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4 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 17,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" |R(OTEH MN EID EI EST I PAVE > COMMUNITY Appreciation day planned by NDP for MPP Gord Mills A regular meeting of the Dur- ham East N.D.P. riding associa- tion was held at the home of Lucy Rybka-Becker on May 1. Membership renewal was discussed and a drive is being initiated to contact members and former members. The meet- ing was pleased to hear that the arty raised more than $100,000 at an appreciation night held for Bob Rae in Toron- to. The surprise was the atten- dance of a considerable number of business and financial people whose presence does not usual- ly grace an N.D.P. fundraiser. We will be holding a gigantic yard sale on Saturday, May 28 at the home of Richard Led- widge, 433 Paddington Cres. in Oshawa. We are also planning a no charge appreciation fun day for Gord Mills, please watch for fur- ther information. 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If you are unable to take your purchase with you - we can deliver - see Service Desk for details. 100'S OF BRAND NAMES We have the product brands you want and rely on at competitive prices. CASTLE CARD As well as accepting Visa and Mastercard for your purchases, we have our own Castle Card. Come in and fill out your application today! CASTLE CAN HELP Do-It-Yourself with advice from Castle! We offer our customers professional advice on a! home renovations and building projects mer) CS Castle's top quality materials and free estimates on any project will help make any job a iot easier. nN en IPPON (14% S01608 UNGER 00. I, busidhng centre Value & Service you can Build on 11 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-7391 * QUALITY PRODUCTS « QUALITY SERVICE « COMPETITIVE PRICING KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Scugog Community Care held a volunteer apprectiation luncheon on May 12 at the Latcham Centre. Pictured are the volunteers who have served 10 and 15 years with the lo- cal organization. Front row from left are Jean Coleman, 10 years, Marlene Blain, 10 years, Edith McLaughlin, 15 years, Carol Morrow, 10 years, (back) Barb Bracken, 10 years, Bob Martin, 10 years, Marion Lee, 10 years and Alice Spence, 10 years. Absent from photo were Marj Jackson, 15 years and 10-year recipients Jim Emerson, Doris Hill, Marj Pearce, Tina Wolters, Jim Martin, Minnie Martin and John den Boer. By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star on of Scugog Community Care, and these people were honored at a volunteer appreci- ation luncheon last week at the - Latcham Centre. Several volunteers were hon- ored for five, 10 and 15 years of service to the organization. Fif- teen-year volunteers honored were Edith McLaughlin and Marj Jackson. Ten years of service have been provided by Marlene Blain, Barb Bracken, Jean Cole- man, Jim Emerson, Doris Hill, Marion Lee, Bob Martin, Carol Morrow, Marj Pearce, Alice Spence, Tina Wolters, Jim Mar- tin, Minnie Martin and John den Boer. Five years of service have been provided by Jean Ander- son, Madeline Cawker, Bob Cawker, Cam Crawford, Eileen KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The new committee for the 1994-95 Scugog Community Care were sworn In on May 12. Pictured are the hew mem- bers. Front row from left are Ed Emerson, finance chair, Sharon Barton, member at large, Stanley Rickard, past chairperson, (back) Sandy McCully, vice chairperson, Joanne Blanchard, member at large and Joan Ongley, chalr- person. Absent from photo were Doris Richards, secretary and members at large Donald Tansley, May Preston and Anne Wanninkhof. Community Care honors i volunteers for service of Volunteers are the founda- ti Crouter, Winnifred Davison, Al- lan Ellicott, Mary Harris, Ida Hurtig, Marg Ingram, Alex In- am, Helen Mathieson, Caro- yn Menzies, Helen Nesbitt, El- eanor Nicholls, Lawrence Nichols, Mary Olaisen, Betty Porter, Stan Rickard, Vivian Rider, Kathy Tromans, Helen Van Harten, Anne Vanderheul, Laura Willis, Rika Wygerde, Joe Wygerde, Isobel Wilson, Kay Wilson, Norm Woodward, Harold Davey, Marie Davey and Aileen Olsen. The year-end statistics for the organization were also released last week, showing Community Care volunteers spent more than 6,000 hours servicing 379 clients in Scugog this year. While the organization saw 79 new clients during the year, 47 were discharged, leaving 411 on file. One hundred and thirty-four volunteers are currently on staff at the organization with 23 new members joining this year. These volunteers completed 12,949 tasks this year, 300 less than the previous year. Transportation and Meals on Wheels were the two most used services of Community Care this year. Transportation was provided for 4,608 tasks for close to 3,000 hours of work. This was up by 500 tasks from last year. Meals on Wheels were delivered 3,317 times over the ear, taking volunteers 713 ours. The Meals on Wheels de- liveries was consistent with last year's numbers. Other services used by clients were 573 Wheels to Meals, 272 home help tasks, 204 home maintenance calls, 85 errands, 168 visits, 1,666 telephone reas- surance calls, 1,485 information and referral calls, 692 foot care calls and 79 form preparations. - BE aaa