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LJ 12 = PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 21, 1987 Happy 89th birthday to Howard Gourlie Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Our warmest congratulations and best wishes for a Happy 89th birth- day for our good friend Mr. Howard Gourlie who will be celebrating that occasion on Saturday, April 25. Sat. evening April 25, is also the time the Epsom-Utica Social Club will be bowling at Uxbridge lanes then will return to the church for a social hour and lunch. All welcome. There were wonderful reports from the Bethesda Reach W.L THE DURHAM spring luncheon held in Friendship Hall at Trinity United Church on Tuesday. About a 150 gatherea to partake of a most delicious lunch and to enjoy a delightful fashion show. Thanks to Homans for their "participation in arranging this show and thanks also to alt the models. It was a delightful afternoon. Just a date to keep in mind! May 13, at Sandford, the District W.I. will {ONS NO) ADO @ N00) Quality Education Today For Tomorrow the Prov be mg px LEARN WITH MI responsibility tor I he public 9 EDUCA TION WEEK Is a ume set aside by ince of Ontanio to highhght the great work rtormed by. the This years Fducatie cdi cation today. portance cducation clementary and secondary schools ot the Durham Board of Education are proud to mite vou to visit them during Fducation Week Sce what your tax dollars can da. Take the opportunity to share with our students and staft their many achievements in a vanety of areas. Discover the wade range of educational opportumties available to vouth and adults. Enjoy the many mall displays, performances and special activities that Durham Board of Education schools will bring to vour community throughout the week-long celebration Call vour neighbourhood school or consult the newspaper for intormation on open houses and other events. Or phone our central information wmben: STOLL), 6N6- outside arca code 416; Education Week April 26 to May 2, 1987. NO > edudation community ¥ Week thenie, "COME shared and the all ot us tlects the n Has 101 a "11 lor Zenith 64230 (for Anh tor extension 208 os hold their annual meeting. There was a fine crowd at our An- nual Good Friday Service at Epsom church. The message given by Rev. Nancy Waterman was most ap- propriate arid the choir under direc- tion of Donna Van Veghel sang beautifully. Doug and Beth Wilson and children and their grandma Mrs. 'Gladys Evans of Daheim Nursing Home were luncheon guests on Sun. with Barbara and Ross Evans. The U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Archie Watson last Tues. There was a good number of members present. Mrs. Irene Fielding took the Devotional service and Mrs. Harold Ross sang a beautiful solo *'I Know He Touched Me." Mrs. Paul Baster told us of the work and needs of Tucker House. Margaret and Shawn Sevier of London were visiting her parents Earl and Elizabeth Taylor and Earl's sister Ruth of Cannington was a Sun. supper guest. Dr. Jerrold and Joan Asling of Hanover were supper guests on Fri. evening. On Sun. Donald and Stella were pleased to have most of: their family for lunch and visit together. Also a most welcome guest was Joan Asling's mother Mrs. Olive Barton of Uxbridge. Grandson Richard Ashton called in the even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton and family Dawn and David of Aurora visited on Sat. with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Paul, Shirley and Cathy Baster visited with Julie Baster in Guelph on Sun. and had supper with her. Food Grains Bank of Ontario: Floyd and Grace Evans, Don and Stella Asling represented our area when they attended a dedication service at Hamilton Harbour for corn that was bagged for the Cana- dian Food Grains Bank in Ontario to be shipped to Ethiopia. They were given a tour of the ship Al Rahim from upper deck to engine room. At the end of the tour they were invited to have lunch in the Ship's dining room. A cargo of 20,000 tonnes of corn was being loaded at Hamilton, then - 7,500 metric tonnes of wheat and 168 tonnes of edible Canola oil will be added at Montreal to complete the cargo which should reach Ethiopia shortly after the middle of May. We hope you are keeping in mind the Auction Sale for the Daycare. Centre and collecting items for it. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper -Erasers - Note Books - Math Sets - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 DURHAM SHADE & VERTICAL Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry were pleased to have all their family home for Easter weekend. Callers were- Bill and Betty Stearman of In- gersoll; Walter's mother Mrs. Ed- na Kerry and Elva's parents Mr. and Mrs.-Wm. Stearman of Port Perry and: Elva's sister Wilda Myres of Oshawa and neighbours Larry and Shirley Olsen. Happy, Happy Birthday to Amy and Trish Postma, both celebrating - this week. Jason Van Veghel told me he had a good birthday on Sat. We hope all have many more. Mrs. Hansen and Earl were weekend guests with Wayne and Lynda Ford at Port Hoover. Mrs. Mount of Trenton has been visiting her daughter Jill Postma, Gord and family. We welcome Jerry and Lorraine Postumus and Baby Theo to our community. They have just moved into the trailer home and will be working for Gordon Postma. Ruth Ashton had all her family with her for supper on Sunday. Beth Catherwood was with her mother for the weekend. Last Monday, her granddaughter Lori Bradbury and her great granddaughter Alex visited with Mrs. Ashton. Sunday visitors with Gordon and Jean Jeffery were Yvonne and John Moore, Heather and Karley 'of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and Mrs. W.0O. Simpson visited Rev. Richard and Mrs. Luchuk of Wiar- ton for the weekend. ' Mr. A. Cuddie of Weston was a weekend guest with his sister Jen- nie and Archie Watson. On Sun. Mr. and Mrs: Ron Watson and family of Scarborough were supper guests celebrating Ron' Ss birthday. Your help is needed! Plans are be- ing made to create a booklet about the Community of Epsom. Included will be past memories and current information along with pictures. Proceeds from this project will be donated to the new Daycare Centre that will be opening.in Utica Church. Any information you could share will be greatly appreciated. Please contact Fay Simmonds 985-8389. Easter Church service at Epsom was well attended, all enjoyed an in- spiring message. Thank you Nancy Waterman. The Choir music was most enjoy able. Special thank you. Donna. OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 985-9985 VISA ACCEPTED. Get ready for SPring Ome See us at the