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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 19, 1979 Scugog Jaycees form new unit The Railroadhouse Inn, Port Perry, was the scene of an event which promises to do a great deal for the Scugog area. A meeting was held between several Jaycee Units from the surrounding area and interested local people. After an orientation sess- ion on the aims of the Jaycee movement, Canada Jaycee President, David Robart- Morgan, and National Vice President, Roy Klementi officially inducted the first six members of the newly formed Scugog Jaycees. Al- though the club requires 15 members to receive its char- ter, hopes are very high that many more prospective members will have joined at the second meeting held last night. The Scugog Jaycees will - be guided in their first year of operation by the Whitby Jaycees, one of the outstand- ing Jaycee Units in Canada. Any young man between Ontario. L1C 1J4 : g Ey UL TTT TTT ES 21 bl the ages of 19 - 39 who is interested in developing his leadership skills through community betterment is encouraged to contact Ron McAllister at 985-8043. Arena repairs (From Page 1) hours of ice time per week. The old arena was built in 1951 and artificial ice was putin a couple of years later. In the last six years, repairs totalling $37,000 have been made to the arena for such things as replacement of footings and bracing trusses. If it is found that repairs and maintenance to the building become too costly, forcing a permanent shut- down, this is expected to re-kindle the idea of building a second ice surface at the New Arena on Regional Road 8, just west of Port Perry. LTTE TTT TT rT 1 SHOP WITHOUT GOING SHOPPING The Vo . AMWAY® way Amway Products delivered to your Home. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Brian & Irene Coggins, 22 Lawrence Cres., Bowmanville, (416) 623-4611 ATCT EEE EE EH EH NT WP es ATTENTION: Caesarea Community Church NEW TIMES FOR SERVICES: SUNDAY -10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship MONDAY-7:00 p.m. Youth Night LORE TT ed Em JARE COMIN (For Preview) The old Arena on Water Street may need structural repairs this fall. Tests were carried o week, and an engineer's report is expected to Demand For Services Increasing Some tyrned in to the Arena Board and council in the next / couple of weeks. Community Care continues to grow The demand for services provided by Scugog Com- munity Care continues to grow, according to statistics released at the organiza- tion's annual meeting held September 11 in Port Perry. During the past year for example, volunteers with the organization handled a total of 3,052 assignments, as opposed to a six month total in 1978 of 1171. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending September 13 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL. A standard by which luxury cars are judged. © COUGAR XR-7 LEASE YOUR 1980 NOW Let us plan with you, the type of lease and payment that will sult your budget with the Red Carpet Lease Plan. COLIN BALL MOTORS LIMITED LH. Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry 985-8411 (Ona MERCURY Community Care offers four services to the people of Scugog: meals on wheels, a community involvement and volunteer program, an infor- mation service, and such things as home help, home repair and transportation for senior citizens. Association chairman Roy Grierson said in his address at the annual meeting that no new programs are being con- sidered in the near future, but rather Community Care will concentrate on consolo- dating the services it now Music Festival teachers The Canadian Music Festi- val Adjudicator's Associa- tion announced the appointments of two employ- ees of the Durham Board of Education to their Associa- tion. Two of the ten from across Canada who were appointed are Margaret .Drynan of Oshawa and Glenn Taylor or Port Perry. Such membership allows the acceptants to accept adjudi- cation appointments throughout Canada. HEREFORDS East Central Ontario Hereford Zone ANNUAL FALL SHOW & SALE Registered Herefords PETERBOROUGH FAIRGROUNDS (Note New Location) SAT.,0CT. 13,1979 Show at 4 P.M. - Sale at 7P.M. 82 Entries - Breeding Age Bulls, Cows with Calves Bred & Open Heifers CATALOGUES AVAILABLE. John B. McLauchlan, Secretary-Treasurer, P.O. Box 35, CARRYING PLACE, ONT. 613-392-1857 provides. The meeting was told that the CIVP program has been approved by the provincial government for financial help on an annual basis. Provincial funding for the overall 'organization has been approved until March 1980, but the organization is confident this will become permanent. In the past year, there were 145 volunteers involved with Community Care and they put in more than 2,000 hours of work. There were 2,098 Meals on Wheels served and 436 medical and non- medical transportation assignments. Three new members were appointed to the Board at the annual meeting, and there is still one vacancy to be filled. The organization says that with the demand for services apparently increasing all the time, there is a need for more volunteers at this time. Why take more lessons than you need? Learn everything about dri ing in less time with the professionals at LUKE' DRIVING SCHOOL > "BARRY LUKE Phone: 985-8382 or (705)786-2242 ell Le HTT Tel) Te TT ee ee MINI CINEMA 985-8535 SEPT. 21-22-23-24-25 Friday: 7 & 9 p.m. All Other Nights: 8 p.m. JAN FONDA MICHAEL DOUGLAS ) CCH TC AMATO IN CII ION 3