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04 ~ PORT PERRY STAR Wednesday, Apri 7 1971 Honeydale Women's Institute Elect New Executive For 1971 The Annual Meeting of The wW Centennial the Honevdale Branch was | Tweedsmuir . is slated for held Thursday, April Ist, in| May 5th 24 pm Final the. Municipal Hall, commen | arrangements tre Hall ete) cing with @ delightful Luck Luncheon under Pot | the | will be made later Report of a recent meeting convenership of Mrs. Ina De | of Ontario South District was Yonge and her committee The President Miss Alice Dedd called the meeting to order at 2.00 p.m. in regular form with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect The Roll Call was well an swered by giving "A Current event of our town or coun try", @pd payment of dues Mrs. Ina DeYonge spoke on the Motto: "People, like | fire, take on new brightness | f stir them up a bit." he cor respondence an ion was rec'd from the Blackstock Anglican Church witing the Honey dale embers, to hear the e autho Miss Ethel speak at the Re creational Centre, Blackstock n Sat. May 15th, 8 p.m Keep in mind the 4H Club Achievement day--Sat., May Sth. to be held in Trinity United Church pm. The 4H girls have made a "jacket dress" in this course, and will be demon- strating what they have learned. Try and keep this/ date open, both the Leaders | and the girls, are expecting your support. | jects | bo teas | Scholarships presented by Mrs. S. Naples, District Director. Honeydale Branch will be hostess for the District Annual, to be held May 20th, in the Pres- byterian Church, Port Perry Standing committee con- veners gave a report of the year's work. Successful pro- included compiling of Tweedsmuir History Local Leaders Train ing School, Fondue party, Ho Junior 4H Club spon sored, Fall Fair exhibits sick and shut-ins remember ed Money was raised for Courses local a Handicapped Child, local Fair Board, Delegates expen ses and many other worth while interests and activi- ties. Members are very sorry to learn that Mrs. Louise Patter | son formerly of Port Perry Uxbridge, at | now residing at Isaacs Har- | | bour Nova Scotia, is in Hos pital in Antigonish, Nova Sco- tia. We wish for her a speedy recovery Through her efforts in as- sisting the Isaacs Harbour W.1, Mrs. Patterson has had | a write-up about her work in : Short | Hospital, : the Women's Institute Maga- zine, the "Home & Country", published by the Province of Nova Scotia. After the report of the no- minating committee, Mrs. Nelson Williams, Ist Vice Pres. of Ont. South District, installed the officers for 1971-72. The approved slate is as follows: Past Pres.--Miss Alice Dodd President--Mrs. Thos. Bell. Ist Vice--Mrs. Sam Naples 2nd Vice--Mrs. F. Whitfield Sec'y--Mrs. S. Ploughman Ass. Sec"y--Miss Alice Dodd Treas.--Mrs. Harold Honey | Dist Director-- Mrs. Sam Napleg Alternate---Mrs. Thos. Bell Branch Directors--Mrs. Wm Chapman, Mrs. Fred ; Warren and Mrs. Rose Howard | Public Relations Officer Mrs. Sam Cawker | Tweedsmuir History Curator ; ~-Mrs. Rey Cornish | Auditors--Mrs. Wm. Moase, & Mrs. Lorne Duff. | Delegates to District Annual --Mesdames T. Bell, S Naples--L. Honey & A. Kent. | Alternates--Mesdames I. De- Yonge & A. Dodd Standing Committee Conveners Agr. & Can. Industries-- Mrs. Gordon Shunk Citizenship & Education-- FATHER'S DAY? not be prepared with one these "SPECIALS" SKILSAW Reg. $44.95 '33 Cuts to 738" vertically Has extra capacity and power for home remodetiing where 2" More than 1% horsepower, burnout protect Heavy duty ribbed foot and quadrant; stock is used easy to adjust controls Convenient sawdust ejection system Vari-torque clutch Precesion, helical gears, bind-free, tele- scopic lower blade quard; depth of cut to 273/. at 90°, to 2" (dressed) vie" at 45°: no load speed: 5150 rpm: amp. PLANNIN COMPLETE KIT includes Rip Guide, Extra Blade Regular $52.95 Viny! Case, 344.95 %" DRILL - No. 503C Requisr $23.98 $49.95 JIG SAW- No. 514c Regular $39.95 $32.95 BOLD ) Mique } three jdent. The Manchester News There was a good attend. ance at church on Sunday morning to hear an excellent sermon in keeping with Palm Sunday and Easter. Mrs. Alma Muir, Toronto, visited the Lamb and John- ston families on the week- end. Mona Bates, one of the first Canadian Pianists to tour Europe and achieve an on Monday, March 29, at the age of 80. She was also a soloist and gave several per- formances at Toronto's Mas- sey Hall with several orches- tras, including New York Philharmonic. Her father was a Presbyterian minister in Port Perry. While thed lived in Port Perry Mrs. F. Johnson began her Ist music lessons as a member of Miss Bates music class. She leaves 2 brothers, Drs. Gordon and Kendal Bates of Toronto Callers at the Franklin home last week were Mr. & Mrs. A. Franklin, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Martyn, Prince Albert, Mr. and Mrs Lorne Blakely, Greenbank, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold international reputation died / Mr. and Mrs. Hal Martin, Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach over the week-end : Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Mc- Tavisr and Steven, Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Pog- gensee of Oshawa .visited at the Best home on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd. Hunter, ee Mrs. Fred Warren Home Economics & Health-- Mrs. Frank Whitfield Historical Re-Search-- Mrs. C. DeYonge Resolutions--Mrs. O. Stone Fruit & Flower-- Mrs. M. Bassant. Before the meeting ad- Bentley, Ajax. ' journed, the retiring Presi- dent Miss Alice Dodd was; presented with a gift of China, in appreciation for her| ireless years as Presi-| presentation was | | made by Mrs. Gordon Shunk. | Written by M. Cawker P.R.O. for Honeydale Br CARNEGIE'S Port Perry were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson on Sunday. Mrs. Anna Cmajdalka, Tor- onto was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Hitchins and Miss Wendy of Oshawa were Sunday dinner guests at the Mitchell home. Manchester UuCcCW The April meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Alvin. Bruce, with a good attendance, Hymn 123 "Faith of our fathers" was sung followed by prayer. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Bruce. Our guest Mrs. Eagleson, gave an inspir- ing Easter message. The sec- ond reading "What did you see Soldier" was well received. Hymn 183 "There is a green Hill far away" was sung Mrs. Laura Wilson took charge of the business in the absence of the President. Mrs. Fred Lamb gave the treasurer's report, Our Spanish night w ill be held April 16th, a welcome to everyone. An evening of film on Russia, May 14th. Plan on © attending these two events. Mrs. Mitchell gave the pra- yer "True spirit of Easter," while holding hands and re- peating the Lord's Prayer. The hostess assisted by Mrs, Mitchell served a delic- & ious lunch. Mrs, Ted Lamb will have the next meeting at her home on May 6th, You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR LADY MOTORISTS! eo Why Pay Mo More? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS A new DX Station TO SERVE YOU AT * COLUMBUS Phone 655-3892 "Window of the Week" 2 Piece Chesterfield and Chair Regular Sells For