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With less than a month to go before December 1st, closing date for nominations to the Ontario 'Junior Citizens of the anjer program, no nominations have been made from the Scugog area. According to officials at the Ontario Weekly News- AL AIR RE A C0 ¥ EAP SIME RCE FE 0 VAs Tr LS Egy "% od Taw LA 4X Dr iy ALY > ¥ EE 170% F LEE va a od paper Association, which is co-sponsor along with CP Air, twenty nine nominations from all over the province have been entered, but nothing from this area. The purpose of the awards is to provide recognition for . outstanding achievement or acts of courage and initiative Library fund drive goes on The Fund to finish and equip the new Scugog Memorial Library received a big boost over the weekend, coming from several different sources. It was announced at the *'Golden Oldies" dance on Saturday night that two large pledges had recently been received. The first was a pledge of $1,500 over three years by the newly formed Rotary Club of Port Perry. This donation represented the first community project 'by this new service club in Scugog Township. It is hoped that many more similar contributions will be made by this organization over coming years to other worth- while community projects. It was also disclosed that Mr.Stephen Roman, thfough the Stephen B. Roman foundation and Denison Mines Limited, will be "making a $5,000 donation to the furniture fund for the new library. This generous donation to the project will bring Mr. Roman's contri- butions, personal and cor- porate to a total of $11,000 since fund raising began. As well as the above dona- tions, it was announced that Visit Boyd House Miniatures Acomplete miniature shop, specializing in miniatures for the beginner, builder, - childand collector. 57 Crandell St, Port Perry, Ont., 985-7034 ™ a a a TP wn nn ---- - a = ee a TT TT TL TL TL TL TL TLL TL CI COCO OOOO CIEE SS --- Be " Lire HAND CRAFT BOUTIQUE Yarn-Macrame- Crafts Needle-Art Supplies 227 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 1 YY Gonse Selly (Y Sloe LIMITED "3&2 197 Queen Street - Port Perry - OPEN: Monday thru Saturday DAM Io 6P.M. Thursday & Friday t09:00P.M. + DIAMONDS - - Cards & Gifts for All Occasions - -EAR PIERCING - WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIRS - Member of the canadian jewellers association the dance itself and the 50-50 draw together raised be- tween $2,500 and $3,000. Final figures were not avail- able immediately at the . dance. At 12:00 midnight the winning ticket in the 50-50 draw was pulled out of the hat by Mayor Jerry Taylor. Former Regional Councillor and long time library supporter Gerry Jackman won the draw and immedi- ately donated the excess over $1,000 back to the furni- ture fund. This last donation, being approximately $500, brought the announced weekend receipts to almost $10,000. Sa All of the above informa- tion was well received by a large and boisterous crowd of library supporters at the fund raising dance. Fund raising tickets were announced indicating that in excess of $140,000 has been raised to date by the Fund - Raising Committee. A further $19,000 is being sought by the Committee before it winds down at the end of December. The Fund Raising: Committee has a number of ongoing projects running to' the end of the year, all worthy of commun- ity support. These include the returnable bottle drop-off at the library, read a thon's at most township public schools, planned through the local high schools and a Christmas baking project being under- ~ taken by the "Friends of the Library" Meanwhile, construction of the new library continues, and any- one can now visit the Water Street location to see the daily advances of- the building. 1} (416) 985-8011 i --------- = - a TTT TT TT TTT TAL a a ah ae kA AT ATATATATATATLT IN projects being SR TIN rt! | PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 18, 1981 -- 3 | We're still looking for a citizen of the year by boys and girls between have performed acts of been involved in some worth- the ages of six and eighteen physical heroism, overcome while community service. years. The nominees could disabling physical or psych- An ad in this weeks edition be individuals or groups who ological handicaps or have of the Star on page twenty "A Construction of the new Scugog War Memorial Library on Water Street seems to be moving along close to schedule as the walls and roof are now up. Workers hope to have the building "closed in" before the cold weather arrives. It is expected that barring any unforseen snags in construction, the new building will be completed early in the new year. A fund raising drive for equipment and furnishings will continue [See story] all the gifts 1 olVR" ep], at prices Morte Lined (o1VY K=1a]T0) ensLine 4 vy Winter Boots ie ada INSULATED (regular)... $59.95 : 9 INSULATED (with steel... Xo ak WORK BOOT (with steel)... .. © STANFIELD'S THERMAL UNDERWEAR $ FORMEN 1 2 ° 9 5 Shirts or Bottoms S 1 0 ° 7 5 ea. pc. 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