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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 12, 1995 - 11 MP should join the Reform Party thanks to the Liberals. 1 From Page 6 wish the people of Ontario Alex should join the Reform Party and his votes would be registered. It's too bad, but a vote for Alex in the next elec- tion is a vote for the sta- tus-quo, and more of these stupid laws that do no good. And don't forget when the next election comes around Canada will owe at least $100 billion more, and Canada would get behind all governments to pay down our enormous debts. We can either pay now, or pay more later. The interest will not stop; as the debt gets bigger and bigger, the interest is more and more. Vallie Lovering, Port Perry Ry ® Celebrate 1 New Year's E oo] 99 old) CLOSIN FEEEELIIEEE a JO I! 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St. John Ambulance is a non-profit organization, whose mission is to improve the health, safety and quality of life in the community. All applicants will be screened and interviewed. For more information on becoming a babysitting course instructor, please contact Jennifer Boston at 905-434-7800 or 1-800-268-1032. haans © i | i Regular Dining Time p, ik JS it Sor Lou! for everyone at: From Page 1 13. "As you might imagine, it's going to be a massive undertaking," she said. Marion Megesi, the health department official who will help to oversee the im- munization campaign here, said plans are to ad- minister vaccine to 2,000 kids a day in the period be- tween February and June.Vaccination clinics at schools across the re- gion have been tentatively booked, and parents will be notified soon of the de- tails. "We have a massive planning committee with all health department di- visions involved," she said. "this is a major oper- ation to look at the preven- tion of the spread of a dis- that can be Restaurant and Bining Lounge Canadian and Butch Cuisine ssmm DECEMBER 31ST {5} } ease #5 prevented through vacci- nation." The province was spurred to undertake the $6 million campaign after reports that show the inci- dence of measles to be consistently high in Onta- rio. It's estimated this spring's effort will see 2 million school children and 500,000 pre-schoolers receive a second measles vaccination. The reason for the inci- dence, despite required vaccination, is that an es- timated 5 per cent of the population is not protect- ed from infection. It's hoped that administering a second shot will help re- duce that. Durham has seen 12 cases of measles so far this year, while 11 were report- ed in 1994; that's still far until 10pm gtonemoor Special New Years §, 4 Menu available Port Perry {i 985-0800 ; i, Uxbridge LIVE v 852-3510 ENTERTAINMENT | Steve Coupland takes the stage at pm 23 ? ay, got? Non-profit organization Stonemoor Day Care has limited openings for children 15 months to 9 yrs... Please make reservations Ant {Kl the bells and #4 whistles at midnight ! to bring in the The Best Christmas 2 New Year ¢i | shopping is right 7 | here at home... p 985-2066 : T PERRY There's no need to pb roam... = Support our community! Grand Opening We welcome you to st vi Sto SL£5-3 59 1 by our New location! 36 Water Street, Port Perry TT Ro Kids to get measles shots less than some hot spots such as Peel Region, where more than 450 cas- es have cropped up during 1995. Complications from measles can include pneu-. monia, ear infections and brain damage; one in 3,000 cases results in death. Parents will soon be re- ceiving consent forms and information packages through schools, said the health department's Mari- on Megesi. All kids are re- quired to have the shots at school unless 0 They are immune af- ter having been diagnosed with measles a They have already re- ceived a second vaccina- tion from the family doctor oParents object on relig- ious or conscientious grounds, or Q There is a medical risk, as with children fighting cancer or HIV. D., Panaro said that if there's doubt about whether or not a child has had measles, or a second vaccination shot, it's just as well to have another ad- ministered during the school immunization pro- gram. "It doesn't hurt anyone who's already had mea- sles, or already had a two- dose to have a third dose," Sun PRINCE ALBERT PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, December 7, ~----10am Service day, December 17, ------3pm Choir Choral Festival Sunday, December 24, ------ 10am Moming Service Sunday, December 24, ----- 7pm Combined \ Christmas Eve Service Sunday, December 31, ------ 10am Combined Service PRINCE ALBERT UNITED CHURCH Sunday, December 17, ------11:30am Combined Service Sunday, December 24, ------ | 1:30am Morning Service Sunday, December 24, ------ 7pm Combined Christmas Eve Services at Port Sunday, December 31,------ 10am Combined Service at Port Perry United Church she said. RB PORT PERRY & UNITED CHURCHES invite you to join us this RISTMAS SEASON Perry United Church