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i er Lo CAME ON CAESAR ARE CALI RY ON 1 A RASA Ww en CAE Bat 2-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 10, 1981 . Clara Warren elected president of Ontario south W. I. By Isabel Annis The 82nd Annual meeting of Ontario District South Women's Institute was held on Thursday May 28, 1981 in the Presbyterian church Port Perry withHoneydale . as the hostess branch. Delegates. were present from Ajax, Altona, Brooklin, Brougham, Claremont, Greenbank, Honeydale, Kinsale, Myrtle, Scugog Island, Shirley and Whitby branches. During the morning the convenors gave their reports, Mrs. Wm. Miller, Provincial Bd. member reminded us of the A.C. W.W. associate Country Women of the World Conference in Vancouver Canada in 1983, preparations are underway. Mrs. Beverley Brook, Home Economist, gave a report of the 4H home making clubs and senior -activities on Ontario South. Mrs. Sam Cawker lead a "very impressive memorial service for deceased members of the past year. Officers elected for the year 1981-82 are Past Presi- dent Mrs. A. Brady, Whitby; President- Mrs. Clara " Warren, Honeydale (Port Perry); 1st Vice President - Mrs. 'Alva Thompson, Port Perry; Secretary- Mrs. James Coates, Shirley W.I.; Treasurer- Mrs. D. Andrews, Greenbank, W.I.; Federa- tion Rep. - Mrs. James Coates (Shirley W.1); Alt. Wd FLATT HASAN | BRITE ALTRI HCO ERE RAN LEAL ENR RANE aN 37 Bee Wy 3 3 iy ATES ih RHR AAR AHURA, LSE VAR HEIR Lop son da Rep- Mrs. Willson, Honey- dale W.IL; Standing Committees Agriculture and Canadian Industries Mrs. Ellis Britain Claremont W.I. Citizenship and Canadian Industries- Mrs. H. Hill, Greenbank W.I.; Education ang Cultural Activities- Mrs. by Vera Brown Plan to attend the Epsom- Utica Congregational sports day on Saturday, June 13th which starts at 1:30 p.m. at Epsom School and- will be followed by a potluck supper at the Epsom Church at approx. 5 p.m. 18 DAYS For Provincial Sales Tax Rebate NEW 1981 G. M. C.TRUCKS PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 "WANTED - ALIVE" CUSTOMERS REWARD - Special Savings Plus "NO SALES TAX" Until June 30th. Inglis WASHER DRYER { FREEZERS -12cu.ft. 5299 Other Models at - SPECIAL PRICES!! ... Plus Many More Rewarding Savings! -2speed '- heavy duty 519. RO BAAN SH BETA PEER E. Kelley, Shirley W.I.; Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. W. Cam Whitby W.I.; Resolutions - Mrs. Madeline Cawker, Scugog Island W,1.; Curator - Mrs. Lillian Goslen, Clare- 'mont W.L.; Public Relations - Mrs. H. Lewis, Altona W.L Utica area news Church service on Sunday is at Epsom Church at 11:30. a.m. Decoration service for the Hillman and Kendall Cemeteries will be held in Utica Church on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Linstead as guest speaker. - Music by the Senior Citizens choir. You are reminded of the retirement party on June 23rd from 7:30 - 9.p.m. for Lillian Midgley at Epsom School. i Mrs. Delia 'Harper is home after staying the past few months at the Villa in Port Perry. Sunday visitors were. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schofield and family of Taunton. The Schofields were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Harper. Recent visitors at the Sutcliffe home were Mrs. Helen Crawford of Uxbridge, Mr. Terry Crawford and children Norman, Allison and Bobby of Greenbank. There were 14 tables of euchre played at the Hall on Friday evening with prizes going to the following ladies, 1st Mabel Pilkey, 2nd Susie Harris and low Ann Cornish. Men's 1st Irwin Kydd, 2nd Bessie Spencer and low to Morley Sellars. Freeze-out winners were Irwin Kydd and Nora Prentice with Mr. and Mrs. J. Poots coming in 2nd. There will be another euchre this coming Friday as the Community Club are going to start running euchres every Friday for the summer. Mrs. Mildred