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Brooklin PC association lacks executive Yes, but can you type? Is there anyone out there who wants a secretarial job? Or has anyone ever held 'a secret wish to be a second vice-president? If so, the Brooklin Progressive Conser- vative Association could use their help. At last Wednesday night's annual meeting, the association attempted to elect a 1984 slate of officers but only succeeded in electing a president, Barbara Parrinder, a vice- president, Gary Young and a treasurer, Bruce Bagg. All three were acclaimed but organ- izers couldn't get any- one present to volunteer for the first vice- president or the secre- tary posts. Finally, the executive was granted the power to appoint persons to the empty seats, although no one was appointed that night. The Honourable George Ashe, MPP, was the guest speaker for the evening, which was well-attended despite bitterly cold weather. But the Brooklin Comm- unity Centre soon warmed up as Mr. Ashe joked about and serious ly discussed several political matters with his audience. : "I think all in all we've (the provincial PC's) done pretty well in leading this province in the last 40 years,' he said. Here's your chance to join vf ~ te A MPP George Ashe (centre) was at the Brooklin Community Cen- tre last Wednesday night to welcome in the new executive of the Brooklin Progressive Conservative Association. That's President Barbara Parrinder at left and Treasurer Bruce Bagg. (See story for details) Scugog"s own clean-up crew Everyone is welcome. met at the home of Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron In spite of the very cold weather on the second Sunday of Epiphany at Burns Church, there were about the usual number out to church service - but the atten- dance at Church School was up some. Rev. McEntyre's ser- mon was taken from the books of Samule, Galatins and St. Mark, and the message was titl- ed "Who says what's 'Right or Wrong?" The scriptures were read by Lois Daw and Barbara Porter. The senior choir sang "Since Jesus came LESSONS ® SUPPLIES © WOODENWARE What Is Folk Art?? - Decorative painting on wood or tin - Originated in Europe, done by peasant people to make inexpensive articles more attractive - Revived art form now used for beauty & pleasure - No artistic talent necessary - just practice and patience. into My Heart." The officers of the dif- ferent groups in the church are busy these days getting the annual report ready for the meeting on Feb. 3rd. There will be a pot-luck supper prior to the meeting. Next Sunday evening, Jan. 23rd, a study group will meet in the church hall. The development of Faith will be the topic for study and discus- sion,based on the Bible and Leo Buscalgia's book "Personhood"- the, art of being fully human. OPEN HOUSE-1t0 4 P.M. FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY JANUARY 20th - 21st - 22nd "*Lessons begin week of Jan. 30th Stoxchouse Folk Ant Jennifer Currie RR. 2, OAKWOOD (705) 357-3204 2 miles east of Manilla Corner of No. 7 & 46 Have you heard about the "Scugog Beautifica- tion" committee formed by an enthusiastic group of citizens for the pur- pose of beautifying the Township of Scugog. Here is your chance to get involved in a wor- thwhile fun project with your family and neighbours to formulate individual collection ideas to beautify your -street, block, beach ete. The committee meets at 7:30 p.m. on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the Railroadhouse Motel, Port Perry. Next meeting January 18th. Since part of the Ashburn community is in Scugog, the Beautification com- mittee hopes that those residents will participate enthusiastically to make this a successful ongoing venture. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner and Jean visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bonnell of Pickering recently. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Death spent the weekend with their son and fami- ly, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Death and girls of Kingston area. The community ex- tends their sympathy to the Kurz family at North Myrtle who lost their meat plant by fire last Thursday. The Ladies Bible Class *2 YRS. "FREE" § 5 WOODSTOVES 985-2808 What a warm, comfortable way to spend winter. ® Heats up to 2000 square feet ® 4" Steel construction ® 10 Year warranty against warpage or breakage INSERTS AVAILABLE WITH GLASS DOORS. Catherine Humphrey on Wednesday evening of last week. The president- Aldene Wick, opened the meeting with a fitting New "Year's message, remembering the many blessings we have around us each day, such as the beautiful scenery and the birds, so many things we take for granted but they mean so much to us. Chrissie McKinney read the scripture and Nellie Hopkins led in prayer. For the programme a beautiful Christian message and music was played on tape. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess and the president. Six tables of euchre was played at the Com- munity Centre, last Thursday evening. The ladies prizes were won by Wilma Lynde and Ed- na Manns. The men's prizes went to Don Wood and Nelson Cole. Kay Brown got the most lone hands. The door prize was won by Alvin Spencer and Wilma Lynde won the special draw. The next euchre party will be on Jan. 26th at 8 p.m. Have a good day -- who but God could make the day and gently touch the night away. Auditions for singers The County Town Singers will be holding auditions for baritones, tenors, altos and sop- ranos on Wed. Jan. 18th at 8:00 p.m, Whitby Senior P.S. on Garden - St. in Whitby. If you love to sing and wish to be part of Whitby's singing ambassadors, please call Angela Willis at 668- 5629. DOGGIE SALON PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED --_». 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