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* First fall meeting of W.I. by Mabel Cawker On Thursday afternoon, Sept. 6th, the Honeydale Branch met in the Municipal Hall for the first fall meet- ing, with a fine attendance. Mrs. Thos. Bell presided and conducted the opening exer- cises in regular form with the singing of the Ode, Mrs. Lloyd Hunter at the piano. Members . answered the Roll call with the name of a favourite dessert, made from a Canadian product. The Bazaar in June being So successful, a motion was passed that the Branch hold a Bazaar or some such project, next Spring, -- a little earlier if feasible. Members are planning to entertain the residents of the Community Nursing Home sometime later in the fall. Please be giving this some thought, as we want this to be a "highlight" for the fine folk at the home. eo Leave Ont. [ J e Cost - TWO DAY BUS TRIP TO INTERNATIONAL PLOWING MATCH ALVISTON, ONT. Min. of Uxbridge, Wednesday, Sept. 26th, 7:30 a.m. Leave for home - Thursday, Sept. 27th, 5:00 p.m. $10.00 per person © ¢ Admission to grounds - oe Accommodation has been arranged in Sarnia for - 2, 3, or 4 persons per room. Approximate cost - 20 double rooms reserved APPLY (including $10.00 bus fare to) Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, P.O. Box 309, Uxbridge, Ont. by Thursday, September 20th. Sponsored by 1975 International Plowing Match Local Committee Agriculture & Food, $1.50 each day $9.00 per person FOR SOUND, VOTE to elect CHARLES BRIGNALL SR. WARD COUNCILLOR in the HONEST ADMINISTRATION VILLAGE of PORT PERRY on election day Monday, October 1st. \ A A A bus trip to the Erland Lee Home at Stoney Creek is tenatively planned for Sept. .20th -- if convenient for the Erland Lee Home Com- mittee, pending word from same. Anyone wishing to go, get in touch with Mrs. Thos Bell. Phone 985 - 2419. The 71st Central Area Convention will be held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Oct. 24th, 25th, and 26th. Theme -- "Prepara- tion for tomorrow, in today's world." Mrs. Campbell Mac Master is the elected dele- gate fromHoneydale. Excellent speakers have been secured by the Area Executive, and special musical entertain- ment will be a feature. As many as possible try to attend as this gives Branch members a real insight into Women's Institute work. The report of Port Perry Fair display was given by Mrs. C. DeYonge. Mrs. Gordon Shunk, Convener of Agr. and Can- adian Industries took the chair for the programme and spoke briefly on the Motto -- "The World Is My Country; -- Mankind is my Friend." An interesting reading given by Mrs. Wm. Chapman was enjoyed. A colorful arm chair trip completed the programme. Mrs. John Phillips took members on a tour of New Zealand and Australia depicting the many inter- esting features of these two countires. Scenes of the large South Island of New Zealand with the rolling mountainous country, - clad with virgin forests, - gla- ciers,- deeply cut valleys with water falls, then the north Island with its low hills and tablelands, densely forested with volcanic cones, - the attractive native girls (Maoris) dancing in colorful costumes, - beauti- ful gardens, lush tropical 'oliage, historical sites, su ~o grazing on the hillside etc. 1. n to the continent of Austral we viewed again many be. utiful slides, -- the man mac * Lake at Sidney, -- bird ancturay, resort areas, ma. ne land, -- Koola Bear, Ka garoos etc. to mention a few. Thanks Irene, -- a real treat v th your interesting resun : of a wonderful trip. Tr . meeting closed with 0! Canada and the W.I. ( race. A variety of breads and tea was served by the group. The October meeting will deal with "Resolutions," Reesor Fuel has amalgamated with Hygrade Fuels Ltd. The expanded company repre- sents a combined experience of almost 100 years. As the old saying goes, "You can't beat experience." However, the residents of Port Perry and area will gain something extra. Customers of Reesor Fuel will not only be assured of continued excellent service with Hygrade-Reesor-but they will now be able to take advantage of a broader home com- fort package. And they will also be happy to know that Gordon Reesor will continue to be active with the new company. So remember the name with the old experi- ence...Hygrade-Reesor, the peoplewho care. J PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 12th, 1973 -- 21 Nestleton, Caesarea The Pine Ridge Scouter's club members are holding their friendship-fellowship dinner and dance on Sept. the 15th at the Blackstock Rec. centre. Dinner com- mences at 6 p.m. and dancing is from 9 until 1 a.m. The guests speakers shall be Mr. W. Beath, chairman of the new Regional Government and P.F.E. Peter Kalleste. Dinner and dancing inter- mingled with informative conversation will make this evening of great impor- and convener Mrs. Cecil Wilson will be in charge. All Ladies of the community are welcome to attend. tance, thus opening another great year of scouting. At the Caesarea Commun- ity hall on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. the Cartwright B pack cubs will hold their regular meeting. If you are interested in the cub movement in our area please attend this meeting. The winner of the prize for the most weight loss in the Caesarea Tops club for the month of August was Mrs. Eilleen Wray. of Caesarea. Congratulations Eilleen. Commencing on Sept. the 4th, and each month follow- ing, a Queen shall be selec- ted rather than a prize. Every six weeks a trophy shall be presented in pre- ference to a prize. The ladies that gain an ounce or so must then pay a penalty. Hopefully, this should pro- mote more weight loss. The ladies are interested in ob- taining low calorie recipes, if you have any would you kindly phone Shirley Getins or just a little note . . .It would be far easier to lose weight permanently if replacement parts were not so handy in the refrigerator. Lots of luck girls. I wish to offer an apology for the briefness of my column this week. I have had personal tragedy invade my heart and mind and am really not in the proper mood for writing. Scugog Area Council MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 REGIONAL COUNCIL HYGRADE-REESOR - a new name that reflects long experience 'in the home comfort business Ed J. Canning President HYGRADE'S YEAR "ROUND HOME COMFORT SERVICE INCLUDES: e Quality fuel oil always delivered ahead of time ® Free 24-hour heating equipment service e Easy budget plan e The Golden Service Warranty for a worry-free furnace e-Heating systems ® Air conditioning ® Electronic air cleaners ® Hot water heaters e Humidifiers and dehumidifiers ' p ie HYGRADE-REESOR 985-7951