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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 22, 1977 Executive director presented with retirement gifts Mrs. E.A. Collins, execu- tive director of the Durham Region Lung Association, was presented with a silver tea and coffee service as a personal gift from members and friends of the associa- tion at the annual meeting held last evening. Mrs. Collins will retire at the end of this month. | ~ She also received a gold double-barred cross, given for distinguished service from the -Ontario Lung Association. On behalf of Dr. Matthew B. Dymond, a long-time member of the Association, who was unable to be pres- ent, Mrs. Dymond present- ed Mrs. Collins with a plaque from the Hon. William G. Davis, Premier of Ontario. Many surprises had been planned by the board of management; an invitation to her entire family to be present; and little Pamela Petersen and her parents. These kindnesses were very much appreciated by Mrs. Collins. Little Pam was the youngest child, not even three years old, when her doctor referred her to the physical conditioning course being conducted by the associatidn. Pam presented Mrs. Collins with a sheaf of roses. Mrs. Collins expressed her deep appreciation for the honors, the support of her family and her delight in seeing Pam again. She was given a standing ovation. Mrs. Collins has (continued on page 27) LITTLE BRITAIN| Greenbank and WELL DRILLING * WELL CLEANING * PUMPS INSTALLED Year Round Service 1-705-786-2651 R.R. 1, Little Britain LANDSCAPING Specializing: * RESIDENTIAL DESIGN + SODDING * TREE & SHRUB PRUNING * LAWN CARE CEDAR HEDGES O.A.C.Graduate For Free Estimate Phone 986-4854 bite size with BEEF Its made to Shur-Gain's special puppy growing formula, and with the famous beef taste that all dogs like. That's Shur-Gain Puppy Food. A complete, balanced nutritionally correct diet. Nothing else is needed. Get it at your Shur-Gain outlet. Ro puppy food Shur-Gain...value for discerning feeders. WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 FO SAAR SANT The hustle and activity of Sunday at Palmer Memorial Park is just a memory by the time morning rolls along, and the once crowded park benches throughout the park take on a different look. Mrs. Armour McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Honey visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Empringham spent Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Empringham in Uxbridge. ~ oo Miss Jean Phoenix, a patient im East General Hospital spent-Sunday after- noon with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cook- man, Debbie and Christo- pher and Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton were guests at a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beaton on their 30th Wedding Anniver- sary, Saturday evening. Mr. Angrs Meisner was in Nova Scotia last week. A Community Hall Board Lindsay Presbyterial United Church Women Meet The Executive of Lindsay Presbyterial, including local U.C.W. presidents, met at. Fenelon Falls United Church on June 6 at 10 a.m. Presbyterial President, Mrs! G. Gilson, called the meeting to order, reminding us of our purpose '"To unite all women of the congre- gation for the total mission of the Church and to provide a mediuny. through which they may express their loy- alty and devotion to Jesus Christ in Christian Witness, Study, Fellowship and Ser- " Devotions were in charge of Mrs. S. Brandsma of Lindsay. She Spoke of the upward and outward look -- as a tree grows upwards and outwards so our reach should be upwa¥d to God and outward to our fellow- -men. As I reach up to God in prayer, then I give out to others". In her report on the Con- ference U.C.W. Executive meeting a short time ago, Mrs. Wm. English ; the fi to our atten- tion: A Task Force has been set up to look into the feasi- bility of bringing a Mission- ary to the Bay of Quinte Conference from one of the 3rd World countries. Sec- ondly, a Committee is to look into the advisability of a Conference U.C.W. News letter to be sent out two or three times a year. Plans were started for the Presbyterial Annual meet- ing. Tentative date is March 30, 1979, subject to the approval of Oakwood U.C.W.- who will host this event. The treasurer, Mrs. M. Coburn, reported that the Bursary Fund needs gifts. Last ye tance $4,500. in assis- s given, almost ng the Fund. Lindsay Presbyterial should do much better than their gifts last year, amounting to $185.00. Presbyterial Officers re- ported and following are some excerpts: (1) Task Force on Alcohol & Drug Abuse was given permission to go ahead with plans to bring the Youth Van from Alcohol & Drug Con- cerns to the area. Dates are July 17 - 30 at Victoria Park, Lindsay (near the Armouries). « There is con- siderable expense entailed and the Task Force 'was authorized to ask all local U.C.W. groups for moral afid financial support. to ask all U.C.W. groups for moral and financial support. (2) The School for U.C.W., Sept. 10 - 12 at Camp Quin- Mo-Lac. A second school is being held this year in Perth, Sept. 20 - 22 to accom- - modate the overflow and those people who find the rugged Camp setting diffi- cult (3) We have been notified that, for the time being, to stop sending parcels to Angola. (3 Used eye-glasses or hearing aids should be sent to Mr. Haagld Bayham, 647 Weynway 't, Oakville, Ontario, L6L, 4G8. (5) Layettes and good used clothing for pre-school- ers is needed at Rama, Fenelon Falls was sincere- ly thanked for their hospit- ality and Beaverton extend- ed an invitation for the next meeting to be held on Nov- ember 7th, Mrs. V. E. R. Zufelt Press & Publicity This scene was taken in the park early Monday, where the birds are cleaning up 'scraps before the towns work crews begin the chore of picking up the mess left by our weekend visitors. area news meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 29th at 8:30 p.m. in the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wash- burn and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Couves Sunday, evening. The Congregational picnic of Greenbank Church will be next Sunday at 11:30 am. at Bird's Eye Park, Port Perry. There will be a short worship service and some sports. Bring a lunch, dress casually, all are wel- come. . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stevenson, Scarborough, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Empringham last Tuesday. Prof. Warren McCready visited with Mrs. Ida Young and family at Crystal Lake © last Saturday. We send Get Well wishes Mr. James Lee in Oshawa hospital. Hope to see you home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dob- son and family spent the weekend at Magnetawan. 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