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Librarian speaks toNestleton WI On Wednesday afternoon ladies of Nestleton Women's Institute met in the Recrea- tion Centre for the August meeting with a number of welcome visitors attending. Following the opening "Ode" and "Mary Stewart Collect" with Mrs. Grant » Thompson pianist, the presi- dent Mrs. George Heaslip, extended a warm welcome to all. She read an interesting article from Home and Coun- try 1972 when Mrs.. Noblett was president of F.W.1.0. Mrs, Noblett.gave impres- sions of a first meeting with the "Mary Stewart Collect" a €sthe theme. There may be two faces and standards but we must make an honest effort to live up to our ideals. Minutes and correspon- dence were read by the Secretary, Mrs. M. Firlit. Several "thank-you' notes were read and the Training chool re Needle Point was discussed but this was left over to the September meet- ing. ' Paper". The roll call, my favorite part of the "Mary Stewart Collect" was well answered and proved an interesting topic for discussion. Mrs. Richard Davison, Convener of Education and Cultural Affairs, presided for the programme. Read- ings were given by Mrs. Bruce Heaslip and Mrs. George Wolfe (a visitor from Blackstock) Mrs. Davison spoke to the motto, "A Closed Book is but a Blot of Reading is our education as well as a pleas- ure. No T.V. show can equal a good book. She spoke of becoming "Hooked" on special series, One of these is the Jalna Books. Some books have endings at the beginning and some have no endings at all. They leave that to your imagination and you are disappointed. Poetry in the Home and Country is being missed by its readers. Writing is a gift and Mrs. Davidson told of a RER y RLF N . WED - THURS - FRI - SAT AUGUST9-10-11-12 During Western Weekend One Show Only at 8:00 p.m. LU NN WN " = \\ ( -- | ( I --_-- Lol w Py ~ SUN - MON - TUES AUGUST 13-14-15 One Show Only 8:00 p.m. "Classic Eastwood. ..fast, furious and - R E ji CLINT EASTWOOD zz THE GAUNTLET SONDRA LOCKE mini CINEMA Queen & Perry Streets 'PORT PERRY 985-8535 expanded Region of Scugog different areas. - are kept for one year and Lhd 3 a J ud ALA A ERAS a FG] x 'a 2 era) d ir ef "em Nr tg F BOY razr Tl MT (5 LI A SAAR IONS 2 of RL A Bed Po " SSR Bo SM IVELFSEEIAS FOSS SAFINERRAIETE ATURE WISE TE fourteen year old boy, Gor- don Korman who has had three books published. Ope is about adventure in a boarding school. This is all imagination as he had never been in such a school. Twenty two thousand copies have been sold. She spoke of "The Hooples of Hoople Creek' by Elizabeth Hoople. This was of special interest as the Hooples lived east of Nestleton on the property now owned by Mr. Michael Brod. A picture of the original log dwelling is in the Nestleton Tweedsmuir His- tory Book. Mrs. Davison, following her splendid talk, introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Don Milne, chief librarian at Scugog Public Library in Port Perry. Port Perry is a member of Central Ontario Regional Library (CORL) since 1968 and the fourteenth to be organized. Port Perry (Scugog) library was built in 1934 with public funds and with assistance from I.0.- D.E. It is open everyday except Wednesday and Sun- day from 10.to 6 and from 10 to 9:00 on Friday. With increased population in the the Provincial Grants have tripled. A truck gives every day service between the Oshawa is the centre for this area. Whitby is the new Adult Library Centre, Mississauga for foreign language and Kitchener the mid-western - centre for supplies and films. Uxbridge is also an impor- tant source of supply. Armour McMillan of Greenbank with the small hand-crafted chairs he makes out of basswood. What started out asa hobby for Mr. McMillan last winter has turned into something a little more as he is now starting to get orders for the decorative furniture. "But it is still just a hobby with me,' he said. "And | enjoy it, that's the most important thing." SAVE WAMPUM in our Tepee Mrs." Milne gave a com- prehensive talk on catalogu- ing and indexing. Books, not" in stock, can be easily pro- cured in two or three days with this inter-library truck service. Periodicals, news- paper magazines and paper- back books are on hand. Magazines and periodicals then sold. Books, in large print, are available. A doctor's certificate is re- quired to obtain books on tape(talking books). Films may be obtained but for a specific film it is wise to order two weeks in advance. Mrs. Milne brought and discussed books on interest- ing topics namely 'Picture Book Geography', Canada Geese, Better Homes, National Geographic, Buy- ing Guide for 1978 Cars, How to Fix It, Honest Eds, Our U.F.0. i port perry SKOOL sions « - 235 Queen St. - Port Perry - 985-7383 \_ i, WESTERN WEEKEND SPECIALS CLEARANCE OF ODDS & ENDS wo §() % or * Birthday Cards * Packaged Cards * Napkins * Business Journals * Stationery * Record Books * Pens, etc... ~ Books recommended are "The Okanagan Valley, In- credible Mrs. Chadwick, Tempest Tosses, No Life for a Lady, The Hiding Place, The Cameroons, Women of the Well." This list is only a few. There is a special section for children and children's story time. Mrs. Davison extended a sincere thank you to Mrs. Milne for her excellent, in- teresting and educational talk on "Books and presen- ted her with a gift as a tangible token of apprecia- tion. The president Mrs. Heaslip also expressed her pleasure. Following O Canada and W.I. Grace, Miss Ruth Proutt's group served lunch. Mrs. Grant: Thompsen graciously entended a thank . you to Mrs. Milne, Miss Davison and Miss Proutt. 3 i Fo WR 0% . 2 TO. Tw TY am, CY . 5 rr VZite') A A byt A 4 ' vig Cd 5 2 ' 5:4 Sort , 40 EH AETV INGE | STA Bn ES A RR IACI CL Fo aU Wad x 2 SEI AN Fo ay z 4 ' PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 9, 1978 -- 1? IR ALE) - vt or >. - - SO BET ARNT rt - i ar Ea ~-- -~ FOIE ayia NAY ONG Ti Te ey Ppt AA DIET phat X 2 ' ) a a rh, ge of x's ; ps $H TACT SNR SAE OAT IINN : t - -- - DE oa