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Cn Rr 4 on || Doors - Windows - Siding oat GR Tai ls ERS Durham Region is about to train an investigator to track down people who are defrau- ding the welfare depart- ment. He or she will work on a one-year trial basis checking into the distribution of the region's $10-million welfare budget. Oshawa councillor John DeHart who has pushed to hire the investigator since last fall said the move will save the region money. How much, he doesn't know, he said, since the region hasn't tried anything like this before. Nor would he give any approximate estimate of how many of the 5,000 people who receive wel- fare assistance every month take advantage of the system. Social services commis- sioner Doug Johns said his department was suspicious of 30 or 40 cases last year. But because of the difficulty in proving intend to defraud in 'a fraud case, only six cases were prosecuted in the courts, Johns pointed out. Rh hy dae FEE MAR BTR EDC AN LT THOU RR Wet NLS 2k a 4 Ae 0 ry = ANI Adal CePA TO 5 - v4 reat i bo AAP NIK, Als DeHart said an experien- ced employee from social services will be picked and trained for the job, sche- duled to begin on July 1. The salary for the position, he said, will cost the region about $20,000 for the one- year period. At the end of this time, he said, the region will review results of the investigator's work and decide whether to continue the program. In many cases, DeHart . Investigator to track down Durham welfare defravders said, welfare assistance will be simply cut off when the department determines the recipient doesn't warrant the benefits. If evidence exists that a fraud was committed the department would ask the police to lay charges. The basic assistance a single man recieves is $43.70 a week. The amount in- creases if a recipient has a wife and children, Johns said. Surprise party for Cecil Heayn's 80th On June 11, a surprise party was held at the family home to celebrate Cecil Heayn's 80th birthday. Those attending were Jim, Marylyn, Glenn, Bob and Sandra Heayn, Scugog, Doug Betty, Vickie, Bill and Jamie Heayn, Prince Albert, Tim, Nancy, Chris, Stephen, and Mandy Heayn, - Prince Albert, Barbara Hartin and Tracey Hartin, Oshawa. Pine Ridge Garden Club June meeting by Norma Frew ' The Pine Ridge Garden Club held their June Meeting in the form of a bus trip to Otto Richter & Sons "Herb Gardens' at Goodwood. The Richter family are most enthusiastic about the use of herbs in cooking and medical treatment. The early Indians who pre- ceded us on this continent utilized the healing plants of the forests, deserts and sea- shores. Although our pre- scription drugs are available in handy, colourful, even tasty forms and all appear to be "factory made' or of synthetic chemical origin over 37 percent of all pre- scriptions contain a drug from natural plant sources. When the early settlers arrived in North America, many carried with them herbal remedies. More cau- tious settlers began to ask the native inhabitants of America - the Indians to show them which plants were useful for curing sickness. The Richter greenhouses hold plants of every descrip- tion along the herb line and are recognized in many countries. Needless to say the bus on the way home was loaded down with plants of many varieties. The July meeting will be a barbecue and film presentation. DIRECTORY V&L . SEPTIC TANK SERVICES Port Perry & Surrounding Area PHONE 985-2158 705-786-2799 (evenings only) QUARTER HORSES & PAINT HORSES For Sale Also Wood Shavings for Bedding * BILL ELLINS RR.1, Oshawa 655-3195 A-1 ALUMINUM Porch Ericlosures "Soffit - Fascia - Eavestrough " - Repairs - Best Quality at Terrific Prices * For Free Estimates Call: 985-8523 GOODMAN PLUMBING Complete Bathroom Renovations Ceramic Tiles - Vanities - Fixtures Older Homes & Cottages Our Specialty 10% Discount to Senior Citizens FREE ESTIMATES 725-1044 OSHAWA 985-7758 PORT PERRY 985-8651 ROLLING HILLS RANCH Horses Boarded - Large Paddocks - Trail Rides Hay Rides - Lessons - English & Western R.R.2, PORT PERRY - SHIRLEY ROAD BE) Larry, Diane and Jeremy Hartin of Shirley, Jackie Kenny and Dick Shinn, Port Perry, Marilyn, David and Joanne McTaggart, Oshawa. A complete set of lawn furniture including table, table cover, umbrella, chairs and lounge was presented by the family. New Port Perry summer camp The Durham Region Family YMCA announces a new camp in Port Perry this summer. Play Camp is an outdoor morning program operating Monday to Friday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. uniquely designed for the 2-6 year olds. Under the supervision of Pat Mowers, the children will be involved in activities such as independent play, juice and cookies, followed by stories, songs, crafts, and organized play. Indoor programs will be held if it rains. The Play Camp will be held at the Port Perry United Church beginning Monday, June 30 and operating for four 2-week session. For further information please contact the Durham Region Family CA at 985-2924. Call George SEAGRAVE ELECTRIC Quality Work - Reasonable Rates 985-2018 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 18, 1980 -- 35 Scugog Island by Mrs. Earl Reader There will be a paper collection by the Scugog Island Boy Scouts this Satur- day morning June 21. Please have your papers tied and at the end of your driveway by 9 a.m. The Scugog Island United Church Sunday School will have a picnic at Poplar Park this Thursday June 19 start- ing at 11:30 p.m. If any of the children do not have a ride please contact Mrs. Madeline Cawker. Monday night of this week a large number of