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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR - Wed., December 30, 1970 a tranquil mind. And thus released from hunger, fear and need, Regardless colour, race, or creed, Leok upwards, smiling to the skies, His faith in man reflecting in his eyes. UNLCEF. and the rights of a Chi Epsom Community Euchre Chub hold a successful Christ- bers by Mrs. K. Smart and mas Party at the Epsom/Mr. Rob Smart. Sehool Dee. 23. Their next party will be Jan. 8th. The prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies ist Mrs. Christie Hardy; 2nd Elva Taylor; 3rd Vivian Carl; low Miss Vera Prentice. Door Prize Mildred Dearborne. Gents-- ist Arthur Taylor; 2nd Oliver Lane; 3rd Reg. Armstrong; low Ray Medd. Door - Joe Forsythe. There were extra surprise prizes won by Mabel Joswav- ich, Vera Prentice, Glenn Hill, Ruth Houghland, John Hodgson, Kate Crozier. CHRISTMAS IN SONG (Epsom School) The last day of school be- fore holidays was quite mem- erable for its Carol Service. Many who could not come to the school were able to hear the lovely music as -- was taped and played on three oceasions on Ajax radio stat- ion. A little previous pract- ice was held at the Commun- ity Nursing Home in Port Perry when fifty pupils ua-| der direction of Mrs. Sandis- on (music director) enter- tained the staff and patients. We were pleased to see the use of tone bells by Roger Parsons Evans. Mrs. Sandison directed three numbers by Grades I Mrs. Sandison directed the French version of "Whence O Shepherd Maiden" taught by the French teacher, Mrs. Umphrey who was unable to be present as she was teach- ing in Prince Albert that day Mrs. Sandison directed two other numbers by this group. Martha McCallum played piano while the junior child- ren took their places on the platform and as they left. Beverley Simmons played for the senior pupils to enter and leave the room. Bev. is a beautiful and skilled pian- ist for her age and her help is so much appreciated by her teachers. Two of the girls presented a gift to Mrs. Sandison and Mrs. Armstrong. LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns. Robin and Ricky had lunch {om Tuesday with Eric's grand mother, Mrs. Jean Benns of Claremont and on Saturday Eric, Dianne and children visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Benns of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Card had their family all home for Christmas breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Card and family then joined his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Card of Uxbridge for Christmas Ff a gETe ES FF letf Fardeaigit Twili 4 - E 7 ie i f Vel b he fe se i igh, Asling and were joined by the rest of the Asling family for Christmas day. Pre-Christmas visitors with Grandma Cawker were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cawker, Mr and Mrs. Dan Cawker, Bar bara and Patricia of Peter- borough and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bourgeois and family of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilson of Sarnia, Mr. Floyd Wilson of Hamilton, Misses Joyce & Carol Wilson of Toronto were with their parents for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson held family Christmas for the Wilson families. Miss} PORT . yes F iy i ad Fol sf ri cai " 1871 - 1971 CENTENNIAL YEAR EVERYONE IS INVITED TO A "GALA BIRTHDAY' PARTY TO BE HELD AT me LEGION HALL o NEW YEAR'S DAY 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. $1.50 ComeccccceFeccceccovecesceeGeccccecetoecescoetnecccocoscosossedesse PERRY IGA ame --_-- =. =. De hel a hee ee ~*~