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* £4 4 & $ v A Miss Ruth Proutt hosted" the Nestleton' Women's Ins- titute - in the Community Centré on Wednesday, Oct. 2nd. The President, Mrs. B. DeJong chaired the meetjng. Following a welcome to the ladies, Mrs. DeJong intro- duced two visitors, Mrs. H. "Bradley (Past District Pre- sident of West Durham) and her friend, Mrs. Hurrie. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. J. Wygerde, Secretary, who in lieu of the absence of Mrs. Davison duties also. Plans were * discussed regarding the Dis- trict Fun Fair in Maple Grove this month and Nutrit- ion Day whichis to be held in the Solina. Community Hall on October 31st from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The ladies voted to attend an invitation to the Janetville W.I. on October 17th at 8 p.m. The seventy-second Cent- ral Ontario Convention shall be held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, on December "the 2nd, 3rd and 4th. The Honourable Pauline McGib- bon shall address the As- sembly. Mrs. G. Heaslip, convener for Education and Cultural Affairs, presided for the programme. The Motto, The W.i. has a place Tea, bazaar held by Eastern Star A most enjoyable Tea and Bazaar sponsored by the Eastern Star was held Sat. -- afternoon last in the Angli- can Parish Hall. Many interested folk at- "tended the event, a new venture for the Eastern Star, and it was a decided success. ~ There was a wonderful display of items of all kinds 'arranged on the tables such as, needlework, handicraft, doll clothes, goodies out of the best kitchens, vegetables & plants, opportunity table, miscellaneous, and finally a refreshing cup of tea. Many hours of planning and work are credited to Convener Marjorie Edwards and her assistants, who help- ed to make the project a success. Submitted by Mabel Cawker -- TRY OUR -- Surf & Turf Steaks Filet Mignon Lobster Tails | Queen St. with SIDING by Dusome Storm Windows, undertook her - Emiel's Place Licensed Dining and Banquet Rooms. Fishermans Platter Port Perry Beautify Your Home! ALCAN ALUMINUM Window Products Storm Doors, Awning & Patio Doors R.R. No. 5, Sunderland Phone 985-3572 in modern living. Portions of a talk regarding rural soc- iety encouraging discussing problems of stress, given by Dr. Hadwin was read by Mrs. L,, Malcolm. In pre- senting the guest speaker, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Heaslip informed the ladies that Mrs. Bradley was the dele- gate to the 1973 Conference in Banff. @ This had been her first opportunity to visit Nestle- ton. In the course-of her interesting and informative talk, Mrs. Bradley stated that each visitor from Ont- ario wore our emblem, the Trillium. The School of Fine Arts in Banff was the confer- ence headquarters. Speakers of distinction were the Hon. "E. Whalen, Dr. D, Leighton, Dr. H. Honer and Mrs. Fulton, F.W.1.C. Social func- tions were as follows, a gigantic barbecue, with five hundred and nineteen in attendance. The banquet with seven hundred and two attending and a Rocky Mountain tour which included a trip to the beauteous Lake Louise, Em- erald Lake, Yo-Ho Valley, Sulphur Springs followed by a trip via cable car to the mountain peak. Mrs. Hurrie then showed slides of the tour with the commentary given by. Mrs.. Bradley. -To bring this delightful after- noon to a close, Mrs. L. Malcolm at the piano, ac- companied the ladies in sing- ing O Canada. Following. the Institute Grace, Miss Proutt's group served luncheon. Mrs. F. Dayes voiced appreciation. The November meeting shall be hosted by Mrs. C. Earn- shaw, Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Convener of Citizenship and World Affairs shall be in charge. The guest speaker is to be Mr. Brian Newton an Actuary, from Toronto, The meeting shall of course be, held in the Nestleton Com- munity Centre at 1:30 p.m. The objective of the mem- bers of Court Court Nestleton