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Members of the Scugog Public Library board were all smiles Thursday night when they signed a contract of a new automated library system. The new service will help in maintaining a more efficient library service for the community. Plc- tured above at the signing ceremony are: Marg Wilbur, chairman, (seated), Judy MacColl, librari- an and secretary (left), Nancy Willlams, treasurer and Richard Earle from AVEC Technical Servic- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 15, 1988 -- 3 Install automated system N&R BUSINESS SERVICES 436-9817 Services to Business Corporate & Individual 3 Tax Planning & Preparation 'Bookieping Payroll Consulting Services to Individuals, Corporations -- CALL-- RICHARD LOWE, M.A.B.A. Director & Chief Consultant IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE Music exam results The results of the Royal Conser- vatory of Music Winter Examina- tions have been released. Students of Eleanor Bailey, A.R.C.T., O.R.M.T.A. received these marks: Grade One Singing- Meredith Allin 82 - first class honours; Jennifer Geer 81 - first class honours; Tracie Andrews 77 - honours. Grade Two Singing- Tammy-Jo May 75 - honours; Meredith & Jennifer will be performing at the Honours Recital of the Oshawa & District Registered Music Teachers at Art Resource Centre, Oshawa, on Tues. March 29th, 7:30 p.m. They will receive an O.R.M.T.A. crest that evening DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL SEEKS RESIDENTS INTERESTED IN LOCAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES Care and Mental Health. The Durham Region District Health Council is currently searching for residents of Durham, not employed in the delivery of health care services, to participate on Council and its standing committees, beginning in September '88. Council would like more input from the users of health care services. Expertise in the delivery of health care services is not required. Council is a voluntary, community health care planning body, appointed by Cabinet to provide advice to the Ontario Minister of Health. Monthly Coun- cil meetings deal with the identification of needs, establishment of short and long term priorities and co-ordination of planning for the effective and effi- cient development of health care services. Currently Ministry of Health ex- penditures in Durham Region exceed $200 million annually. Standing committee members are appointed by Council and meet 5-7 times per year. The committees include: Acute Care; Community Health; Long Term If you are concerned about the quality of life in your community and are prepared to undertake the challenge of working towards achieving ongoing improvement in health care throughout the Region, we invite you to apply for membership on Council or its committees. For application forms and further information contact: DURHAM REGION DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL 40 King Street West, Suite 300, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1A4 (416) 433-4262 Library comes of age On March 10, the Board of the Scugog Memorial Public Library signed a contract with AVEC Technical Services Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario, for an automated library system. Installation will begin in June, and hopefully the system will be up and running for Public Library Week October 17-23. This sum- mer, the staff will be trained to use the system, and the books and patron cards will be bar-coded. The Board and Staff believe that they can deliver a more effi- cient library service to our com- munity. It will be easy to find in- formation on the status of books, and to obtain accurate and up-to- date information on reserves and overdues. Both patrons and staff will benefit. Ge Hearing c Aid Centre ¢f Port Perry Dr E Mueller's Otfice 24 Water St. S| Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Funding for the project includ- ed $54,340 from the Provincial Ministry of Culture and Com- munications and $12,500 from the "Township of Scugog Municipal Council. Dennis J Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultant 985-3003 985-9192 M Co Over 75 exhibitors selling '® "The True Essence of Country" . vg DECOp Corp gcTiBLE® SHOW & SALE MARCH 19 6 20 10am. -5p.m. MARKHAM FAIRGROUNDS Ar, Ne MARKHAM, ONT. «* P | EN ---- Cee) | J ] \ WIN DOOR PRIZES Courtesy of Admission: $3.00 ANNOUNCING SPRING 1988! '/ Canada's largest display of Country Furnishings, Folk Art, Contemporary Country Crafts, Country Decorating Accessories, and Interior Decorators. Introducing the Canadiana Collectibles Corner. DAILY COUNTRY DECORATING WORKSHOPS COUNTRY TEA ROOM catered by Cita 3 A COMPLETE WITH: e 15 yr. warranty High grade filter ® ¥% h.p. pump e Maintenance kit e Heavy duty liner e Vacuum kit PROP BY AND SEE A POOL OPERATING RIGHT IN OUR SHOWROOM. 133 TAUNTON RD. W. (at Somerville) PLUS MANY, MANY MORE FEATURES OSHAWA BUY EARLY AND GET LAST YEAR'S PRICES! ABOVE GROUND POOLS TAUNTON POOLS 571-0189 LIMITED TIME ONLY! TAUNTON RD. - dy . ROSSLANG ROD. 1] TE EEE Sklar ls a alls TI ET ----_----