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an LIEN bd SA A ER EE Ge v. Greenbank W I The Greenbank Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. D. McKean on Wed. Jan 20th. Mrs. McKean opened the meeting with a poem, I Found a Valentine. The Opening Ode was sung and the Mary Stewart collect was repeated. The members and visitors were welcomed to the meeting. The roll call was answered - by telling of something you are interested in other than your family. The minutes and treasurer's report were given by Mrs. A. McMillan. An invitation has been received from the Bethesda Women's Institute to attend their meeting in the Govern- ment of Canada Building in Uxbridge on March 13th at 8 p.m. The annual Officers Conference is to be held in Waterloo, Ontario April 29th to May 1st. A delegate from Greenbank to be named will attend. The Erland Lee Home in Stoney Creek is to be open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 pm. This is the Museum home of one of the founders of Women's Institute in Ontario and is well worth a visit. Institute week is June 2nd to 6th. Mrs. D. Donneral reported on family and consumer affairs that a resolution had been made to defer metri- cation giving the advantage and disadvantages of it. As metrication has gone beyond _the point of no return -this resolution was turned down. Mrs. Donneral also brought to notice an article warning young people not to use the heat lamps or sunbathe to ° long. This creates a redden- TTT TT SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Call GIL RUMMENIE 985-7860 or drop off at MODERN TEXTILES IAEA Get a C.U. Loan Whether it's an R.R.S.P. Loan to ease your Ingbme Tax Load, or a Consolidation to clean up property taxes ... SEE YOUR CREDIT UNION! R.R.S.P LOANS at 14% If plan is purchased through the CREDIT UNION ing of the skin which is the result of too much radiation. This ages the skin too early in life and could lead to skin cancer in later years. Mrs. J. lanson, curator and Mrs. G. Beaton are to buy a stronger book to contain our Tweedsmuir history and a more attract- ive cover for it. The Scugog Shores Museum has asked the people of Greenbank to be responsible for cleaning display and guiding at the Lee home. Any volunteers may contact Mrs. Fred Phoenix, local representa- tive. The group for the evening was Mrs. D. McKean, Mrs. W. Irwin and Mrs. A. Empringham. The motto Enthusiasm-what is it? Mrs. Irwin spoke on this by breaking up the work into letters and gave a small talk for each subject namely-E- was Energy, N-Neighbour, T- Thoughtfulness, H-Happy, U-Unafraid, S-Singing, I- Inspiration, A-Action, S- Service, and M-Maker. By " following this lead a woman can be happy and helpful in her home and community. Our speaker for the even- ing was invisible to us. With the aid Mrs. J. Brown of Washago, our P.R.O. for the province of Ontario, we were able to procure a tape taken at the Canadian Women's Institute Conference held in Saskatoon, Sask. One of the speakers was Father Larre, a former teacher who is now a priest. He spoke on his work among the delinquent and worried children in his area. He said most of them are starving for love and understanding in their infancy and through their formative years. The Institute Grace was sung and a lunch was served by the group in charge. As a number of members will be away in March there will be no meeting. Remem- ber the next meeting in April will be the annual one when all reports for the year end must be turned in: js oe CE ER SE Fu (From page 1) Epsom has 93 students at present, or about 66 per cent of capacity, while Green- bank has 131 students, . or about 75 per cent of capacity. Figures released at the Board meeting in Oshawa Monday evening show that by 1981, projected enrolment at Greenbank will fall to 121 students, and enrolment forecast for Epsom is 79 students by 1982. The annual operating cost of the Greenbank school (excluding teachers salaries and busing) is now $21,700, while the cost to operate Epsom is now $19,340. On Monday night, the Board accepted recommend- ations. on the future of two other rural schools. The Zephyr School in Uxbridge Township will remain as is until 1980-81, but an accomm- odation committee will meet again this November. The School at Raglan, south of Port Perry will stay open until the end of 1981 school year. Meanwhile, the Board also decided Monday evening to set the wheels in motion for the formation of School Acc- ommodation to examine the operation and future of the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 27, 1980 -- 7 ture of School uncertain Cartwright High School in Blackstock. : Like the public schools, that committee will be made up of trustees, parents and citizens living in the area, and school officials. For Best Results Use The PORT PERRY STAR 'CLASSIFIEDS' PHONE 985-7383 or corator colours and patterns. 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