and sur- rounding Courts of the Cana- dian Foresters for 1974 is to donate $3,000.00 to furnish a new patient's lounge in the Princess Margaret Cancer Hospital in Toronto. Last season the grand total raised for the furnishing of a lounge in the Cataraqui Hospital in Kingston was over seven. thousand dollars. It gives each member of 985-2066 dy Snowbird - the Canadian Foresters a deep sense of pride to be a part of this type of undertak- ing. The presentation this year shall be made at the Eastern Ontario Provincial Assembly at the 401 Inn in Peterborough on' April. the 19th. You may rest assured that we shall obtain our goal once more. With the objec- tive of each human being, and I know that we all feel united in the effort to con- quer this dread disease through research, I am quite cértain that we shall be assisted by many of you.in any endeavour to raise funds for this particular worthy cause. On the lighter side... re the Foresters, At the recent cross Canada bowling Tourn- ament held in Bowmanville, Nestleton shall long be re- membered for the awards 4 Designs 12"x 12" FLOOR TILES ¢ GLIDDEN REDWOOD STAIN Gallons $ 25 WY each 3 SPEED FANS 'ELBOWS and CLAY T's Reg. '1.90 Ns smiinanbitiadodauadadnanivisiet - SELF STICKING - each 1 Rez. 1 hs 121.9 each NA 75 4 - presented to our representa- tives for this Tournament in the persons of Nick and Marilyn Bobel, Lorne .and Ann Lee and Marg Lee. They won the "Booby" prizes. If you notice a peculiar scent in the area lately, do not be alarmed. Ann Lee said, Quote, "It is only the cute little skunks that the losers were presented with". They did their best and that after all is all that matters. I wish to take this oppor- tunity to congratulate two young men upon their prow- ess, not only as Dentists, but as designers and carpenters as well. The second floor of the Medical Clinic on Queen St. in Port Perry, are the new offices of Drs. Jim Hardy and Dale Lague. Ultra-mod- ern equipment, tastefully decorated offices and a most FINAL WEEK" CLEARANCE: "TO COMPLETE OUR YEAR END STOCK TAKING, WE ARE OFFERING TO YOU THESE TREMENDOUS VALUES usidbonsdernibintinidsibimbsciiwidanssasaiitivt iid asinsb uh FB Nf LARA TRAP TV, - 0 ¥ Sd . y, VF inn aA ' VSI LIR RTL GAP L ERS. FEES ARS) PITRE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1974 -- 5 " Nestleton, Caesarea and area news cordial greeting are the wel- come signs that greet you as you enter this most welcome addition to our area. On behalf of this and surrounding areas, 1 extend a wish for every success to these young Dentists in their new offices, even though they are not new {0 our area. Congratulations are also in order to the Nestleton Wo- men's Institute upon their first Euchre of the season on Monday evening in the Nes- tleton Community Centre. Just a thought..... I'trust each of you enjoyed a wonderful Thanksgiving Day. 1 wonder 'just how many of us realize what Thanks-giving day is all about. J Lol 0 RE 16 Trusses - 22' Lot 21 00 1 Gable - 22' Reg.'377% $265 11 Trusses- 22'10" Lot 23 $1QRE0 1Gable - 22'10" Reg. *286" 195 14 Trusses - 26'8" | ot 208 1 Gable - 26'8" Reg. *387" 275% 14 Trusses - 30' Lot No.22 $ 00 1 Gable - 30' | Reg. *424" 295 11 Trusses - 28' Lot 250 $ 00 1 Gable - 28' Reg. $324" 495 asis 29 Trusses - 26'4" | ot 467 $ 00 2 Gables - ak Reg. 775% 210 13 Trusses - 29' Lot 24 0 41 2 Gables - 29 Reg 429" 285% 7 o LEFTOVER o v STEEL ROOFING ]1§* Reg. up to 35¢sq. ft. sq.ft. Many more items too numerous to list! Come and see our big yearend "sidewalk sale." V WOOD SECTIONAL GARAGE Now you can harvest in good weather . . dry your crope with a Moridge Dryer . . and ooll when the market is highest. TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT 4 Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service Blackstock - 986-4283 GV ~ '&" LAKE SCUGOG LUMB 235 WATER ST. 2m? 985-7391 - PORT PERRY ---- og or Led ne he Yn Re re TI Te, ~ Eo Fs ry De