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x- / i News of interest from Epsom area By Jean Jeffery The Epsom-Utica UCW planning a Pot Luck Supper for Oct. 15. Rev. Sellars of the Sandford Zephyr circuit will show pictures of his stay in Labrador. There will also be special music and pro- gram. Everyone is most welcome to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Watson and children of Scarborough visited his patents Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watson on Fri. Michelle stayed with her grand- parents for the weekend. Sat. October 16 is "Apple Day" for the Boy Scout organization, so we will expect their call. A carload of our ladies enjoyed the hospitality of the Goodwood UCW one evening last week and had a very enjoyable time. On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clow, Mr. Donald Asling, Mrs. Annie Bolton attended a workshop for Sunday School teachers at Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Asliton attended the International Ploughing Match at Walker- ton for 2 days last week. They were overnight guests with Dr. and Mrs. Jerrold Asling of Hanover. Epsom Church is trying to organize a young peoples group for the Epsom Utica area. We are hoping the young folks will utilize their ideas and carry them out with a minimum of adult supervision. Young folks interested in this group 12 years and older are invited to a weiner roast at Epsom Church, Sat. even- ing at 7:30 Oct. 9th. The meetings will be finished by 10 o'clock. Sunday callers at the Jeffery home were Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, Clarke and friends of Oshawa. We are sorry to learn that Mr. H. Gourlie is sick in Uxbridge Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Oct. 6. Anyone interested in taking part in plays or skits meet at the Baster home. The Centennial Com- mittee are planning a Pie Social Nov. 20th. There will be practice for Centennial Choir at the church Friday Oct 8th and Snowmobile course 'With snowmobiling fatal- ities and injuries still higher than they should be, the time couldn't be better for the snow vehicle operator's courses being introduced by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs and the Ontario Safety League, in conjunction with this Minis- try," says Transportation and Communications Minis- ter James Sriow. "Expert instruction is needed now if we're going to make snowmobiling safer and saner. And with this course, teaching will 'start young', with 12-to-16-year- olds, as well as older begin- ners who do not have an automobile driver's licence." The first motorized snow vehicle area instructors' course was held last month at Barrie where the OFSC graduated 20 area instruc- tors. The federation hopes to have 400,local instructors trained by the end of this year. Under the program, in- structors will go back to their snowmobile areas throughout the province to train club instructors and other interested persons such as police officers and teachers. Club instructors in turn will train young people aged 12 to 16, as well as older learners without a driver's licence. It is anticipated ATTENTION that 50,000 boys and girls will take advantage of these courses. Successful graduates will be issued with a certificate of proficiency which the snow vehicle driver must take to a driver examina- tion centre, where it will be validated as a licence for a $2.00 fee. It will allow licensed holders aged 12 and 13 to operate a snowmobile on public trails; those aged 14 to 16th birthday to operate on public trails and cross a highway at a 90-degree angle; those 16 or over -- who have no Ontario driver's licence -- to operate on public trails, cross high- ways at a 90-degree angle, and operate on highways whee permitted. The snow- mobile licence would expire if the holder was issued an Ontario driver's licence. Mr. Snow said, "My Min- istry will participate in the program by providing club instructors, free of charge, material for courses such as instructors' manuals, pam- phlets, test papers and posters, plus wall charts and accident statistics. The OFSC indicates they can start training your people almost immediately. Those interested in re- ceiving the Motorized Snow Vehicle Operators' Course should contact their local snowmobile club or the Ontario Safety League. FARMERS! |! WHY PAY MORE? DX OIL Immediate Delivery Save On eo Diesel Fuel e Motor Oil e Gasoline PREMIUM QUALITY + FARM TANKS AND PUMPS AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 TST NN A Wed. Oct 13th from 8-9 p.m. There will be regular Sunday School next Sunday. then at Church at Epsom at 11:30 the Sunday School will be in charge of the service. Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson, Mr. M. 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