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by lean Pugh The first day of winter and four days to Christmas and everyone doing that last minute shopping, baking, calling friends and family. A wonderful time of year. Welcome home Bruce Jewell. It is good news to hear you will be home from hospital for Christmas. Conggatulations to Stan Feasby on winning the desk at Wallace Marlow Co. Ltd." Several from the. village attended the open house for Roy and Ethel Robertson on their 50th Wedding Anniver- sary on Sunday. Hope you both will have many more years of health - and happiness. On Wednesday evening about twenty-five ladies arrived at the church for the Christmas U.C.W. meeting. A lovely devotion entitled "Gifts Come Down at Christmas' was presented by Lorraine Andrews, Beth Peremer, Ruby Dearborn, and Judy Beacock. Eva Hunter played for carol sing- ing. Before lunch several interesting contest and games were played. On Thursday evening the hall was filled with 20 tabl of Euchre players. High scores were Ladies - Reta Cook, Anne Cornish; Georgena McLaughlin. Men - Bruce Bright, John Beckett, Elwood Tripp. A large number of special prizes had been donated so a lot of people went home with a prize. Thank you everyone who donated prizes the committee really appreciate them. There will be no euchre this week but one on Wed. Dec. 30th for one week only. Sympathy goes out to Mrs. John Finley and family on Queen St. in the very sudden passing of her husband on Friday morning. : Visitors with Earline and Bill Armstrong on Sunday were Frank and June Harris and son Jim of Oshawa. Saturday evening about AN"EMIEL'SPLACE" ~ GIFT CERTIFICATE MAY BE THE IDEAL PRESENT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR! 985-2066 985-9011 1m. west of Lilla St. RegionalRoad8 Port Perry DOUG HUGHES Complete Auto Body Repairs -FREEESTIMATES THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY DURHAM OF DURHAM "CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The SCUGOG WASTE DISPOSAL SITE will be closed at 12:00 noon on December 24,:1981 and willremain closed until December 28, 1981 when regular hours will resume. This site will close again at 12:00 noon on December 31, 1981 and will resume normal operationson January 4, 1982. : W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS HOME COMFORT For All Of Your PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS 24 Hour Complete - Heating Servicein Port Perry EMERGENCY SERVICE ~ Dayor Night - Phone 985-2572 Furnaces - Air Conditioning - Boilers -Air Cleaners - Humidifiers thirty couples attended the couples club dance. The hall was decorated with Christmas decorations. A good time was had by all. Diana Brough wished every- one a Merry Christmas then introduced the new Presidents for 1982 - Bob and Esther Clodd. A large turn out for the Christmas day message at church on Sunday. The junior and senior choir pre- sented several numbers. Rev. Brawns message 'Reactions to Christ's Birth". New "hymn books were given and dedicated in memory of Trevor Kennedy by the Kenney family. Nett A HS GRE SFR RRL] AAR SE a a Prince Albert and area news Several beautiful plants and poinsettias decorated the church. Rev. Brawn will give ~ 58 his last sermon here next Sunday before moving. The choir along with others went by bus to Toronto on Sunday night to hear and see the living Christmas tree at Peoples Church. The Hugh Strong family held their Christmas at the Community centre on Sunday. I would like to wish every- one a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Please call Earline 985-7873 with your holiday news. Yelverton news Lindsay Branch of U.C.O. (Lindsay, Beaverton, Wood- \ ville and Fenelon Falls) was well represented at this vears annual meeting of U.C.0. held at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto on Dec. 14 and 15th. This year the U.C.O.group had to vie for space and attention with another group Allan McEachern and Provincial Treasurers were holding their meeting in the Hotel simultaneously. Attendance was up slightly this year with 76 percent of possible delegates present (last year it was 72 percent). Manage- ment. Financial and Direct- ors reports were presented by C.E.O. Julian Smith; Treasurer Frank Deleit and President Bob Coulthard respectively. A comprehen- sive Question period was provided at which an opportunily was given delegates to pose Questions to anyone in the U.C.0.0rganization elected At the evening banquet Senator Hazen Argue associated with the Federal Wheat Board proved to be a very gifted speaker as he spoke with some 'authority and broad knowledge right off the cuff on various aspects of Cooperative in- terests throughout Canada. Corporate Sectretary of U.C.0. Bob Wright and Mrs. Wright were paid tribute for the 23 years of service. Bob has provided U.C.0. Bob is scheduled to retire in June 1982. Other Helites of the U.C.0O.convention of a more social 'nature were' Mon nights coffee party, the ladies Luncheon on Tues. and a Luncheon tendered to all young couples who have attended. Young Couples Coop Seminars which have held each summer for past 3 years. (Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm of Yelverton). Newly elected or re-elected © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE Directors were introduced or reintroduced as case might be with a slide presentation on Tues P.M. Harvey Malcolm - re-elected Zone 3; Dave Rendall - newly elected lo replace Ewald Lammerd- ing who retired this year from the Board. NeilMc- Geachy re-elected in Zone. Ernie Miller re -elected as Group Director for Group 1 (Zone 1,2 and 3; at this years Annual Meeting. Tribute was also paid to Ewald Lammerding for past contribution to U.C.0. on his retirement. The Executive elected for U.C.0.Board on Wed. A.M. is as follows: Chairman - Bob Down; Ist Vice - John Black: 2nd Vice - Murray Allan; 4th member - Robt. Coulthard. Those attending from Lindsay District were Area Mgr - Mr. and Mrs. Ben Haache, Chairman of Lindsay Board Jim and Mrs. Nesbitt, Sect.- Owen and Mrs. Moynes, Ivan and Brenda DeJong, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker, Mr. Case Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNabb, Mr. Al Hewitt, Mr. George Hewitt and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm. A full complement of Delegates was also present from neighbouring Crono (Durham) Coop. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm and family attended the Ont. Pork Producers Annual Christmas party at the Holi- day Inn in Toronto this week following their monthly Pork Producers Meeting. Brenda and Terry also took in a Noon Luncheon at the Royal York for those formerly involved in the Young Couples prog- ram. Mr. Howard Malcolm and Mr. Doug Farrel spent a couple of days this week in Ottawa discussing Pork Stabilization on a Federal level. 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