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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 29, 1980 _Help needed for door-to-door Christmas Seal compaign Despite a good initial response, volunteers are still urgently needed to help the Port Perry Christmas Seal Campaign. For the first time in its history, Durham Region Lung Association will canvass Port Perry door-to- door instead of through the mail - a departure from tradition due mainly to escalating postal costs. The experimental canvass will begin November 24th, to run for one week, and local Committee Chairman Bill Boagey is confident that the Campaign will be successful. "People in this area have a long tradition of community service," he says. "They have always been generous in their support, and the Lung Association's work is very well known and appre- ciated locally." In its efforts to prevent, detect and alleviate all lung disease, the Association offers a wide variety of free programs and services to residents -across Durham Jesus is Coming Soon! 'Subject to Change witout Notice." HER the Permanent l Canada Permanent Trust Company Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 5 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST LC] ETT TTT "DON FORDER - Eg £ E ee £ : 'E = = = : i £ = Region. Last May, a visiting Lung Function screening service was instituted for local business and industry. This service (which indenti- fies individuals with early signs of respiratory disease) recently tested employees at a major Port Perry plant. Eleven people at this installation were alerted to the warning signs of prob- able lung disease, and hope- fully eleven cases of lung disease have now been avoided. You can help ensure the future of this free screening service, and all other Lung Association programs by calling 985-7140 or 985-8033, and registering as an official Christmas Seal canvasser. It's a Matter of Life and Breath. "New books New Books arriving at the Scugog Memorial Library are as follows: Spirit Wrestler, J. Hous- ton; Voices in Time, H. MacLennan; Silverhill, P. Whitney; Fading Rainbow, __A Reporter's Last Story, R. "Liss; Horn of Africa, P. Caputo; You and Your Rights, Reader's Digest; The Clan of the Cave Bear, J. Auel; Burning Water, G. Bowering; The Old Neigh- REGIONAL COUNCILLOR INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. bourhood, A. Corman 24 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8471 a Kramer = ETE TTT = diers, I. Murdoch. | | ELECT Lawrence Malcolm or That fella in the middle is Cecil the Sensible Seal, mascot for the- Durham Region Lung Association which is gearing up for a door-to-door Christmas Seal canvass in Port Perry. At left is local campaign committee chairman Bill Boagey, and Eleanor Bailey, representing the Xi Epsilon Theta Sorority which, will be working during the canvass. Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader There will be no choir practice at the Island Church this week. However next week the Junior choir will start at 7 p.m. and the senior at 8 pm. Practice has P. already begun "for the Christmas Cantata, so if you would like to participate please attend now. - The Sunday School is 'making preparations for a special White Gift Sunday. The Sunday School wishes to express appreciation to John Sweetman for building six stacking chairs and two tables for the Nursery Dept. and kindergarten Dept. The Island Community Hall has been getting an interior face lift with paint and cleaning to brighten it up. We are all quite proud of the results and trust the people using the Hall will co-operate and show their pleasure in it by taking a personal interest and care. The Head U.C.W. will meet Wednesday evening, Novem- ber 5 at the home of Mrs. Irene Carter. The Head U.C.W. seems to have had considerable misfortunes among its members in recent months with illness, "accidents and departure from life." Recently Mrs. Reta Rodman broke a small bone in the side of her foot. On Saturday evening Mrs. Grace Love had another un- comfortable experience when she broke her ankle. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson attended a wedding in Lindsay for Clara's cousin. Last week for two days Mrs. Alva Thompson and Mrs. Eva Mercado of the Head and as representatives of the Womens Institute attended in Goodwood, Crewel Embroidery instruct- ion classes, so that they may 'instruct the whole Island group. Therefore, the ladies who wish to get this instruct- ion and get a book will please go to the Island Hall Wed. evening October 29 for the. first class at 8 p.m. There is a place for 3 more ladies. Then Monday morning at 10 a.m. instruction will contin- ue. Please bring your lunch. We wish to convey deepest sympathy to Mrs. Doris Jones and the family of Mr. Robert E. Jones of Steven- son's Point in their sudden bereavement of Mr. Jones last weekend. This is short notice so please act quickly if you wish to attend the Community Association Dance this Sat- urday night Nov. 1 at 8:30 p.m. For tickets call Janis Richardson or Beth Heayn 985-7495 or 985-2883. There will also be a New Year's Eve Dance for which tickets will be available after Nov. Mr. John Sweetman managed to get away for his beloved hunting trip. It may not be as active as formerly but will satisfy the hunter's longing. On Sunday Rev. Clarke and the congregation of the Island Church had the joy of receiving another little child into the life of the church, when Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prentice presented their tiny daughter, Yvonne Christina Theresa for Holy Baptism. She had the honour of being the first baby being brought to the new Font. We were also pleased to have several | Prentice relatives present. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cawker entertained Bob's brother and wife from Scarborough on Sunday. Now, we have notice of another dance at the Community Hall for Nov. 15 at 8:30. This will take the form of a Sadie Hawkins and will include a lunch box social where each lady provides - enough lunch for two. For dance tickets please call Mrs. Williamson 985-8051. ELECT PAUL E. SAULNIER for . COUNCILLOR -WARD 1 - ELECT ~ VALLIE LOVERING COUNCILLOR -WARD 1 - GIVE ME YOUR SUPPORT! I'LL GIVE YOU MINE! Tax Payer for 21 Years... Resident for 14 Years.