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a A1S RS A ARS LA A BRA EA EAA ER RAE SN LI AT RIL FI ATOR Th ELL ON ASE IY Nh A RE AN 3 CE Eo SACRO EES A) WEA SAS z x RAGE HEAR ZEN RA COTA SOM S00 ORAL iS RCI TRF RLV HATA AT REIT WEN J 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 6, 1980 Epsom and area news items Utica were Saturday supper guests with their parents Mr. had a very busy and happy was two films and two guests Church in Toronto. John Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pribble by Jean Jeffery Yo er Sad FRATONITS r gt Dede ovs The staff and students of week celebrating their speakers. Taylor was singing with a of Toronto were guests on Epsom Public School are Golden Wedding There was afternoon tea. group. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Allen Card. Mr. planning a card party for the Anniversary. So many All food served contained -- Utica Epsom U.C.W. will Murray and Chris. Donald Card apd ehildfen of enjoyment of all in the school area who wish to attend. Date-Feb. 14, 1980. Place- Epsom Old School. Time- Dessert-7:30 p.m. Socialize friends called during the week, so many beautiful cards were received. There were some beautiful gifts received which Vera and herbs. It was delicious as well as different. Quite a few of the local farmers attended the Farm Machinery plow at the meet at Epsom Church at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12. Mrs. Cathy Potter of the Yellow Brick Road, attended the International Toy Show Mrs. Mildred Thompson, Mrs. Phyllis Clarke were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin on Wednes- day evening. Port Perry visited his parents one evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rodin and Anton and relax with dessert and Ralph will treasure. Colesium in Toronto last in Montreal last weekend. Sunday dinner guests with Tuesday evening. Mr. and coffee. Cards-8 p.m. sharp. A visit from the week. Miss Cathy Goslin and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans Mrs. Ashton visited Mr. and There will be prizes. photographer was a Miss Margaret Taylor was friend of Toronto were with were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Ed. Barnhardt- Several neighbours surprise. Then this weekend home for the weekend. Mr. her parents for the weekend. Roman of Leaskdale. recently. attended the Brown Aldred Candlelight wedding service in Uxbridge Anglican Church when Melody and Bernie were united in Holy Matrimony, then attended the reception and buffet dinner at the musijg hall. Our best wishes to the happy couple who are having a honeymoon in Emsdale. Melody's sister Shelly arrived home from Victoria B.C. for her sister's wedding and will be a guest with her parents for a week. Needless to say there were many relatives and neighbours visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Veitch D. THAPAR their family were all home. We hope there will be many more happy anniversaries. Growing plants indoors was the subject of the short course that 12 of our W.IL members enjoyed. Last week was summary day at Goodwood - Latcham Hall. There they joined 8 other W.I. groups. Our display was Remember When. We used a wicker carriage and a potty chair for the back- ground to display terrarium and dish gardens. Then there was an antique Hall tree to display plants in macrame holders which the group had made. The entertainment there p [ap [ao Qn, p (an [ap [ap |e [ede Tobe Telo Td and Mrs. Margaret Taylor and Margaret attended the Inter-Varsity Choral singing at St. Paul's Anglican Mr. and Mrs. Ron Watson and children of Toronto were weekend guests with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and family of Uxbridge were Sunday supper guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Monsma of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson. Port Perry High School news by Ellen Buller Examinations are finally over for another semester and in order to get rid of those after exams blues and those mid-winter blahs our students council has arrang- ed a fun-filled February. This being the heart and lace month, Valentine Carnation sales have started on February 4th and the flowers will be on sale for a full week. So send your heart throb a flower to show how much you care! school's nickname. Port Perry High School will stay but the name Redmen is due for a change. There are now 3 various Redmen in the area and the Students Council is holding a contest in which the winner will be awarded a prize. The winning nick- name and participant will be announced at a later date. Our Boy's Basketball team will be journeying to Sudbury on Feb. 7th to participate in a tournament. Good luck guys. 15-4, 15-10; Port won. Port vs. Donevan-3-15, 12-15; Donwvan won. Junior: Port vs Central-15-1, 8-15, 15-7, Port won. Port vs. Donevan- 15-1, 8-15, 15-12, Port won. Seniors: Port vs. Central- 10-15, 10-15, Central won. Port vs. Donevan-15-7, 15-3, Port won. Then on Thursday, Jan. 31st, Dunbarton hosted a girls volleyball tournament and all three of our teams competed. The Midgets lost to _Dun- Dunbarton 2 games to 1. The Seniors lost to Dun- barton 2 games too, and lost their second game to Roberts 1 game to 2. Congratulations girls and good luck in future games. Everybody! Don't despair; remember March break is only 26 school days away. \ Cross your fingers and maybe we'll get some snow before winter carnival day for snow sculptures. Watch next week for more 7 The | annual inter On Tuesday, Jan. 29 Port barton 2 games to 0 in the Port Perry High School news carnival day wi e Perry hosted a Girls Volley- first match but then came and a round up of our annual DENTURE TH ERAPIST nl Feb. 8th, full of various ball tournament and the back and won against winter pt. day. 66 Brock St. Ww, 163 Simcoe St. S., h activities with Row and results were as follows: : Roberts 2 games to 1. . ol assor raphernalia on Midget: Port vs. Centra The Juni lost Uxbridge 852-5291 Oshawa 579-8752 § sale. Contests such asa five ¢ Juniors fost to 214 Dundas St. E., i logged race (vith. 2. people) Whitby 668-7797 3 bubble gum blowing contests oy d etc, will be not only the J J 1) C C C highlights of the day but a lot of fun competition. If you don't want to enter in the contests at least come out, dressed graffiti style, and watch. Morning classes will be held as scheduled on Friday, Feb. 8th. The day will be concluded with a dance featuring Hellfield, a live group. This dance, by the way, is a Sadie Hawkins affair. That means that a girl asks and pays for admission to the dance for both herself and her date. RICHARD'S Beauty Studio ' BLOW the WINTER BLUES SPECIALS ¢ FEB. 1-28: Perms... 20% OFF Thete inden whoa, GAC FEB. 11 - 28: Bleaches & Streaks asked, or been asked by cues Reg. $30.00 SPECIAL $25.00 anyone, are welcome to 2% FEB. 18 - 28: Facials reg. $15..$12.00 ¢ » come and boogie to an a ed excellent dance group and - FEB. 25-28: Tints Reg. $10.50... $9.50 those of you who really like dancing are invited to enter ° - Port Perry High School's ° PHONE: 985 799 1 newest dance marathon FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT beginning Friday Feb. 29th at 4 p.m. and ending Satur- ® e ° day March 1st at 8 a.m. All 0 those wishing to enter the 16 hour marathon make ALL JHIRMACK SKIN & HAIR arrangements now!! The spots will be filled quickly. 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