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«. LJ e L] 4 . Prince Albert by Mrs, Grace Beacock The November meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Clare Vernon with an attendance of over twenty. President, Mrs. W. Wozney, tabled the meeting by first all singing '"Breathee On Me Breath Of Life." Favourable reports were submitted from secretary and treasurer. Bank bal- ance is rather plump but then (there's always those never-ending bills. Mrs. Les Beacock (in charge of our adopted son, Joseph Braden) informed us of purchasing and mailing a sweater, sox, and a box of candy for his birthday on November 19. A sum was also voted on for Joseph's Christmas gift. This year on trail basis, the members present a suit- able remembrance to shut- ins accompanied by a brief visit from a member instead of the annual dinner. Being as the two year term is nearly expired for the present executive, the nominating committee Mesdames B. Smith, C. Vernon, C. Andrews met at home of Mrs. Bryan. Bea- cock who voiced the new slate of officers for next two years. Past ptesident - Mrs. W. Wozney, President - Mrs. R. Deeth, Ist Vice - Mrs. C. Clarke, 2nd Vice - Mrs. L. Pereman, Secretary - Mrs. D. Bidgood, Assistance Secretary - Mrs. J. Mec- Gregor, Treasurers - Mrs. T. Hodgins, Mrs. F. Harris, Social Convenor - Mrs. R. Robinson, Mrs. Wozney, _ Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Smith; Hospital Represent- ative - Mrs. C. Love, U.C.W. Rep. to Church Board - Mrs. T. Hodgins, Manse Rep. - Mrs. H. Dearborn, Kitchen - Mrs. B. Smith, Supply- Welfare - Mrs. Pereman, Flowers and Cards - Mrs. S. Lindsay, Mrs. C. Andrews, Telephone - Mrs. T. Hodgins Mrs. L. Beacock, Mrs. R. Hope, Mrs. B. Beacock, Mrs. S. Lindsay. Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Chambers were in charge of the devotion of which the theme was based on "Brotherhood" blended with "Remembrance". An appropriate lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Wozney, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Harris and so ended another meeting. Last Thursday evening Terry and Eileen Hodgins purposely dropped-in on their former neighbors, Bruce and Myrtle Snelgrove whom you realize have moved into their lovely home in Port Perry. Lo and behold the door bell commenced to dong as a result twenty-five or so well-wishers arrived in the form of a surprise party. Myrtle Snelgrove at the organ and Eva Hunter at piano' together accompanied the group as they exercised their vocal chords for a round of sing-song and hymn sing. At this time Terry Hodgins acted as M.C. expressed warm sentiments coupled with amusing anecdotes of the Snelgroves who then were presented with a triangular Food Warmer for which Myrtle and Bruce each replied thanking for -the useful re- membrance. also remarked on pleasant memories of their former home and village associations. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker, Seagrave, Mr. and Mrs. L Devitt, Oshawa SERVED 1 Year On Local Council 3 Years On Regional Council rates. in social services. e Brought about plans for development - that suit the needs of our township. ® Insured major improvements of local roads and water services. ® Got us a fair deal on water and sewer ® Successfully opposed a private Landfill Site in South Reach. ® Created efficiencies and improvements Keep A Strong and Determined Voice In Local and Regional Affairs -- RE-ELECT.-- JP TE LA RA « SIS REFIEHA CAR SONNY. 7 TENSEI continued) to our ecological well-being, and are willing to work in "harmony with our natural surroundings 'not in opposition to them. They have demonstrated or have expressed a willingness to adhere to sound planning} principles that will protect and enhance our environ- ment - not destroy it." According to the Natural- ' ists, these same candidates, while recognizing other matters of social and economic concern, such as high taxation, the need for services, the need to pro- mote commercial and residential sectors within our respective communities, in company with Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock enjoyed being guests with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker of Pembroke called on their relatives Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks. ' Well I guess this wraps up the news for this week. Good-bye. i} TR SHAR St ORS Yt 4d AEA ee vida . : 9) > 3 3 BE A and the seemingly ever- present need to attract industry, also value our natural environment. "They are concerned that a growing population also demands that we maintain the "integrity of © our surroundings; our forests, streams, lakes, wetlands and qr agricultural lands. They recognize the need to provide the residents of AV * ry . \ Ny \ NEON E A { ~ Je itn inn iu A aL SE LS de RAPT ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1976 -- 7 Naturalists endorse Redman, Asselstine Durham Region with ample opportunities to spend their leisure time engaged in a variety of outdoor experiences 'that can be en- joyed only by the provision of a varied open space network." "We have made a detail- ed analysis' of our findings based on the following: past actions by incumbents, 'meetings (and other); questionnaire last spring and personal communica tions during the past few years; the campaign plat forms and statements by all those standing for elected office at the present time: personal communication with current candidates a! and * their replies to the recent as well as their reply to a questionnaire" states th: release. 7G For Young, Ambitious i Representation In WARD IV " (CARTWRIGHT) McLAUGHLIN 2 ® 2/2 YEARS ROAD DEPARTMENT oe MEMBER - Blackstock Curling Club i - Cartwright Agricultural Society - Blackstock United Church - Holstein Friesian Association - Scugog Ratepayers Association. » 0 0 5 0 0 9 0 1 oo ER OR ErzozonzEzoonEesEEous NEENEENEERERNNERNEN EENENEENEESEEESN EEN EAS EASA ERE EERE ERE mEEnEa THINKING ABOUT A REC ROOM? We have everything you need to! DO-IT-YOURSELF Paneling 6.95 WAYSIDE OAK = 5.95 |! 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