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A speedy recovery is wish- ed to Bill Keene and Laurence Davis who have been spending a few days in the hospital. Happy birthday greetings go the Eldon Sears and Jackie Boyle. Both dropped their pennies in the birthday box. I think Eldon put in 9 but we're not sure about Jackie whether it was 16 or ETT TTT CTT GREYMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION 390 Bay Street, 22nd Floor, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5H 2Y2 (416) 862-0111 12% 'Subject to Change Without Notice' DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 24 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-8471 CELE EE CELL ECL EEL EEC EEE CER TELL TEE 7 DURHAM 17! Well seeing that snowmo- biling and skiing are limited because of lack of snow ehy not drop into Don and Margaret Hunters for a game of euchre on Sat. Feb. 2 around 8:00 p.m. This evening is being sponsored by the U.C.W. To quote my informer young and old, rich and poor are equally welcome to attend. A collection will be taken. Speaking of social events the young gals and their hubbies are planning an old fashioned sleigh-riding party on Sat., Feb. 16 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Earl and Joan Durward providing the weatherman co-operates. If you and your hubby would like to join us call Maxine Lavereau at 985-3616, Suzanne Malcolm 357-3554, or Marilyn Beacock at 985- 3595 for more details. Our S.S. superintendent has asked me to mention that our S.S. is in desperate need of teachers for a couple of classes. Being a teacher -does not require you to teach 5 Year Annual Interest 5 Ir. Allan Agriculture every Sunday. Each class has an assistant teacher and the Sundays that each one teaches are extremely flexible. . If you could spare one hour every other week please call Greg Smith at 985-7447 as soon as possible. Your offer of assistance would be very much appreciated. The-S.S. Nursery Dept. is in great need of new toys. If you have some good used toys that are suitabl for ages 1-3 please call Marilyn Beacock at 985-3595. I would be pleased to pick them up if (Turn to page 23) Gardening Open House Warm temperatures, lush green plant life, bright, colourful blooms! Oh, what tempting thoughts! They can be a reality. Come to the Indoor Gardening Open House at the Goodwood Community Centre, Thurs- day, January 31st at 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Your winter blues will soon disappear in the midst of lush foliage plants, ter- rariums, dish gardens, aromatic herbs, and macrame plant hangers. The Open House marks the conclusion of the Indoor Gardening course sponsored by the Home Economics Branch, Ontario Ministry of and Food, Newmarket. Each of the 10 participa- ting groups will have a dis- play of their 'green thumb' creations. The Open House is free of charge and everyone is welcome. Drop by and enter a tropic-like world. Give the future a chance on February 18th. jf - NORTHUMBERLAND ws Allan Lawrence featured on magazine cover story Durham-Northumberland M.P. Allan Lawrence, as the Federal Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, is the subject of the cover story and main article in the recently published magazine "Trufax", the official publication of the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Toronto. The magazine is distributed not only to all Toronto members of the Bureau, but as well is subscribed to by a large number of Better Business concerns across Canada. The article and interview in the magazine originated after Mr. Lawrence was the guest speaker at the Bureau's Annual meeting last fall, when he also answered questions from the audience about consumer issues. Highlights of the quota- tions in the interview with the Bureau President, Mr. Paul Tuz, indicated some new trends in Federal Government policy under the leadership of the new Minister, and covered subjects such as consumer activism, regulation of Canadian advertising, the responsiblity and desira- bility of business to respond to consumer complaints, class-action suits, solicita- tion by mail, government funding, and competition legislation. Conservative candidate Al Lawrence will be busy this week attending to Constit- uency business, canvassing and attending a Cabinet meeting in Ottawa. Canvass- ing: Tues., Jan. 29 Cobourg, Wed., Jan. 30 Cartwright, Thurs., Jan. 31 Millbrook- Cavan, Sat. Feb. 2 Scugog RE-ELECT LAWRENCE As your Progressive Conservative Candidate, and M.P. | look forward to continuing to serve you. If | can be of any assistance, or if you need any information, please contact our local Committee Rooms. Bg \ al > (4G... J ACTION CENTRES / Port Hope: 18 Ontario Street (416) 885-6378 Cobourg: 243 Division Street (416) 372-5456 Bowmanville: 215 King Street E. (416) 623-2220 Newcastle: 118 King Street E. (416) 987-4755 Port Perry: 108 Water Street (416) 985-7361 Authorized by J. Gordon, the Official Agent. 18 Ontario Street. Port Hope. area, Mon., Perry. Cobourg Feb. 4 Port Special Events: Jan. 29 Chamber of commerce dinner and Civic Night, Guest speaker will be Premier William Davis. Jan. 30 Peterborough Progressive Conservative Federal Provincial Annual Meeting at the Empress Hotel 5:30 p.m. Feb. 4 Port Perry All Candidates Meeting in the Catholic Hall on Highway 7A at 8 p.m. LAWRENCE Yelverton By Harvey Malcolm Mr. Gerald McGill under- went surgery in Ross Me- morial Hospital, Lindsay, early in the week and is mak- ing suitable recovery follow- ing same. Mrs. Lorraine Preston has returned home following a few days in Toronto General Hospital. Mrs. Hazel Gray had the misfortune this week to slip and fall and break her wrist and is currently carrying it in a sling. Speedy recovery to all our invalids. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mal- colm, Todd and Tara, enjoyed a week's holidays in the southern part of Florida where the climate was a balmy 80-85 degrees F. Our minister Mr. Art Rod- gers and Mrs. Margaret Armstrong contributed a fine vocal duet at our Sunday morning church services. On Friday evening the an- nual Meeting of Yelverton United Church was held following a pot luck supper. Various reports were pre- sented by the several church organizations involved. Mr. Murray Malcolm is the new elder for a three year term. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm invites you to come to a COFFEE PARTY At the Masonic Hall, 320 Queen Street - Port Perry MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th - 7:30 P.M. accepted the duties of Sec. and Treasurer of the Yelver- ton United Church Cemetery Board following the resigna- tion of long time officers, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson. Several new delegates on the Lindsay-Beaverton Branches of the U.C.0O. Board attended the Orientation Seminar offered to new del- egates by U.C.O0. at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa for Zones 3 and 4 of Ontario on Wed., January 16th. Those attending were Messrs. Dave Cowan, Casiment Davidson, Blaine Alsop, Ivan DeJong, Grenville Webster, Jack McNabb and one not so new delegate, Harvey Malcolm. Several local curlers part- icipated in a Bonspiel held in Peterborough on Saturday with amazing success - won several prizes. Sorry we haven't a full quota of names. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mal- colm spent three days in Ot- tawa this week, where Ho- ward attended a Hog Pro- ducer's Board meeting with: several local Pork Boards in Eastern Ontario. Mrs. Hazel Whittaker spent a couple of days with the Howard Malcolm's this week and Mrs. Audrie Brown, a (Turn to page 19)