the Scugog Island Choir with their families and neighbourhood assistants enjoyed a pot luck supper and social in the Church basement. The Cubs and Beavers had a very active weekend. The twelve Beavers spent Satur- day in Blackstock at the annual Beaveree which is a fun day in sports. Thanks to all the parents who helped for a very successful day. The 13 Cubs got an extra measure when they spent a whole athletic weekend at the Port Perry Scout Hall. Tim Fulford 'was invested into Cubs and all the Cubs received their athletic badges. Many thanks to Mr. Doug Bache and Mrs. Jim Callan for helping Jim Callan to look after the boys. Sunday was a special day for the children at the Island Church when they received the awards fro n the Sunday School in recognition of their loyalty and studies. They were particularly pleased to have their fathers present for Father's Day to enjoy the presentation for the year's efforts. Many regular older fathers were present but it was especially gratifying to have several younger ones on hand to support their: families. The pupils of five classes were individually -.ealled forward by the assistant superintendent Jan Gerrow and received gifts presented by their respective teachers, BE 1 RC RELIABLE Plumbing & Heating Ltd. New Installations - Repairs Alterations - Power Drain Cleaning BERT FABER PHONE: 985-3734 "Service is Our Business" ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING & REPAIR MITTON ELECTRIC _ Telephone 668-2670 208 Chestnut St. East Whitby, Ontario. V-BELTS - PULLEYS BEARINGS CHAIN-SPROCKETS |B VATING Specializing in Ponds & Shorelines 259 SIMCOE ST. NORTH, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO PHONE 985-3142 FREE ESTIMATES JAMES RANKIN ELECTRIC Residential - Farm - Commercial . BOX 1148 - PORT PERRY 985-8537 REASONABLE RATES Jan Gerrow, Marilyn Tripp, Wilma Johnson, Linda and Lisa LeRoy and Valerie Bardocz. The superinten- dent gave added announce- ments. There will be two more Sundays of Sunday School before vacation. Other children who are not presently attending will be welcomed in the Fall. Watch for announcements regard- ing Rally Day at that time. As we looked at the loyal members of our choir on Sunday we realized we wouldn't have one of them if we were residents of Cam- bodia where Communists have killed all above a grade three level and all who wear glasses as they are consider- ed to have education. As was fitting on Father's Day the collection stewards, Glen Wilson and Dorothy Freeman represented family as a father and mother. - Rev. Clarke's message addressed to the adults recalled Scripture he was requested to learn in his youth and encouraged the parents to give their children scripture to learn that would remain in their memory when they become teenagers and are searching for SEWING ~ MACHINE REPAIRS call GIL RUMMENIE 986-5319 Or Drop Off At MODERN TEXTILES eT oI o ITH] i Chuich security. He continued into the meaning of vows and the results when they are kept or changed or even abandoned. Congratulations to Cheryl Chandler and John Davis who were married in the Island United Church on Sat- urday. Grace U C.W. cater- ed for the reception. It's just two weeks until you may enjoy the Salad supper in the Community Hall, sponsored by the Head U.C.W. Strawberries have been ordered and hopefully can be on the menu. Order your tickets now from your correspondent or any member. Take your choice for 5:30 or 6:30. Those who have attended other years know they will not be disap- pointed. Look in Coming Events for price. At a meeting on Sunday Elders and Stewards dis- cussed summer services, purchase of Bibles, a long step ladder and circulating fans. The Head U.C.W. will have its last meeting before vacation on Thursday June 26. Husbands are invited to attend, more details next week. The open meeting will be held at the Island Hall. OFFICE SUPPLIES available at PATTERSONS OF PORT 197 Queen Street {Across from the Post Office) 985-8332 Services " THE UNITED CHURCH OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CANADA Rev. R. Brawn, Minister SUNDAY JUNE #2 10a.m. Sacrament of Baptism PRINCE ALBERT 11:30 a.m. Sacratiient, of Baptism =~ © SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. C. Clarke Rev. E. Linstead Services" Scugog-9:45a.m. Manchester - 11:45 a.m. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 110 Lilla South - 985-2420 Rev. R. Batten ' Rev. I. MacLean 10 a.m. Family Bible Hour 11 a.m. Praise and Worship 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service Wed., 10:30 a.m. Prayertime 7 p.m. Youth Service 8 p.m. Bible Study & Prayer We care! H b . . © 400 ey Tune in Ch. 22 Street HOPE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH OF PORT PERRY Divine Redemption is our only hope Services in the Presbyterian Church 11:30 a.m. Morning Church 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship Rev. J. Geuzebroek Everyone Welcome GLa A PAL La) Ao Vist : : IN CANADA - Rev. Stuart McEntyre ST. JOHN'S PORT PERRY 319 Queen Street SUNDAY JUNE 22 9:00 a.m. Church School 9:55 a.m. Divine Worship BURNS CHURCH ASHBURN SUNDAY JUNE 22 »-10 a.m..Church School 11215 a.m. Divine Worship PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Interim Pastor Rev. Mr. Len Jones 9:45 a.m. Bible School 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Hour of Praise CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R.c. Rose Rector Honorary Assistant Rev. A. Woolcock SUNDAY JUNE 22 Trinity I11 11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer and Church School ST. 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