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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 26, 1979 Ln Na by Peggy Myers tickets for the three prizes to i The Potpourri Handicraft be drawn on October 20 at Si Guild's first meeting of the the Fall Festival of Crafts. PA fall season got underway at First prize is a quilt, second S20! the Town Hall on Wednesday prize, a hooked rug, and Oy evening, September 6th. third prize, a pair of decoup- SA President Mary Lou Carnoc- age pictures. Tickets have aN han presided over the meet- been going extremely well, LA ing. The June minutes from and there will be a limited SAE) Secretary Anna Spencely number available during the £8 and report from Treasurer two-day show and sale on Ue Muriel Watson were both October 19th and 20th. The Sie accepted as presented. Over hours for the Craft Show will tio the summer members have be 12 noon to 9 p.m. Friday, AR been promoting our raffle October 19th and 10 a.m. to 5 py 2) SE DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS 518 % 1-5 Year ANNUAL 11%% Monthly or Semi-Annually 1-5 Years CALL SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-3832 Potpourri Handicraft Guild prepare for Craft Festival p.m. Saturday, October 20th. Watch for further details coming up very soon. More detailed plans were discuss- ed at our September 6th meeting and will be finalized at the next meeting to be held on Wednesday, October 3rd. We are pleased to welcome back the members from the summer break, and also to extend a warm wel- come to. the visitors who attended our September meeting. We hope you enjoy- ed the evening and that you'll come back and see us again. The Guild was very privi- ledged to have as their guest for the evening Phyllis Zabudsky, who talked about the techniques of petit point. She brough many examples of her work in pictures and jewellery, and these were available for sale following the meeting. Such an intri- cate craft requires many hours of detailed work, and the results are exquisite. One has a definite feeling of pride and accomplishment on the completing of an article using this lovely craft. Our many thanks to Phyllis for an entertainining evening. Don't forget our Craft Show and Sale coming up soon. More details will follow. See you at our next meeting at the Town Hall on Wednesday, October 3rd. Visitors are welcome. Students to learn facts of smoking and health September is back-to- school time, and for Durham Region Lung Association this September marks the start of a brand new program in regional schools. Concerned by the increased incidence of regular cigarette smoking among young children, the local Christmas Seal organi- zation has designed a series of classroom visits for Kindergarten to Grade Three students. Gordon Terwillegar, President of the Association and principal of Beau Valley Elementary School says, "Peer pressure appears to be the prime factor in intro- ducing children to the cigarette habit at school. If, early in the school career, positive values for a healthy life-style can be instilled, peer pressure to begin smoking should be more effectively resisted in later grades." The program uses several mediums to deliver its message - film, puppets, flannel board kits and simple smoking experiments are all featured in sessions in- dividually designed for diffe- rent grade levels. Cecil the Sensible Seal and Octopuff the Smoking Octopus will accompany Lynda Corneal, the Association's Educa- tional Programming Co- ordinator, on her visits. "We feel that what child- ren enjoy, they will remem- ber", says Mrs. Corneal, 'so our whole approach will be light and entertaining." The Association feels that overall success of the program depends on its continuity, and ideally presentations should be made to each grade at least once during each school year. "All we ask is that time and we'll do the rest," says Executive Director Angela Tibbles. "We really hope Durham Region's schools will make full use of this free service, and help us tackle the problem of pre-adoles- cent smoking." School visits can be arranged by calling Lynda Corneal at 723-3151, or by writing to Durham Region Lung Association c-o Oshawa General Hospital. Local couple earn sales award plaque Denis and Clara Goddard of 345 Park Road, South, Oshawa, Ontario, Direct Distributor of Amway products announced today the awarding of a Personal Sales Award Plaque to Robert and Janice Aldred of R.R.3, Port Perry. The Plaque can be earned annually by any of the 250,000 Amway distributors throughout the world by achieving a high personal sales goal. 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