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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 29, 1990 DECORATIVE MARBLE.... $3.25 $2.90 TOP SOIL - 30 litre MANURE - 20 kilo Box Plants ................ .89 (most varieties). J $6.95 ¢ 3 Coco Mulch Congregational meeting on Sunday Ontario South District Annual Held in Port Perry A very productive all day meeting of Ontario South District Women's Institute was "hosted" by the Honeydale Branch, Wed., May 23, held at St. John's Presbyterian Church, with 82 delegates from the 8 Branches at- tending. As well, many invited guests were present and welcom- ed cordially. Before opening at 9:15 a.m. cof- fee and light refreshments were partaken of by the travellers; many coming some distance. Meeting opened with President Mary Cannon of the Honeydale Br. extending a warm welcome to all present. President Helen McKean chaired the meeting, assisted by Secretary Betty Reader. Warm, friendly greetings were expressed by our genial Mayor, Howard Hall to the delegates attending. " Provincial . Board Director, Doris Dunn, formally ratified the: District Directors, and presented a concise, interesting report. of Provincial Board proceedings . held in April. , od The delicious noon luncheon was thoroughly enjoyed, sery by the Co: sh A dies Aid. Following the meal the head table guests were introduced from the five Districts within Subdivision 8 - York West, York North, York Centre, York East and Ontario South. The introductions were made by 1st Vice President Aleta Campbell, Brooklin Branch. For a bit of diversion the Senior Choir favoured with several fine numbers after the noon meal, ESE dN SRR ER SAA Ra SRN DANE 2 SANG aint mn - 2) RNY A a8 0 3 L-- 'Deep 'n delicioug -. achocolate cake SY ALY) AR Ae Weil lke to ut you a dea. Original PEICETET chocolat Te 5 eg a -- RANA) IAA AY Cyan py IN Lh EA pc) 2 RST ae do, ny BE CT LEW BATA A Ret 4 era TATA RATA Hat ~ ae {wen at The cake is free. (File not included) When you buy a Kentucky Fried Chicken Bucket or Barrel you get a McCain Deep 'n Delicious chocolate cake absolutely free* PORT PERRY 112 Scugog Street 985-0020 which delighted those present. Miss Sandra Campbell, R.O.S. gave a splendid report in the afternoon, and said she would be pleased to help anyone needing it. The Election of Officers con- ducted by Bd. Director Doris Dunn found quite a few changes "for 1990-91. ".* The In Memoriam was given by "Mary Cannon and Helen Thom- son. Report of courtesy by Mildred McTaggert, Kinsale, thus, bringing to a close another meaningful day in the life of On- tario South District! Nestleton Presbyterian Church Rev. Alex Calder of Peter- borough, conducted the 11 a.m. service in Nestleton Presbyterian Church; with Mrs. Joyce Taylor as organist. Mr. George Scott welcomed at the door. Psalm 27 was read responsive- ly, and the Scripture readings were from Exodus 20, and 1 Romans: 18-32. Rev. Calder spoke to the Sunday School children before they went to classes; about the wonders of Nature in God's creation of the world. The minister spoke on the text; 'You shall have no other Gods before me." 3 The Church was built on the Ten Commandments and early Chris- tian settlers struggled against many odds to establish. their homes, churches and schools. (1) . Keep. the sabbath holy and (2) Honour your father and mother" are two rules we should follow; for too many now didregagd the "Ten Commandments in, their lives. : Rev. Wm. Fairley will preach on Sunday, June 3rd. and there will be a congregatiohal mgeting held after the sefvice next Sunday. 1 Social Bits Mary Jane Wilson, Sebright, had a most enjoyable visit with Neta Fish on Sunday. During the week, Marlene Bannister Peter- Turn to Page 22 TYPEWRITER SALES & SERVICE - Repairs to IBM & Smith Corona - & all other makes ; - Ribbons for all makes & models - including printers - We will pick up & deliver. 985-9783 JENEINS BUSINESS EQUIPMENT VINYL -- ALUMINUM fy ED *DISCOUNT PRICES* RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 (416) 852-7722