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Scugog Island W.I. Betty Ann Freeman wel- comed five visitors and 17 members to our candle-lit meeting of the Scugog Island Women's Institute held on « Thursday at 8 p.m. at the ~ Community Hall. Visitors were Ruby Christie, Evelyn Redman, Sylvia Brown, Cliff Redman and dgck Chambers. "Roll Call was 'Name dif- ferent kinds of farming". Jess Chambers read "A Far- mer's Creed' for the Motto. The. theme for the meeting was "Modern Agriculture" with the Agriculture and Canadian Industries group in charge. Correspondence dealt with the ploughing match. Each member is to supply one dozen, 21%. - 3" plain flat cookies in a disposable con- tainer to be left at Betty Readers by 9:30 Monday morning, September 22nd. Alva Thompson volunteered to deliver these cookies: items for display; and our list of workers." The Ontario South District will be set up in the second tent of the Regional Exhibit at the east end of the tented city. The theme for our 73rd Area Convention at the. Royal York-this year is "The -- Nation will never Rise above the standards of its Homes'. Reta Wilson will be our delegate for November 6 and 7. A card was received from our President thanking .us for the gift received while in * hospital this summer, It was moved that a card of thanks go out to Mr. Clare Thomp- son for his much appreciated gift of a can opener for the Scugog Island 'Community Hall. Our 4H leaders, Ann Chandler and Janis Richard- son outlined the project "A Touch of Stitchery" which deals With seven stitches. Achievement Day will be December 6th. Thanks was expressed to members - who ~ helped as Museum Guides and with the Port Perry Fair Display. Mrs. Ruby Christie spoke of thé lack of lady directors on the Fair Board from Scugog Island and suggested a representation from inter- ested women. --Mrs. Helen Redman intro-- 'duced Mr. Jack Chambers who spoke to us on Pork Production. Mr. Chambers is a well-known pork pru- ducer on Scugog Island. It "was interesting to learn that although Canada spends 18 per cent of its income on food other countries spend much: more. For example, Eng-, land spends 27 per cent and: the Continent spends 40 er) cent of their earnings oni food. Jess Chambers group ser- ved a delicious lunch of filled finger rolls and the beauti- fully decorated cake from our Port Perry Fair display, "Bridal Shower". = Good Government Deserves Your Support 'E. GWILLIMBURY 'DurhamNorth For Information or Assistance Call These Bill Newman Committee Rooms: KESWICK \ 473-3320 "BEAVERTON 426-7749 PORT PERRY 985-3701 476-4324 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1915 7 Vote Thur., Sept. 18 4 "Something New" FRED'S HOBBY SHOP e MODELS eo AIRCRAFT eo SLOT CARS e TRAINS eo BOATS .e CRAFTS 233 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-8035 DURHAM NORTH RIDING Lake Simcoe D SUTTON CANNINGTON 432-2054 UXBRIDGE 7122-3606 TOWNSHIP ~ OF EAST GWILLIMBURY - TOWNSHIP OF UXBRIDGE TOWNSHIP 852-3316 Published by the Durham North Progressive Conservative Association