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Port Perry 985-8448 Blackstock 986-5250 by George Kilpatrick CO E i E A RTY Canning ry Ee Cummings, all of Orange- ville were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings. George Kilpatrick visited Bruce Reeson at Raglan on Tuesday. PORT PERRY and the surrounding area let us prove to you AT OUR COST what a difference a Water Refiner will make in your living! FREE Trial until March 1. No more Grey Linens - No more Bathtub Rings - No more Staining of Sinks and Toilets - - No more Using Harsh Detergents or Bleaches - - No More Dry Skin - SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th - 2 P.M. Come and meet the Candidate. Everyone Welcome. Authorized by the Durham-Northumberland Liberal Association. ... Just a few of the many advantages of having Refined Water in your home for a low monthly rental. CALL COLLECT a AQUAEINE WATER REFINERS So 324-6888 AT OUR "NEW" HOME 51 NEEDHAM STREET, LINDSAY can- workers at the committee Cedar Creek Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood of Oshawa were Friday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Larocque, Rhona and Patricia of Caesarea were Saturday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons. John den Boer is on a ten day visit to Holland to see his father, Martin den Boer, Mr. den Boer Sr. has just celeb- rated his 93rd birthday. Ed Schamerhorn, Liberal candidate in Durham- Northumberland riding maintains a hectic campaign this week. On Monday he spent the day in Clark and Hope Townships, Tuesday he was mainstreeting in Cobourg in the morning and visiting Cartwright, Cavan, Millbrook and Manvers in the afternoon and evening. Wednesday it's coffee parties on Scugog Island and at Seagrave in the morning then on to Bethany where he attends an All Candidates Meeting at St. Pauls Parish Hall at 2 p.m. Thursday he is in Bowmanville in the morn- ing and in the afternoon and evening will be in Darling- ton. Friday, he moves to the east end of the riding to attend various socials. On Saturday, Cavan, Millbrook and Manvers are the target areas in the morning and will be back in Port Perry and Scugog to open the commit- tee room and a coffee party at 18 Water Street. On Sunday he attends another All Candidates meeting sponsored by the Port Hope Business and Professional Womens Club at 2 p.m. at Trinity College. Potpourri Guild hold first meeting of year by Zona Parkes The Potpourri Handicraft Guild held its first meeting of the New Year with quite a good turnout of regular members and also a number of interested guests. The meeting was opened by President Mary Lou Carnochan who read a poem entitled 'Laughter'. After some discussion on the proposal of special work- shops, it was approved by the Guild members to hold them every third Wednesday evening of each month. The decision was made that these workshops will be under the direction of a craft commit- tee headed by Eileen Draper. It was announced that those who are interested in attending should bring along a craft on which they have been working on at home. In addition, it was pointed out that at each of the workshops, adequate * THE DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST, EASY-TO-GET TO SHOPPING MAL L WITH OVER 150 STORES AND SERVICES, PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS. Bond St. W. ~ N____________ Thickson Rd. S Thornton Rd S Stevenson Rd. S. I'S» King St. W. | Elmgrove Av. x Gibb St. qo THE CENTRE OF EVERYTHING EATON'S Sears "Bay CLOTHING & GIFTS, RESTAURANTS, MUSIC & MOVIES, BARBERS & HAIRDRESSERS, OPTICAL STORE, TRAVEL AGENTS JEWELLERY, ART GALLERY, FLOWERS, FINANCIAL SERVICES, FINE DINING, DRUG STORE, BAKERY, SUPERMARKET, SHOES, DELICATESSEN & LIQUOR STORE. materials and supplies will be available for making a quilt. Everyone will be welcome to participate in this quilting-bee, ladies who would like to learn and those who have already had ex- perience in quilting. The finished quilt will be raffled at the Fall Festival of Crafts next October. The first workshop is scheduled for January 23 at 8 p.m. at Town Hall 1873. After a short break for coffee and cookies the meet- ing continued with Lynne Warne instructing some interested members in the art of quilling while others worked on crewel and needlepoint projects. On display for everyone to admire were some of Mary Nesbit's Beenka creations. Darla McDonell brought along four or five very attractive needlepoint pictures and two lovely crocheted afghans, done in an afghan stitch with cross- stitch worked over it. tainly a highlight of every meeting is the display of the beautiful and varied crafts done by Guild members and everyone is encouraged to bring her finished work each month. The next regular meeting of the Potpourri Handicraft Guild will be held at Town Hall 1873 on February 6th at 8 p.m. at which time instruc- tion on crewel and needle- point will be offered. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. New books at library New books arriving at the Scugog Memorial Library are as follows: Smiley's People, J. LeCarre; Favourite Recipes of the Great Chefs of France, M. Peter; The China Gover- ness, M. Allingham (Large Print) ; The WC BS Smoker's Clinic Book, A. Athens; The Book of Rachel, J. Horan; The Murder Children, J. ~Ball; Computers and Data Processing Made Simple, C. Hofeditz. Also arriving are Heaven Help Us, H. Tarr; The Dear Colleague, F. Murray (large print), Homestead Flea Market Price Guide, Wallace; Freud for Begin- ners, R. Appignanes; Tethered, D. Martin; The Top of the Hill, I. Shaw. Cer- - Schamerhorn visits - |. Port Perry Saturday 1 |) € + Oa AT gM {yh A ST