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PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 2000-19 HEALTHY LIFESTYLES MOTHER KNOWS BEST - BACK TO THE BASICS! continued. It is no longer unusual, even in the prestigious medical journals, to find endorsements, though light-hearted and tongue-in-cheek, of past beliefs. What our mothers told us was perhaps right all along: "Drink your milk. Eat your vegetables, both the red ones and the green ones. Oatmeal every morning is good for you. Eat fish. Don't drink or smoke or let yourself get fat..." Variety really is the spice of life. Eat a wide variety of foods from each of the four food groups, and remember there is more to Milk Product than milk and there is more to Vegetables and Fruit than apples! 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Families & Individuals Specializing In: ® Step Families ® Relationships ® Abuse Counselling ® Children & Teens ® Depression Elizabeth Honeyford was welcomed to the Burns' pulpit last Sunday morning We were pleased to welcome Elizabeth Honeyford to Bums pulpit once again on Sunday morning. Her sermon was based on the story of Jonah. The choir sang "I'm Gonna Live so God Can Use Me." During the service, Moyra Dobson paid a lovely tribute to the Women's Missionary Society and the Ladies' Bible Class, of which both groups have now disbanded. Women's Missionary Society in January, 1995 and the'Ladies' Bible Class in November, 1999. Lois Daw present- ed a brief history of the Women's Missionary Society. Following the service a lovely luncheon was served in the lower hall. Ashburn area news hy : y Florence Ashton A -- The Kirk Session will meet on Tuesday, Jan. 25 at 7:30 p.m. The annual meeting is scheduled for Feb. 6 following morning worship. We extend our sincere sympathy to Fred Ashton and family in the recent passing of his wife Peggy, who passed away last Friday. Her funeral service was conducted on Monday, Jan. 24 at Memorial Chapel, Brooklin with Rev. Sheina Smith officiating. Euchre results are as follows: five tables were played at the euchre party on Thursday night. ladies first - Mary Housego and second - Gert Taber. Mens first - Bill Hodgins and second - Orvis Jamieson. Lone hands - Vi Cole and Mac Albright. Door prize winners - Phyllis Cook and Ray Porter. Share the wealth - Joan Fleming and Jean Johnston. Next euchre is scheduled for Feb. 3 at the Community Centre. Epoma and Utica news hy Vera Brown Plogsant_ were son i Sue and children "Elva, Glen, Shari and Hayden Visitors with me overthe weekend os Kerry attended the church service . at Sandford on Sunday when Laura, daughter of Jeff and Donna Ireland, to was presented for baptism. <N rillium, Lakelands OISTRICYT SCHOO! BOARD REGISTER NOW FOR the 2000-2001 SCHOOL YEAR REGISTRATION WEEK: FEBRUARY 7 - 11, 2000 JUNIOR and SENIOR KINDERGARTEN OQ Programs operate on all-day/alternate day basis OQ Junior Kindergarten students MUST be 4 years of age by December 31/2000 OQ Senior Kindergarten students MUST be 5 years of age by December 31/2000 (Senior Kindergarten registrations are only for children not currently enrolled in the Junior Kindergarten program) Please contact the school in your attendance area for further registration details and if you are unable to register your child/ren during the day, contact the school principal to arrange for an evening appointment. To register your child in Kindergarten, please bring: * Proof of age for each child * Name of family doctor * Doctor's telephone number * Ontario Health Card number e Child's immunization record Road name and 911 address *e Lot and concession number * Assessment Roll number Information Nights: Leslie Frost E.S. Parent Information Night February 7, 2000 at 7:00 p.m. (Snow date: February 10th) OQ Registration forms will be available at each location and must be returned to the appropriate school by February 11/2000. Q Potential French Immersion students may register for JK at the French Immersion school in their area. After March 31st, registration of out-of-area JK students at French Immersion schools will only be permitted if space is available. TRILLIUM LAKELANDS DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Lindsay Lindsay cont. Haliburton Muskoka Muskoka/ 687-2162 Alexandra 324-3313 Lady MacKenzie 438-3371 Archie Stouffer 286-1921 Bracebridge 645-5209 Beechgrove Ryde Bobcaygeon ~~ 738-5105 Langton 887-2001 Cardiff (613) 339-2351 Glen Orchard/ 765-3144 Muskoka Falls/ 645-2463 Dr. George Hall 786-1915 Leslie Frost 324-5602 Dorset | 766-2291 Honey Harbour Oaldey Dunsford 793-2088 Mariposa 953-9740 Gooderham 477-2202 Gravenhurst 687-2011 Pine Glen 789-4791 Fenelon Twp 359-1366 Parkview 324-4558 Stuart Baker ~~ 475-1342 Huntsville 789-2318 Riverside 789-2282 Grandview 277-2322 Queen Victoria 324-3162 Wilberforce 448-2421 Irwin Memorial 635-2232 Spruce Glen 789-4591 Jack Callaghan 324-9931 Ridgewood 454-3351 ' K.P. Manson 689-2612 VK. Greer 385-2200 King Albert 324-3702 Woodville 439-2427 Macaulay 645-5410 Watt 769-3643 Lady Eaton 799-5292 Monck 645-9986 Judy Saunders - Chair ° Evelyn Brown - Director of Education