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Ed Laas public relation officer with the OPP, Whitby Detachment was at the R.H. Cornish Public Schoo! last week giving safety lectures to the children. When the Star photographer appeared at the school, constable Laas was giving a lecture to the children of Miss Denise Jeffrey's 0.P.P. Constable Instructs Children In Traffic Safety grade 4 class. Constable Laas is the traffic safety and public information officer and teaches safety lessons to all pupils at 22 public and separate schools in the area patro- lied by Whitby OPP. Photo -- Joe Jordan the of the worship | a theme of "Re - a Broken World", were Mrs. Kay Wal ker, Mrs. Norma Forder and Mrs. Diane Wilson. Diane) led a discussion on "French- | English Relations in Canada". | During the business period, 27 hospital and 11 home calls} were reported. On display at the meeting : Draperies Deputy - For 1971 - 1972 was the "Youth-Adult Pac on the Americas" which will be used for study in the com- ing year. Mrs. Mary Brinkman gave a gratifying report on the bazaar and voiced her thanks to all those who had helped in any way. The following slate of of ficers for 1971 was brought in by the nominating com- mittee and accepted by the members: President--Mrs. Mary Brinkman Secretary--Mrs. Gwen Taylor Treasurer--Mrs. Lynda Bray Social Convenor-- Mrs. Joan Lane (Mrs. Roy Lane) Programme Convenor-- Miss Gladys Joblin Reeve Bazaar Convenor--Mrs. Jessa Chambers (assistant -- Mrs. Miriam Price) Literature Convenor-- Mrs. Edna Fowler Supply Convenor--Mrs. Margaret Michie Friendship Convenor--Mrs. Aileen Davidson A note of thanks was ex- tended by Miss Gladys Joblin to this year's executive. She also thanked the members Looking Forward To Your Support and Vote FORSTER, JACK for visits, cards and gifts re- ceived while she was a pa- tient in the hospital. Members were urged to bring someone with them to the next general meeting at the church, possibly an older member who would not nor- mally be in attendance at an evening meeting. Mrs. Jean McDermott of- fered her home for the Christmas meeting on Dec- ember 15th. -- ELECT -- JACK FORSTER : ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates -- FREE -- SEAGRAVE, ONT. 985-7027 To! FREE Box of Kleenex or Coffee Mug with each $3.00 Purchase. Why Pay More? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS A new DX Station TO SERVE YOU AT * COLUMBUS - Phone 655-3892 PORT PERRY COUNCIL MONDAY December 7th, 1970 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 1 have had the business experience over the past 14 years with an up to date company, that | could pass on to the people of Port Perry. Having worked with company budgets, or- @nizing new areas, training men to take over in Canada and U.S.A. Now that | have given up the travelling part | can devote a great deal of my time to council if elected.