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We were sorry to hear the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Bolahood, south of the Port View Beach at the Head was completely destroyed by fire on Monday night last week. The ladies of the Institute have been very busy with their accomplishments in the recent course in stitchery and will have a showing in Uxbridge in February. More _ details later. Last Monday afternoon the Executive of the Head U.C.W. met at the home of Jan 'Gerrow when they reviewed prices and set dates for the known year's activities. So far, we know of four Island weddings, in the Spring or summer. activity dates will be published later when approved by the whole U.C.W. Don't forget Women's Institute tonight (Wed.) Mr. Leo Blueman of the Handicraft Guild hold Jan. meeting by Jo Dowson The first meeting of the new year was held on Wednesday January 14 in St. John's Church Hall. The regular business was conducted after which those present were given instruct- ion in the various stitches used in crewel embroidery. Our capable teachers were Alva Thompson and Lillian Harper. The February meeting is to be a workshop in Crewel putting to good use this month's instruction. Members are asked to note that the workshop will commence at 10 a.m. on Feb. 11. The Guild is providing the material to be embroidered. Each person taking part is asked to supply their own needles, hoops and yarns in their own colour choices. Bring_a sandwich for lunch and dessert and tea will be provided. nmHnaninmmiauunnnnam SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS call GIL RUMMENIE 986-5319 Or Drop Off At MODERN TEXTILES Te LLL Le LLCS TITTY The * ' Head is presently in the Oshawa Hospital recuperat- ing from surgery. We trust he will soon be able to return home. Mrs. Cora Heayn, former- ly a resident at the Head has been in the Port Perry Hospital for a couple of weeks possibly as the result of a flu attack. We wish as her a speedy recovery so she will be able to return to her We've Just Completed Inventory and We're OVERSTOCKED! apartment. Those who attended the Island Church on Sunday were pleased to see two new fans circulating the air. We also had another surprise when we found Mr. Jordan from Blackstock had refin- ished one of the pews to prove what we would sacri- fice if we exchanged them for new pews at a much higher price and have less of Radio fhaek ©» - DIVISION. TANDY ELECTRONICS LIMITED AUTHORIZED SALES CENTRE JAN. 31 All Items Subject To Prior Sale. them. At a meeting after Church when many more people showed their interest by staying, it was decided to keep the old seats and have them refinished and made a little wider for comfort. The price will be $1200 or approx. $63 each. Not bad when you compare that with the price of finishing a chesterfield chair. Therefore, some families are offering to V. APpy STEREO SUPER VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! 10 NE] SEE OUR 10) Hous: or Howans INVENTORY donate the price for one pew. If you can't donate physical help or time for such perhaps you would like to give some financial help. Interior painting, flooring and carp- eting will all be dene at this time. The approximate cost will be $4800 to $5000 with volunteer labour on flooring We purchased a piano and electric organ on faith that our people would assist and we were not disappointed. This is a great winter project and interest is growing fast. An enthusiastic committee will meet with Mr. Jordan at the Church this Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. If anyone else is interested in attending it will be fine. We'll keep you posted on the progress. If you have some time to share please call Mrs. Robt. Taylor. SALE ENDS JANUARY 31, 1981 CLEAR OUT! ANCE Radio fhaek DIVISION. 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