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12-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr, 20, 1977 SC LL Spring open at \ 3 UL a Lite [ront ell ried 3 R RG Ny, i i THIS rr RIL 24 12 noon to 6 p.m. ANTIQUES & BOOKS Landfall Farm 5 Miles East of Port Perryon7A 986-5588 So ol ol oF of or A A A SL A A ALL oz ee eee eel a ---- ee : Ns PIR 3 Sail Ay fo = \ Nn \} gir oe a CE Nestleton 'Women's Insti- tute met in the Community Centre on Wed. April 6 at 1:30 p.m. The president, Mrs, George Heaslip, open- ed the meeting with the "Ode" and- "Mary Stewart Collect", After welcoming all, she redd from Home and Country, a poem "It's All in the State of Mind", The secretary, Mrs. J. Wygerde read the minutes, financial report and corres. pondence. Two resolutions re lowering the drinking age 'and dangers of too frequent X-rays were read. These are to be voted on at the District Annual in Hampton on May 10. Invitations were received for the 4H Achievement Day on the "Cereal Shelf" on 1976 BEL AIR SEDAN Excellent family transportation. Only 33,000 miles on this one owner car. Light blue metallic finish with matching trim. 6 month mechanical warranty. Lic. KPX 196. i 1975 CHEV IMPALA WAGON 09 Just arrived in time for your holiday season. Built to pull a trailor or camper and carry all your equipment. Lic. JMA 515. '3895. 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU Coupe, sporty & practical for anyone from 16 to 90. Finished in bronze with a white vinyl roof, Lic. JEN 123. "269%. 1975 OLDS ROVALE SEDAN Real Value at: 3995. 1973 BUICK CENTURY COUPE Only 47,000 miles on this one owner car. Finished in the ori- ginal maroon paint. $2495 J For this sale only: pick your next A More to choose from. Come in this week & This one is a truly great value. Only 23,000 miles. Finished in dark blue metallic with complimen- tary valour trim. Test drive this beauty-today. 1976 CHEVETTE HATCHBACK Chevrolet's Leading Subcompact. Over 30 m.p.g. frorn this one owner resale. Finished in bright orange with tan trim. Lic. KNX 985. $2 495. j OLDSMOBILE Zl olor 1974 CUTLASS SPORT COUPE A real sporty number with buc- ket seats & console. Price to sell this week at only: April 23 at Cartwright Central Public School and the F.W.1.0. 80th Acciver- sary Picnic in Kitchener on July 13. During the business period it was decided to supply sandwiches and pies for the Frew sale on April 20. Proceeds of the booth to go to the Nestleton Recreation Committee. - It was decided to raise our membership fee to $2.00 to cover expenses of the Fee sheet. Several generous donations were "received from members. Our annual meeting fol- lowed the regular business. The secretary read the min- utes and year-end Financial report. Most encouraging reports were given by all Standing Committee Con- '3195. 2 almost new car out! an venors and Public Relations Officer showing an excellent year. Mrs, G. Thompson presided for the election of Officers for 1977-78 term. Officers for 1977;78 are: Past Pres. Mrs. Ben De- Jong; President - Mrs. Geo. Heaslip; 1st Vice - Mrs. Wm. Bolan; 2nd Vice - Mrs. Wal- ter Welts; Sec. Treas. - Mrs. M. Firlet; Asst, Sec. Treas. - Mrs. L. Malcolm; Dist." Director - Mrs. J. Wygerde; Alternate -- Mrs. Wm. Bolan; Public Relat- ions - Mrs. L. Malcolm; Branch Directors - Mrs. Wil- fred Jackson, Mrs. M. Fisher; Curator - Mrs. Allen Beacock. Port High does well in contest On March 1, 1977, 21,500 students . from 1,065 high schools across Canada com- peted in the 15th annual Junior Mathematics Contest sponsored by the University of Waterloo. Port Perry High School had 60 students from years one, two and three enter the contest. Port Perry High School came first in Dur- ham Region and third in Zone 68 which is made up of Haliburton, Northumber- land, Peterborough and Vic- toria Counties, as well as Durham Region. ~~ Our school was ranked 76th out of 524 schools in Ontario and 134th out of 1,058 schools in all 'of Canada, ) Our top five students Greg Carriere, John Espley, Paul Delhaise, Wendy Bracken and Debbie Ireland _had scores high enough to place them on the Zone 68 Honour Roll. This is a list of the top five percent of the students in the zone. Each of these students will receive a certificate from the University of Waterloo for this outstanding achieve- ment. In addition Port Perry's top student, Greg Carriere, is listed on the Ontario Honour Roll and the Can- adian Honour Roll. Greg's score of 92.25 placed him in the top first 40 students in * . Ontario. He also placed in the top 105 students out of 21,500 students in Canada. Nestleton Women's Institute Standing Committee Con- venors: Agriculture & Can- adian Industries - Mrs. Fred Dayes; Citizenship & World Affairs - Mrs. Bruce Heas- lip; Education & Cultural Affairs - Mrs. R. Davison; Family & Consumer Affairs - Mrs, H. McLaughlin; Res- olutions - Mrs. G. Till; Sun- shine Committee - Mrs. Geo. Bowers, Mrs. L. Malcolm, Mrs. A. Earnshaw; Pianist - Mrs. L. Malcolm; Social Committee - Mrs. Fred Dayes, Mrs. J. Wygerde; Auditors - Mrs. H. McLaugh- lin, Mrs. G. Thompson, Mrs. Bruce Heaslip in- vited the members to meet at her home to plan the program on April 21. The meeting adjourned after O Canada and the Institute Grace. Nestleton P.R.O. 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