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eS NL A i me Nt be Arn Bhd hp. A --C a EIT Z -- The Lake Scugog Histori- cal Society Choir has formed "again under the direction of Mr. Norman Watson. They have met the last two Sun- days at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harper and Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Slemmon. Georgia Brendon, Vice President of the Liberal Association of Ontario Rid- ing, attended a luncheon meeting with Robert Nixon and the Ontario Liberal Council at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto on Satur- day. February 2. In the absence of the President of the Riding, Mrs. Brendon lead the delegation. Visitors with Mrs. C.C. Jeffrey .and Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Slemmon were Rev. and Mrs. W.C. Smith of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jensen of Milden, Saskatchewan. Rupert and Georgia Bren- don entertained the past and new executive of the Liberal Association of Port Perry, Reach and Scugog at dinner on Saturday evening. Special guest was Norman Cafik M.P. The Port Perry Navy League Cadet Corp. are sponsoring a Bottle Drive on Saturday, February 9. Twenty Port Perry girls made up two teams for a game of broomball last Sunday afternoon at the local arena. All enjoyed the game very much so did the spect- ator. Top team was Brians Supertest with a score of three to one. Durham decision expected in March Whether the regional Mun- icipality of Durham can con- tinue to call itself by that name appears to be headed for a protracted battle in the courts. Last week, the provin- cial ministry of treasury, economics and intergovern- mental affairs, the prov- incial ministry of consumer and corporate relations, and the regional municipality were granted leave to appeal a Supreme Court decision that would have forced a change in the name. The court action was brought by the town of Durham, a 2,500 population municipality about 30 miles south of Owen Sound. Mr. Justice © Alexander Stark had ruled the town had established a "'prima facie case' that the second use of the name Durham was against the public interest. Any appeal will prob- ably be heard in the divisio- nal court in early March. The term "asthma" means gasping or panting and was used by the Greeks many centuries ago to des- cribe the outstanding fea- tures of the disease. Excav- ations in China and other parts of the world reveal that certain herbs were used to threat asthma as long ago as five thousand years. Christmas Seals fight asthma and other respira- tory diseases. Mr. Bill Scott was guest speaker at the Lion's Club meeting on Monday evening. Mr. Scott is in charge of Security Operations for the Tamblyn and Sayvette stores, western group. His topic was '"'Shop Lifting." Other guest at the meeting were three Oshawa Lions, Jack Anderson and president Bill Tread- well, guest from Port Perry were Len Beadle, Neil Wana- Bob Brown, maker and Allan Rahm. Mrs. Dorothy Koch spent last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R. Casson of Wil- lowdale. MP's, MPP's willing to meet * Region about planning Members of all parties with members elected from Durham have agreed to © meet with regional council to discuss such planning mat- ters as the Pickering Airport and Cedarwood. However, neither the fed- eral or provincial govern- ments have given any indica- tion of co-operation. In letters before council this morning New Democrat M.P. Ed Broadbent, through his secretary, indicated that (cy. $119] 1: he will be pleased to attend the airport meeting., Progressive conserva- tive M.P. Allan Lawrence expressed the view that, "such ameeting could be quite valuable," and pro- mised to attend if the get together ever takes place. For the Liberals; William Scott of Victoria-Halibur-ton is, "interested," Norman Cafik; is, "quite prepared to meet," and will suggest ta Federal Transport Minister ... 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