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PORT PERRY STAR- Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 - 31 Lieut.Governor to speak at convention wo lect. By Mabel Cawker The regular monthly meet- ing of Honeydale Women's Institute was held November 7th in the Municipal Hall with Curator Mrs. Margaret Cornish in charge of the programme. The Pres., Mrs. Dorothy Naples, conducted the meet- ing attending to the business at hand, opening with W.I. Ode and Mary Stewart Col- A friendly welcome "was extended to all present. Members responded to the 'Roll Call' by submitting a clipping or picture of interest for the Tweedsmuir History. Correspondence included thank you notes from mem- bers who have been ill. We do extend best wishes to these folk. for a complete recovery soon. The President presented ing School course, 'More Ideas - Sewing with Knits", is a very popular course, and we are indeed pleased to have Mrs. Mary Brinkman and Mrs. Mavis Bell as Leaders. These girls are now preparing to teach any- one in the community who might be interested. Approximately twenty people are needed for the ideal class. An organizat- ional meeting will be held January 6th, 2 p.m. at Mrs. Brinkman's home, Queen Street. For further inform- ation Phone 985-7673 or 985-2350. A short "In Memoriam Service' was held in memory of the late Florence Shunk, a valued member for many years. Since the meeting, we have: learned of the passing of another fine member, the will be the guest speaker at the evening Banquet, Dec- ember 3rd. We do hope as many as possible will attend. Mrs. Margaret Cornish took the floor for the pro- gramme and introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Allene Kane, Curator of the Scugog Shores Museum. In her warm, relaxed, humorous style, Allene spoke of the many activities over the years, and showed beautiful coloured slides of the inter- esting items in the Museum Collections, as well as pic- tures of the Historical Society booth at the Home Show, Port Perry Fair, His- torical Choir, Canoe Race, Moving the Lee House and what it involved, etc. ete. The aim of the Museum Board is to preserve area history and present it in "interesting ways. The mus- "Honeydale days. Although a very busy person Allene has found time to work at the museum and the Historical Society over long periods of time, and "enthusiasm' she has in abundance. i Thank you so much Allene, for taking time out from a busy schedule, to give .members a pleasant afterrioon. After the meeting closed, Mrs. Margaret Cornish and group served refreshments. Appointed Coroner Dr. S. Russell Martin of Port Perry has been appoint- ed as Coroner in and for the Regional Municipality of Durham and the County of Northumberland. Mr. Martin will succeed Dr. Beare, who was coroner Greenbank news The ladies of the Fidelas Unit, U.C.W. were in charge of the Church Service last Sunday. A skit "A Mustard Seed" was given, special music by the choir and our organist Joan Lee sang a lovely .solo. Following the service, a Pot Luck Lunch- eon was well attended. The opening of the Royal Winter Fair will see many people visiting .it to see the flower display and cattle. Opening day last Friday, saw several of our senior citizens as visitors. Don Foster has returned home after working for the last seven months in the Queen Charolette Island, off the coast of British Columbia. Mrs. Walter Baker is spending some time with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Len Mrs. Lawrence Archer of Port McNichol has been visiting with, her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean. On Sunday, Misses Sally and Dale Tre- leaven of Toronto. visited at: the McKean home. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Minton spent a "weekend recently visiting with family in Sarnia. Last weekend they celebrated their 26th' wed- ding anniversary with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Minton of Toronto... Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask on Sunday was Mr. and Mrs. Morley Breth- our ofy Sunderland and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sweetman. HA. E. Johnson tS sions omens late Mrs. Gwen King, we eum is well stocked with i he recently 3h Font Jarvis ) OPYOMEVRISY Annual Commencement extend sympathy to the items from the past that pi to go to Eng a i Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mount for appointment call Exercises on the evening of bereaved family. . - surely stirs the memory with Toe br OURCETREN Was visited with his sister, Mr. 985-2383 or November 1st. held in Port Lhe Central Ontario Area recollections of by-gone MACE DY a€0rge REIT, pro- ,n4 Mrs. Norman Fry, New- Zenith, 59240 High School oy Women's Institute Conven- - vincial solicitor general. market on Sunday. a gratulations to Marie Holt- yy pore) Toronto, Decem- : $ by, Senior prize winner and yor 914 3rd and 4th. Mrs. |] { Kim Greenley, Junior prize yo. Philip is the appointed ¢ winner, ' delegate from the Honeydale Me Ye on MacMaster gy anch and Mrs. Mabel '8 ¢ Ponost on » visit with the por will be attending in ¢ B i ; Beaute Wed hor capacity as Area Public : nesday evening. The warm ir PACH 5 : 209 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - PHONE 985-2231 welcome, the stimulating A oat deal of preparation ¢ $ Fpeshor ih Soll and planning has gone into PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20th to NOVEMBER 30th ¢ provo i) hn ¢ te the the Convention, excellent i rs - burg © h r op ele, th © speakers, and'special music social hour, all was or- i he featured. The Hon. guy gnjoyed Thank YOU pr. Pauline McGibbon, } ies for a fine evening. ; hs Tite Loca Leaders Trin. Lieut. Govenor of Ontario . i 2 . Manchester news | | ¢ be Church Sunday, November . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamb { 24at 11:15am. Rev. B.R. and family visiting her Pogue in charge. mother, Mrs. Roy Master- ! Sincere sympathy to Mrs. son, St. Catherines, Sunday. - | ' Ada Fielding and family of ~~ Master Wade and Miss per haoter Sams death. Nadine Rowland weekend p Gitar roe wis c eautitu owers were visitors with their grand- HM re vnristmas special Coupon 4 placed in Church Sunday in parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant p p 1S honour. 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