Thompson "- visited her mother Mrs. -3temperatures -lint filter 329 'Buy the Pair $809 -15cu. ft. -2door -frost free Refrigerators | *549 SWIVEL ROCKER | @8 GREENBANK FURNITURE & APPLIANCES HWY. 12-2 Miles North of Hwy. 47 in Greenbahk - 985-3295 * New & Used * Free Layaway Miller on Sunday and was a supper guest with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill in Mount Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur - | entertained the Port Perry Midget Hockey team and their parents with a picnic at ey Ss ty A 3: ING Py 7 WERE {tha MAE PAPI Foy AAI ah a AIL BH Greenbank news By Mrs. Armour McMillan The Greenbank Sunday School Anniversay last Sunday was very interest- ing. Miss Mayneord of Peterborough - gave the message on your talents and favoured the large congrega- tion by whistling three hymns accompanied by Mrs, Linda Hunter on the piano. We wish to thank the Greenbank Public school choir and their leader Mrs. Shier also the Sunday school juniors and their leaders, Mrs. J. Cook, Mrs. N. Raines and Mrs. V. Foster. ' There is no church or Sunday school at Greenbank next Sunday. It is Pinedale Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. J. Couperth- waite, Robert and family were at a 100th birthday party in Toronto on Sunday. -Mrs. Thomas the birthday girl is Margaret's Aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mount, Manilla, Mrs. Adelaide McLennon and Mr. and Mrs. Archie McMi Sunderland and Mr. ory oy Morely Raines were guests of Mrs. Marjory Beaton on Sunday. The regular Women's Institute meeting is on June 24th more details next week. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Ashburn, recently. their home on Sunday after- noon. Mrs. Denise Carr accompanied the Epsom Kindergarten class to the Metro Zoo on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Locke and family in Newmarket. "Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McCartney are the proud parents of a baby boy last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howsam attended the graduation exercises of their daughter Heather at Guelph University last Thursday. Heather received her B.Sc. in Fisheries and Wild Life and is residing in Guelph and employed at the African Lion Safari in Rockton. Douglas Dusty, Chris- topher Cookman, Michael Gibson and Rick Perry were entertained at a hockey party in Prince Albert Hall last week. The George Stone Realty presented each boy with a jacket. Mr. Gary Lee, Charlene and Kelly with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee for a few days. There will be a community shower for Debbie Lee on Saturday June 20th in the afternoon at her home. Mrs. Frank Innis was one of the Women's Institute members from Ontario, south who demonstrated quilting at the Erland Lee Home, Stoney Creek, last week. Prof. Warren McCready has arrived home from a ten day visit to the east coast. While in Halifax he attended a convention for Professors in Spanish. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan who were married 60 years on June 8th. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind reminds you to give your eyes the care and protection they deserve. Preventing blindness is everyone's concern. Make it yours. nee ain ee we ue The Prudential Insurance Company of America REQUIRES SALES PERSONS FOR OSHAWA & PORT PERRY AREAS. *4 Month Paid Training period. *Full Company Benefits FOR APPOINTMENT CONTACT: Phil Lawrence or Jack Abramson 725- 1161 WALLACE MARLOW Co. Ltd. 40 VANEDWARD DRIVE - PORT PERRY (Behind Philp Pontiac-Buick) PHONE 985-7363 Farm Feed, Fencing, Pet Food & Garden Supplies. ATRAZINE 8OW (While Supply Lasts) 2 00 KING BUG KILLER - All Sizes oy Twine, Sisal & Plastic Also Binder Twine Available! AR SA TRE RE TR ERR, VF Pe le Sa Sg eS BREE FRY TT EN SO I Ea A Gn SNA ll CT NG i CE INS 3330 2 UT SN ie wi JE