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Frank Law Lib. president The 1976 Executive of the Liberal Association of the Federal Riding of Ontario was elected at the Annual Meeting, Wed., March 3, 1976, at Udora Community : Centre. They" are: President: Frank Law, Pickering; Vice President at Large - Keith Scott, Stouffville; Vice Pres; North - Gary Herrema, Ux- bridge; Vice Pres. South - Milton Mowbray, 'Brooklin; Secretary - Val Marshall, Ajax; Treasurer - Bill Light- stone, Pickering. : The Hon. Barney Danson, Minister of Urban Affairs Cedar Creek By Mr, George Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer spent last weekend visiting friends in Eastern Ontario. They were in Ottawa on Monday and -at- tended a session. at the Parliament Buildings. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River visited Mr. and Mrs, Rick Larocque and sons from Thursday until Sunday last week. Mr. and Mrs. Cummings attended #9 Peterborough - Driving Club banquet at the 401 Inn on Saturday evening. Fastest Mile last year at Kawartha Downs. ~ Their horse, Stevens Pride, went the 'mile .in 2:03. Guest speaker = was Stanley Dancer, one of the leading Standard Bred racers in the USA. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hen- = stock and daughter, Sarah and son, Phillip, of Oshawa, were Sunday..afternoon callers on George Kilpatrick. / "NOWISTHETIME TO ORDER YOUR "WINTER _members. They. received a' trophy for the will be Guest speaker at the Norm Cafik Appreciation Night dinner and dance to be held at the Ajax Community Centre, Friday, April 9th, 1976. Cocktails at 7 p.m. and dinner at 8 p.m. Tickets - $12.50 per person. available "from Bill Lightstone, 839- 3465, members 'of the exe- _cutive or local associations. Val Marshall Publicity 683-5199 Pine Ridge Coon Hound Assoc. A meeting of the Canadian Pine Ridge Coon Hound Association was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blain, R.R.2, Port Perry for the newly formed executive: President - Glen Perry, Janetville; Vice-President - Ted Myers, Whitby; Sec.- Treasurer - Shirley Young, Scarborough; Directors - Roy Blain, Port Perry; Dave Hubbard, Whitby; Ross Leadbeater, Ennis- killen; Stan' Strachan, Toronto; Frank Young, Scarborough, and other t Meeting very productive, among items concluded was C.P.R.Ch.H.A. UKC Bench Show & Nite Hunt for Satur- . day June 12th. Mrs. Blain kept the coffee pot going continuously, serv- ing sandwiches and cookies. Sincere appreciation to The Blains for their hospital- ity. Roy, as a member of our executive, is exceeding- ly helpful in eommunicat- 'ions in the area where hunts are held. : Shirley Young Sec.-Treasurer SAVE Money on DX TTI Quality Fuel Oil Call Collect 668-3381 DX FUEL OIL Call us today for PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 24, 1976 -- 31 'WI hear about Norway jamboree It was a pleasure to see so many out to our Scugog Island W.I, meeting of Wed." March 17, held at the Hall. Our President' warmly wel- comed 17 members, 4 visit- ors and 5 girls from 4-H. The evening was under the con- venership --of Valerie Medway-Welch's group "Education and Cultural Activities." -- After our usual opening, the roll call "Name a trip you took as a child" was answered by dll present. Mrs.Norma Crowell spoke on the Motto and quoted from the Scout's Motto 'Be Prepared'. The minutes. were read and the treasurers report given: Our treasurer ex- plained what we did with our pennies for friendship. The ideas of "pennies for friendship" originated from a dream Mrs. Godfrey Drage had, She was Finance Chair- man of the A.C.W.W. (Associated Country Wonien | of the World) and _was worried about: the finances when she dreamt she saw piles of pennies falling from everywhere. She awoke with ~ the idea that if every individ- ual member contributed a penny a year, this, in addi- tion to the dues paid by Societies, would be the * answer to her