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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 7, 1985 0 The Tuesday Night Mixed Bowling League closed down with a bang Saturday, April 27th in Caesarea Community Hall. The cham pions were Roger Lafontaine, Robert Espie, Louise Chew, Robert Bryans and Anne Evans. KAREN E. HUNT ELECTROLYSIS Permanent Hair Removal Waxing Now Available. Free Consultations Day or Evening Appointments 985-9085 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham 1S considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The purpose of the proposed amendment is to iden Wty Environmentally Sensitive Areas or Map A Regional Structure of the Durham Regional Othicial Plan within the area under the jurisdiction of the South Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority which would be subject to the policies in the Durham Regronal Official Plan with respect to these areas In general, the policies in the Plan would require more detailed studies at the time ol development ap: proval to be undertaken for the areas identified hav ng sigmticant environmental characteristics In order to assist in the evaluation of the proposed amendment the public is invited to provide input by way of subnussions to the Region's Planning Department Information related to the proposed amendment is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive. Whitby. Ontario L IN 6A3 or by calling Mr Larry Kotsett MC IP Planning Department. (416) 668 7731 Submissions concerning the proposed amendment must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Plann ng. at the above noted address. and must be receiv ed no later than Friday June 7. 1985 Please nclude your address and telephone number in any submissions made Don Hadden Or M Michael MC IP Charman, Commissioner of Planning Committee Planning 28 from Cartwright Central School by Tanya McLean and Robert Keast During April 10-13 about twenty grade eight students were selected to 80 on a French trip to Quebec City. They stayed at the Chateau Frontenac in the old city Bridge AMternoon Game: 5 table Howell: Average 24 points. 1. Emmie Cox and Pat Lover - 31 points; 2. Joyce Heard and Islay Lindo - 27 points: 3 Tied - Violet and Regis Hanley: Ida and Joe Hurtig - 251. points. Evening Game; 3 table Howell: Average 20 points. 1. Maura Dia- mond and Marg Fitz- patrick - 26 points; 2. Miriam and Charles Labanovich - 24 points; 3. Mary Taylor and John Bardeleben - 20 points. Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses - A Large Seleption- McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 725-5181 GALLEY FISH & CHIPS 161 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-8647 FRESH MUD CAT now available! in aid of CYSTIC FIBROSIS KIN-SCOUT HALL Lilla Street"North -- Port Perry Cost: $1.50 each or 12 for $15.00 Sponsored by PORT PERRY KINSMEN CLUB of Quebec Such ac- tivities as walking around the Plains of Abraham and having French partners for a day were done. The trip was a successful and fun one for both teachers and students On April 18-19 the grade eight classes toured Fort York and walked around the old ci- ty of York. ' Also for the students of Cartwright P.S., the grade six classes went on a three day excursion to the Durham Forest. Here they learned about e Consolation champions were Paul Crouter, Jack Monsma, the outdoor life Cartwright P.S. had its Intermediate Spring Dance which was held after school on Thurs- day. April 26th. The grade seven boys basketball team com- peted in the Annual Scugog Invitational Tournament on Satur- day. April 27th. After los- ing a close battle to Jr. Gould in the opening game, the team went on to gain victories over Thorah Central and Lake Vista. The boys then met their cross town rivals: "Cornish" in the Con- Students enjoy Quebec solation Championship and went on to conquer the **Cougars" and gain- ed the victory. The winners in the junior science fair were Ist place winners: Susan Kyte, Jennifer Lee, Bryce Green and Sharri Masterson; 2nd place winners: Chris Beacock and Leslie McKenzie: 3rd place winners: Jill Van Camp, David Brown and Wayne Edgerton: Honourable Mentions were: Mike Bardeleben, Jeff Kemp, Lorrie Swain, Michelle Cumm- ings and Christie Corden Les Allen, Chris Geer, Sharon Wright and Janet Buchan. formula of all their nutrional needs AVAILABLE AT: Whether your dogs are competing 'at the local show, a national com- petition or just competing for your attention, they deserve the very best Shur-Gain makes sure your dog's reward for a . hard day's work. or play. 1S a completely balanced Q o SHUR-GAIN because your prize possessions deserve the very best With Shur-Gain dog food. you pay no more for top qualhty. You get the best in nutrition and value. Try Shur-Gain Dog Food today To know you're giving your prize possessions the first class care they deserve H & M WRIGHT FEED CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - 986-4201 a RGA i Manilla arb NN lr EE