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ANI GA 'munity 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 7, 1985 Task force asks Christians to use influence against porn Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader On Wed, evening 17 ladies of the "Head" UCW met at the home of Mrs. Frieda Cochrane. The study was taken from a study made by a Task Force of the Divi- Hospital product fair sion of Missions in Canada on Pornography. Thro' our Christian con- cern for others it is necessary to use our in- fluence to curb an evil that is spreading within our midst. We missed Irene Carter who was away caring for her grandson who had recently been hospitalized, and Pat Fulcher who was vaca- tioning in Florida with her mother. We remembered our mothers in the roll call by giving their maiden names as well as our Canada Health Week Canada Health Day falls on Sunday, May 12, so Canada Health Week will be celebrated from May 13 - 17, 1985 at Com- Memorial Hospital, Port Perry. This is an annual event designed to promote awareness of health issues and is sponsored by the Canadian Hospital . Association and Cana- dian Public Health Association. The theme this year is "Serving Your Health Needs," and provides an opportunity for examin- ing some of the costs in- volved in meeting health needs. With tight budgets 2 Sil Li by BOX bo hd IMPATIENS BEGONIAS PINE BARK CHUNKS WHITE MARBLE CHIPS ALL PURPOSE LIQUID PLANT FOOD He gory: and an increasing need for service, health care facilities must continue to take care to ensure the cost-effectiveness of "their operation. To provide staff, physi- cians and the general public with facts about product costs, a Product Fair will be set up in the Hospital Library. Equip- ment and supplies, medicines, etc. will be shown along with the cost of each product. In- dividual departments within the Hospital will arrange part of the display and will provide relevant information at scheduled times during ~ SUPER SPECIAL YOUR CHOICE ©) BEDDING PLANTS = Y GERANIUMS (3 HARDY MUMS ° 99 6 POTS S6 LITRE - 4 4.99 20510 10 KG 20 XG BAG the day. Everyone is welcome to attend. A staff suggestion pro- gram will be put into practice. Staff whose suggestions are im- plemented and result in a cost saving with no loss of quality of care, will receive a cash award. This program will be ongoing to encourage staff to submit their ideas for efficiency whenever they think of them. For more details about the Product Fair, check the poster in the front lobby of the Hospital. SPECIAL PRICES IF EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING SAT MAY 11 1985 EVERGREENS SHRUBS AND SEEDS AVAILABLE The luncheon as well as the Art and Craft Show were well attended on Sat. and many former friends met and many satisfactory purchases were made. Mrs. Phyllis Haines of Bowmanville won the ldcky draw. Next Sunday May 12 there will be a joint ser- vice at the Island United for Family Day and a chance to hear Rev. Whitney Dough from Florida. Scugog and Manchester congregations will meet at 11 a.m. instead of the usual Service time. Mr. Maurice Fralick is home again after his her- nia surgery in Toronto. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Doreen White of the Crow's Nest Pass in Alberta has returned to her home after spending 5 weeks in the Carol and Brian Robinson home when she came to help welcome their little daughter and help the family. During this time she had many happy ex- periences and wished to express her gratitude for the consideration and friendship she had received from people of the community. BEGONIAS 7 3 IN FULL BLOOM fuss 12.95 NO NAME vind LOW PRICES TOP SOIL FOR PLANTING SUPER PEAT MOSS 8: iia 3 99 CATTLE MANURE COMPOST Therefore, . fine markets... of fine foods ae a seed a First blood A successful Red Cross blood donor clinic was held May 1 at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry as 124 units were collected, including one from first time donor Sue Garvock, who is seen here with clinic assistants Lee Min Chou and Cheryl Jamieson of the Red Cross. Nurses from Port Perry Hospital assisted and helped organize the clinic. They had set a goal of 100 units. ATLANTIC CANADA NEW BRUNSWICK « NEWFOUNDLAND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - NOVA SCOTIA INCLUDING NEWFOUNDLAND 19 DAY...EXPLORER ROUTE $1 275 PER PERSON TWIN 13DEPARTURES JUNE 15 TO SEPTEMBER 7 Note: June 15 Is discounted 10% 13 pay. EAST COAST CHARMS 28 DEPARTURES JUNE 3 TO SEPTEMBER 30 $895 PER PERSON TWIN June 3, 10, 17, 24 discounted 10% DOES NOT INCLUDE NEWFOUNDLAND COMPARE THE QUALITY & VALUE! i LITRE 2. 99 20 RG tre ntway tours FOR DETAILS mn THESE SP SPECIALS MAIS | Highway 47 S., Uxbridge Monday & Tuesday 9:6 PM Wed Thurs & Fn 99 PM Saturday 830-6 PM PORT PERRY TRAVEL .. 985-2268 NONQUON TRAVEL ..... 985-2336