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J VRB SAH A SRSA IE Scugog Island By Mrs. Earl Reader Grace' UCW meets today at noon at the home of Mrs. Mitchell. It will take the form of a picnic luncheon. On Wednesday," Mrs. Nelson Reader trip to Stratford when they 'stayed oyernight and saw the play 'Anthony and Cleo- ". patra', ' On Saturday evening Mr. -and Mrs. Syd. Chandler _ were invited out for an anniversary supper to cele- brate 40 years of marriage. They arrived home to find a 'Manchester By Mrs. Ruby Fielding Church Sunday, June 6 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. B.R. Pogue in charge, The Manchester UCW meeting at Mrs, Edith Bruces home on Thursday, 'June 3 at 2 pm. Sincere sympathy to Mr. Alan Jackson and relatives in the passing of Mrs. Jackson last week. Mrs. Florence Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Hitchens of Oshawa visited Mrs... Charles Howsam, South Bend, Indianna, over the holiday weekend. Mr. Rueben Hancel of Oshawa and friend of Toronto Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hutchi- son of Agincourt callers at Mr. and Mrs. L.B, Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawler attended the graduation of her sister Miss Brenda Wood at Kingston on Friday. Please phone your news to 985-2410. ; joined - friends of Raglan in a bus wn m w m x m A A m Po) house full of relatives and well wishers. They, were presented with a china cabinet and everyone enjoy- ed a happy evening. The 'Head" UCW . will meet tonight at the home of Mrs." Alan Carter. If you "have any Duncan Hines Deluxe cake mixes on hand, please bring the flavour name from the bottom right "of the front panel wrapper. - It can help our funds. 'Don't forget to save up for the Women's Institute Auction Sale in July. ) © Children attendance at "Grace" Church seems to be slowing down. Though baby, siting is available, many young parents are not taking advantage of it. Rev. Pogue's message .to the children was based on the common product of '"'salt", which if found in many places in the world and has had a varied use through the ages, as well as being a necessity to life. As salt makes a difference, so does a Christian in helping make the world a better and healthier place. : The flowers on the Com- munion Table were from the late Edna Mclaren's garden, sent by her husband Murray. . Mrs. Don Gerrow an Mrs. Gary Edgar have been very busy delivering and picking up the census forms. Olympic Lottery - . Tickets available at the Port Perry Star i FE p> top. Reach Township Port Perry Scugog Island Cartwright Organizations & ° Special Donations Total Allotted Objective Increase over 1975 Increase over; * Allotted Objective CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Thank You On behalf of the Scugog Township Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society, your Campaign Chairman, Arnold Roach, would like to extend sincere appreciation to the Captains and Can- vassers who gave so generously of their time and as a result put the April Campaign over the Thanks to those who contributed so gener- ously to help continue research, education and service to patients in the fight against Cancer. Also a special thanks to those organizations who held Special Events and donated the net proceeds to the Cancer Campaign and to the Port Perry Star for their fine' publicity and pictures during the Campaign. 1975 1976 $2,562.00 $3,026.00 $2,329.00 $2,726.00 $616.00 $ 750.00 $1,504.00 $1,751.00 : . $621.00 $1,147.00 '$7,682°00 $9,400.00 $4,500.00 $6,500.00 $1,768.00 $2,900.00 Jean Dymond awarded Mrs. M. B, Dymond, pre- sident of the Durham Region Lung Association (formerly Tuberculosis and Respir- atory Disease Association) was presented with the gold double-barred cross, the symbol of the fight against TB and other respiratory diseases by the executive - director, Mrs. E. A. Collins at the annual meeting held this week. Mr. Grant H. Armstrong, Oshawa was elected presid- 1S ent for 1976-77; Mr. Stanley . Rickard, Beaverton and Mrs. W. M. Rudell, Bowman- ville were elected vice- presidents, Dr. Gerald Blandford, 'as- sociate professor. . of medicine and assistant pro-. fessor of pathology at the University of Toronto was the guest speaker. Dr. Blandford is conducting investigations under grants from the Medical Research Council of Canada andthe Ontario Thoracic Society Port Perry 4-H Dairy Club By Kelly Lee The May meeting of the Port Perry 4-H Dairy Club was held at the farm of Harold Howsam and family. There was a good atten- dance and the group judged 4" 2 year old holstein cows. Keith Phoenix then pre- sented the official placings of the cattle and our group STYLE-RITE Sleeveless BI compared their reasons to his. Also a lesson was given on the different areas of a cows stomach, At the conclusion of the evening everyone enjoyed a delicious lunch of donuts and chocolate milk. Our June meeting will be held at the farm of John Stone, Saintfield. 5150 . 516" ouses ah CAT oN Ashcan web dedi mnie IAAF ACI EF DASE 02 CEA SL EIN LB VIEWAVEh SEERA IVEICE BI Boy ¥7, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 2, 1976 -- 3 for volunteer work funded enterprise into the immunology and immun- -opathology of respiratory virus infections. On speak- ing about influenza, the doc- tor said that every study conducted since the first tepdeted death from swine flue last year indicates this strain of influenza may reach the same proportions . as the 1918-19 outbreak that killed over 20 million people. The speaker said that influ- énza epidemics seem to run in 10-year cycles, referring to the 1957-58 Asian flu and the 1968-69 Hong Kong Flu. Unfortunately, the next one expected will be the swine flu variety. Dr. Blandford was con- cerned that not enough money is being budgeted for medical research and, because of government policy, Canada is in danger of losing her medical resear- chers. The government believes that wg can get all Sea Queen Swimsuits our research from the United States. This belief is self- defeating, because many of our young doctors and scien- tists are leaving the country. The speaker stated the Canadian government has made no effort.on the scale of the American government to produce the flu vaccine, and is shopping around in Europe and the United States hoping to purchase enough vaccine for our needs. '"This again is another reason for more government financing,' said Dr. Blandford. ; Greetings were brought to the annual meeting by Mr. Walter Beath, Chairman of the Municipality of the Region of Durham, and Mayor James Potticary of Oshawa. Elected to the Executive Council from Port Perry were Dr. M. B. Dymond, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Crozier, Mrs. A. Harper and Mr. Grant MacDonald of Port Perry. 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