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guest speaker - Mrs. librarian. From left are publicity chiarman Mrs. Earl 'Reader, Mrs. Medway-Welch, Mrs. MacColl, Judy MacColl, Scugog Island Women's Institute held their regular meeting last: Wednesday at the Scugog Island Com-. munity Hall and heard an interesting presentation by children's and (seated) president Betty-Ann Freeman. C a A N A » A A Y - \ G - IB i 1st YEAR Highest Savings Rate Available e CASHABLE ANYTIME o ELIGIBLE FOR e REG'D RET. SAVINGS eo | AND e HOME OWNERSHIP SAVINGS e - IN 2nd - 9th YEAR APPLY NOW TOOMBS INSURANCE AGENCY owned By John Waldinsperger 209 MARY STREET, PORT PERRY Phone 985-2731 Drop in and see us at our new location 209 MARY STREET AT - 985-2557 -- om Mary St. . fl our New a" Ay Location + £ £ NT a Queen St. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1975 -- 7 Librarian speakes at Scugog meeting A warm welcome was ex- tended to sixteen members and three visitors of the Scugog Island Women's Institute by our President, Mrs. Betty Ann Freeman on Wednesday evening, October , 15th, in the Scugog Island ' Community Hall. Our visitors were Mrs. Beatrice Hooton, Valerie Medway- Welch's mother from Eng- land; Mrs, Evelyn Redman; and our guest speaker, Mrs. Judy MacColl. Reta Wilson played the piano for us as we sang the Ode, The Mary Stewart Collect was then repeated in unison. The roll call was easily answered by naming a child- ren's 'author, a' children's book series, or other child- ren's books of interest. The Motto, "What Institute Means' was given by Alva Thompson in poem form. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted and the Treasurer's report given by Christina Prentice. Ann Chandler and Janis Richardson reported that Achievement Day for our 4-H girls re "A Touch of Stitch- ery" will be December 6th at the Uxbridge High School. Guests are invited to attend in the afternoon at 1:15. Some members will try and attend the Tweedsmuir Tea on Wednesday, October 22nd from 2 to 5 at the 1.O.O.F. Hall, sponsored by the Brook- lin W.I. To celebrate the 98th anni- versary of Sunderland Bap- tist Church, the 16th Town Hall Gospel Sing-Song Rally "will be held in the main auditorium of the Sunderland Town Hall, Sunday, October 26th at 3:00 P.M. Four hundred seats have been arranged to accommodate the large crowd expected to attend this popular fall gathering. Rev. Larry Johnson, Sun- derland's native son, the from Orillia, and friends p p 985.7356 aggressive pastor of Kawar- from all directions will i ir St. ort Per . tha Baptist Temple, Peter- attend therally. The public is 159 Casim u y borough, will return to Sun- cordially invited. HEAD AAO ALO OO OEE ALS AR EO A cheque for $10.00 was received from the Port Perry Fair Board for our entry this year. After Mrs. Ruby Christie's request last month that Scugog Island women would be welcome on the Fair Board, we were delighted to learn that Bonnie Gerrow and Jess Chambers are now official members of the Port Perry Fair Board. Congrat- ulations ladies! A thank you card was received from Max and Elizabeth Stichmann. Anyone wishing to be a volun- teer at the Nursing Home is asked to attend a meeting at the Home on Thursday, Oct- ober 23rd at 1:30 p.m. The Port Perry Hospital is also looking for volunteers. Please contact any of the Hospital Aux. members and they will be pleased to have you join the Auxiliary and help in the volunteer work. We were sorry to receive the resignation of one of our charter members, Mrs. Trudi Zingg, who is moving to Gravenhurst. A farewell gift was presented to Trudi by our Public Relations Officer, Betty Reader. We wish Trudi and Ernest, and their child- ren, Viviane and Bida, every success in their new venture. Trudi has been a very active member and contributed much to our meetings. We will certainly miss her. Joyce Heayn introduced our guest speaker, Mrs. Judy MacColl, of the Children's Dept. of the Scugog Public Sunderland anniversary rally derland by popular request, as the guest speaker. Also, the Singing Edwards Family, from Brighton, Ontario, (a new group to Sunderland), a family of seven, will be present for the first time to sing their gospel songs. And more, the Irish Male Quartet from Toronto, have just returned from a singing tour of Ireland, will be present to sing. A chartered bus will run new fall ort shirts a TE A RF. Come in and see our large selection of shirts to fit all shapes & sizes, in a very large variety of colours and patterns. Also Fully PEL a ~ NS Ad N WE HAVE LONG SLEEVE DRESS & SPORT SHIRTS by Forsyth / Tapered Shirts from ¥ "Mr. B" 8 i on The Wlons i, ; 72 WATER STREET - PORT 2Tkity - 985-8108 ('across fro Wall Park at Lakefront ) Lo eet OAR ASAD AT AAAI aie Library. She is very enthusi- astic about her work and outlined many new ideas. Membership in the library is "free" and most welcome in these days of inflation. Adults may take out as many books as they wish but child- ren are limited to three. There are 9000 books in our local library, and should we desire to read a book not carried by the Scugog Public Library, our Libraridns have access to all parts of the country through the Central Ontario Region Library Sys- tem and will try to obtain it for us. There is a story time for pre-schoolers on Tuesday or Friday mornings from 10:15 to 11. This is very popular with the youngsters, The library has a good paper back service; inter-library loan; books with large print; the talking book service on tapes for the blind; films are avail- able; books in other lan- guages, etc. Norma Crowell thanked Mrs. MacColl for answering our many questions, for the variety of books she brought with her and her enlightening talk. A delicious lunch of as ort- ed pies was served by Va :rie Medway-Welch's group 'Education and Cultural Activies". There will be an 'exchange of gifts" at our November meeting, something you have made yourself. Appointed Manager of PORT PERRY RENT-ALL of 12 years, Mr. welcome. We are pleased to announce that our employee Jack Cracknell, has been appointed Manager of Port Perry Rent-All. Jack has been a local resident for many years and is very familliar with the tools required to make your work easier. Jack is most anxious to hear from you, as to your requirements. We hope you will drop in or phone, to make him feel We wish Jack great success and thank him for assuming this responsibility. PORT PERRY RENT ALL RE nn is welcome to just come in and browse eS Sy gm A en £5 AT eR age,