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a lL CE CT ER CASEI eno. INS PIE TR es Carn Ra. -- 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 11, 1989 Library in desperate need of more books The Scugog Memorial Li- brary badly needs new books. And Friends of the Li- brary plan to do something about it. Friends of the Library was a group of interested local citizens who did a lot of work when the library was being built and the initial period after it opened. Now, this group is being re-activated, and the goal is to spur public interest to add to the number of books at the li- brary. The library is about 10,000 books short of the num- ber it should have, considering the large population it serves. Friends of the Library hope that local service clubs and organizations will respond in a positive fashion to the need to add more books to the library shelves. Already, one such organi- zation, the Port Perry Rod and Gun Club, has agreed to make a $500 donation for new books, and will turn over a cheque lat- er this month. And if there are persons in- terested in volunteering to work with Friends of the Li- brary, a meeting will be held Oc- tober 24 at the Library, starting at 7:30 PM. 5th, 1989. on our fine O selection of of ¥ : AN H hic ; "9 or # ; RR Larry Mabley and his wife Joan were the guests of hon- our at a dinner last Thursday evening to mark his retirement from the Scugog Hydro Commission. Larry worked 23 years as manager of the Commission. Chairman Bill Van Camp (left) and Mayor Howard Hall presented Larry with retirement gifts, and other were received from Ontario Hydro, the Elec- trical Suppliers of Ontario and Uxbridge Hydro. Larry had words of praise for his wife Joan who often "manned" the phone when the hydro was out In the middle of a stormy night. Larry's an ardent angler and no doubt he'll keep busy in his retirement looking to land the one that got away. Fire department assists in rescue of trapped girl An 18-year old Columbus girl suffered serious injuries in a two car accident October 2 south of Port Perry. : Durham Police say Kathe- rine Jarman was a passenger in a northbound car driven by Su- zanne Nixon of Unionville. The vehicle went out of con- trol in dense fog and was struck broadside by a southbound car driven by Doris Tripp of Port Perry. Ms. Jarman was taken to Port Perry Hospital and later transferred to the intensive care unit at Oshawa General. There were no other seri- ous injuries. Police said both vehicles were heavily damaged in the ac- cident. Members of the Port Perry Fire Department were called to the scene to assist in freeing the injured girl from the wrecked car. Police report there has been another accident at the in- tersection of Simcoe Street and Durham Road 8. This one took place last Thursday evening about 8:00 o'clock when a southbound vehi- cle driven by Dean Stone of Port Perry collided with an east- bound car driven by Wm. Boyko of Roseneath. There were no serious inju- ries. Mr. Stone has been charged with failing to yield. This intersection in Port Perry has been the scene of sev- eral accidents over the last few months. Residents who live in the area have asked that stop signals be installed. DONT MISS THE KINSMEN BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Wednesday, Oct. 11 Port Perry High School 2-8 PM Photo Special 'PRICE: fe Enlargements 5x7 8x10 SIZES 110, 126, 35mm & DISC. Color COLOR PRINT FILM ONLY Except for 8x 10 Disc. Offer expires October 21/89 Leave your film with us! Stedmans DEPARTMENT STORE Port Perry Plaza Hwy. 7A - Port Perry PHONE 985-3844 PHOTO FINISHING