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Helen Hopkins new board president Real Estate Board sets 78 objectives The main objective of the Barrie and District Real Estate Board BDREB throughout 1978 must be to promote and work for community development and to encourage good public relations This is the sentiment ex pressed by the boards outgoing president Harold Davis Monday at the Barrie Golf and Country Club In this respect personally feel that we as board are not doing enough It is time that we stand up and be noticed Davis said To encourage the community involvement objective the BDREB is sponsoring concert at the Georgian College Theatre on April 15th featuring bilingual youth choir called the Corpus Christi Choir This choir from Oshawa gets standing ovations wherever they go Davis said Preliminary response here in Barrie has been great The theme of the concert will be on national unity songs from coast to coast in Canada PROMOTE STANDARDS Davis stressed to the audience that the purpose and function of the real estate board is to promote standard prac tices and professional stan dards in the profession According to Murray Stovell chairman of the BDREB ethics committee it is the respon sibility of each real estate broker to uphold and enforce the real estate associations code of conduct The question over the past year has been the unforcement of our code of ethics We require our members to speak out so complaints can be properly dealt with Stovell said In encouraging his colleagues to promote the selfregulatory aspect in the real estate Barrie Fitness Club Invites you to profession Stovell said brokers and salesmen must be guided by their responsible senscs of discretion firmness and fairness CONFIRM ELECTION motion by the members of the BDREB was passed on Monday to confirm the election of the associations 1978 executive council Helen Hopkins elected as the BDREBs 1978 president reminded her colleagues of the important need for their association to participate in community activities We must promote our association and our objectives to the community as well as making an extra effort to participate in community activities Mrs Hopkins said The members of the board of directors for the BUREB in clude the following Helen Hopkins president George Worrall first vicepresident Clare Robinson second vice president and Harold Davis past president The directors for clude Dolly Mortell Gibbons Graham Holloway Robert March John Cole Terry Vogan George Coutts and David Shelswell Porting Queg See Page 21 1978 in Ruth The Stroud Womens Institute held its annual birthday party in the Stroud complex on Jan 19 Following the singing of the Institute Grace 34 persons sat down to luncheon Rev Bylaard of Stroud and Essa Rd Presbyterian Church and Rev Johnston from St James United Church YARN colours Reg TM NATURES BOUNTY OVENWARE Asstd glass cas seroles cake pans Ioat pans etc White with floral design PHENTEX oz pull skein Asstd and Mrs James all brought greetings The president Mrs Campbell gave resume of the institutes beginning in 1909 Special thanks went to Mrs Kurproski Mrs Kelley Mrs Lepodevin and Mrs Rix for setting up tables and getting things ready few won lucky number prizes donated by Mrs Camp bell and Mrs Spring Mrs Walters and Carter put on the entertainment in the form of games Mrs Brady and Mrs Spring oz pull skein did skit about men much to the enjoyment of the members and visitors Before each one went home surprise package was given to the ladies and men Life membership pins and certificates were given to members who have had 25 years active service with the Stroud Institute These in cluded Mrs Rix Pearl Spring Phylis Boyd Evelyn Wright and Evelyn Brady Absent members were Mrs Jean Hand Mrs May Thomp son and Mrs Gibbins Gives Satisfaction colours patterns Mrs Nash 7289565 Midhurst community bridge club met recently with eight tables High for the men was Andrews for the ladies it was Vera Bertram Mrs Venner Lambert is recovering from surgery in the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie The afternoon group met in the community centre last week with 22 persons present The afternoon was spent in playing euchre and bridge followed by tea and cookies name for the group was chosenCeilidhpr0nounc II lt IIl tlHlIIllt JIII ll IIIw Qmmrrlrrw lm ll ItHl lt Illt IQII In lmII QmIIIIIw BLENDED THIRSTY KNITTING JACQUARD JACQUARD WORSTED YARN FACE CLOTHS BATH TOWELS 70 Acrylic 30 Wool 100 Cotton Decorative Soft Cotton towels approx 22 42 ed KayLee It is the Gaelic word for gathering to have good time JOLLY REBELS The Jolly Rebels met Jan 24 with 10 tables the high score for the men was Lorne Orser and Britton Dunsmore the ladies high was Eldora Cun ningham and Elsie Monteith Low hand was Dorothy Rugnian the lucky draw Mr Jones The next meeting will be Valentine Party on Feb 14 ELECTION The Ceilidhs of Midhurst met on Jan 23 with 26 members present The election of officers was as follows president fiances Craig secretarylt treasurer Isobel Hartwick social convener Mrs 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