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PORT PERRY | ol RON RANKIN & SONS General Contractors We now wish to let you know we can provide complete electrical service, and are capable of Residential, Commercial, Rural and panel control. Ask for a firm price or an estimate (It Pays) NO OBLIGATION We also do Plumbing and Carpentry CALL 985-7679 or 852-7727 Now Is The Time To Order Your WINTER Money on DX Premium Quality Fuel Oil Call Collect 668-3381 DX FUEL OIL CALL US TODAY FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE United Church Women report a busy year The U.C.W. held four General Meetings and three executve meetings during the year. There are 174 members including 26 life members. Most units held monthly meetings and shared in devotions at General meet- ings. The guest speaker at the March general meeting was Miss Ruby Wilson, who gave a most interesting account of her many years spent as a missionary inNigeria. At the June meeting, the guest speaker was Constable Laas of the O.P.P., who spoke and showed films on Water Safety. The program at the Sept- ember meeting consisted of a travelogue given by George and Alpha Samells on their trip to South America. ' The Christmas meeting was in charge of Unit 6 who had prepared a most im- pressive worship service. The autumn thank-offering was held in October, in the form of a dessert luncheon, with Dr. Harriet Christie guest speaker. During the year, besides reaching our allocation for Missionary & Service fund, donations were made to Five Oaks Christian Training Centre, the Overseas Relief 'Fund, the Friendly neigh- bors (a special offering taken in each unit.) and con- tributed $1,925.50 to the Board of Stewards. Several contributions of good used clothing were taken to Street Haven in Toronto, also a contribution to the Men's Hostel in Oshawa. Flowers and fruit were sent to people in hospitals and many hospital and home calls were made. The annual bazaar was most successful and many other money making pro- jects, such as catering etc., showed good returns, thanks to the co-operation of the members. The bus trip to Yorkdale and Yardley's proved to be a very pleasant outing. . A special thanks is due our president Miss Gladys Joblin for her good leader- ship, also, to all committee convenors and their com- mittees for helping to make the year so successful. Following is the executive for 1973. Past Presiden Mrs. Jean McDermott; President Miss INVEST NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 7 2% For 5 Years Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 Gladys Joblin; First Vice Pres. Mrs. Isabel Lee; Recording Secty Mrs. Lillian Harper; Asst. Rec. ly Mrs. Audrey Hall; Cor- responding Secty Mrs. Lyn- da Bray; Treasurer Mrs. Roxie Webster. Committee Convenors: Flowers Mrs. Norma Jef- Finance Mrs. Mary Lou Carnochan; Steward ship Missionary Education Mrs. Mary Brinkman; Cit- izenship & Social Action Mrs. Isabel Lee; Community Friendship Mrs. Mary Baird; Manse Mrs. Hazel Slemmon & Mrs. Marguerite Brock; Supply and Social Assistance Mrs. Joan (Wes) frey; Lane; Program & Literature Mrs. Dawn Ireland; Social Mrs. Jean McDermott & Mrs. Jessie Chambers; Ba- zaar Mrs. Pat Lane, Mrs. Jeanne Jackman; Nemina- ting Committee; Mrs. Joan McNab; Mrs. Freida Coch- rane; Mrs. Marianne Free; Pianist Mrs. Roxie Webster. IT'S ONLY MONEY. The Chamber of Commerce spent $245 to erect this snowfence at the lake so people could have a place to skate safe from invasion by snowmobiles. Carelessness has caused so much damage that part of the fence will have to be scrapped after Winter Carnival. C'mon you guys. Be more careful, eh. Utica News Service will be held in Utica United Church on Sunday, Jan. 28 at 11:30 a:m. Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. A speedy recovery is wished for Mr. Bill Goslin who is a patient in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. Mr. Walt Mitchell of Kin- sale, Mrs. Ivan Gray, Mrs. Jim Gray and children, Mr. and Mrs. - Keith Gunter, Peter and Teddy of Trenton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valear of Belleville were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown attended the funeral of Mrs. Brown's uncle Mr. Robert Riley of Toronto on Saturday and called on Mr. and Mrs. Hal Butler of Oshawa. Mrs. Harold Gall of Ux- bridge called on Mrs. Cecil Harper on Tuesday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur . were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len Roberts on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford and family and Mrs. Earl Bray and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutcliffe and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe. Mr. Nelson Ashton of Ashburn called on Mr. George Beverley and Mrs. Cecil Harper on Sunday. Mrs. Jessie MacCannell of Toronto spent the weekend with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn MacCannell. The MacCannells called on Mr. and Mrs. Ollson McCosh of Ajax on Saturday. Mr. Jim Philip spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. Harvey Taylor of Stouff- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson attended the thir- tieth wedding anniversary supper and dance held in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Len Wright at Mount Albert on Saturday evening. On Sunday the Thompsons called on Mrs. Grant Evans and Mr. Bill Goslin at the Uxbridge Cottage Hospital and were supper guests of Miss Lena King and Mr. Milt Davis of Ballantrae. Prize winners in the eu- chre in the hall on Friday evening were Jean Hough- land, Dorothy McDiarmid, Esther Houghland and Ri- chard Manns, Gordon Smith and Herman Kerry. The "Freeze-Out'" winners were Dora Geer and Bruce Geer first, and Annie Christie and Gary Munroe second. Utica Farm Equipment - presented the '"'John Deere Farming Frontiers" in Utica Hall on Monday afternoon and evening. GM patents heated windshield washer idea General Motors has pa- tented a new heated wind- shield washer system for automobiles, the Canadian patent office says. The system uses heat from the engine coolant to keep wind- shield washer fluid from freezing in cold weather. In most parts of Canada a device such as this could result in considerable sav- ings on windshield washer antifreeze, the release said. A local GM spokesman said the system was ap- parently an American idea and patented in Canada for "protection." It wasn't known if it would be imple- mented. The patent was issued Aug. 15, 1972. ' The information came in a newsletter which the Patent office will be publishing from time to time on recently issued patents which are novel, imaginative, useful and sometimes amusing. & ¢ § 4 J 9 3 p N } i ) & J | | ® J