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36 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 24, 1990 (f \ HOME RENOVATIONS Custom Kitchens - Pine, Oak, Euro Style Priced for all lifestyles ~~ Custom Installations 5 POINTS MALL 436-9733 TAUNTON RD.E,, OSHAWA NOW REGISTERING -- 4 WEEK EVENING COURSE -- Mondays & Wednesdays 6:00 to 9:00 PM Beginning Monday, May 7th, 1990 NOW - TWO INSTRUCTORS Learn to Drive... and Survive Young Drivers of Canada Training centers coast to coast ® Driver tralning for all ages © Retraining courses available for © Free pick-up at home for in-car ° The Young rer pro ® Private in-car Instruction avallable % a Young © Defensive driving you can live with ram is only rs Center. For information, brochures and course schedules call: Now Accepting VISA 2 BROCK ST.W., UXBRIDGE 852-9705 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY Db OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham Planning Department is moving to the Whitby Mall location as indicated on the map below. Effective May 7, 1990 The Mailing Address is as follows: 1615 Dundas Street East, Lang Tower, West Building, 4th Floor, P.O. Box 623, Whitby, Ontario LIN 6A3 Phone (416) 728-7731 Fax (416) 436-6612 | Rowland 1 Rd. | WHITDY 3 |] OSHAWA PLANNING DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT An exhibition of paitings by Audrey Campbell MacLean opened on Saturday at the Scugog Memorial Library and will continue through to May 11. The show is titled "Let the Heavens Fall," and Audrey began working on the show more than two years ago. The mixed media paintings are colourful and combine printed words. Audrey MacLean's work Is found in numerous private and corporate collections. Education Week theme is i for Life" 8 = RE NE & - edited: IRAN JEFE As April 28 will see the Epsom Utica Social Club off for ten-pir bowling. Leave Epsom Churct 7:15 p.. Please phone Doug anc Beth Wilson if you plan to go. April 29 - Everyone will want to enjoy Music Night at Utica Church. Those bringing lunch for this evening please bring to mor- ning service at Utica Church; 11 a.m., so those in charge can have everything in order for the evening. The 4-H Bake Sale, April 21 was quite successful. May 7 the U.C.W. are invited to join Goodwood ladies for a friend- ship lunch at Goodwood Church. There will be a special speaker. May 8 the Epsom Utica U.C.W. will meet at Epsom Church at 8 p.m. Janet Banting will be our guest speaker. Her topic will be Waste Management. The Epsom Utica 4-H Club will serve lunch. Don Asling visited Mr. H. Gourlie one evening recently. Mr. Gourlie will celebrate his 92nd birthday on April 25. Best wishes from all of us. Mr. Gourlie doesn't like to use a cane, as he says that they are for old people. Women's Institute District An nual will be held at Zephyr on May 16. All welcome. Cookies are coming. A fundrais- ing day in Greenbank area. Pathfinders, Girl Guides and Brownies will be out April 28th to sell those cookies door to door. Cookies are $2.25 per box, so "'be prepared' to support this move- SEWING MACHINE REPAIR SERVICE ment. If you would like cookies call 985-3703 and we will see they are delivered. Mr. and Mrs. Watson were guests of their son Andrew and his wife at Guelph for the weekend. Mrs. Ruth Ashton enjoyed a visit with Beth and Ken Cather- wood of Oshawa on Sunday. Norm and Betty Tapscott were pleased to have his niece Adele Kettel and her husband Geoff and children of Toronto visit them on Sat. Don and Stella Asling visited her sister Elsie Gorrill of Lindsay on Saturday. Epsom Public School News Given to me by Mrs. Fockler, V.P. A spécial welcome is extended to new students - we welcome David Miller, Robert Lavigne, Julie Belair, Michelle Belair, and Devan Bhalla. The boys and girls basketball teams are to be congratulated on an exciting season. May 11 will be Fun Fair. The committee has had good response. If you have any ques- tions phone Joanne Hansen at 985-0600. Congratulations are extended to the following Epsom students who participated in the Uxbridge Legion Public Speaking: Andrea Walley (1st for 9 year olds); Tanya Wilson (3rd for nine year olds) ; Katie Fockler (2nd for ten vear olds) and Anna Evans and SINGER -- WHITE -- SEARS -- ELNA -- KENMORE -- ALL MAKES Complete Overhaul Regular 49.95 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE -- 6 MONTH WARRANTY ON ALL REPAIRS -- WE BUY USED SEWING MACHINES -- All WINTER COATS REDUCED 30% ALMOST NEW SHOPPE PORT PERRY PLAZA 2985-3018 Daniel Lee. On April 6th the Kindergarten children enjoyed a visit to Kelly Hills farm where they saw many interesting sights, including some baby animals. April 20 was the celebration of Earth Day at Epsom School. Special activities were planned, such as: 1. tree planting; 2. gar- bageless lunch day; 3. com- posting and recycling; 4. some writings including poetry and commercials were read over the P.A. every half hour. Everyone dressed in green to help focus our attention on the Importance of a healthy environment. Watch Cable 10 TV where Ep- som students artwork and writings will be featured. Education Week this year will be held April 30 to May 4. The theme is 'Learning for Life." Parents and friends in the com- munity are invited to attend any of the following special programmes: April 30 - Constable Judges will speak to all classes on vandalism. May 1 - all children will attend Greenbank P.S. Presentation of "Mirror Mirror' also a Science celebration (children will share their science projects). May 2 - Selected students will attend the Literary Guild at Thorah P.S. May 3 - Grade 5 to a prologue performance "The Lecorice allsorts at R.H. Cornish. The Dairy Princess, Wendy Evans will discuss her roll with all classes. May 4 - Janet Vandrig, Public Health Nurse, will speak to the children regarding the impor- tance of good nutrition. Barb Rit- chie and Dawn Kirchirka will give a slide presentation of women in non-traditional roles. Recently Mr. Scotts Grade II Class visited Purple Woods Con- servation Area to see a demonstration of Maple Syrup production. Thank you Twyla Ballagh for hosting Mrs. Fockler and Mrs. Dorig's class from results > you want ¢ you want I classifieds §