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^akes part in school program Ororio Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 18,1981 5 George Dunlop distributes poppies Jim Middleton, an Orono Veteran of the First world War distributes poppies at the two Orono-Lockharts Schools last November 11th. during a schools. service Christmas Seals date back to an idea in 1903 George Dunlop, an prone Veteran distributes poppies at a Remembrance Day service held at both schools of the Lockhart's Orono system. George was assisted by Mr. Jim Middleton. A half hour service with film, stories and the Last Post were observed- at both Schools on the morning morning of November 11th. One sto.rmy December night in 1903 a postman named named Einar Holboell was working working late in a post office on the outskirts of Copenhagen. He was sorting great piles of Christmas mail. As he moved around the mailbags he paused paused to, look out of the window, and caught sight of two ragged ragged little waifs, a boy and a , f l, before they disappeared o the swirling snow. I Einar Holboell went back to his mailbags with a sad heart. The contrast between the expressions of good will slipping through his fingers and the forsaken looking children troubled him. As tinje passed, an idea formed in tl\e postmans mind. Suppose'that Suppose'that every Christmas letter letter and parcel carried an extra stamp, and that the money from these tens of thousands of stamps went to help unfortunate unfortunate children, many crippled crippled with diseases like tuber-, culosis. Einar Holboell's ideas was successful in his native Denmark, Denmark, and in 1907 the Christmas Seal Campaign , began in North America, specifically to help people afflicted afflicted with TB. Largely due to continuing public support tuberculosis is no longer a major health problem in North America. But Christmas Seals remain a part of our Christmas tradition. The money raised by local • Lung Associations now goes to support research into improved improved treatment and detection detection , methods for such diseases as asthma, emphysema^ emphysema^ lung cancer and chronic bronchitis. Local community programs'are also funded, to improve public awareness of the causes of lung disease and. to help people people with respiratory problems breathe a little easier. However, the Lung Association can only continue continue through public support of the Christmas Seal Campaign. Campaign. Over 100,000 packages of Christmas Seals have been sent dut in Durham Region. * Just a $1.00 return from all those 'letters will realize the area's target of $100,000. Give generously-it's a matter of life and breath. A Cheated Heart By: Wendy Procher You can take away the sun- ( ne, x-aid bring along the rain. You can take away my happiness, happiness, And bring along the pain. You can take away the laughter, And bring along the tears. You can take away the unison, And bring along the fears. You can't take away tomorrow, tomorrow, < Cause I'll hold onto yesterday. yesterday. You can't take away the memories, Cause' I'll hold onto them, always. You can't take away the meaning, Cause' I'll hold onto every word. You can't take away my everything, Cause' I'll hold onto something new. You can't take a,way my love, Cause' I'll hold onto always, you. ' ' WE NEED YOUR NOMINATIONS FOR JUNIQR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARD (DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1, 1981) Purpose of Awards Inaugurated in Ontario to provide recognition for outstanding achievements or acts of courage and initiative by boys and girls, between the ages of six and 18 years. The program will also include include individual awards presented for meritorious conduct on a sustained basis, plus special group awards to recognize the efforts efforts of young people throughout the communities of the province. province. '.r#» Noteworthy deeds of Ontario boys and girls are performed within their communities. Only by having them 'drawn to our attention by local nominators and newspaper editors will we be able to honour these worthy young citizens and give them the public recognition they so richly deserve. Who Is Eligible? The award nominees will be individuals or groups who have performed performed acts of physical heroism, perhaps endangering their own lives, overcoming disabling physical or psychological handicaps to match or exceed their fellows, or being involved'in some worthwhile worthwhile community, servicei endeavour. >• A COMMUNITY PROJECT OF CP AIR AND THIS NEWSPAPER. @ CP Air CP md P are registered trademarks of Canadian pacific Limited. I am proud to nominate _ of !V(y name is Address Birthdate Address __ for a 1981 Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. (Please enclose a separate sheet telling why vgu believe an award is deserved.) . Phone No.. Name of this newspaper _L NOMINATIONS CLOSE DECEMBER 1, 1981