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* Scugog Island W. I. hold June meeting oy a ee EE EE rrr ----- Bind of The June meeting of the Scugog Island Women's In- stitute was held at the Island Community Hall with 17 members and 7 visitors pre- sent. The President opened the meeting with a warm wel- come and the Ode and Col- leet were repeated. The meeting was under the convenorship of Jess Cham- bers with the theme of CRI CIN DIETS e Rock e Country & ENGI e Polkas etc. Agriculture and Canadian Industries. Roll call was answered by each member bringing a tea towel for the new hall Kit- chen. Motto-There is no place for permissiveness when it comes to eating, with com- - ments by Betty Reader. Treasurer Christina Pren- tice reported on the Tupper- ware Party with $66.00 profit CE M {YER Ze VT ae Me Tale Me Le! for our Institute. Plans were made to attend a Guiders School at the Museum as we will be Guid- ing at the Museum each Thursday in August. The new unit for the 4H girls this fall will be "The Club Girl Entertains." Ann Chandler offered to be leader and Norma Crowell as Assis- tant leader. If any girl from 12 to 26 years is interested for Wedding Receptions Dances Parties etc. for more information contact PETER'S PLATTERS [I = <5 B= Pn AVA HORN HL =8 YB! 985-3089 please contact a leader. Helen Fedyk reported on the meeting she attended about the service groups and the availability of the service for our Community. Plans to make a quilt block each were discussed with Elsie Pogue, Kathy Cham- . bers and Betty Ann Freeman in charge of the final details. Remember our W.1. picnic on Tuesday, July 9 at Elgin Park. Uxbridge, at 12 noon. Please bring your lunch, beverage and cutlery. Cars will leave Betty Readers at 11:30. A garage sale is planned for in the summertime to help raise funds for kitchen dishes. Anyone with articles either large or small to donate should contact our committee - Elizabeth Stichmann, Norma Crowell, Janis Richardson and Helen Fedyk. Watch for notices at your door. Grant Vizely on behalf of the 2nd Scugog Cubs and Scouts presented a cheque for $50.00 to President Betty Reader. with the money to be used for new equipment in the hall. Also present for this* presentation were Grant's parents and 3 leaders Pat Taylor, Rodney Chandler and Bill Bobbie. Thank you bovs. Our special speaker for the evening was Cliff Crowell - Vice Pres. and General Manager of Peel's Poultry . Cliff gave an interesting talk on the production of eggs, broilers and the breeding stock at his company. He also told us the highlights of his recent trip to Mexico and Europe. A social time followed. Storey Beare, left, is seen here handing over the keys to a Chevrolet Notchback to Richard Drew, vice president of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce. The car has been purchased as a prize in a draw to be held in September when the C. of C. hold their Fall Dance. . President of the Scugog C of C, Kenneth Dowson tries the new car out for size. 3 A = 4 rg J CN ~ = x FROM THE SERS N SLSR ELRLLLLIAIISOIVICNNNIIIIISNS SII NSS SSS SSeS sSSS SSS S ass s ss sss sass ss sss h 1 erly Be Tp Ty PorRT ( PERRY \_ GUEST BOOKS MATCHES ANNOUNCEMENTS | INVITATIONS NAPKINS CAKE ROXES BRIDE'S BOOK