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TL a i a 0 i Pe TN SF Se Se vs - 20- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 14, 1996 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" The new Scugog Community Care Advisory Committee was recently selected. In photo are the newest members. Back Row left: Stan Rickard, Mary Harrison, Anne Wanninkhof and Janice Williams. Front Row left: Dorothy Imperial (Ad- ministrator), Ines Skan, Joyce Eull, Joan Ongley and Doris Richards (Adminis- trative Assistant). Not pictured are Ann Koke, Gretel Cameron, Ruth Powell, Bill < Willis and Marj Preston. Members at the meeting heard a report that detailed the more than 6,000 hours the organization's volunteers dedicated to community service lastyear. | (A JAY 'May 11 + Pickerel June 29 ¢ Large Mouth Bass - h \ 4 | 4 Rl 11 V4 for the BIG FISH of the week HOI ECE PIER E RRR GRAND PRIZE CR [VM eT {IR UERIL LER REHEAT HURL each class caught through FISHING Derby runs from May 11 to September 2/96 TO ENTER YOU MUST REGISTER AT J.D. FISHING AND ARCHERY PRIOR TO THE "SEASON OPENING" IN EACH CLASS June 1 * Muskie June 29 * Small Mouth Bass Report filed at annual meeting Community Care volunteers on the job 6,400 hours in 95 By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Scugog Community Care volunteers spent close to 6,400 hours serv- ing their clients last year. Transportation and the Meals on Wheels program continue to be the most used services of the local association. Volunteers spent 2,803 hours and 4,229 trips transporting clients to various locations, down from last year's 4,434 trips. Meals on Wheel deliver- ies represented 3,777 trips and a total of 817 vol- unteer hours. This service FOUR CLASSES... e Pickerel * Muskie e Large Mouth Bass e Small Mouth Bass FEE: $10.00 per class; 12 and Under $5.00 per class 4 the duration of the derby! eed | 4 ACB [NORMS FIX-IT . EARL'S CAR CARE hy Mari RV & BOAT CLEANING | Installation & Wiring Specialist | 1223 King St., Manchester §7-x'ci il one anna 985-8527 | 1-800-677-5509 | 985-9909 | gg 985-3236 Port Perry Wiltiaiiisg (D1 | Chuckies Chips|. Jayson Callan B OLD & DELL FASE, LAKEVIEW UILIK Wgyastd BEER BREW | ~~ . Sandwiches & Fresh Salad to go a MAKING SUPPLIES 10 Ux Homemade French Fries and More Music Lud 985-2676 985-4352 852-3331 852-3357] 985-7093 985-2635 i J Tan on AN JD 3) 1888 Scugog S, » oN $ Do ny FISHING AND ARCHERY | PORPeM. "76380 pone A zehrs (905) 985-0737 | 985-9955 7 | 985-148: 985-3300 UXBRIDGE 852-6122 Shore MANCHESTER | We ghOPERTY Marine ff M- pan COLLISION SERVICE FISHING BOAT & MOTOR RENTALS Quality Used Cars Ws 985.2535 985-1036 | 985-2658 | 985-3885 Herder Sales | qe ®t cide, Emde BRIAN'S TOWING (905) 985-2243 RULES & REGULATIONS: 1. You must register on or before Opening Day of each class you wish to enter. 2. Once you are registered you may enter as many times as you want. 3. Each entry will consist of a photo of the fish along with a completed entry form (We encourage catch and release). 4. All registrations and entry forms are available at JD Fishing and Archery. 24 Water St., Port Perry. 5. Weekly contest is from Monday morning until Sunday at closing. Winners will be determined each Monday morning and published each Tuesday in the Port Perry Star. All decisions are final. 8. $200. Cash Prizes will be determined after closing Monday, September 2nd, 1996. Prizes will be awarded on Saturday September 7th at the closing ceremonies. 7. The Port Perry Star and all sponsors assume no liabilities for any damages, accidents or infuries. Participants enter at their own risk. has continued to climb over the past two years as 3,638 meals were deliv- ered last year. The association relies heavily on its volunteers to help clients in the area. The help of these volun- teers enables several sen- iors to stay in their own homes, opposed to enter- ing full-care facilities. There are currently a to- tal of 129 volunteers on file with the local associa- tion, who spent 12,673 hours serving clients last year. Eighty-six new clients used the Community Care services last year while 67 no longer needed its ser- vices. There are 388 cli- ents currently on file with the association, up from last year's 371. Other services used by the clients included 479 Wheels to Meals, 149 home maintenance chores, 53 calls to prepare forms. Other services used more frequently last year were 695 foot care tasks, up from the previous 666 and 1,518 telephone reas- surance calls, up from 1,377 the year previous. Friendly visitor calls were also up to 181, compared to 137 visits the year pre- vious. 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