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2A6! EIGHT Mrs. Clark welcomed everyone- KNOX LADIES GUILD DatelinezJan. 13'78,Westport The Ladies Guild of Knox Pres- byterian Church held the first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs. Bill McCullough with a good attendance despite the stormy weather conditions.The past presâ€" ident,Mrs. Don Bresee,opened the meeting and then invited the minister Mr. D.N.Henry to conduct the install- ation of new officers. MI. Henry spoke of the challenge facing those accepting the respon- ‘sibility of leadership and challenged each member to do their best.He urged ‘the group to put Christ first in all their endeavours and do things to His glory,and they cannot fail to have a worthwhile and meaningful year. The new slate of officers are: President-Mrs. Bill Clark,Vice- President-Mrs. Lorraine Colford, Secretary-Mrs.Mike Richardson. Treasurer-Mrs. Dick Merrick. Seaman's has just purchased,at a reduced'price, 3 $39,000.00 Show from the Toronto Furniture Show.lncluded are Living Room,Dining Room and Bedroom furniture,in OAK,PINE,ASH,ELM,MAPLE and BIRCH. See and purchase this big show! EVERYTHING 35% OFF REGULAR PRICESI! Open 9 ~9 daily Min Home Service and asked for their support during her two year term as President.She discussed a number of new ideas for projects for the coming year. Several members handed in cushions to be kept for the next bazaar.The members drew names for the 'Secret Pal' club.Their identities are to be kept secret until next Christmas.Plans were made for the pot-luck supper to be held in conjunction with the annual congregational meeting in the even- ing of Sat.,Jan. 21. The program contest,A Sermon in Soap,was conducted by Mrs.Dick Merrick,and was won by Mrs. Doug Henry with Mrs. Clark winning the booby prize. An inspirational devotional time was conducted by Mrs. Byron Gordon who gave everyone uplifting and challenging ideas for beginning this new year.She used the 9lst psalm for her scriptural theme and each mem- ber answered the roll call with her favourite verse from that psalm. Mrs. McCullough served a delicious lunch and everyone enjoyed an inâ€" formal chat.Mrs. Henry expressed the appreciation of all present to everyone who had contributed to the success of the meeting. Ski Club for Westport The popular sport of crossâ€"country skiing is gaining many enthusiasts in the Westport area.A club is being organized for all those interested in the sport.The newly organized Norht Crosby Recreation Committee has held two meetings concerning this, with guest speakers and films about cross-country skiing.John Baldwin and Derek Ball are acting as a steering committee for the formation of the club.People of all ages are welcome to become involved in this new venture . SKI CLUB continued This is the first time that the Township of North Crosby has had a group to work on behalf of all res- idents to insure a worthwhile program of recreation and the full benefit of all gov't grantsin this area.It is made up of interested citizens of the Township,including the following:Chairman-Dr. Mendell McEwen,Vice Chairmanâ€"Jim Mulville, Secretary-Jim McGlade,Directors- Osmond Palmer,Hal Lynn,Terry and Joan Wright,Council Representativesâ€" Ed Norwood and Ben Brus. cfif: THEATRE NOTES * The Lakeland Players Be sure to reserve an evening to see "Mornings at Seven“,a delightful comedy by Paul Osborn to be presented by the newly formed Lakeland Players. The firee act comedy will be presented in Westport on‘heb. 16,in Elgin on Feb. 17,and in Portland on.Feb. 18. 'The cast includes Ross Patterson Marlene Thake,Bev Patterson and Lorraine Colford of Westport;Mavis 'bgers,Ted Landon and June Boston of Newboro; Graham Baldwin of Smith's Falls and Thomas Scovil of Portland.The per- formers feel extremely fortunate to have working with them as production crew: Jim Janeway,Earl Kimmerly of Westport on scenery June Greenhorn of Delta ,make-up Marjorie Eielding,Westport,costumes Colleen M Lellan,Newboro,properties Rev.Bill Daw,Westport and Brys Scovil of Portland on publicity Stuart Fielding,Westport as assistant stage manager Ann Glover of Athens Every January Admiral shows their new appliances,including T.V.s,and microwave ovens.Their full line is shown to Dealers. Seaman Furniture has purchased this show. These are the only models of their kind in Eastern 0ntario.These appliances have to 6pm. Sat. been purchased at reduced prices,and the savings will be passed along to customers. In {H Easy Terms Trade-ins accepted Financing at the store phone 359-5929 or 342~803O