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Lou ntry Lane A & High St "Decision is a sharp knife that cuts clean and straight. Indecision is a dull one that hacks and tears and leaves ragged edges behind." GREYSTONE | EQUESTRIAN CENTRE R.R. 2 (Shirley Road) - Port Perry COME AND EXPLORE GREYSTONE! A unique experience to remember and revisit. Enjoy all our facilities ... games room, tennis court ... browse through the stables ... see the horses inside and out ... then join us at THE KING'S PLATE LOUNGE We would like to welcome to the team our new chef, John Duggan. -- EVERY SUNDAY -- For our Hot & Cold Buffet - 12 Noon to 8 P.M. ADULTS $9.95 - CHILDREN (12 & under) $4.50 Open 7 Days a Week - Everyone Welcome " DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS - DINNER MENU For Reservations Call: 985-9711 (NEW) to talk about AIDS subject Community or school groups across Ontario who want to learn more about AIDS (acquired im- mune deficiency syndrome) can now contact the Ontario Public Education Panel on AIDS (OPEPA) for a volunteer speaker to address them, Dr. J.A. Browne, OPEPA chairinan, announced April 30. Tele numbers to call are: in Metro Toronto, 965-2168, and outside Metro, 1-800-837-5586 (toll free). The Speakers' Referral Service provides resource information and audio-visual materials on AIDS, in addition to speakers. It requests that groups identify the type of au- dience which will be addressed, and aspects of AIDS which would be of the most interest. They should in- dicate, for example, whether the in- formation wanted is of a general lee Hct ol hae Bog PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 6, 1986 -- 13 Public speakers available nature, on women and AIDS, for parents and teachers, or for other special-interest groups. Date and place of presentation should be given, along with any other information which would help the service refer the most ap- propriate speaker. The Ontario Public Education Panel on AIDS also has a series of fact sheets which are available for the public: Information About AIDS, Information for Parents and Teachers, Detecting AIDS, Women and AIDS, and AIDS and the Workplace. "Speakers will travel to various parts of the province if one is not available locally. Since, as volunteers, they are not paid, we ask that groups they visit cover their transportation costs," said Dr. Browne, who is also director of social work at Chedoke-McMaster Hospital in Hamilton. Among the speakers are health professionals, including doctors and nurses, social workers and members of the clergy, as well as lawyers and educators. Health Minister Murray Elston announced last September the ministry would provide up to $300,000 to establish OPEPA, with the aim of supporting and counsell- ing people with AIDS. Of the total amount, $200,000 was set aside for the panel to promote information and education for public and high- risk groups. The remaining $100,000 was directed to the AIDS Commit- tee of Toronto (ACT) to maintain a community education officer and volunteer co-ordinators for its AIDS program. . WHERE ... Will Your Children Be Tomorrow? Because of serious over-crowding of Prince Albert and R.H. Cornish Schools -- ---- washroom facilities, playground accidents, supervision, etc. ------ you are urged to attend the open meeting for the vote by the Fair Board on the subject of 'Lease Breaking' on the present Fair Ground site. It is unfortunate that the quality of education of your children over the next several years should be decided by a vote of approximately 35 Fair Board members, however, it's a FACT. It would seem that between the Durham Board of Education, the Mayor and Local Council and the Fair Board, this problem could have been solved in an amicable way to all concerned in the preceding years when overcrowding began. Now it's too late ------ but your children's education should not have to suffer because of it. | certainly hope that the Board holds a 'Recorded Vote". The community needs a Fair Ground, but more importantly, it needs good future citizens. MUNICIPAL OFFICES - MAY 14, 1986 BE THERE, YOUR CHILDREN DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT. ON TAUNTON ROAD IN WHITBY (Just 2 mile west of Hwy. 12) co .. with our famous SESTIVAL at COLLEY To 'May 3rd to May 19th 4 HOURS: 9 AM. - 9 P.M. DAILY Park Closes at 10 P.M. [7 Over 100,000 HOLLAND BULBS IN RIOTOUS BLOOM DUTCH COSTUMES -- DUTCH DISPLAYS SPECIAL DAILY ENTERTAINMENT AND ... OUR TRADITIONAL MINIATURE VILLAGE AND MINIATURE COUNTRY FAIR SET IN 22 BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED ACRES. COME FOR DINNER BRING THE FAMILY BRING YOUR CAMERA CHILDREN! (to 12 years) Colour this picture (or a close facsimile) all by yourself. Your coloured picture is good for one CHILD'S ADMISSION at CULLEN GARDENS during the Tulip Festival (if accompanied by an adult). Py Be it