problems. Associated Couritry Women of the World is the inter- national organization of the Women's Institutes and . other similar organizations with .common aims and objects. A.C.W.W. member societies pay annual dues, at" a low rate, and individuals - belong as Life or Contribut- ing Members. But the fact remains that three quarters of the cost of running - A.C.W:W. comes from "Pennies for Friendship" to "which all ACW.W. mem- bers contribute, It is "Pennies for Friendship" which made the work of all the committees possible. So when we, at our meetings, take up collection and will- ingly add the extra pennies from our purse, we are build- ing a better world, a practic- . al way of taking a personal .part in working for peace and happiness of people everywhere - a need which grows greater every day. Mrs. Madeleine Cawker, Alternate District Director, YQUTH - It is refreshing to find a clergyman willing to defend the youth of today. Unfortunately the defense of the youth of today is too frequently made by lawyers. Yes! We have them A '76 TRILLIUMS THE sipull car TRAILER 100 Ib. Tongue Wt. SALES - The Best Deal In Town W | LD EF RENTAL SERVICE & 1415 Dundas St. E., Whitby, Ontario Class 2 Hitch RENTALS - SALE 125% per week 668-3226 reported on the District Director's .meeting held March 8th at the home of Mrs. Alva Thompson. The District Annual meeting will be held. at Greenwood on Tuesday, May 25th. Lunch will be $3.00 and we are asked 'to contribute to the white elephant and home baking tables. We are reminded that the Convener's reports should be ready in triplicate for our April meeting. Thére will be the election of officers and annual membership of $1.50 is due in April, Mrs. Nera Bloeman's group, "Citizen-' ship and World Affairs' will be in charge of the meeting. It was agreed to hold a Garage Sale again this year with Mrs. Helen-Fedyk co- ordinating the work. 'A date will be set after Helen meets with her committee. Members chose "Quilts" as-1st choice and 'Festival of Dairy Foods" as second choice for the training school The Short course to be re- quested is "Tweedsmuir History". The Food Forum requested is "More about Nutrition and Family Meals." We will hear later whether wé were able to get the courses requested. Our President, Mrs. Betty © Ann Freeman, ably com- mented on the work of the '4-H and presented spoon racks to three 4-H- Scugog Island girls who have com- pleted six units and earned County Honours. The girls . receiving the presentation were Dianne Crowell, Cindy Van Weston, - and Cheryl Chandler. SR Our guest for the evening, Tim Pearce, was introduced by Mrs. Norma Crowell, Tim - was chosen to go to the Scout World Jamboree in Norway. He is now a "Venturer" which is the next group up from Scouts. Tim showed slides and spoke of his ad-. ventures and "shared his khohvienge of Norway and 'DONT FORGET- - BLOOD-- COMES ONLY FROM PEOPLE KINSMEN and KINETTE BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Port Perry United Church Hall WEDNESDAY, APR. 7th 1:300 4:30 -- 6:30 t0 8:30 § A KIN PROJECT SERVING THE COMMUNITIES' GREATEST NEED the Jamboree with us. He was thanked by Mrs. Betty Reader and a vote of thanks was extended to his mother, Mrs. Beryl Pearce, for run- ning the slide projector. Sandwiches were enjoyed at the social time which followed. Mrs. Béity Reader Public Relation Officer "*Remnants™, ONE ONLY Saxony Plush sabe cig sgn 12° x 84" Reg. $254.95 ONE ONLY Cut Loop Shag sirch gar $8915 12' x 85" Reg. $201.40 ONE ONLY [ A20 ' LY Loop Pile gumt orange 64 ONE ONLY Saxony Plush oi nor $7300 12" x 6' Reg. $183.60 ONE ONLYCut Loop Shag siner sich S64 12'x5'8" Reg. $135.52 2 X ¢ 2" HWY. 7A AT THE LAKE ONE ONLY Saxony. Plush ot white Reg. $163.99 Many More Remnants in Stock. ALL PRICES ARE CASH & CARRY. FREE ESTIMATES CUSTOM INSTALLATION -- WALL to WALL a 03% 29 0 1 AR TR { BALLARD LUMBER IE BUILDING CENTRE PORT PERRY ONT. '69" 985-7335 BA See)