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Red Cross honors i sfaithfulworker A number of. individuals outstanding leadership tor year lier sale raised more than from Fred Blutcher, Vice- II$ re honored by the Whitby developing anawareness in her $300, of which $140 went to President of the Red Cross anch of the Canadian Red students of the active role 'the Red Cross. Ontario Division. II Dss Society, with special they can play in Red Cross Mrs. Marr has been involv- Distinguished service I ards, at the branch's annual activities. ed in Junior Red Cross work nivaAc fr 10 nir f r -- -~ meeting Feb. 8, Mrs. Veronica Marr, a teacher at St. John the Evangelist School for the past 13.years, was presented with a citation in recognition of For the past 13 years, Mrs. Marr has held bake sales in her class, with haif the pro- ceeds going to the Whitby Red Cross branch and haif to a missionary in India., Last FAMILY WORSHIP il a.m. .och Suaduy ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH Centre and Coiborne Sts., Whitby since the age of six, and has been teaching for 37 years, 20 in the Whitby area. She will retire in June and move to Deep River. Also receiving a citation was Branch il12 of the Royal Canadian Legion for donating its hall on Byron Street for blood donor clinies for the past several years. Legion President Henry Perry accepted the citation awarir LuI LV aVI Vi service to Red Cross, were presented by Mr. Blutcher to Mrs. Hannah MacMillan, Mrs. Gladys Mackenzie and Mrs. Joan Hiscox. Those who received awards for 10 or more years of service were: Mrs. Mossie Everett (12 years), Mrs. Peg Horack (l 2 years); Mrs. Alice Catton,Mrs. Marie McLaughlin, Mrs. Ivedel Robettson, Mrs. Mary Town, and Mrs. Effie ACCORD aids seminar A cdoser co-operàtion between the various Chambers of Commercé in the Durham Region is expect- ed during 1977 through an organization known as ACCORD. EaÉly in 1976 the Chambers in the region got together forming a type of regional association. It was strongly stressed that this association of Chambers in no way would diminish the operations of local Chambers,, and there appears to be a very strong ground swell of interest at the varjous -local levels for a stronger representation of business through an improved Chamber orgahization. ACCORD (The Association of Chambers of Commerce of the Region of Durham) will meet on a monthly basis this year, with minutes of meet- ings beîng circulated to al direc tors. One of ACCORD's first projects is the co-sponsorship with Ontario Riding MP Norm Cafik, of an industrial seminar in Oshawa on March- 9, which is open to al businessmen in the region. OfficiaIs fromn the federal, provincial and regional governments will speak on the various services their governments offer to business- men. Jean Cretien, Minister of lndustry, Trade. and Com- merce, will be guest speakerat a luncheon dxiring the seminar, which is being held in the General W. Sirkorski Polish Veterans lHall. Mirs. Veronica Marr and Henry Perry hold the citations they received last week from the Whitby Branch of the Canadian Red Cross. Mrs. Mar received her award for'13 years of supporting the Red Cross through her school class in Whitby, and MIr. Perry received the citation on behalf of Branch 112 of the Royal Canadian Legion, which provides its hall for blood donor clinics. Free Press Photo SPEND 15 MINUTES WITH US TOMORROW AND FIND OUT WKAT US GOING ON IN DURHAMIl MORNING REPORT 6:30 a.m. and News'. Sports -and Weather .50 Co.Sanders Recipe fre CNDAN COMPANY Colonel Sanders' boys and ,girls, make it lfinger lickin' good.., OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN ONTARIO-SEE YOUR PHONE BOOK FOR THE ONE NEAREST YOU, 1350 THE OSHAWA STATION, PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1977, WHITB8Y FREE PRESS wei Bra Crc awg Church School and Infant Care worship. 668-3091 INFORMATION 668-3602 while parents 668-9789 TUESDAY, MARCH lst THRiIFT 0B:À 7:30 a.m.* REGULAR $425 MA75<