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_--_--_ EY Sw SY TH. YE. eR TY Blackstock United Church will be celebrating Anni- versary Sunday on Nov. 6 at 10:00 AM. The guest speaker will be Ron Neun, a professional acountant and teacher at Durham College. Ron and his wife Jac- queline spent the last two years in Zambia where he worked as financial secretary for the United Church in that African country. He will speak on Zambian Re- flections. Mr. Neun has an extensive background in business administration and has also been a lay preacher for the Anglican and United Church. Area 'residents are welcome to join with the congregation sat: Blackstock to hear his message and help celebrate the anniversary. DON HARPER stands for Better Sidewalks & Streets COUNCILLOR -- WARD 2 R UOICE for WARD 1 HONEST REPRESENTATION STRONG LEADERSHIP Vote for and Elect TELL MILL LIRA, Volunteers for the Canadian Cancer Society in Ontario, ex- ceeded their April campaign goal of $18.4 million by over $700,000. More than $19.1 million was rais- ed during the month of April to fund the fight against cancer. In the Port Perry community, the Scugog Branch of the Society raised over $33,196. Doris Taylor, Chairperson for the Scugog Branch said the amount raised shows that Cana- dian Cancer Society volunteers do not intend to give up fighting cancer. '"The success of this year's campaign," she said, "points to the dedication and com- mitment of our volunteers and to the generosity of the people of On- tario who support our goal of eliminating cancer and easing the suffering it causes." In the Scugog Area, funds were raised this year by canvassing more households and businesses than before and by hosting more special events. The money raised, Letters (From page 9) ple say no, the community is the real loser, because post office counter service moves right out of town. The elderly, the handicap- ped and the fixed income families will find it increasingly more dif- ficult to get their mail, especial- ly in bad weather. Rural Canadians deserve better than this. The Rural Post Office is recognized as the heart of small communities, and business in rural Canada need competent, reliable service. The question is: Where does each of the candidates in this riding stand on the post office issue? What will they and their party do, if elected, to stop these closures? Yours sincerely, Andrew Mortimer, Director, CPAA - Ontario Branch, Almonte, Ontario, KOA 1A0. 613-256-1095. NEW DEMOCRATS he bea 4 adhd adie ahs ob Slane PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 1, 1988 -- 13 funds programmes for those liv- ing with cancer, public education programmes designed to lower the incidence of cancer through prevention and on-going research. More than 275 dedicated people in the Scugog area volunteer for the Canadian Cancer Society dur- ing the campaign month of April. A tribute to the work of the local Branch was very evident on Oc- Cancer drive nets $33,196 tober 18th, when almost 100 peo- ple from the community attended a Special Educational program at which Dr. Jim Nelson, Oshawa, Medical Advisor to the East- Central District of the Society presented a most informative lec- ture on Breast Cancer. The suc- cess of this event has prompted the local executive to consider sponsoring additional educational nights during the coming months. a ASK THE EXPERTS! Linda and Marylou Decorate with confidence at - N sikkens CENTRAL PAINT gimmie: & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Road South -- OSHAWA -- 434-3939 available 'MEATING PLACE -- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -- 180 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY -- Phone 985-2818 BAKERY - DELICATESSEN - FRESH MEAT - COFFEE SHOP CHECK FOR WEEKLY SPECIALS environment. MARG WILBUR THIS TIME...a safe, clean environment Canadians want strong action so our children can have clean water and healthy air. Brian Mulroney promised to clean up the environment but he let us down, just like the Liberals did before him. The Liberals started to cut environmental programs; the Mulroney Conservatives cut them further. Now the Mulroney trade deal jeopardizes our control over natural resources -- and still there's no action on acid rain. Ordinary Canadians can count on Marg Wilbur and Ed Broadbent to fight for the NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY 433-0376 - 623-7701 - 985-8345 Authorized by Roy Grierson - Official Agent