The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY MARCH 16, 1983, WHITBY FREE PRESS Cullen Gardens is setting for TV -show Whitby's Cullen Gardens la the setting for a 15 minute morning television show on CHCH-TV ini Hamil- ton. Above, the show's star Danny Moe (right) takes a break between tapings to discuss the theme of the show which is "Have a Terrifie Day". Cullen Gardens was chosen as the setting because of its relaxed atmosphere and natural beauty, Moe, says. The show can be seen at 7:45 Monday to Friday on Channel 11. - Free Press Staff Photo The sap is running at Purpie Woods. Despite the mild wea- ther and even though there's no snow, the maple syrup season is now upon us. At Purpie Woods Con- servation Area, the maple trees have been tapped for a couple of weeks and the evaporat- or' is fired up to boil down the sap. In fact, we have already pro- duced several gallons of pure "extra light"' maple syrup. This is the seventh year for the maple syrup iemonsuration, and it just seems to be getting more, popular al the time. During March aRd April, close to 5,000 school children will be attending tours (ail openings are now book- ed). Purpie Woods Con- servation Area is locate- d on the loth Concession Road (Oshawa) imme- diately east of Simcoe Street, north of Raglan. If you would like to find out how we make our deliclous syrup (and perhaps even buy some), why plot visit the sugar bush for a guided tour? The public is in- vited to attend on the weekends of Mareh 19- 20 and March 26-27, as well as during the week of March 21-25. Community groupa who would like to arrange a tour must, contact the Authority of- fice at 579-0411. Special arrangements can be made for disabled indi- viduals or groups. Authority staff wil illustrate Indian, pioneer and modern methods of producmng maple syrup. Tours wil meet' at the -area parking lot at il a.m. and 1 p.m. Fresh maple syrup produced at the sugar bush will be sold as it is available, at $8.50 per litre and $5.25 per haîf litre. As usual, the Durham A.M. Kiwanis Club will be assisting the Authority with a pan- cake weekendon April 9-10. Tours will be con- ducted every 20 minutes from 9:20 a.m. to 3p.m. The ever-popular pony-drawn wagon rides wii be available for children at a cost of 50e each. And, of course, maple syrup and pan- cakes wiil be sold. There la no charge for ad- mission, parking or guided tours. For more informa- tion, please contact the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Aiithority at 579-0411. * ~Consumer and Consommation Corporat. Affairs et Corporations Canaea Canad TRAINING COURSE for GENEÉRAL CONTRACTORS and UFFI HOMEOWNERS A 4-day course in corrective measures is being offered through the Federat Government's UFFI Assistance Program. tnterested individuals are invited to enroit im- mediately. Course location: WHITBY Course dates: APRIL Gth-APRIL 101h, 1983 APRIL lBth-APRIL l7th 1983 TO ENROLL Cai: 1-800-567-6870 (toit freé) or 1-819-994-0921 or Write:- UFFI Centre. Hult. Quebec KiA 0C9 Ccnd F MINUM LIMITED