jacquelyn and Johnathan (twins) who arrived recently at the home of Stan and Amy Smalley of Sandford. Beth Catherwood was with her mother Ruth Ashton for the . week-end. June 14, Food Bank at Ep- som. June 9, U.C.W. at home of Ei- leen Slute for a pot luck lunch at 12:30. Our guests will be Pine Grove and Glen Major la- dies. Our roll call will be "Cana- a". Canada Day celebration, June 27. Parade at 1 p.m. through Epsom Downs subdivi- sion. Following this , Sports Day at Epsom School. At 6:30 Strawberry Social at Utica Hall. Programme to follow at 8 p.m. James McKay, son of Dr. Wm. McKay of Halifax, is at- tending University in Toronto, and has been visiting his grandparents Bill and Melba McKay for a few days. On Saturday evening a lovely shower was given for Brenda Monroe and Allan Bailey; when many friends gathered at Ep- som Church. Gail Kerry com- posed a wonderful poem which she read to the couple. Then Jean and Bruce Houghland pre- sented the many gifts to the happy couple, who were espe- cially surprised by the gift of a barbeque and two lawn chairs, presented to them as a gift from many friends. All enjoyed a lunch and a lovely social evening. SCHOOLHOUSE PLAYCARE CENTRES OF DURHAM OPERATES A CHILD CARE IN S.A. Cawker Public School 16200 Old Simcoe Rd., Port Perry Full Or Part Time Programs Nursery School ® Good Food Qualified Fun Teachers 985-8936