Region gets dental grant Durham Region has been allocated a four-month grant of $86,168 to establishla dental program for eilîdren in need of treatmeiit. Last July, the Ministry of Health announced funding for a new dental program for children in need of treatment provided through the health\ units of Ontario. The primar~y objective of the program is to provide required dental care to children attending junior kmn- dergarten through Gr. 8 at elemen- tary schools across the province whose families have no insurance or coverage for necessary dental care and declare that the cost would resuit in financial hardship for the family. According to Dr. Jean Gray, medical officer of health -for Durham, children will be identified through the health unit preven- tative dentistry program currently in place whereby odd-aged children are screened annually by public health nurses. Notices are then sent to parents of children in need of at- tention. Eligible children for the program may attend a dentist who will be paid by the health unit for services rendere, according to an established schedule of benefits. The health unit wilI be funded 100 per cent by the Ministry of Health for the delivery of the new program and are responsible for the co- ordination and administration of the program within their designated geographie area. Durham's allocation of $86,168 will cover the cost of the program from September through Decem- ber 0f this year. Brooklin United Church news Volunteers serve tea and coffee at Fairview Lodge at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoons, flot il1:30 a.m. as stated last week. Five children were baptized at the service on Sept. 27. They are: Jason Edward, son of Garry and Marion Healey; Sommer Natasha, daughter of Ed and Tracey Lacey; Glen Edward, son of Robert and Ruth Powel; Cassandra Lindsay, daughter of Jeffrey and Rachel Rodgers and Craig Douglas, son of Peter and Karen Schoen., Rev. Fr- zer Lacey preached on the subject "Gettin.g Along With One Another. " The craft group has started up again on Tuesday afternoons at 1 p.m. They are busy making things to seli at the bazaar'on Nov. 21. The junior choir, under the direc- tion of Patti Scott, will practise every Sunday mornîng at 10 a.m. New members are always welcome. The worship committee would like to decorate the church san- ctuary with fruits and vegetables for Thanksgiving Sunday. Ail donations should be left at the church by 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10. Afterwards the food will be donated to Auberge and-the men's hostel. Sunday, Oct. 18 is "Bring a Friend Sunday" when mnembers are urged to bring a friend to wor- ship with them. There will be two sittings at the annual beef dinner on Oct. 21 at 5 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. Tickets are $8 for adults, $3 for children 12 and under, and free for pre-schoolers. AIf Jackson is ticket convener. A bale of good used clothing is to be packed on Nov . 5. Auberge would be grateful for any household articles. The Sociables are having their second 'Hunters and Hilîbillies Hoedown' on Nov. 6 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Mountain Country Band will provide the entertainment. Tickets are $15 per couple and may be obtained from Tani or Harry Agar. Members of the congregation ex- tend their sympathy t0 the organist and choir leader Margaret Craig in the death of her sister. Margaret had gone to Scotland a short lime before lo be with her sister. Thoughts and prayers are with Sandra Booth and her parents. Sandy received serlous injuries in an accident early Saturday, Sept. 26 on Highway 7A east of Port Perry . andy has been leaching in Sunday schooi for several years. 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