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32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 10, 1988 Floor hockey season over at Epsom School Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery An exciting floor hockey season came to a conclusion at Epsom Public S¢hool. The Thunder Hawks were victorious in a close game with the Maple Leaf team. Congratulations to the Thunder Hawks; Evan Goever, Brenda Troumans, Adam Andrews, Tanya Wilson, Jordan McKay and Samantha Doitle. The Uxbridge Dairy Club met at the Evans farm where Wendy Evans was hostess for their May meeting. © Congratulations to Mark and Brenda Bissette on the arrival of wee son Jeffrey. Happy grand: parents Leigh Anne and Dennis. On Sun., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones were supper guests with Shirley and Paul Baster, Roy .Menagh of P.E.I. was weekend guest of the Basters. Don and Stella Asling were en- joying the week-end at Emsdale. Earl and Elizabeth Taylor were guests of son John and his wife of London to celebrate gran- daughter Heather's first birthday. TAYLORS' Lawn & Garden Maintenance Spring Cleanup Fertilizing Lawns & Trees Small Gardens Rototilled Flowerbeds prepared for planting Flower Planting & Bed Maintenance Edging Lawn Mowing & Trimming Pruning Trees & Shrubs LEE EEE IEE IEE IE EE Witting, 7a l 12'>-hp Lawn Tractors RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 'SENIORS' DISCOUNT' 20 Years Golf Course Experience 985-3290 FRIENDS FOREVER! A MUSICAL DRAMA FOR YOUTH -- presented by -- "LIFE COMPANY" of Waterloo, Ont. SUNDAY, MAY 15th 6:30 PM Emmanuel Pentecostal Church Queen & Rosa Streets Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO FREE ADMISSION 985-9222 DEERE SEASON DISCOUNT............ WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! 3) Ps okene | The 160 with 5-speed transaxle and 165 with hydrostatic drive, each with 38-in. cut. Rustproof fiberglass hood encloses engine for quieter operation. Full pressure engine lubrication. Triple-safety starting. Tilting seat. Sector-and- pinion steering. Full-length steel frame. Low fuel indicator. Rear bagger and other attachments available. MODEL 160 ................ UTICA | FARM EQUIPMENT 2 Miles West of Manchester Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM; Saturday 8 AM to Noon ... reg. price $3050. $100.00 29865-9701 Ladies who are taking pies to the "'Pig Out" of May 20 please use disposable aluminum pie plates. Proceeds for the church organ May 23. Please accept this invitation to come to Epsom School May 23 for baseball. Hostesses for May Social Club - Doug and Beth Wilson, Tom and Leona Armstrong, Robt. and Mary Evans. Lunch sold and pro- ceeds for school computer programmes. Joyce and Allan Ashton and family visited Mrs. Ruth Ashton on Mother's Day. Sun. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson for supper were Mrs. W. O. Simpson, Rick and Paula Wilson and Kim Irwin. As the weather improves the students will begin baseball season. Yvonne Moore, her daughter Heather and her grandchildren Nicholas, Karley and Katie of The Tennis Racket Oshawa visited Jean Jeffery on Sun. There was a beautiful Mother's Day Service at Epsom Church on Sun. conducted by the Sunday School. Each mother received a carnation. There was also a transfer of membership and a service of Ho- ly Baptism. SE "Too bad all of Life's problems don't come at age 16 when we know everything." Deadline now for lessons Tuesday, May 10th is the deadline for signing up for tennis lessons. Announcements regar- ding registration times have been published over the past month, so if you haven't called to register, see us down at the courts tonight between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. or call 985-8948 or 985-0568. Fees are $15.00 for juniors and $25.00 for adults. The Port Perry Tennis Club feels it's very fortunate to have Jonathan Tammela teaching lessons to the adults and junior members this year. Jonathan is 19 years old and lives in Markham. His tennis coach mother introduc- ed him to the game when he was four years old but it wasn't until he was eleven years old that he started playing competetively. Markham's Jonathan made a strong showing last year at the National Junior Tennis Cham- pionship in London. He's hoping to win a tennis scholarship in the United States and plans to study Medicine. Donnay Raquets and Puma shoes are two companies who sponsor Jonathan. Donnay pro- vides three free racquets and Puma give him his shoes at wholesale prices. Sign up for lessons now. "Come here a begin- ner, go home a winner' - take the plunge, practice and play and make it your turn to take home the trophy! Membership fees have been kept as low as possible and are a bargain compared to similar clubs in the area. They are as tollows:- Family - $45.00; Couple - $38.00; Single - $28.00; Single Junior (17 years and under as of May 1, 1988) - $15.00; Studen (over 17 years and still at school) - $20.00. Application forms can be picked up at Sportsland or call 985-8948 or 985-0568. A diligent crew worked down at the courts last Saturday putting up windscreens and a general cleanup was done of the courts and surrounding area. A fun tournament is being held on Sunday, May 22nd with a barbeque following. More details of this 'season starter' will be given next week. The Monday night league sign-up sheet is posted at the courts, so sign up now and avoid disappointment. The emphasis for this league is fun and players of all levels are urged to participate. Remember, for fitness, friend- ship and fun sign up for tennis - the game of a lifetime! Service to patients The quality of life of people liv- ing with cancer is the focus of the Service to Patients program. Our support is made up of a wide spec- trum of services to help people re- enter the mainstream of life dur- ing and after treatment. Services are intended not only for rehabilitation but to foster the development of a positive attitude in people touched by cancer. This mission is carried out mainly by volunteers working through the Divisions of the Canadian Cancer Society. Their work is supported by the Society's April campaign. PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING THE PROPOSED STOPPING UP, CLOSING AND SELLING PART OF COULTER ST., WARD 1, TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 298 of the Municipal Act, R.S.0. 1980, chapter 302, that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog proposes to pass By-Laws to stop up, close and sell a portion of a road allowance known as Coulter Street, being in part of Lot 19, Concession 7, Ward 1, Township of Scugog (former Township of Reach). The parcel in question is no longer re- quired because of the realignment of Coulter St. The proposed plan and description showing the lands affected may be viewed in the Clerk- Administrator's Department, Townshi Ontario. p of Scugog Municipal Office, 181 Perry Street, Port Perry, On May 16, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Municipal Office, 181 Perry Street, Port - Perry, Ontario, the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog will hear, in person or by Counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims his land will be prejudicially affected by the said By-Law and applies to be heard. An make application to: y person who wishes to be heard should, as soon as possible, Earl S. Cuddie, Clerk-Administrator Municipal Office, 181 Perry Street, PORT PERRY, Ontario LOB 1NO | | | BE SE NT KENT STREET oh ol