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One rep from Brock Township and Newcastle will also be at the meeting as the proposal for the conservation authority is ¥to include small portions of ¢ those two municipalities. The issue came up at the October 4 meeting of Dur- ham council as members unanimously supported a motion by Mayor Malcolm that Scugog not be included in the Kawartha Conserva- tion Authority. Mayor Malcolm said that part of the reasons for his objections stem from the cost of being in that author- ity, but more important in his opinion, would be the loss of control over these costs. Food for Thought by the Hillier's Stir now and then when chilling any gelatin mix- ture. It keeps the sides from jelling faster than the centre. If you want to serve spare ribs as an appetizer, have the butcher saw the rack in half the long way. Cut pastry scraps into leaves, ribbons, and flowers, and press onto pie crust (use cold water as glue). Mark veins and petals with dull side of a knife. " Chicken salad with an Oriental touch is lighter and more delicate. Add bamboo shoots and scallions to shredded sauce, vinegar and » vegetable oil, salt and pepper to taste. Toss with snow pea pods. Potatoes were once used as currency in parts of Poland after World War I. Seems the value of the potato was more stable - than paper money if the post-war upset. It's not one-potato, two- potato on the menu at ... the Dairy Bar ON THE WATERFRONT Port Perry 985-8611 But you'll find it doesn't cost a bushel to go out for a delicious meal. Open Monday to Friday at 7a.m. Open Saturday & Sunday at8 a.m. Silverwoods 2% BAG MILK chicken; season with soy | $1.54 .. ship wants to join the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority, which would be more logical from an ad- ministrative point of view. He said the administration of the Kawartha Authority will likely be out of Lindsay, and suggested that Scugog could end up with little or no say in the decision-making process The proposed Kawartha Authority would include about 85 per cent of the Township, along with such communities as Lindsay, Fenelon Falls, Bobcaygeon and nortions of a dozen other townships to the east of Scugog. . In-addition to the fact that Scugog could end up with tion and decision-making process, the Township would be asked to contribute $228 of the $1000 that would come directly from all the munici- palities within the Authority, based on assessment. That $228 would be the highest contribution of any of the municipalities within the proposed authority. Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader A super Christmas concert is being planned for the Island Church and practice is already in progress, so anyone who is interested in music and the choir please come out to practice on Thursday nights. = Many more male voices are needed. We are pleased to hear that Allan Redman has re- covered reasonably well after his surgery. Mrs. Marion Hughes is in the Oshawa hospital and has had surgery. We wish a quick recovery for her: Don't forget the Scugog Island Community Associa- tion dance at-the Hall this Friday night. The '"Head" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Manns on Wednesday eve- ning with 17 ladies present. We were again pleased to have Mrs. Emma Stephen from Saskatchewan with us. Mrs. Alva---Thompson con- ducted most of the meeting due to the late arrival of the busy president; Mrs. Helen Hortop. 5 The theme of the meeting was on "Thanksgiving". A special item on the pro- gram was a film shown by Constable Steve Mowat on Safety for the home against break-ins, for the purpose of robbery or other crimes. Following this there was a question period involving several aspects of law. The "Head" U.C.W. ladies have another busy week ahead with serving refresh- ments at sales and also at the Museum Church on Wednes- day when the grade sevens make their annual visit to the museum. This week we hope to catch up on our collecting for summer newlyweds so don't be surprised when you get a call. Don't forget the Institute meeting next Wednesday for Agriculture and Can. indus- tries. Mrs. Reta Reader had an interesting re-union over the weekend in Orangeville, with school day friends who boarded together in Toronto. All are retired from their chosen professions but still live interesting and busy lives. The Church Directory Board has been ordered and is in the making. We will still appreciate any donations toward it and will keep a record of your names. We just learned that already three donations have been received for which we thank you. We believe others are being considered. Several white cats sudden- ly disappeared recently and a white one with a black tail is of special interest to the correspondent. Ly a ¢ N [1 + a" 8 Nolan - Eriksson On Saturday, August 2, 1978, Beverley Ann daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Nolan and John Nils Fredrik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nils W. Eriksson of Norland were united in marriage. The ceremony was solemnized by Rev. Gordon Ray in St.Paul's Anglican Church, Uxbridge. Following the reception and dance at Zeredatha Lodge, Beverley and John left for a honeymoon in the Eastern United States. Mrs. Eriksson are residing on Scugog Island. Mr. and FIREPLACES OF CHARACTER Expertly designed & installea in Antique Brick or Stone Over 500 satisfied customers since 1969 Complete installations from $1000. 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