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® The Manchester parents Rev. and Mrs. Chas Clarke for the. weekend. Stan Glass attended the installation of Doug Coulter, his brother-in-law, as Master of Mimosa Masonic Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alsop visited, with an Aunt and Manchester by Ruby Fielding Church Sunday December 17 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. C. Clarke in charge. On Friday December 22 Youth Group will hold their White Gift Service and Candlelight Service at 7:30 p.m. with lunch to. follow. Mrs. Dolly Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. John Kingstone, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson, Mrs. Lucille Gray, Mrs. Marion Cawker, Mrs. Diane and Leanne McKenzie and Valerie Fennema enjoyed The Living Christmas Tree at Peoples Church in Toronto on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. B.D. Hit- chens of Port Carling visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell on Saturday. FS 2nd - Richard Manns, Low - Freeman McCullough. Improved health is wished to Mr. Les Beacock, who is in the Oshawa General Hospi- tal. Weekend visitors with Mr. --~and Mrs. Merv Pugh were their son, Ivan and his wife Linda from Trout Creek, and Al and Bonnie Soestmeyer and their children Susan and Stacy from Orillia. Mr. Grant Beacock of New Liskeard spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Les Beacock and visited his dad in the Oshawa General Hospital. Don't forget the Sunday School Concert will be held Sunday evening at the Prince Albert Church. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Love held a pre-Christmas dinner at their home, for their family and relatives. Jlean Pugh will be writing the news next week, so- please call her with your news items at 985-2146. A man with eight children is more satisfied than a man with a million dollars. The man with the million wants more. ETT TTT NEIL Port Perry area. There were close to 100 assignments in the home maintenance part of the program, everything from light house-keeping to put- ting on storm windows, cutting grass and shovelling sidewalks. As with the driving service, a nominal fee is charged for the home maintenance and is paid directly to the volunteer. Mrs. Fulford says that initially, the response to the services being offered was slow, partly because senior * citizens are very indepen- dent and didn't want any- thing to. do with something that might be considered "charity". Other seniors had apprehensions of young people working around their homes, but there have been absolutely no problems in this regard. "It just took a little while for a sense of Cadet meeting tonight The Port Perry Army Cadet Corps is holding an open house and "parent-get- drill and rifle practise on the Region. There has been some criti- cism that Community Care has kept very elderly people in their homes too long, delaying the necessary move into a nursing home. But this was part of the intent, and Mrs. Fulford says the service "provides assistance until people really require nursing home care." Community. Care will not provide a full-time com- panion for seniors, although there have been several requests for this. Likewise, the home maintenance volunteers will not under- take a large job like putting on a new roof or re-wiring a house. The Durham Region Community Care received a two-year grant from the provincial government for not be for 100 per cent of the total. Mrs. Fulford feels that regardless of how much the government grants amount to in 1979, Scugog Commun- ity Care is here to stay, even if it means some kind of local fund raising. The local office is open every week-day morning Learn to Drive Rather, the organization will concentrate on making the four existing program func- tion more smoothly. Mrs. Fulford says there are people in the Township who are not aware that the services are available, and there are others who qualify, know the services exist, but have not used them. PROFESSIONALLY with" LUKE'S DRIVING SCHOOL 985-8382 gifted fashions for PRB IAM -- L WV Er Sal SF ISLET SOFC IONS RVR REA CE EH SEARIIR ENKI RAIN (£38 3 i. oy bY v PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 13, 1978 -- 9 i o | 7 P Albert 4 Pa by Ruth Bonnell Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. om m U n i Y a re eS PS Usy 23 The Prince Albert Choir Maxwell, in Marmora. They 2 organized a bus trip to the also had Sunday dinner with mutual trust to be estab- $105.000 and this is scheduled until noon and is staffed by pr! Peoples Church in Toronto, their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. (From page 3) lished," said Mrs. Fulford. to run out at the end of July, Mrs. Fulford and at least one pr on Sunday. Three busloads Richard Johnston and family driving assignments, with So far, Community Care 1979. The local budget from volunteer who co-ordinate A from Prince Albert and the in Whitby. about half of these for per- has found-that the majority February, 1978 until the end the requests for services. HY ® surrounding areas attended The weeks euchre winners sonal reasons and the rest of seniors using the services of July next year is $15,000. The office now gels about 65 ou the program "The Living were Ladies: High - Ruby for medical appointments. are women between the ages The government has given Calls every month. Ar Christmas Tree". Birkett, 2nd - Effie Plough- Mrs. Fulford Says that more of 75 and 85, and Mrs. Ful- some indication that funding During the next year, Mrs. oN Mrs. Helen Chalifoux, man, Low - Marion Bell. ~~ volunteer drivers are says this has been the will be available beyond the Fulford says there will be no - u% from Meaford, is visiting her Mens: High - Joe Forsythe, needed, especially in the ..o right across Durham end of July, 1979, but it may new programs brought in. od - a i, on Tt ns oo pte. < Ca - $- Te Lr rd - a ot J ho! pa & nN Dow ~, ~ - a et Tn PT YOO Fay ; Er involved-night" this evening Dig) X 1 J £ December 13 at Port Perry re + High School. 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