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- tors. ' Manchester U.C.W. by Ruby Fielding On November 4 the Man- 'chester U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs, W.J. Tapscott with 27 members and 3 visi- Hymn 445 was sung followed by prayers. Mrs. Tapscott read a poem "Kindness and Mrs. Mitchel spoke for Armistice Day referring to an Legion essay, by Robert Elliot which won top honours Canada wide in the May issues of our Port Perry Star. Rev. G. Wylie led in -prayer after 2 minutes Grain Corn The Annual Grain Corn Field Crop competition spon- sored by the Blackstock Agricultural Society was held recently. In all there were 29 fields judged by Mr. Wesley Yellowlees of Solina. The winn: ers are as follows: 1. Jim Swain who won the annual Hall Trophy as well as the Blackstock Agricul- tural Society trophy. 2. Jim Byers, 3. Ben DeJong, 4. John Bonsma, 5. Bob De Jong, 6. Lloyd Wright, 7. Richard VanCamp, 8. Law- rence McLaughlin, 9. Don Frew and Sons, 10. Don Swain, 11. Ralph Larmer, 12. John Wolters, 13. John Baumchen, 14. Roy McLaughlin, 15. Bob Holli- day, 16. Brian Lee. silence. The minutes of October meeting were read and adopted. The commit- tee reports were good and the following slate of offi- cers for 1977 and 1978 were installed by Rey. C. Clarke. . President - Margaret: Ann Lamb, Vice President - Irene Lamb, Secretary - Diane McKenzie, Assisting Secretary - Bernice Dobson, Treasurer - Gwen Lamb. Food committee - Marion Webster, Bernice Dobson, Ruby Fielding and Fanny Stevens. Assisting commit- tees - Ethel Franklin, Eileen Tapscott and Mild- red Rodd. Flower commit- tee - Florence Mitchel. Hospital representative - Dorothy Aird. Chairman of Church board - Pat King- stone. Parsonage commit- tee - Margaret Ann Lamb and Irene Lamb. Pianist - Irene Lamb. Press reporter - Ruby Fielding. Chairman of Board of Stewards - Bernice Dobson. Auditors - Niola Johnson and Aletha Holtby. All joined hands in prayer by Rev. C. Clarke. The Christmas meeting will be December 2 at the Church. 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No Additional subjects -- groups ALAM STE MARL IBA TY ALINE SoA st oS (EDA a Raval SEIN EY. didi SELIAEE LEPAA WE SSA $A OY CARES FES SEVER OPE Three meetings of ACCORD: PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 -- 13 Drew, Crowell to represent Scugog C of C Richard Drew, president of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce, and chamber member Cliff Crowell will be representing the Scugog chamber at the regular meetings of the newly- formed Association of Chambers of Commerce of the Region of Durham. Object of ACCORD, inclu- ding the chambers of Ajax, Bowmanville, Newcastle, Orono, Oshawa, Whitby and Scugog, will be perpetuate ae. stronger Chamber of Com- merce movement in the various communities within the region, and, where possible, co-operate on matters which are believed sweru at, pe to bein the best interest of the citizens of the Region. ACCORD has had three meetings this year...the first two being organiza- tional in nature and, subse- quent to. these meetings, approval was received from the various Boards of Direc- tors *of the individual Chambers to participate in ACCORD. The third meeting - Tues- day, October 26th - was primarily for the purpose of determining various projects, issues, etc., that ACCORD should be involved in during 1977 and beyond. There was a consensus on a number of projects for the Children's Bout 158 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (formerly Dowson's Red & White) Specializing in Infants to Teens. future, but details of these cannot be released prior to approval of the Boards of Directors of the various Chambers within ACCORD. However, one project was approved as it was felt all Chambers would support it, and that is the sponsoring of a Seminar. A Seminar 'Government Services to Business'...will be sponsored by ACCORD - on Wed., Dec. 1st, at the Genosha Hotel...from 9 a.m. through until about 4 p.m. Invitations will' be mailed shortly to all business and Chamber members in the Region of Durham. There will be something of value FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12th Open 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. % OFF que in this Seminar to all sizes of business, from .the inde- pendent single proprietor type of operation to the large corporation. Services explained by individual speakers, panel partici- pants, and through' question and answer sessions will be from all. levels of govern- ment from Federal down through to services offered by municipalities. One or more Federal Ministers are likely to attend. Mr. Drew said he hopws as many local people as possible will take part in this event, as well as Scugog's official represent- atives. 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