Lake Scugog Historical Society Historic Digital Newspaper Collection

Port Perry Star, 8 May 1990, p. 26

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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 8, 1990 Cartwright students perform *"Cinderella" Jennifer Parsons portrays Cinderella, and Cory Minshall the handsome Prince. Cartwright Public School is putting on the play this Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Stepmother C Christine Cook throws her hands up In dis- gust as the evil stepsisters Katie Mairs, and Alisa Campbell argue. PAUL VAN CAMP Chartered Accountant 204 Casimir St. 9865-97285 PORT PERRY * INCOME TAX " FINANCIAL "SMALL BUSINESS LOL 1B7 ml, J ER sg Pictured Is the cast of Cinderella. From (l-r) Alisa Campbell, Cory Minshall, Jennifer Pui Parsons, Katie Mairs, Christine Cook. cM fh El Sl Le el A Sndiind. cos BB ls Veterinarians need owners help to stop diseases Canine heartworm disease, a potentially fatal infection that threatens more and more dogs each year, continues to spread in Ontario because of a general lack of awareness of the nature and severity of the disease, Dr. Larry Wilder of Toronto, spokesperson for the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, said recently. : 'There are approximately 1 million dog owners in Ontario, and unfortunately many of them do not realize how easily their pets can be infected with heart- worm disease," Dr. Wilder said. "They also don't know that there are simple methods of prevention that can protect their dog from this disease." Heartworm disease is caused by a parasite which is transmit- ted by mosquitoes. When a con- taminated mosquito bites a dog, it leaves behind microscopic heartworm larvae that migrate through the tissue and, after a few months, travel to the heart where they mature. Heartworms, up to 35 cm long, impair the flow of blood and cause damage to the heart, lungs and liver. In some cases damage to the internal organs is so extensive that the condition may be fatal. Mature heartworms reproduce new larvae which can be picked up by a mosquito and transmitted to another dog to start the cycle again. As a result, an infected dog becomes a reservoir for the infec- tion, putting other unprotected dogs at risk. "Dog owners should first con- tact their veterinarian to know if heartworm disease is a problem in their area,'"' Dr. Wilder said. "If it is, the veterinarian will pro- vide all the necessary information regarding simple preventive medication that can effectively eliminate any threat of heart- worm disease and ultimately reduce the risk for other dogs." MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, 462 PAXTON ST. Maureen Salkeld, B.A., M.Ed. -- PSYCHOTHERAPY -- -- MARRIAGE & FAMILY COUNSELLING -- -- DIVORCE MEDIATION -- -- STRESS MANAGEMENT -- 985- 0757 -- DAY or EVENING -- Country Lane ATY LEM Hwy 7A & High Street. Port Perry. Ontario "The way to break the ice is to crack a smile." Donation Auction Sale For Prince Albert Public School Playground Committee ALL PROCEEDS TO BE USED TO PURCHASE FULLY ACCESSIBLE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT Donate Your Treasures 'New or Old' -- No Item Too Big or Too Small Location: ODDFELLOWS HALL, PORT PERRY Date: SATURDAY, MAY 12th, 10:00 AM Sale managed by: Refreshments Available _DESHANE AUCTION SERVICES 985-4240 -- NEIL DESHANE, auctioneer " Call Vikki 985-8576; Martha 985-8916; Karen 985-9621 for pickup. "PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Drop off at Prince Albert General Store, May 11th. Tax Receipts Oddfellows Hall, Fri. evening thru till Auction Time. available on request. BONDED INSURED ABSENT-EZE t Sed HOME -- COTTAGE -- BUSINESS WATCH * Attics * Gardens * Painting * Basements * Grass - Cut & Trim * Popering, * Eavestroughs * Hedges * Pools & Yards * Garages * Leaky Taps * Windows YOUR KEY TO ALL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 2985-0069 X

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