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a "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" _PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 11, 1992 - 15 Myrtha Riederer who is spending the summer with Dale and Janet VanCamp and family enjoyed a motor holiday to the Maritime Provinces and North Eastern States with Aileen VanCamp. In addition Aileen and Myrtha have made several day and weekend trips to vari- ous points of interest in Onta- rio. There were 10 tables at the Tuesday evening euchre party with the following winners: Ma- rie Moses, Marie Geer, Marga- ret Finney, Doreen Ferguson, Epsom and area news By Jean Jeffery Mr. Gordon Laughlin and children and Miss Beth Laugh- lin were recent guests with Ma- rie and Earl Wilson. On Saturday, Milton and Elaine Rainey of Whitby wel- comed a host of friends to their home in Whitby on the occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniver- sary. Keith, Faye and Ruth Ashton, and Donald and Stella Asling attended, and many hap- py returns from the rest of your Epsom friends. Jerold and Joan Asling had a busy week end. They attended a wedding in Peterborough on Saturday, then on their way home visited her father Mr. Charles Clarke and Mrs. Clarke in Port Perry. Then called on his parents Donald and Stella Asling for a wee visit. At Ux- bridge they had a short visit with Joan's mother Ollie Bar- ton. Rev. Nancy and Glenn Water- man and Elizabeth of Milton were on their way to Lindsay to visit Glenn's parents and decid- ed to stop at Epsom Church. They found the lights on so went in and found about 10 members of the music commit- tee planning their work for the coming season so all enjoyed a visit. Allan, Joyce and Bradley Ashton of Oakwood, Ken and Beth Ashton of Oshawa visited with mother Ruth Ashton on Sunday. Congratulations to the Ux- bndge Dairy Club who placed first in the "Go For the Gold" competition last Thursday. This contest was similarto a TV game show. Each group had to answer three sets of questions. Our team members were: Rob Ashton, Mark Irwin, Anna Evans and Mike Wilson There was a lovely church service at Epsom Church when Epsom - Utica and Goodwood held a joint service. Thanks to the donor of the beautiful flow: ers. The service was conducted by Donald Ashling. Shirley Baster delivered the messace The male quartet sang. The choir members Paul Kerry, Paul Baster, Donald Asling and Bill McKay were much appre- cated. After the service all enjoyed a visit, a cup of coffee and muf- fins. oo Remember all children in Ep- som-Utica area are invited to come to Vacation Bible School to learn about puppets and pets next Monday, Aug. 17 at 9:30 a.m. Come and bring a friend. I joined the Uxbridge Com- munity Care group for a picnic 4-H members Ross McRoberts, Grant Bright and Pat Porrill, low. Lucky draws were won by Ruby Cochrane, Pat Porrill, Myrtle Gimblett, Charles Sta- pleton, Harold Swain and Ruby Smith. The public is invited to a com- munity shower in honor of Anne Marie Scott bride-to-be of Alan Petrie which will be held this Sunday afternoon, Aug. 16 at 2 p.m. at the Blackstock Umted Church C.E. Room. This will be a miscellaneous shower. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. at Windreach farm. I love to go each year to see what has been added. This year I even went on the hayride. Sandy Mitchell's dream of helping the disabled and elder- ly materalized each day at his farm near Dagmar. I was amazed this year at all the building that had been done during the past year. The owner was born with ce- rebral palsy, walks and talks with difficulty. Their motto "Come rest the mind and nourish the spirit." Please let me know if sum- mer arnves. Aren't the gardens a mess, nothing is developing as it should. Lorenza McArthur and family on the passing of her sister Ida Dempsey. Miss Dempsey lived in Blackstock with Mrs. McAr- thur for many years after 40 years of teaching. She was in her 90th year. Several friends from here called at Nesbitt's Fu- neral Home on Sunday after- noon. Mrs. McArthur can be contacted at the Peterborough Manor where the sisters had lived for the past two years. Mrs. Elaine Young and chil- dren Holly and Kirstie of Ham- ilton are holidaying with her parents Audrey and Walter Wright. On Sunday afternoon a heli- copter landed at the farm of Lin- da and Doug Fallis of Cadmus North. It was a (?) birthday sur- prise for their mother Moira of Fleetwood Park who has always wanted to go up, up and away. The trip went over Cadmus and then Fleetwood Park and then over Lake Scugog to Linda's parent's home. The farm, the