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We oi adidas . i! N '| | | @ il i | i { 3 | @ I f bony © i \ i i! >| a Ardsssninidaiicn ssid am hbisscdolmiime id ii crimedind Port Perry's newest service club one of our most active by Nancy Arnold Kin first organized in Port' Perry about 2'. years ago. The Kinsmen Club has be- come a growing concern ever since. New Playground Community projects are financed by Kinsmen through fund raising events. The present project is a modern fully equipped play- * ground. Funds have been designated for park equip ment for several months and Kin are anxious to begin. "We intend to make annual donations of equipment to the playground to keep it modern and in good repair," vice-president John Ross said, '"'we are anxious to see this park a reality." KINETTES The wives of the Kinsmen have organized a ladies group called Kinettes. The ladies are involved in all kinds of things. "Kin is a way of life," stated Kinette president Barb Van Haar- lem," even the kids are involved." Barb's daughter says she's proud of being a "Kin-kid." NURSING HOME Kinettes have brought a little sunshine to the folks at the Community Nursing Home. The ladies have been giving "shows"' at the home once a month. "We try to get them some variety," said past president Doreen Kendall, "A little singing, a skit, bingo, some nights we take the kids. The old folks seem to get a kick out of kids, and the kids do too." A Hallowe'en Party was staged October 21. LEAF TOURS "The Kinettes started this idea of a leaf tour last fall," Jeanette Ross told us. "Some of these patients hadn't been outside of the home for three years. They really enjoyed the trip," said Doreen Kendall. The Kinettes all agreed that they enjoy doing vice work. = Baking, babysitting, tours, lotte- ries, suppers are all part of it. HOUSE TOUR Last spring Kinettes organized a house tour in Port Perry. "This area is blessed with beautiful homes all periods," we were told, "the house tour com- mittee is already getting houses for next year's tour." The tour was a big success. Kinettes hope to make it an annual event. WIN PRIZE The Kinette float in last year's Christmas parade won the best float prize for their efforts. Costumes are being made and a float pre- pared for tHe parade coming up.- "Kin kids" love the excitement and take an active part. ALL CANADIAN The Kinsmen Club is the only all Canadian service club in Canada today. The members are proud of this fact. Many requests have come from the United States for, the Kinsmen Club to become an international organization. But Kinsmen stand firm on this matter "All Canadian!" A YOUTH ORGANIZATION The Kinsmen Club was formed in Hamilton, Ontario in the early 1920's in the . Croft's - DRIVING SCHOOL 852-6747 - Call after 5 p.m. weekdays . Anytime week-ends 'Free home pick-up- (IWHERE GOOD FOOD IS ON THE MENU EVERYDAY It costs no more to "Eat and Meet" in our NEW DINING ROOM Please do drop in & enjoy a meal in our new surroundings en TAKE-OUT ON ALL OUR MEALS Pizza and Fish & Chips to go Phone 985-206 endevours to maintain friendship between young servicemen. Offices in the Kinsmen Club can only be held by members under 40 years of age. However, membership is not restricted. Any man 21 years old may join. How- ever, most people in Kins- men are young married men with children. If you are"interested in knowing more you may con- tact president Bob Findlay 985-3360. ' Banquet The Durham County Fed- eration of Agriculture annual b anquet will be held November 22 at Blackstock. Guest speaker for the eve- ning will be Menno Klassen of the Ontario Food Council, who will be speaking on market potential and possibilities in the far eastern countries such as Japan and China. The old Uxbridge Town- ship hall is going to become the new Goodwood Orange Lodge hall as Soon as a satisfactory agreement can be drawn up. with beautiful Encore Sunvinyl Coronet LAST YEAR'S WINNER, the Kinette Train was judged the best of 28 floats entered in Port Perry's Santa Claus Parade. There is still time to enter your float in this year's parade which will be held December 1. Cash prizes of $25 - 1st, $15 - 2nd, $10 - 3rd will be awarded to the best floats again this year. WALLPAPERS $A29 4 single roll $495 4 single roll Add life to your home! A.W. BROCK 19) I) 0) ARUN ey: 308 ROOM LOTS PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 14th, 1973 -- 3 PLE BEY io, ARE! | You'll applaud this brilliant new Sunworthy wallfashion! ® Ready pasted ® Scrubbable ® Completely dry strippable ® Stain resistant WALLPAPER in 99%.