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Port McNicoli by CLARA POWER Port MeNicoll Public School has held an election for its Junior Council. This election was based Wednesday on the same rules that govern Municipal elections. © Pupils in Grades 7 and 8 were eligible to run for office. There were poll clerks, returning of- ficers, speeches and promises made by the students that were running for office. The results of the voting are as follows: Reeve: Jennifer Hocken, Deputy-Reeve: Shelly Dubbin, Councillors: Patti Newlands, Janet Lewis, Lori Kirdeikis, Clerk-Treasurer: Chris Kelly. , The Clerk-Treasur- er's appointment was decided yesterday, after much deliberation over the applications that ) by CLARA POWER LIONS CLUB NEWS: The Lions will be selling Christmas Cakes again this year. The cost is $7.50 each. Please phone Ed Pypher at 534-7511. Their dinner meeting will be held on Nov. 28 at the Harbour Diner. Who else would be raffling off a 40 oz. Crocheted Lion? You guesSed it - the Lions Club. It will be = on display at the Harbour Diner. and tickets are on sale - 3 for $1. The Lions are working on a +1927 Model A tractor, and will use it as a float! vehicle. Some members will be con- tacting local businesses lo sponsor this project The Victoria Harbour Library will be closed Dec. 3 for the Book Exchange. For Sale; an A.B. Dick duplicating machine along with paper and ink for $250. It is in good working order and can be seen on display at the Library. Councillor Jack Haight was in- at- tendance al the North Simcoe Waste Management Associ- ation meeting last Thursday He is particularly interested in the Recycling aspect of our garbage disposal problem. And I quote Mr. Haight: 'I do not feel that burying it is the answer. were received. This council will meet once a month, with the Same agenda as our Senior Council. May this council be as successful as _ last year's! These young people are very aware, and capable of good suggestions. Who knows? When they grow older they may decide to run for political office. LIBRARY NOTES: Ideal Chrsitmas gifts are available at our Port MeNicoll library. Plates with a picture of the library for $5 each and gold pens for $2 Plates with a picture of the library for $5 and gold pens for $2. And don't forget our stocking stuffers (pocket books) at five cents each. We would be delighted to have every person in Victoria Harbour In 20 to 30 'years (whatever the life ex- pectancy of the new site) you will be in the same position - iocking for a new. site. The answer is recycling, humus and_ waste energy reclamation. The way to reduce garbage starts with a Home Sorting Program." Anyone wanting more information on_ this, please contact your Councillor Jack Haight. St. Mary's Church will be holding their annual Christmas Bazaar Wednesday, Nov. 21 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m Handcrafts, raffles and ments. The Georgian Club held Christmas Bazaar on Monday. This group consists of 20 to 25 cogenial women who meet on Monday af- ternoon at the Municipal Building. Mrs. Lyllian Reid was explaining to me that their main focus is to learn new crafts and games, refresh- Craft their keep traditional ones alive. They are recipients of a New Horizons Grant and this will enable them to pursue more avenues. Their list of activities include cake decorating, roses from ribbons, quilts, weaving and much more. Why not join them on Mon- day afternoons. The Vasey U.C.W. will meet in the Sunday School rooms on November 28, at 12 noon for a pot luck luncheon. All members are invited to bring a friend. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hancock have returned home after a week in the north, deer hunting. Several ladies from the community attended the numerous bazaars that took place on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKeown of London ealled on Mrs. Katy Bannon and Mrs. Irene Smitham last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards were in Toronto on Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunn and family. Sorry to report that Mr. Luther Emerson is a patient in Huronia District Hospital. Get well wishes go out to him and hope that his stay will not be lengthy. Mr. aand Mrs. Melvern Isaac visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacMullen of Port MeNicoll on Sunday. Mrs. Bill Schoneveld, Brandon and Chadwick visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards. Birthday wishes to Mrs. Martha Edwards on Nov. 26. -Eleanor Edwards Carol Graham Page 18, Wednesday, November 21, 1984 the village drop in and sign the Christmas Card in our Lobby. Councillor Pat Armstrong attended the North Simcoe Waste Management __ Associ- ation meeting last Thursday night. Members of group have a this heavy -responsibility to find another site within the three years allotted to the Pauze site. To this end they have been holding closed meetings to enable the members to. really concentrate on this issue. Now they are opening the meetings to the media and _ ob- servers. However, as there is a lot of work to be covered. they are requesting observers to (a) pul questions to their --_ representatives prior to the meeting or (b) hold questions until the "New Business" part of the meeting. By adhering to this rule the meetings should proceed in an orderly and efficient manner. Donna Jackson brought in the following item: Nov. 13 marked the enrollment of this years new Port MeNicoll Guides and Brownies. A total of 28 girls were enrolled at a ceremony al Port MeNicoll Publie School. Parents and friends were present, and some of our first year Guides Woolworth Your everyday store for were enabled to com- plete work on_ their Hostess badges by serving their guests refreshments. Already: this year the girls of the Guide unit have taken a hike at the Wye Marsh, had. a cook- out at the home of Mrs. Wanda Dunn, and celebrated Hallowe'en with a special party at the Community Centre. Costumes were judged by Mr. and Mrs. Reg Quesnelle. First prize was won by Sherry Juneau, 2nd prize by Toni Jackson and 3rd prize by Heather McDavid. The Brownie Unit have been busy working on their cyclist badge. Both the Brownies and Guides are planning to attend Maple Leaf Gardens for a special Guiding Celebration being held March 31, 1985, in honour of 75 years of Guiding in Canada. Cost for this trip will be $10 per girl. This promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime --ex- perience for our Girls. HELP WANTED for our float entry in the Christmas Parade on December 1. Clowns, carpenters, handy men and women, walkers and singers. Our float has won prizes two years in a row. Come on oul and we can all help win again. Call Lynne Newlands at 534-7111. Sacred Heart Church held their annual Christmas Bazaar and Luncheon last Saturday. rhanks must go to the Ladies who _ produced the many hand-crafted items that were on sale, and also the ladies who prepared and served that excellent luncheon. 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