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IR A FANS wid a 5 Bhd id RRL REREAR hT SYS jar 1% SS pa "2 PEAY NR Aids Sa a bee Ashburn and area news by Mrs. E. Heron The sympathy of the community is extended to iss Eileen Hamill in the assing . of her sister, Mil Routley last Satur- day, also to her daughter Helen and family of Kingston, Burns Church observed #emembrance Day last Sunday. Rev. McEntyre's sermon was entitled Lest We Forget and the Senior Choir sang God of our Fathers. On November 30th a representa- tive of the Canadian Bible # Society will be here to speak tous, The Ladies Guild of Burns Church met on Tuesday evening of last week. The special speaker of the even: ing was Rev. Roger Maggs," Chaplin of Oshawa General Hospital and he had a very helpful message. 2 Chatterbox . continued from Page 5 absolute disgrace, and a blight on what is otherwise a. rather munity. The proposed location of - Street seems to be the only --dominate issue. Time will tell whether the majority of voters feel it is an issue. I find 'it ironic that the day after the last all-candidates Meeting, the its decision that the proposed library location is just fine from a planning and land use point of view. It took the OMB two lengthy and costly hearings to determine this. @®The library issue has been in front of the public for so long now that I'm sure most people feel as I do: now that - the OMB decision is here, either get on with building the darn thing or scrap the ghlans together. Enuff said. | Tom Jermyn receives 4th "appointment Lawyer Tom Jermyn has been appointed to his fourth consecutive term on the Durham police commission .oby the Ontario government. The two-year term was effective at the end of October. Jermyn, 42, was first appointed by the Solicitor- General's office in 1973 when gthe commission was formed. _ For the past several years; Jermyn has acted as chair- man of the commission. Correction A story on page seven in last week's edition of the Port Perry Star about a family cat killed by a trap contained a reference in the headline to "hunters trap." o AScugog Township hunter rightly pointed out that there is no connection between hunters and trappers in this instance. The Star agrees that use of the word "hunter" in the headline was not appropriate o fo the story. It was not Y intended to cast any shadow on those responsible people who enjoy the sport of hunting. * meeting . 10th. attractive : com- @&_new--library -on---Waterz= Ontario - Municipal Board hands down The next meeting will be the first Tuesday of Decem- ber and the special feature will be a cookie exchange and recipe exchange. The Ashburn group of the W.M.S. met on Wednesday evening at the home of Muriel Fisher. The presi- dent, Lois Daw. conducted the meeting. Rose Heron gave the worship" service which was entitled Sharing God's Work. Chrissie McKinney led in prayer, The study for the evening was given -by Florence Ashton and it was a Bible Study taken from the book of Luke. With the members partici- pating. 'A lovely lunch was served by the hostess. 'The next meeting willbe a combined 'Christmas with the Ladies bible class' on December 'Last Friday evening a good number gathered at the church for supper. Affer everyone had enjoyed the varieties of casseroles and dessert, Margaret Davis welcomed everyone and guided us through the program, : * Nellie Hopkins led in a lively sing song. The Junior Choir entertained with four humorous numbers. Douglas Ashton gave a monologue accompanied by his son Arnold on the piano. Chantel Davidchuck Porter sang three lovely numbers in French. Diane Lehman nicely play- - ed 'a piano solo. Debbie Batten sang an enjoyable little solo. Michael Emm, Dale Wick and Chris Batten sang a trio, which Michael had composed the words of most of it.Matthew David- chuck played the recorder. Bradley and Chris Batten and Michael Death sang a trio and Barbara Porter and Barbara Johnson sang 'a lovely duet to bring the happy evening in the Kirk Hall to a close. and -Sharmon | BR ENTRAL SEVEN: : INDUSTRIES a Dance Ralses $950 The members of Immaculate: Conception Church in Port Perry held a fund-raising dance October 11 and proceeds of $950 were turned over to the Central Seven Association for the Mentally Retarded. John Kersten presented the cheque last week to Association president Joan Heintzman. This was the third year, the members of the Catholic Church have held a dance to raise money for Central Seven. 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