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- dnd DE: 1 4 cule fia PRERIALT E I ete Cian A Rk Two busy people badly needed to teach Scugog Island 4-H girls Scugog Island Area News by Mrs Earl Reader I don't imagine the hunters are appreciating this rainy weather but probably the deer prefer it that way. They always say 'Give a job to a busy person." But the time comes when it is impossible to do credit to double time. Two Island ladies have shared their time and talents to many Island girls when Helen Hortop taught for 9 years while her friend Ann Chandler has taught 11 or 12 years for 4-H. There must be a long list of girls who have fond memories of these two patient in- structors who first had to study each sessions course. Now they feel they must pass the honours on to someone else. So by Jan. 1 there should be two new leaders. Who would like to try it? As we drive thro' the various Preemies- meeting Have you a small one in your house" There will be a meeting of the Premature Phone Support ~~. System on Thursday. November 7, 11985 at 7 p.m. at 51 Carnegie Street, Port Perry. All parents, friends, relatives or interested persons of premature/postmature children or children expected earlier or later then their due dates are welcome to attend. If interested, you may con- tact Jan Holtby at 985-9146 for direc- tions and information. (Coffee, tea, and Port Perry water will be served. Unsweetened Kool-Aid for persons slimming). tomorrow... ndes a hope that our nch wildlife and waterfow! hentage will be a legacy for the future We ve been turning that hope into reality for almost SO years We're Ducks Unlimited -- pnvately funded. non profit and ledicated to preserving waterfowl habitat in Canada Our quest involves thousands of people across the country Join us' Give the "wings of tomorrow" your active support - today Ducks Unlimited Canada SCUGOG DUCKS UNLIMITED FUND RAISING DINNER Thurs., Nov. 14th COCKTAILS 6 00 P M A DINNER 7 30 P° IMMACULATE CC' xX. CHURC(C' (Hwy 7, y) DINNER A 00 Each e trom A\\ Vas Id . Jer 985 8909 . _£S RAFFLES AUCTION areas, our attention is drawn to the added display of colourful signs in all colours, and sizes to remind us of our voice in our local gover- nment. By this means we learn about the candidates with the ex- pense and the time involved to make us familiar with their desires to serve us. Then we have time to study their ability, integrity, for- mer relationships and reasons for the public service. When the election is over, it would be nice to have the signs removed again. But some don't last that long, being destroyed or removed. Some is blamed on children, some on Halloween pranks while others are removed by adults. It is natural to have opinions and form likes and dislikes but we wonder if they are playing the game fairly. A week ago, the Island United was the recipient of flowers from the funeral of a promising youth. This week the flowers were from a happier occasion, the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Preston daughter. On Wednesday evening, Nov. 13 the Stewards will meet at the Island United. The Elders are requested to be present also at this meeting. So please mark your calendars. It is important. We have recently heard that Janet (Warren) Slute who for- merly attended the Foot Island School is seriously ill in the Oshawa Hospital. Another young life to be stricken with a dreadful disease. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 5, 1985 -- 19 CAESAREA 2868-88853 L.L.B.O. Appearing Fri. & Sat. NOVEMBER 8th - 9th from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. BLACK STOCK Neil Young, CCR style of entertainment -- TAKE OUT PIZZA -- Working with you for a better community ... FOR FULL TIME MAYOR - WOLTERS ELECT EXPERIENCE * "28 years successful dairy farmer * 4 years Ward 4 Councillor * 3 years Area Councillor * 5 years Chairman of Finance Committee * 6 years Kawartha Conservation Authority * 3 years Central Seven Association * 10 years Arena Board * Member of Lake Scugog Task Force CONCERNS Numerous years Community Service * Provide Strong Voice at Regional Level * Minimum Tax Increase * Sound Financial Management * Orderly, Acceptable Land Development * Waste Removal and Disposal * Upgrading our Lakefront, Parks and Recreational Facilities * Annual Open Forum to Deal with Concerns of our Seniors and Young People Keeping Scugog "A Good Place to Live" * WOLTERS, JOHN