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" Epsom News Wear A Bit O' Green If you would have good luck all year and jolly friends ® and right good cheer, And if you'd banish care and fear Then . . wear a bit o' green! If you'd began when things g0 wrong; If in your heart you'd keep ¥ a song i To make you happy all day long, Then. . . wear a bit 0' green If you would always carry on To sunset gold from rosy dawn; §Till life 'is spent and work is done Then . .. wear a bit o' green. by Nora Kelly Our school news this week is quite interesting. «0 Last spring our commun- ity club gave a donation to the school. Our budget mind- ed teachers used part of it on field day but left a little in "the sack for a future occasion. 'a Yesterday they had a speech competition between grades four and six with prizes donated by the Com- munity Club. 1st prize, $3.00 to Heather "Darnby. 3 2nd prize, $2.00 to Shelley Parsons. 3rd prize, $1.00 to Shelia Warne. The school is in a state of '| Annual happy anticipation because one of their best loved teach- ers, Miss Verna Geisberger is getting "married this Fri- day evening in Uxbridge at seven-thirty. When school re- opens after winter vacation she will be Mrs. David Smith. She and Mr. Smith will be living in Don Mills. Her hus- band is vice-principal of Sil- ver Thorne Public School in the Borough of York. Our best wishes to the happy bride and sincere con- gratulations to the handsome groom. Last Tuesday there was also a great deal of excit- ment as our school was part- icipating in the 'Thirteenth Central Ontario County Music Festival in Brock Township Auditorium sponsored by the Sunderland Lions Club. EN Few of us realize the mag- nitude of this undertaking. The contest continues for three days. Then the first prize winners have a "festi- val of the Stars" program. Some classes in the solo department had a total of 37 contestants. I noticed a two-part chorus had schools entered from Woodville, Bolsover, Kirk- field, Valentia, Little Britain R. H. Cornish, Port Perry, Uxbridge Public School -and St. Joseph's Uxbridge. There were morning, aft- ll : AREAS PHONE: MARTY'S ANNOUNCES Home Delivery OF : FISH and CHIPS Fridays From 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS $2.00 OR OVER UNDER $2.00 - 25¢ DELIVERY CHARGE PORT PERRY and PRINCE ALBERT 985-2340 ONLY a a "LADY MOTORISTS! : Why 'Pay More? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS A new DX Station TO SERVE YOU AT COLUMBUS Phone 655-3892 AND MEN MOTORISTS TO! FREE Box of Kleenex or Coffee Mug with each $3.00 Purchase. 0 { ; ernoon and evening sessions. Everyone was grateful to the United Church. Women who made lunches available. The Festival was officially opened by Reeve Jack Dan- cey of Brock. - Reginald Green was _Ad- judicator. Now we are interested naturally in our own Reach No. 3 Central School. Girls Choir S.S.A,, "May Song" came in 3rd with 82 points. Boys Choir S.S.A.,, "For All Thy Care", first prize with 81 points. Church Shield, S.S.A, "Hosanna, Loud Hosanna", We came in fourth with 80 points. Township Public School Choir S.A.T.B., "The Lord's Prayer", Epsom Reach came in second with 81 points. Uxbridge St. Josephs came first with 82 points. Junior Choir, Grade III, "Shepherds Watched" Epsom second, H. W. Knight first. S.A. Choir, GradeV, "Shep- herds Watched", Epsom 3rd. S.A. Choir, Grade V, "Shep- Vrenele", Epsom placed 3rd. S.S.A. Choir, Grades V, VI VII, VII, "I will lift mine Eyes", Epsom placed third. S.:A.B. Choir, "Belmont" Epsom 1st, Greenbank 2nd. S.AT.B. Choir, "Green Tree Canoe", Epsom first, Greenbank second. All Epsom-choirs obtained eighty or more points except one which got 79 points. We are particularly proud of the two firsts. These two choirs will take part in the MITCHELLS -- 48 oz. Tin JOHNSONS KLEAR Foil Wr \ "Festival of Stars" on Wed: nesday evening. Epsom Community Euchre The prizes were won by; Ladies 1st, Vivian Carl, 2rd Jean Houghland, Doris Hill, low, Dora Watson. Gents 1st Harry Hill, 2nd Arthur Tay- Jor, 3rd Lloyd Evans, low, Alvin Aldred, door prize by Carson Watson. There will be a Good Fri- day service at Epsom, 11.30 On Sunday there will be a Communion service at Epsom at 11.30. Get your stamps hunted nn to bring to the April U.C.W. meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tay- lor spent Saturday evenin« with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Payne. ) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geer were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill of Clare- mont. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry vis- ited Mrs. Talbert Evans of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry recently. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Card and family had dinner with| her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geer on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ball and David of Ashworth visit- ed with Walter Kerrys rec- ently. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Campbell and Mr. Heber Downs visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry recently. .We 'are pleased to learn that Mrs. F. Munro is home fromthe - hospital. We wish for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Evans | visited her sister, Mrs. Doris Hockley who is ill in Scar- borough General Hospital. MIRACLE WHIP -- 16 oz. Jars SALAD DRESSING 4a PREMIUM PLAIN or SALTED Christies Sodas «- 41¢ Apple Juice 2:69 Paste Wax - 19 QUICK or INSTANT =~ Large Pkg. Quaker Oats 59 ALCAN = 12" x 25' Roll \ FOOD MARKETS [PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs, March 19, 1970 - § She is favour- ably. Ricky Wilson and the three sons of Ross Evans are very busy with hockey finals at present. Neil Evans won the prize for high scorer for the Pee Wee division. Mrs. M. Bailey entertained several of the ladies last Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lyons and Darlene were sup- per guests with his mother in Toronto one evening rec- ently: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro progressing - SHOULDER SHANKLESS PICNICS - FRESH LEAN - All Ford Truck Owners With Twin | Beam Front Suspension CY WILSON FORD Can Align Your FORD FRONT END Also Any Make Of Car CALL JOE QUENVILLE, SERVICE MANAGER AT GY WILSON FORD FRONT END SPECIALISTS Where 7A and 12 Highways meet Manchester. 985-7341 have been having lots of call- ers. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice of Port Perry were there Monday evening. The Dunlops who were at their cottage for a few days call- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munro of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Len Sommerville of Seagrave and the David Simmonds family of Willowdale were at their cottage for the week end and called. On Sunday the Prentice family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. Mur- Continued on page 12 33 PORK BUTTS =. 63¢ MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls = 73 LEGS or BREASTS -- B-CUTS Fresh Chicken 3:1.25 LEAN PEAMEALED Back Bacon Centre Cut or Sliced End Cut Pieces 1b. » 89. WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW MRS. GORD SHUNK , Free Delivery -- Phone 985-2492. Free Draw With Every $5.00 Order or Over. STORE HOURS 8:30 - 6:00 p.m. Mon. Tues. and Sat. 8:30 - 9:00 p.m. Wed. Thurs. and Fri. - v, PE