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Three happy and healthy looking donors lined up for their blood test, to determine if they were 'fit' to give blood at the second Blood Donor Clinic sponsored by the local Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs. From left, Marie Mumford, Prince Albert, Corrinne and Doug Keetch, Port Perry. Being closely watched by one of the Red Cross nurses are two members of the local Kinsmen Club, John Vernon and Bruce Willis donating their On the evening of October . 3, thirteen ladies of the "Head" U.C.W. met at the Scugog News home of Mrs. Irene Carter and immediately divided into groups of 2 or 3 to go out Why risk an empty heating oil tank on a blizzardy day? Shell offers two words of advice to homeowners: Automatic Refill. Automatic Refill is how Shell makes sure you don't run out of heating oil. The first time you purchase Shell heating oil, we start a record of your oil consumption and relate it to weather records and forecasts. We use. a RAY BIRKETT Port Perry 985-2291 mathematical formula to figure how much oil you'll need during the year, and exactly when you'll need a refill. You won't end up the day of a blizzard saying: "| can't believe we used "the whole tank." Call us soon. PIE TIRING CRLF TIES precious blood to a second successful Red Cross Clinic held Thursday last week. visiting homes in the "Head" Community. Many pleasant visits were made but some names on the list were not called on because of short- age of time. So it will be necessary to have another similar occasion. Following the visit, Mrs. Don Freeman and Mrs. Zingg returned as guests, to Irene Carter's home to meet the rest of the members and enjoy the evening. After all returned and reported on their visits a Devotion was started with Scripture Reading by Irene Carter and a study on Thankfulness and Gratitude by Reta Reader. Appreciation correspon- dence was received from Mrs. Marion Carter, Mrs. Camie Samells, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graham. The Treasurer reported a September balance of $633. Bonnie Gerrow reported on Hospital Aux. purchases of monkey bars, blood. pres- sure machine and refrigera- tor for the Pharmacy Dept. 'The painting which had been on display for several months was finally to go to a visiting lady from U.S. but she turned it over to a very pleased hostess. We were asked to re- business. LET AN EXPERT DO IT... ~ Installations 7 Renovations ~ Pump Repairs Murray Burnfield is pleased to be associated with Consumers Gas and would be happy to quote prices on installation of gas to your home or member October 19 and October 23 for special meet- ings. Call Bonnie if you can go. Some plans were made for the Mystery Sister supper in November. Sunday night, - over 60 people met at the "Head Memorial" Church for the Old Fashioned Thanksgiving Service. Rev. Reeves was the guest speaker. He dis- played his many talents and gave an inspiring address, The singing of the Historical Society - Choir was much appreciated, especially the two numbers rendered by the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Watson. The pie social that followed was much enjoyed by all. GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR Call To-day! Murray Burnfield {AAR Cw