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Install Officers MRS. A. L. HOOEY Correspondent BOWMANVILLE -- The reg- ular meeting of the Business and Professional Women was held at the hotel on Thursday evening. The president, Mrs. Mary Gill, announced the in. stallation of officers and exec- utive will take place at the next meeting, Miss 1. Davis gave a report on the annual meeting of the Oshawa branch of the Ca- nadian Consumers Association. Miss D, Virtue was the winner of the lucky draw and Miss Hel en Nelles won the birthday prize. Musical numbers were rendered by Mrs. E. Brown, Orono, and on the harmonica Mrs. Trudy Sallows. Miss T.ena Taylor spoke on the scope of the Oshawa Unemployment In- surance Office. Miss Taylor was a delegate to the National Fed- eration of Business and Profes- sional Womens Clubs held in Winnipeg last summer and is a member of the federations un- employment conditions commit. tee. Miss Taylor made a study of working conditions, oppor- tunities and the unemplovment situation in this area. Miss V. McFeeters and Miss H. Nelles gave reports on the programs| enjoyed during the year. Mrs.| M. McNulty, convener of mem- bership, reported eight new members joined and the mem bership is now 41. Mrs. R. Hobbs gave the Sunshine Com- mittee report. Mrs. V. Frank presented the civic committee's annual report. Mrs. N. Laird, International Committee, stated that $528 was raised at the an- nual UNICEF tag day held last fall, The club donated to two African projects. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER -- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Selby, Allan and Brenda of Oshawa visited her sister Mrs. Lawrence Midgley and family last Sunday. Congratulations to Ralph and Joan Rudkins on the gift of a little daughter, Tuesday, May 2. Our congregation was not as large as usual on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Braham brought a most ap- pealing message, his theme "New Horizons'. There will be a special family day service next Sunday also a baptismal service. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Midgley, Mr. Allan and Miss Carol Mid- ley were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wyatt at Good- wood one evening recently. Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach and daughters were at their cottage in Haliburton over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Stevens, Jim and Walter visited rela- tives in Toronto on Sunday. Mrs. Crosier spent a couple of days with her daughter and family in Stouffville last week. Mr. Haugen is building an addition to the barbecue, The regular meeting of Reach Township Council was held in the Municipal Office, Manches- ter on May 1, at 10 am. Mem- bers present were Messrs. Oyler, Martyn, Crosier, Bruce and Do- ble, Reve Oyler in the chair. The minutes of previous meeting were read and ap- proved: the correspondence in part read as follows: Memo from the Planning Board re ap- proval of Municipal Board for a zoning budget over two years. Department of Health re ne- glected cemeteries, J. C. Breth- our re cost of spray for weeds and brush. Paymaster cheque writing machines re cost of name plates and insurance. Building Inspector Gibson's re- port was received. Dept. of Lands and Forests, request for recommendation re short open seasons for deer shooting. Dept. Municipal Affairs re winter work program. Township of Whitby re construction on town line. Memorial Hospital, Port Ferry, a letter of thanks for grant received. Supt. Stevens presented pay roll and voucher No. 4, amounting to $2101.68. Mrs. Crosier presented wel fare account for $272.30. Winter works program for April $1661.- 05. Warble fly account, $645.58. General account, $1505.25 These were discussed and or- dered paid. Council adjourned to meet again for the next regu-| lar meeting on Monday, June 35. | NEWS IN BRIEF FARM CRITIC ! ST. THOMAS, Ont. (CP)--Ca- nadian farmers seem to waste space, says David Birbeck, 20- vear-old Scottish farmer who came to study farm methods in Ontario. In Scotland, he said, "every workable patch of ground is seeded or put to use," but he has found many pieces not being worked here. NO CHARGE PRESTON, Ont. (CP)--Police declined to lay a charge in the case of two persons who entered|. a house here and made off with one of the occupants. The of- fenders, six years old, had tried to get away with a tiny puppy. FLYING OBJECT REGINA (CP)-If it was a flying saucer that former air cadet Wayne Stevenson, 18, saw, it was a colorful one. He said the white light high in the sky changed to blue, green and yel- low before disappearing at high speed. Parker. 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