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THE OSHAWA Times, Weanesacy, Janucry 25, 1967 23 COUNTY LINES 1967 UCW Executive Installed At BROOKLIN (TC) -- The 1967 executive of the United Church Women was installed at the morning church serv- ice. Members of the executive are: Mrs, N. Alves, past prest- dent; Mrs, R. Thompson, pres- ident; Mrs, R.- Holman, first vice-president; Mrs. A. Wilson, second vice - president; Mrs. R. McKinzey, recording secre- tary; Mrs. E. Brown, assistant recording secretary; Mrs, L,. Stephenson, corresp ding sec- retary; Mrs. R. McCartney, treasurer, Conveners are: Mrs. R. Hod- son, Christian citizenship; Mrs. E. Acton, community friend- ship; Mrs. G. Munday, Chris- tian and missionary education: Mrs. A. I. McBrien, finance: Mrs. A. Fraser, flowers; Mrs. W. Young, literature: Mrs. S. Hollingsworth, membership; Mrs. R. Holman, program and leadership development; Mrs. W. Fishley, press and Publi- city; Mrs.. §. Nolan, steward- ship and recruiting; Mrs. R. Sonley, supply and social assis- tance; Mrs. N. Alves, nomina- tions and Mrs. R. Parkes, social, Officers Named BROOKLIN (TC) -- Officers of the United Church Sunday School are: Ralph Milner, sup- erintendant, John Medland, assistant; Bert Hannam, secre- tary - treasurer and Mrs, G. Hunter, superintendent of the junior school. The Sunday School will hold {ts promotion day on the last Sunday in June and its Rally Day Service on the second Sun- day in September. The Sunday School anniversary will be the last Sunday in May. No classes will "be held during July and August. Plan Fund Drive BROOKLIN (TC) -- The Couples Club will hold a light bulb blitz to raise money for its sap ery A Lucky Luncheon will held Feb. 9. Fair Board BROOKLIN (TC) -- The sug- gestion that a band be hired fo play in the park during the fair was advanced at the an- nual meeting of the Brooklin Spring Fair Board. The presi- dent, Lorne Crawford, presid- ed. A new street banner will be secured and council will be approached for the use of the UN Night BROOKLIN (TC) -- The Brooklin sessions of the UN the group attended. | Mrs, P. Maynard, noble grand | of the Rebekah Lodge, present- ed Miss Rutherford with a United Nations Pin. The Gold- en Age Band of senior citizens, Oshawa, favored with a num- ber of old time selections. New Well AUDLEY (TC) -- When the well on the Audley school grounds failed to supply enough water for the needs of the new school, the school board decid- ed to have another one dug, It was when the drillers were digging a new well east of the school, that it caved in, and had to be filled in. The second attempt south of the school was successful, producing a good supply of water. | Annual Meeting | AUDLEY (TC) -- All reports presented at the annual meet- ling of Audley United Church | showed the church organiza- jtions had had a_ successful | year. " Offficers elected' were: Fred Puckrin, elder; John Puckrin and Keith Puckrin, stewards; The Christian education com- mittee comprises: Bob Betson, Mrs. Wiliam Guthrie, Mrs. 'A. W. Betson, Mrs. G. Astley, Fred Puckrin, Bert Guthrie and Leonard Waltham. Library Worry | BROUGHAM (TC) -- Misgiv- ings that a project, which had been started and kept going by local volunteers, donations and grants, should pass into other hands was voiced at the meet- ing of the Women's Institute. It was recalled the library in Brougham was started by the Farmers' Institute. It was later looked after by the late Mrs. Brown in part of her home until lit was moved to its present lo- ication in the fire hall. Plan Camps BROUGHAM (TC) -- The Ist Green River Brownie - Guide Company has announced plans are under way for a weekend 'camping rally at the Bruce Mil- ler farm in the spring. Another weekend camp will be held near Barrie late in March. Group Offices BROUGHAM (TC) -- Officers of the Evening Group of the Brougham United Church Women are: Mrs. Len Barrett, group leader; Mrs. Helen Mairs, secretary and Mrs. Norma Johnston treasurer. members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a United Nations Night in their hall when Lynda Rutherford, who was sponsored by the Brooklin IOOF and Rebekah Lodges, told of -her trip to the United Nations. Derek Gar- licks of Oshawa told of the A, E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 14% King St. East 723-2721 ALL MEAT GOVER "NORM" FISHER'S Meat Market @2&x) For Personalized wea 4 k Service ' Gee. A NMENT INSPECTED Week-End Specials ! e FISH e FRESH FROZEN COD FILLETS 39 1-lb. Pkgs. 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