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SEER PRE RR RF OMB Many items onHoneydale agenda By M. Cawker - P.R. } Officer Avery interesting meeting under the direction of Cura- tor Mrs. Roy Cornish and her committee was held in the Municipal Hall, November Ist, with a splendid attend- ance. One visitor was: welcomed. The Pres. Mrs. Thos. Bell called the meeting to order: with the singing of the Wo- men's Institute Ode, and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. A warm welcome was extended to all, and it was surely a delight to see the president looking so fit after recent surgery. Members are planning to entertain the residents of the Community Nursing Home, Nov. 28th at 2 p.m. As many as possible please try to attend and make this a happy occasion for ie fine people who reside The Local Leaders Wi WILSON FORD De home bone ol, Cy Sez- "#%, Please remember -- Wilson Ford Sales is now the [home of personal service. "Prices are born here and raised elsewhere. Training School for the Branch project "Baked In A Pie is to be"held in Ux- bridge, Nov. 15 - 16th. Mrs. S. Cawker and Mrs. F. Whit- field will take the training and on return, teach a class new and exciting ways of preparing pastry and pies. | Achievement Day for the 4-H Homemaking Clubs will be held in Trinity United Church Hall, Uxbridge, on Saturday, Nov. 24th. Theme "Dressing Up Vegetables." "The. use of vegetables for family and company meals is emphasized in this unit. Women's Institute Members, mothers of the 4-H girls, and any other interested folks are invited to attend the afternoon program and sup- port the girls and their leaders. Time 1:30 p.m. Congratulations to High School students Miss Miriam Judy Christie and Miss '" for the Kids (--. | SATURDAY, & Bring the Kids to see the Bigger and Better Chamber of Commerce oda BLU PARADE * BigBands FLOATS » CLOWNS *» Free Candy ARB A as 2 DS, \ | | Parade starts at 2:00 p.m. rou wien scoot : STR 0 odin iin NR A, Keep PORT PEARY pel] Howsam, winners of the Senior and Junior prizes in Home Economics given each year by the Honeydale W.I. The commencement was held in the" High School Auditorium on the evening of November 2nd, and Mrs. Fred Warren Convener of Education, made the pre- sentation to the girls. An invitation from Scugog Island Branch to participate, in their short course on "Choosing and Using Fabrics" was accepted. The course will be held in the council chambers, Nov. 29th -10 - 4 p.m. Members were - very pleased to welcome Mrs. .Gerald Nelson and Mrs. J. McColl™ from the Cancer Society. The shower of cheer gifts which the Honeydale members donated for the Cancer Cupboard were presented by Mrs. Geo. Barthau on behalf of the W.I. to Mrs. Gerald Nelson, chairman of supply, for the Society. After expressing appreciation Mrs. Nelson gave a brief resume of the challenging work of the Cancer Society within the area. Mrs. Campbell MacMaster, delegate from the Branch gave the '"high- lights" of the 71st Convention of the Women's Institute of the Central Ontario Area, held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Oct. 24, 25 and 26. The Theme, paration for to-morrow is to do to-day's work superbly well." The delegates were most fortunate to have as the guest speaker for the even- ing Banquet, "The Very Rev. ero rosf SHOP "The best pre- . Findlay Gordon Stewart, C.D.,D.D., Minister at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Kitchener, who presented a most inspiring message dn the. theme to the large number of delegates in attendance. Excellent entertain- ment was provided by the Brampton - Bramalea Sweet Adeline quartet. Greetings were Brought from the. Hon, Wm. Stewart, Minister of Agr. & Food, and the Prov. Presidént of the Federated Women's Instit- utes of Ontario Mrs. Harvey Noblitt of Ottawa. Almost $100,00 was col- lected at the door for "Pennies for Friendship" to further the work of the Associated Country Women of the World. The Roll Call was answered by members re- lating amusing and interest- ing tales of by gone days. Mrs. JH. Hardy ably commented on the motto -- "Where we live we leave a mark. What kind of mark are you leaving?" Mrs. Roy Cornish in pre- senting her Historical pro- gramme, it being near Re- membrance Day, paid tri- bute to the boys who gave their lives in service to their country, and told the members of seeing the well kept cemeteries in France with the Poppies growing there, -- while touring Europe last Spring. She also paid tribute to the late Samuel Farmer, and read "excerpts" from the Tweedsmuir History book to do with his remarkable life, in and around Port Perry. Remember Ladies! at the Dec. meeting the gift exchange (not exceeding $1.00), also a gift for a mental patient. Mrs. C. De Yonge's group will be in charge. A warm friendly invitation is extended to the Ladies of the Community. After closing with "Oh Canada! and the W.1. Grace, refreshments were served by the group. Secrecy led "to story error Last week the STAR in- correctly reported that a community centre was being "renovated" in Nestleton. It has been brought to our attention that a completely new centre is being built, and our reference to renovations was incorrect. We had a reporter at the Cartwright council meeting where tenders for the work were opened. Since council did not specify exactly what it intended to spend $65,000 on, our reporter asked. He was told it was for the community centre in Nestle- ton. When he pressed for more details council refused to give them. We sometimes wonder if it would be easier for us to get Watergate tapes from U.S. President Richard Nixon than it is for us to get the time of day from certain members of Cartwright council. We look forward to the day when the press is allowed access to complete details on such projects and errors such as the one we made last week are no longer necessary. EDITOR PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 21st, 1973 -- § RA MOFFAT PRE-XMAS BE SALE POSS VVV99999999999 9999999999222 MOFFAT 107 RANGE [Fully Automatic Infinate Heat Electric clock Minute minder AS Rri-XM y Spi C All MOFFAT $ CUSTOM PROVINCIAL features for to-days modern living - chice of 3 types of ovens - completely automatic. Priced from $2999 Has all the most desired color - 249" also available in Continuous clean - Elect. self clean Gold or Avacado MOFFAT DELUXE CONTINUOUS CLEAN OVEN ¢ Fully automatic Clock controlled light - Min. 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