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hy Tg Frill. - rl The Honeydale Branch met | in the Parish Hall with Pres. Mrs. N. Williams in the chair. | After the 'opening procedure, | the visitors were introduced, | and all present were welcomed. | The roll call was answered by | each member stating what laws | she would change, to better the lives of Canadians. Congratu- | Jations! members. It was well | answered. Two minute reports were pre- sented by the following stand- | ing committee conveners: Mrs. V. Bell reported on a Horticul-| "+ Oct. 5th-- ture meeting held recently, which several members enjoyed. | Mrs. M. Hardy read 'a short | paper on "Women in Canadian | History". Mrs. W. Moase gave a brief history of the Port Perry Star, and mentioned the untiring efforts of the late Mr. Samuel Farmer and his family in- publishing the paper for so many years. Mrs. S. Cawker read a letter from a Mrs. Home- wood, who belongs to a sister W.I. in Lyndhurst, England. Mrs. Homewood told of many interesting ways of raising funds, in her letter, and sent best wishes to the Honeydale Branch. We are pleased to announce Miss Alice Dodd and Miss Aud- rey Kent, are the new leaders of the 4-H Homemaking Club BEARE MOTORS 1.G.A. VOUCHER WINNERS Dr. D. GC, MacMaster Oct. 12th-- - Dr. A. C. Bathie _ SEE ALL THE New Toys 'and Gifts FOR Christmas IN THE NEW IGA 'CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT NOW AVAILABLE ~~ Honeydale W.I Many Fall Activities Plan in Port Perry. . 16 girls are anxious to arti ipate in the 3 particy | A. Dodd. fall unit "Working with Wool". | Congratulations to Miss Mil-: dred Martyn, of Prince Albert, whe-kss won the Women's In- stitute Ontario County Scholar- ship. This amounts to $100.00, and will help to further Mild- red's education, Miss A. Kent reported on | Blackstock and Port Perry Fair | exhibits; Honeydale winning 1st prize at both fairs. The Com- mittee and those who contribut- |! ed articles for the display, are thanked by the W.l., most sin-| cerely. The Short Course on "Copper | Tooling" will be held in the, Senior Citizens building, hehind the Post Office, 10 am. - 4 p.m. Those taking the course are asked to take a box lunch. For further infor- mation contact the committee-- Miss A. Kent or Mrs. S. Naples. A bus trip is planned for the | Area Convention, on Nov. Tth.' Kindly contact the convener Mrs, G. Barthau if you plan to attend. An invitation from the Green- bank W.I. to attend the short course on 'Creative Cookery", Oct. 8 - 9th, was accepted. The convener of Resolutions | Mrs. I. Fines dealt with the re- solution, on Oct. 24-25, same. Mrs, A. Prentice replied | fittingly to the Motto, "Don't | wait for Spring, do it now' Interesting readings given by | { Mrs, Fines and Mrs. Prentice | brought the meeting to a close. "Miss M. McLaren conducted a contest, the winner being Miss | Lunch was served by Mrs. Fines and her group. The Nov. meeting will be held | Thurs., Nov. 14th. Meinbers { please note change of date. Members will be working at | the Cancer Dressing rooms each | Friday, 2 - 4 p.m. Anyone in- | terested in assisting in this | .very-worthwhile project, will be | welcomed. wigs X wre ~ Causeway Bowling Lanes NOW OPEN WEEK - ENDS WANTED -- 18 Couples for Mixed League Friday Night - PHONE Nov. 8 | 085-2530 and members voted on Ba UC AU patessdtsessaseerstesraseessioeisasseetsrssstrsesisrsiersstitassaetissiesiarsesss oF Festival ¢ PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. OCT. 17th, 1963--15 For Immediate Results-- Use The Classified Section 'We offer A OCTOBER" FUEL OIL - EVERY DAY MORE PEOPLE ARE TURNING TO OIL FOR THEIR WINTER HOME HEATING COMFORT We have been serving this community with their Heating Fuel for 33 years and are still in a position to serve with the Best of Heating Oil. Automati¢ Delivery and a free equip- ment service. You choose your Service Man and we pay the bill. All you pay is for the oil we deliver to your tank and for any parts that are necessary. REESOR FUEL & LUMBER PORT PERRY PHONE 985-7951 Kraft CHEEZ' ne IGA H 1337 30] RH 3 Kraft Cracker Barrel MILD GHEESE gr 12 oz. Cut » = FARMHOUSE FROZEN. 16 oz. Cake Food Prices Effective Oct. 16, 17, 18, 19 All ¢ - BANANA CAKE 49° We Reserve the right to Limit Quantities. Hope's IGA Food Liner - Port Perry LIBBY in Tomato Sauce SPAGHETTI 2- 37 20 oz. Tins AUSTRAILIAN SFEDLESS RAISINS FRESH LEAN 2 1b. Pkg. 4) IGA LIQUID PORK SHOULDER ROAST LEAN FRESH Pork Bult Roast ( 3 ROYAL GUEST Rindless Sliced Side Bacon .. 5 TOTAL OF EXTRA -5 1 1b. Pkg. TABLERITE Wieners CLOVERLEAF Solid Pack 7 oz. Tin FANCY TUNA 39 24 oz. size DETERGENT 39 +35 FRESH TASTY & Well Trimmed - Ib Butt Pork Chops . 55° 1 1b. Pkg. SOUTH AFRICAN JUICY VALENCIA SWEET ORANGES OZ. SIZE 2562 9-69 California Finest lbs. EMPEROR GRAPES ........... 2 - 29¢ 'Ontario No. 1 Grade Stalks ~ CRISPY CELERY ............ 2 - 25¢ Only the Fresh Taste Best For | SUNKIST LEMONS ........... 6 - 29¢ | Receive "$6. 00 Bonus Tapes 'with OMO DETERGENT EE TT TY Ty) Receive $4.00 in Bonus Tapes with WE iii 518 ROSES FLOUR ioe iosressssssens VAN KIRK CHIPITS ..............cccuue.. 5 1b Bag 6 oz. Pkg. Li Receive $2.00 in Bonus Tapes with S21. 00 PEN BON AMI JET SPRAY ........ Srcteiviting No. 1 GRADE TOMATOES ........ bis TAPES 14 oz. Size 2 14 oz. Table ; TABLERITE Sliced BOLOGNA, 12 oz. pkg. aid me ip 16¢ OFF J Giant Size Beef; Veal, Pork, Salsbury Steak 8 oz. Pkg FROZEN CHOPLETS .......... Shesessannasn