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. Hospital Auxiliary Tag Grou LT Taal * Day raises $543.50 by Luella Graham Hospital Auxiliary of the Community Memorial Hos- pital held its May meeting on Monday afternoon in the Parish Hall of Anglican Church. In the absence of our President, Mrs. Joyce Taylor conducted the meet- ing and welcomed all present. The Auxiliary prayer was repeated in unison and 'minutes were read by the secretary and adopted. Treasurers Mrs. Gerrow for General Fund and Mrs. Crosier for Tuck Shop both gave encouraging financial reports and Tag Day receipts reported $543.50. Kawartha Theatre opens On July 1, the Academy Theatre will be starting its sixteenth season of plays beginning with Neil Simon's "Chaper Two". The Director will be Ron Urlich, the Asso- ciate Producer of the Bastion Theatre, Victoria B.C. and the cast will include three of Canada's leading actors, Robert Haley, Jack North- more, Tudi Wiggins, along with- Margot Finley. Robert Haley has appeared in Theatres across the coun- try and his stage experience includes the title role in "Macbeth" at Theatre New Brunswick, Krogstad in "A Doll's House" for the Per- Correspondence was read and reported 16 girls and 3 boys had arrived at the hos- pital in the past month. A layette was received from Seagrave U.C.W. Mrs. Reta Boe expressed her personal thanks to the auxiliary for her Life Membership she had recently received. Mary Cannon wishes to "thank everyone who helped to make the Tag Day so successful and announced that the tickets for the Dance September 13 were now available also the tickets on the draw which is a Weekend for Two at the Westbury Hotel, Toronto. A committee was appoin- ted to arrange a draw or a similar project for a booth at Port Perry Fair. Mrs. Taylor reported that our auxiliary has been recog- nized as a Registered Chari- table organization and are now able to issue qualified income tax receipts for all donations and our treasurer being the holder of the rubber stamp with the regis- tered number. Mrs. Kenny presented © awards to several volunteer workers - Camille Crosier, Thelma McCreight, Norma Kenny, Gail Malcolm - pin for 1000 hours or more, Linda Honey, Betty Beare and Betty Porter - absent. Mrs. Brinkman presented caps to the candy-stripers - Helen Tait, Leona Reynolds. Karen Hoekstra - bar for 550 to 650 hrs. - absent. On motion of Camille Crosier the meeting adjour- ned. A lovely lunch was served by the committee in charge and a social hour was enjoyed by all. 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There was some confusion at the Board meeting Mon- day about whether this num- ber is still correct as Scugog trustee Gord Goode told the meeting he has received phone calls from 11 parents who now do not want their kids in French Immersion classes. Carol Hobbs, one of the organizers of the Scugog Parents for French Immer- sion committee was at the Board meeting Monday night. She said afterwards that she was disappointed that it now appears as if there will be no program in the Township this fall. However, Mrs. Hobbs did say she was encouraged by the action taken by the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 25, 1980 -- 7 Board earlier in the meeting to extend the Immersion programs already in place to the grade eight level, and also that the program be made available in other communities when those communities can indicate there are at least 26 students to enter at the Kindergarten level. The Board also passed an amendment stating that French Immersion should cause no dislocation of pres- ent staff or programs at a school. Mr. Graham said after the meeting that he was generally satisfied that the Board had withdrawn the motion for French Immer- p objects to French Immersion sion in Scugog this fall. He said there had been a lot of confusion in the past few days among people in Cartwright when it was learned that the public school in Blackstock might be the location for a French Immersion program. SHARP - CANON TEXAS INSTRUMENT CALCULATORS & Adding Machines PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 New Discovery in DECORATIVE: 'KITCHEN CABINETS Now create the modern attrac- tive kitchen you've always wanted with easy to install cabinets. Many styles to choose from. We will be pleased to quote a price for you. the Window Industry ... VINYLGLIDE 800 to replace those old sliding glass windows you wanted to throw out long ago. Easy to install for do-it-yourselfers. 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