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-- at ow - " So Ar Ry AT AE SE EVO Ll i wr =® 2 FF Ve ¥ - LAA Tha AIRY _ * ha AR AET BAT PON MTA Sv is AL. : M0 A SX TRS INOE NL LA ST BRAS SE >) I €v 5 ar LAR i - 36 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 8, 1978 Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader Toronto, Camp Quin-Mo-Lac ® WAN a TLE MLY : EEA TL DA 3 TEAR Eds Ca PLS IT SH ete PLN DARTS - (a? IEE OA SOE A Ned B37 HRT RIERNN EVAR TL G0 CRSA NOR ASA A Ve SAF ET ASS IDAR DERG Wa EN cost to each member will be more precise care for his injured jaw. His injured legs Port Perry The "Head" U.C.W. t near Madoc which is a $4.00 with U.C.W. picking up 11s 1 16 on Wednesday evening pi United Church camp for the extra expenses. Please greatly restrain his mobility. by Debbie Menzies and will be cancelled that day in home of Mrs. Reta Reader boys, girls, families and get your. Mystery Sister a Poor Kathy too is having Debbie Ireland order to make time for this with 17 members present and 10 members missing. The theme of the Devo- tions was based on "Remem- brance Day". In the roll call we were asked to name someone in the present or past who sacrificed their time and sometimes life for the welfare of humanity. home for Indian girls in Mariposa Township VOTE BRYAN BEERS for an aggressive councillor MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1978 presbyterial, a super gift to help disaster areas, Bursary fund to help student mini- sters in our area, the C.N.I.- B., Bay of Quinte Conference and last but not least, the local Island Church where expenses continue to rise with the times. Other com- mitments had been made vice is catering for us. The Elect ART CATTON AREA COUNCILLOR and you will get 6 Year Municipal Experience . gift between $2 and $3. Again a program will be planned. Appreciation notes were received from Allen Red- man, the family of the late Fred Pearce, Mrs. Nellie Miller, and the Lake Scugog Historical Choir. The "Head" U.C.W. will help at the Hospital Tuck relatives arrived too from other areas. Sympathy is extended to the Fred Jackson family in the sudden passing of Mrs. Jackson's mother. She had recently celebrated her 99th birthday. Tho' she spent several years in the nursing home, she always had a lovely smile for everyone and always appeared so happy and cheerful. We are very pleased to report that Mrs. Morven Hughes was able to return from hospital to her home on Friday, complete recovery of strength will require time and patience. - Mrs. Reta Wilson is getting care in her own Island home but her condition does not improve as fast as we could hope. She does enjoy chat- ting with callers. Mr. Jack Kane in the Toronto Hospital has been walking around but is still far from recovery. Mr. John Sweetman may be moved to the Oshawa hospital for difficulty in getting around, This must all be quite a strain for Mabel Sweetman and Aileen Kane. Mrs. Elsie Pogue is in the Port Perry Hospital as she became unwell on Wednes- day evening. Sunday was a beautiful day for the Kiwanis Club introduced the other atten- ding members with their wives. Most of the men took a part of the service and Mr. Harold Edwards in his very capable and quiet 'manner gave a very thought provoking message where he compared the conditions of Isaiah's day with the pre- sent. We are in a rever ending search for peace. Many of our problems arise from selfishness and mat- erialism. But it is noted that war and suffering brings out the best in men and women. We should give thanks for the sacrifices that have been made on our behalf. We should also give thanks for life and the country we live in. We believe Mr. and Mrs. Celso Raffin are both in hospital tho' we are not able to report the nature of their illness. The Christmas concert is well on its way for December 3. But more members are needed in the choir. Some early beginners seem to have found it too difficult to continue as other interests require their attention. There - is definately much talent to share on the Island if it can be persuaded. Look out Farrah! Your job is on the line. The next candidate for "Angel" is P.P.H.S.'s own sunshine girl, Steven McIntyre. Actually, Steve was just one of the many enthusiastic students who participated in our Hallowe'en masquerade day on Tuesday. teresting and memorable speech. Congratulations to all of the graduates and award winners. We wish you