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JE | 10 PORT PERRY STAR - February 19, 1985 Wl RR DEEGAN 4 Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORY PERRY 4 -- OPEN -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Tuesday & Thursday Evenings - 6:30 P M & Saturdays. PLEASE CALL: 985-2916 A THER, TT Ryo. the co-operators Insuring Canadians in the cooperative spirit 238 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY 985-8404 B LIFE - HOME 'AUTO - COMMERCIAL - FARM - TRAVEL il \ Silver will help pancake budget Ted E. Bear's PRE-INVENTORY Utica and Area Ne... by Vera Brown This Saturday, Feb. 23rd at 7 p.m. the Epsom- Utica Social Club will meet in the Epsom Sun- * day School rooms for a supper followed by nature slides shown by Dr. Pat Asling. There will be a silver collection to defray costs. Everyone is welcome to attend. Church and Sunday School this week will be held at Epsom at 11:15 a.m. We all are praying for the speedy recovery of our minister Rev. Edith-Ann McManiman who was hospitalized on Saturday due to a sudden illness. Mr. Don Asling quite capably took charge of the service on Sunday. Port Perry Agricultural Society are holding their annual Spring Dance on March 23rd from8p.m.tola.m. at the Latcham Centre. Music is by Len Franssen D.J. and there will be door prizes, spot dances and buffet. Price is $7.50 and tickets may be obtained at Irwin Smiths. For more infor- mation call 985-8376 or 985-8326. Euchre winners at the Hall on Friday are: Ladies - 1st Rachel Eeckhout; -2nd Nerta Masters and low Len ALL OF OUR STOCK INCLUDING ... Fisher-Price Toys. ............. 20 to 30% OFF Master of the Universe. ......... 20 to 40% OFF Riding Toys. ...........cooviiiiin... 1/13 OFF Cabbage Patch Accessories. .......... 1/12 PRICE - SOME ITEMS LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE - TED E. BEAR'S TOY SHOP 189 Queen St., Port Perry - 985-8011 Geer and low Tom ners were Iva Yake and Elva Kydd with Ross and Grace Thompson coming second. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Everyone seems to be enjoying the dances that are being held at the Utica Hall every two weeks. Last Saturday there was a full house despite the stormy night. MacSween and boys were Sunday supper guests with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker of Scarborough apd had a good visit with oug's grandmother, "Mrs. Alice MacQuarrie from Prince Edward Island, who is staying with the Walkers for a time. We are pleased to have a visit from son Charlie from Kingston who drop- ped in on Saturday mor- ning with a friend on their way to Blue Moun- tain at Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. Tom "Brown of Beaverton were Sunday guests with his brother Bill and Vera. Recent visitors with Mrs. Crosier were Mrs. W.W. Scott of London and Mrs. Mona Mero of Marsh Hill. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son was a Friday even- ing guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clarke of Marsh Hill to celebrate Miss Sara Clarke's 6th birthday. Mrs. Sharane Ross and boys celebrated Valen- tine's Day by having sup- per with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute. 'Public School libraries upgraded in near future The libraries at. both Greenbank and Epsom Public Schools will be upgraded and improved over the next two years. The Durham Board of Education announced last week that upgrading on the library at Green- bank Schoo! will begin this year, and im- provements will start at Epsom the following year. The Board has adopted a five year plan for upgrading school libraries in Durham Region. Along with the two public schools in Scugog, Cartwright High School in Blackstock is included for library upgrading in 1986. The recommendations are subject to final ap- proval by the Durham Board's finance committee. CORE FRENCH The Durham Board last week also approved four recommendations to expand the Core French programs in public schools. The expansion will af- fect grades four to eight and is designed to be phased in over a period of five years. Essentially, the expan- sion will increase the Core French program in these grades from the current 20 minutes in- struction per day to 40 minutes per day. Grade six (will be the first changes this year. The Board says the Core French program will be staffed above the regular teaching compli- ment at each school. The expanded programs will be subject to budget ap- proval each year. MUSIC POLICY The Durham Board has adopted a music policy to give all grade seven and eight students both vocal and in- strumental music pro- grams as part of regular day school music instruction. Policy regulations pro- vide for the phase-in of funding for basic minimum instructions for a class of 35 students in each school with grade 8 and/or grade seven students. 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