animals, the creeks and the bushes were all so beautiful to see. Daughters Betty Jean and grandsons Chris and Jay of Lindsay, Sue and Hugh of Pleasant Point, Rosie and Bob of Stouffville all enjoyed a short trip over the area. The celebra- tion ended with a super supper at the farm prepared by Linda and shared by Don Johnston's from Bowmanville and neigh- bors. Moira thoroughly enjoyed this birthday celebration in her honor. Happy birthday Moira. Dale and Janet VanCamp ~ hosted a 10 year reunion of the Junior Farmer delegates to the U.K. on the weekend. The group of four delegates had grown to 19 including spouses and chil- dren. On Saturday evening the adults enjoyed supper out with Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. Personal attention to all of your general (msunance needs. 2986-8471 34 Water St, Port Perry, Ontano 1.91, 1.2 our hest rate Subject lo chango without notice (Port Perry Baptist Church 2210 Hwy 7A & Island Road, Port Perry Pastor David S. Daniels -- 985-8681 Come To The BIG BIBLE BROADCAST VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL August 24th to 27th, 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. For ages 3 All welcome - Games - Crafts = Fun Ladies Class - Crafts - Bible Study Nursery Provided - Free ) 14 years FIRST NATION August 15,1992 12.00 noon - 22521 Island Road, Scugog Island, * Rock Country » Kicker * Slow Lixx Guest Host from "Q107" - ""Coach' * Men's & Women's Bikini Contest Proceeds to new Community Centre 30 on-site parking spaces available For booking or ticket info call: LIVE MUSIC 1:00am Port Perry Live Bands - » Country Line » Sound Advice * Crown & Anchor » Dunk Tank * Tradihonal Nahve Crafts * Food Vendors * Free Camping * Licenced by L1.BO 10.00 per person (416) 985-1940 Rr _-- Valerie VanCamp and Myrtha babysitting the 11 children. The group stayed at Port Perry Mo- tel Saturday night and re- turned to the VanCamp farm for more visiting, watching of slides, etc. on Sunday. The dele- gates were Gertie Tenbult of Oxford Mills. Mary Wylie Grimsby, and Mary Lou Hamil- ton of Ayton along with Dale VanCamp. What a wonderful time they all enjoyed. The 4-H Club, On a Wild Side concluded their projects with a sleep-out and much fun at the backyard of Heather Goulding on Friday evening and a rainy Saturday morning. One of the members Brooke McLaughlin wrote the following poem about this event. Our 4-H Club went walking along a bumpy road, we were go- ing to Heather Gouldings or at least that's what we were told. Our knapsacks were a sag- ging, our knees were bent with pain, to be doing this you'd think we must be insane. Through the swamp we wad- ed, through the trees we went wade through swamps tripping, over logs stepping, on frogs stepping, how far is this beyond this gooey bog? Finally we are here, time to pitch the tent, hurry now get the fire going, perhaps it will get rid of this marshy scent. We ate all our hot dogs, we re- ceived our awards and snacked on the g'mores, this is enough for me, I can'teat any more. "Everyone in your tents," it's time to go to sleep, keep your socks on, everybody can smell your stinky feet. Wake up everybody. It's 6 a.m. Hurry to the toilet (hole) before it's filled to the top. Everybody pack up your geer, it's time tc head on home. Some- body call a bus, that would be a lot less fuss! Well done, Brooke. The annual VanCamp Picnic was held on Sunday at the Rec- reation Centre due to the in- clement weather which pre- vented going to Caesarea Park. Much delicious food, games for children and adults alike were all enjoyed along with the usual visiting together. WILBUR -- LOWN Lisa Ann Lown and Christopher Lee Wilbur were united in marriage on Saturday, June 20, 1992 at Port Perry United Church. The Bride is the daughter of Charles and Ann Lown of Port Perry. The Groom is the son of Hillis and Carol Wilbur of Utica. The Bride was attended by Janice Page of Port Perry as Matron of Honour. Bridesmaids were Carolyn Wilbur, Kelly Lown and Sylvia Lown. Dianna Lown was Junior Bridesmaid and Ashley Page was Flower Girl. The Groom's Best Man was Todd Wilbur of Port Perry. Ushers were Scott Wilbur, Tony Oxley and Dereck Schmitt. The couple now reside in Port Perry. CONTINUOUS LEARNING CALENDARS AVAILABLE AUGUST 17, 1992 Register by phone: 1-416-436-1100 or 1-800-668-5843 (have Mastercard or VISA ready) or by fax. 1-416-436-9774, Or IN person at 2000 Simcoe St. N_, (Oshawa, or mail to; Registrar's Office, Durham College P.0). Box 385, Oshawa LLIH 71.7 For information. or to obtain a calendar call: 1-416-576-0210 ext. 507 oo ap DURHAM [ON SE PR |