luck in future years. _ The next assembly will take place on Friday, Nov- ember 10th. Period three assembly. During this time, slides will be shown in order. to "boost" the yearbook sales which will take place November 13th to 17th. This year's major fund- raising event is well under way. Oranges and grape- fruits, fresh from Texas will be sold for the next three PORT PERRY STAR ADVERTISING DEADLINES Display - Monday 12 noon Classified - Monday 3 p.m. Scugog Council Who you can vote for on November 13th, 1978 There are four wards in Scugog. The voters in each ward elect one Ward Councillor. The voters in all four wards have a vote to elect a Mayor. The voters in all four wards have a vote to elect the Area Councillor at Large. On November 13th VOTE and RE-ELECT VERNON ASSELSTINE Emphasis in training will be placed in Technical Skill areas such as: inclusive. jobs) DURHAM COLLEGE of Applied Arts and Technology -- IN INDUSTRY -- THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR EMPLOYERS * AND TRAINEES TO PARTICIPATE IN ON THE JOB TRAINING AT NO COST TO THE EMPLOYER EMPLOYERS In an attempt to improve the youth unemployment problem and the shortage in skilled people; Durham College, in co-oper- ation with the Ontario Government, is providing Trainees, for a maximum training period of 16 weeks. 3 TRAINEES To be eligible for the program you must: |. Be between the ages of 16 & 24 2. Have left the educational systems, for at least 3 months. . Have not held full-time employment in your selected occupational field other than on a seasonal basis (e.g. summer EN This was the meeting at during the year. Shop this week. members to come to the Other outstanding cos- weeks. Prices range from which most of the year's Arrangements were made On Wednesday afternoon Scugog Pastoral Charge for tymes included the Three $8.00 for 20 pounds to $13.00 < profits from projects were for two suppers in Novem- Mrs. Helen Redman and their 3rd Remembrance Day ppysketeers, Snow White and for 40 pounds. To purchase alloted to various needs, * ber. The first is this Friday Mrs. Hewson had open house Service with us. The congre- (he Seven Dwarfs, a "baller- an electric piano for the such as Hospital Auxiliary, for all women of the "Head" in Whitby to honour the gation on the Island must ina" and our vice principal music department. Canada Bible Society which Community and will take the special birthday of their realy appreciate the efforts 5 Frankenstein. University Information helps people in 150 countries form of a pot luck supper mother, Mrs. Lillian East- of these people as 30 more Annual Commencement Program at Henry St. High who cannot afford to pay the With get acquainted ideas wood. As it was such a nice people were present than for exercises took place on Fri- School in Whitby at 7:30 p.ry., On cost of the Scriptures to have and program. The second day, many guests called the first two years. We were day evening with the gym- November 15th for all Un AE a copy in their own language. ne is the mystery Sister from Scugog Island, Port all so pleased to see Mrs. patorium filled to capacity. versity bound students. Pp Scott Mission and Fred Supper November 22 when Perry and the area around Geo. Wiley and son John valedictorian for Class of 77 Today's Trivia - Did you a Ry Victor Mission in Toronto, thesecrets of the year willbe Whitby where she has made again. was Derek Baker, who pre- know that Paul Jones was a ~~ 3 Andyhoun House which is a learned. Bunny's food ser- so many friends. Of course Mr. Koster, the president sented us with a very in- riverside Serry? 4. Have been unemployed prior to Machine and Related Occupations acceptance on OCAP Machine and Plant Maintenance Fabricating Trades Equipment and Appliance Repairs Etc., If you are selected to participate in the program you shall become, in effect, a probationary employee of your trainer You shall conform to all his rules and regulations and be paid $100 per week for a maximum of 16 weeks. PLUS 100% Effort CATTON, Art Consideration will be given to other Occupations. TRAINEE ALLOCATION WILL BE MADE By the end of the program you should ; ® ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS have acquired sufficient practical experience to gain full-time employment. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT THE OCAP OFFICE AT DURHAM COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY y | PHONE 576-0210 al caer