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8 «, Elizabeth Stichmann elected president of Scugog Island WI by Betty Reader The annual meeting of the Scugog Island W.I. met at ~ the Community Hall on Wed. evening, April 20th, with 16 members present. The president, Mrs. Roy Freeman, welcomed all members and opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect followed by the Roll Call at which time we paid our yearly dues. Correspondence was re- ceived © from Valerie Medway-Welch thanking us for her gift. The F.W.I.O. are celebrating their 80th anniversary at Bingham Park, Kitchener, July 13th. It was agreed that we send the P.P. Agricultural Society $10.00 again this year for a-special prize at the P.P. Fair. Last year our donation was 'used in the flower class. We were reminded of the annual meeting for Ontario South branches at Brooklin for May 24th. It was moved that our Kitchen Committee remain the same and stay in office for another year. The Chairwoman is Eliza Fralick; Treas. Bonnie Gerrow; Secretary Norma Crowell; Asst.\Sec. Betty Reader; Dish Rental Janis Richardson; Kitchen Con- venor Elsie Pogue, Mrs.- Clare Thompson de- clared all offices vacant, Mrs. Everett Prentice acted as Secretary for the elect- ion. The following slate of officers were "installed by Mrs. Thompson. Past presi- dent - Betty Ann Freeman; President - Elizabeth Stich: mann; 1st Vice president - Helen Fedyk; 2nd Vice president - Janis Richard- son; Secretary - Christina Prentice; Treasurer - Eliza Fralick; Dist. director - Elizabeth Stichmann; Alt. dist. director - Madeline Cawker; Public relations officer - Clara Dowson; Membership convenor - Betty Reader; Nominating committee - Bonnie Gerrow, Jess Chambers, Betty Ann Freman; Branch directors - Clara Dowson, Nera Bloe- man; Resolution convenor - Helen Hortop; Curator of Tweedsmuir history - Helen Redman; Pianist and scrap book - Reta Wilson; Audi- tors - Elsie Pogue, Bonnie Gerrow; Hall board repre- sentatives - Bonnie Gerrow, Betty Reader; Education & Cultural activities - Betty Reader; Citizenship & world affairs - Reta Wilson; Family & Consumer affairs - Betty Ann Freeman; Agri- culture & Canadian Indus- tries - Helen Fedyk. Mrs. Elizabeth Stichmann presented a gift to Betty "Ann Freeman on behalf of "H&R Block has a special . reason why you should income tax returns.' H & R Block has not increased its fee .schedule but has kept it unchanged from last year. And just as always, the simpler the return,.the lower the fee. This year, more than ever, H & RB Block should do your WROD. le HR BLOCK: a a THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT. 16 WATER ST. - PORT PERRY - 416-985-2232 OPEN: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday to Saturday Closed Wednesda TV. SERVICE for fast efficient service to B&W and COLOUR TELEVISIONS REPAIRS TO MOST MAKES. ADMIRAL ELECTROHOME FLEETWOOD G.E. MAGNAVOX MOTOROLA PHILCO PANASONIC DURHAM ELECT RONICS & T.V. SENIOR CITIZENS Pay % The Service Call 145 Queen Street - Port Perry Phone 985-3811 the Scugog Island W.I. ex- pressing our thanks for her loyal and outstanding services she has rendered as president for the past two. years. Betty Ann, thanked the members and presented Elizabeth with the" President's gavel and keys. It was brought to the attention of our members by Helen Redman, that Mrs. Adam, Curator at the Scugog Historical Museum, would like help to clean the Museum on Wed. April 27th. It was moved that we donate $100.00 towards an article .to be bought to be used in the Log Cabin. Eliza Fralick and Bonnie Gerrow were named to work with Dorene Adam to help select a suitable dona- tion. Our auction sale this year will be on Saturday, July 16th and Mrs. Helen Fedyk has graciously consented to head up the committee. An appetizing lunch of sandwiches and pickles was served by the Family & Consumer affairs group and a social time was enjoyed by all. The Women's Institute is a community oriented organization and anyone interested in joining or wanting to know more about the W.I. contact Mrs. Nelson Reader (Betty) at 985-7616. New books Scugog Public Library have received the following new books: Small Claims Court guide, P. Gilchrist; McCall's Em- broidery Book; Slapstick, or "Lonesome No More; K. Von- - negut; A Pair of Knaves, M. Cronin; To Kill a Coconut, P. Moyes; The Cold Room, J. Caine. Paperbacks: A Man called Intrepid, W. Stevenson; The Deep, P. Benchly; Agent in Peace, H. MacInnes; World of Wonders, R. Davies; The Warriors, J. Jake. Large Print Books: I Loved her Yesterday, M. Grieg; The Lone-House Mystery, E. Wallace; Lar- ramee's Ranch, M. Brand; Scruffy, P. Gallico; Thank you, Jeeves, P. G. Wode- house; The Dark Circle, J. Creasey; Berlin Hotel, V. . Baum; Two Faces of Dr. Callier, E. Seifert; The Mist- letoe and the Sword, A. Seton, PHILIPS RCA SANYO SEARS SYLVANIA TOSHIBA VIKING WESTINGHOUSE These five Port Perry High School students, five of 60 P.P.H.S. entrants in the annual Junior Mathematics Contest sponsored by the University of Waterloo, did well enough in the contest to place them on the Zone 68 honour roll, placing first in Durham Region and third in Zone 68. The students had scores high enough to place them 76th out of 524 schools in Ontario, 134th out of 1,058 schools in all of Canada. They are, from left: John Espley, Debbie Ireland, Paul Delhaise, Greg Carriere, and Wendy Bracken. ' Lig Brother Association of Stugog District P.0. BOX 961 - PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - 985-3733 Official Application 1st ANNUAL BED RACE Monday, May 23rd - 2:00 p.m. Sharp! NAME OF GROUP: TEAM CAPTAIN: .............. ADDRESS: ................. PHONE: .ovevneeneanenn. Application must be returned with entry fee of $25.00 per bed no later than Tuesday, May 10th, 1977. sees ssescee RULES AND PROCEDURES: 1. Each team will consist of 5 members - 2 pushers, 2 pullers and 1 covered and riding in the bed. 2. Beds must include mattress and box spring or regular spring. 3. Bedding must be supplied and consist of at [east one bottom blanket, one top blanket and one pillow. 4. Each bed will be no shorter than five feet and no narrower than three feet. 5. Beds will have four wheels; one at each corner. 6. Each bed must have a sign on deny ng the group represented. 7. 8. No motors or mechanical propulsiofi ti.e. pedals) are allowed. Helmets must be worn by all. 9. Entry for 1977 is limited to groups within the Township of Scugog. 10. If the number of entries warrant, the race will be run inheats. The first two to finish in each heat will go on. 11. Any attempt by a team to impede the progress of any other team by physical contact of team members or beds will result in disqualification. 12. Trophies will be awarded the winner. 13. Beds must be inspected and approved prior to the race. 14. 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