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P EE ---- 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 5, 1985 RE-ELECT "NEIL HUNTER Councillor SCUGOG TWP. WARD 1 For Information ..... telephone 8988-7486 For Continped Careful and Capable Management of the Local and Regional Business of Scugog Township RE-ELECT LAWRENCE MALCOLM for Regional Councillor improved class sizes Rebekah officers Maybelle Rebekah Lodge No. 348, Port Perry held the Installation of Officers for the new year 1985/86 on Tuesday, October 15. Front row, left to right: Sister Ruth Short, Marj Tripp, Vice Grand, Rhoda Strong, Noble Grand, Reta Beedle, Ruby Hvidsten, Lorraine Geer. Middie row: Mary Whybrow, Noreen Crosier, Mary Can- non, Elsie Pogue, Georgina Moore, Beryl Pearce, Frona Doherty, Eleanor Wright. Back row: Marion Webster, Leona Butson, Lucille Gray, Lilian Harper, Faye Scott, Aileen Dawson, Luella Graham, Marjory Wanamaker. Lions Club supports Crisis Centre with hall dance Some people will feel that our human race is slipping when there are so many reports of personal abuse inflicted on persons of all ages and of both sexes. Other people will argue that these cases of maltreatment have been going on for years and are just now being brought out in the open. The Rape Crisis Centre in Port Perry was set up six years ago to cope with the physical and sexual abuse cases being brought to light in our communities. This Crisis Centre mainly serves the Municipalities of Brock, Scugog and Uxbridge although the staff will accept calls from anywhere. The Centre is called on for help about fifteen times a mon- th(every second day) to tend and care for all kinds of abuses. Clients range in age from seven to eighty- four years and are mostly females. The Centre is staffed by ten workers, all of whom are volun- teers with no pay. In addition to the abuse under which a client may be suffering there is often little or no ON NOVEMBER 12th RE-ELECT STUART M:ENTYRE as your Trustee for Scugog * a strong caring voice for students and educators completion of new facihties now on-stream standards n keeping with community expectations economic consideration for ratepayers EXPERIENCE COUNTS! friendly, helptul ines of communication informed. responsible committment RE-ELECT Trustee STUART McENTYRE THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION stuArT MCENTYRE access to funds, so the service is essentially free. Males who have been sexually assaulted have been the victims of heterosexuals. There have been no reports of abuse by homosexuals. The Crisis Centre is open twenty- four hours for every day of the year and help is available by calling 985-8850 or 579-8006. It is located in the Brignall House, nor- th of the Municipal Building, on North Street. The volunteer co- ordinator for Port Perry is Jean- nette Ross. One third of the funding for the Centre has been available from the Province by two arrangements of three years each. This means that two-thirds of the funding has to be raised locally. This is where the Port Perry Lions Club is trying to help. On November 2 there was a costume dance held in the (new) Lions Hall at Manchester with all the proceeds going to the Crisis Centre. Pine Ridge Sports and Trophy Company of Port Perry donated trophies to enhance the attractions and revenue for the evening. Church annual beef supper is all set for this Thursday Utica and Area News by Vera Brown A reminder to everyone who wishes to attend the Churches an- nual Beef Supper this Thursday, to be sure and get your tickets before they are all gone. Call 985-7453 or 852-6798 or pick them up at Utica Farm Equip. The bazaar starts at 2:30, all to be held in Utica Hall. Church and Sunday School this week are at Epsom at 11:15a.m. There will be a euchre in the Hall this Friday at 8 p.m. We welcome Jeffrey and Debbie Smith to the community. This young couple have taken up residence in the apartment above the store which was vacated by the Lindsays Miss Jackie Skelding spent the weekend in London visiting with her friend Miss Janet Lamb. Mrs Doreen Lake of Newcastle was a guest on the weekend with daughter Nancy, Jack and Karen Skelding Mr and Mrs Dale Beare of Burlington visited with Mrs Crosier on Saturday and Sunday' Sympathy to the Bailey and Geer families in their bereavement of Mrs Dougall McKinley who passed away in Toronto Hospital this past week Birthday greetings to Mrs Mildred Thompson Mildred was a very surprised lady on Friday evening. when arriving at a restaurant with her friend, Phyllis, there was a group of 30 friends and relatives present to celebrate her birthday. Eileen Slute attended the Oshawa Ladies Bus Tour 10th An- niversary dinner which was held at Columbus last week. On Saturday Lorne and Eileen visited with Brian Slute and family at Cookstown. There were quite a few from this area attending Commencement at Port Perry on Friday night Among those graduating from this area were Kathy Sutcliffe and Kenneth Langille AKL GAS BAR We Doze But We Never Close. OPEN 24 HRS. Try Us -- We Care! Carol Irvine, mgr.