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/ by B. Jones Mrs. Jean Slemon and Mrs. Blanche Jones joined the members of Tyrone U.C.W. at Tyrone Church Wednesday, December 10th for their Christmas meeting and luncheon prepared by Ann Pleasance and Carol Southwell. , Ater a musical interlude of Christmas carols by Jacquelin Vaneyk at the organ and Elinor Brent at the piano, we did justice to the food. The S.S. room was set up with small tables of five or six to a jlable and we could visit the ^buffet. table as often as we wished. HAYDON NEWS Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 22, 1986 13 Santa Goes for Rock and Roll at Lord Elgin Concert Ann and Carol hid a skit which was pretty close to reality-and had a meaningful devotional taken from gospels, "Matthew and Luke". We sang "0 Come All Ye Faithful and While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks". As Ann lit the candles, Carol read, "Three Lighted Candles" and closed with a prayer. On behalf of our members, Earla Bundle thanked the ladies for the lovely Christmas meeting. Club 21 Party Club 21 ladies gathered at Val Lloyd's home for our The Protectors Group DON HUTTON Business or Residence 579-9847 623-1503 • For Most Competitive Rates - Registered Retirement Income Fund • Registered Retirement Savings Plan • Group Insurance Dental and Medical • Life Insurance «^Section i , to c/ftt Christmas Party Friday evening, December 12th. After a chat and catching up on gossip, Barb Walsh conducted an active game which was a sort of grab, give, grab, give - Gladys Potts ended up with both little gifts. Some discussion as to changing groups had often come up through the year, so a paper was passed around to commit yourself to one month in the year to getting the program and lunch organized. We drew names again this year for a Secret Pat and'Val passed around some tasty tid-bits. Kay Buttery had two readings. One was, "As I Remembered Christmas" and "The Santa Legend". It is based on the life of St. Nicholas, a bishop in the fourth century, who is said to have done some very unselfish deeds that brought happiness. Sarah Lloyd had a nice little poem. Then our rhythm band took over. With background music on the hi-fi and all of us getting in the act with anything and everything. Bev Cochrane had a real brain user contest and there weren't very many who had a perfect score. Barb Walsh handed out the gifts and before opening we each had to tell who we thought our secret pal was. It had been a well-guarded secret this year. Lunch time arrived and why no matter the time, day or night, are we always so ready to eat? Enjoyed by all, we ■ thanked our hostess with a small gift and bade Val and Dick a good evening. January group is Bev Cochrane and Lynne Liptay. Mr. and Mrs. Roy (Ann) Paterson were Saturday evening callers with John and Diane Adams. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and family were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tennier of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Mona) White, Blackstock and Mr. and Mrs. John (Cecile) Bertrim on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle (Barb) Graham and family attended the White Gift and Mitten Tree Services Sunday at Enniskillen and were guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross (Jean) Ashton. Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Rui (Francis) Teixeira of Oshawa called on Mr. and Mrs. John Bertrim. Rui had spent a summer working with John and Cecile a couple of years ago. Miss Wendy Blackburn spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blackburn and family, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blackburn and family of R. R. No. 1 Orono were Saturday evening callers with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Blackburn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bent (Susan) Hansen, Oshawa called on Mr. and Mrs. Lars (Dorie) Christensen Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. Cochrane and family attended Parents' Night at Enniskillen School last week and the White Gift and mitten Tree Services on Sunday atEnniskillen Church. Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Verna) Nelson, Oshawa were Sunday aternoon callers with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Millson. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Steve Liptay and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kevin (Anita) Fogerty and. family, Enniskillen, celebrating Steve's birthday. Congratulations Steve. Steve and Lynne Liptay attended a Christmas party with Mr. and Mrs. Reg (Michelin) Valliere of Mississauga on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill (Kim) Potts and John visited friends in Kincardine over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Neil (Lori) Blackburn and Shawna, Bowmanville were Saturday supper guests with Doug and Norma Blackburn and Wendy, Mr. Doug Paterson and Miss Madelina Mata, Bowmanville called on his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paterson. Other Sunday callers with Roy and Ann Paterson were Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wilkes of Pontypool. Mr. Cecil Kennedy drove to Toronto Lester Pearson Coiincillor Withdraws Investigation Plans by Rob Savage Regional Chairman Gary Herrema's request of a regional regional cheque of $636,000 for the Durham Non-Profit Housing Corporation won't be investigated by the Regional Regional Solicitor. Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson announced last week that he was withdrawing withdrawing his motion for an investigation investigation because he felt Chairman Herrema understood understood the severity of the concerns expressed by some council members. "I believe you understand the seriousness of some of our concerns," Councillor Nicholson said as he withdrew withdrew plans for an investigation. investigation. The action follows some initial criticisms aimed at Chairman Herrema when councillors learned that the cheque had been requested from the Finance Commissioner. Commissioner. At that time, Chairman Herrema had said the money was only being used so. that Markborough Properties Properties Ltd; in Whitby couldn't pull out of a negotiation negotiation for non-profit housing. housing. The actual cost to the corporation corporation was being funded by the provincial government government who would pay the costs once the agreement was settled. Chairman Herrema had said he and Chief Administrative Administrative Officer Don Evans had requested the cheque so that the corporation would have money up front during negotiations. He told council there was never any plan to spend the money. 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Mrs. Cindy Millson, Adam . and Andrew were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Murray Finney and family, Bowmanville on Sunday. Mrs. Karen Ruelland and Jason, Bowmanville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Millson and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon and Fred were Sunday and supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Todd (Susan) Shrigley of Oshawa. Sorry to hear of the fire on Saturday that gutted the home of neighbour and friends, Mr. _and Mrs. Tom Thornton and family, but glad to hear no one was hurt. 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