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w a Area scouts * enjoy Pow wow The second annual Pine Ridge District Sixers' Pow Wow was held on the week- end of October 22 at the Port Perry Scout Hall. . Thirty-three boys enjoyed the crafts, games and the hikes. Late nights and early mornings didn't seem to dampen the spirits of the leaders. Meals were prepared by the District Ladies Auxiliary." The weekend was opened Friday night by District Cub Master Mary Parliament. Our District Commissioner Walter Welts conducted the closing. Boys attended from Can- nington, Sunderland, Green- bank, Port Perry, Man- chester and Blackstock. Many thanks to the leaders who participated and also the mothers who assisted Nora Joyce in the kitchen. ATTENTION FARMERS! | | WHY PAY MORE? DX OIL Immediate Delivery _ Community hall.: Nestleton, by Mrs. J. Bolan A farewell party for Norm and Bernice Tennyson was well attended on Saturday evening in the Caesarea Following an evening of dancing a delectable buffet was made available to all. Norm and Bernice departed on their trip to Florida amid wishes for a safe journey and pleasant stay. The Nestleton Recreation Centre was the setting for a "fun fair" sponsored by the Nestleton Women's Institute. One hundred and one ladies from various Women's Insti- tutes attended the event on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. G. Heaslip, President of the Nestleton W.I. bid the ladies a warm welcome. Mrs. Heaslip then welcomed Mrs. Marguerite Fraser, District Convenor who officially opened the fair. The Black- Save On e Diesel Fuel e Motor Oil e Gasoline PREMIUM QUALITY - FARM TANKS AND PUMPS AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 \ stock ladies entertained with humorous songs. The Kindal W.I. performed beautifully in a skit regarding eggs and breakfast. Maple Grove W.I. ladies were hilarious in a skit entitled "The Travelling Cup and Saucer". The Solina branch excelled in a skit regarding the laws of politics ans hunting. Following the entertainment Mrs. Mabel Cawker drew tickets on.the draws. There were six draws and congratulations were extended to all winners by Mrs. Cawker. An auction was held to dispose of a few remaining items. The auctioneer was Mrs. Bradley of the Maple Grove W.I. and PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1976 -- 25 Caesarea News she was quite professional. Tea, cookies etc. were enjoy- ed amid pleasant conversa- tion. Mrs. G. Heaslip thank- ed all for assisting in making @he afternoon the success that" it was. Even the weather was co-operative. I, on behalf of the com- munity wish to convey a belated warm welcoyhe to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidge, comparative new residents of William's Point. We trust that Bob and Ruth enjoy residing in their new home. I wish to take this oppor- tunity to say hello and God - Bless to our aged and infirm. May their days be serene. Dates to remember...as NEVER PAINT AGAIN! OR ALUMINUM TOM WALSH PROPRIETOR SIDING -- AWNINGS -- DOORS - WINDOWS SOFEITS = %* 25 Year Written 8: Guarantee * Instruction Kit If You Wish To Do It Yourself % Free Estimates § SERVING PORT PERRY BLACKSTOCK UXBRIDGE BROOKLIN WHITBY OSHAWA & AREA wl SCA -- EAVESTROUGHING PORT PERRY 985-3912 OUT OF TOWN -- CALL COLLECT DURHAM [CARPET SALES 60 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 985-3773 PRINTS Ideal for Rec Rooms, Kitchen or Playroom. 4,93 «x ~ REMNANTS Save by buying ENDS OF ROLLS Regular to *17.95 advertised in coming events ladies. Dinner begins at 5 in the STAR. November 20, and continues until all are Regatta dance in Nestleton served. Most important Recreation Centre. Novem- date..November 11th. Re- ber 6, roast beef dinner in Nestleton Center, Nestleton Presbyterian membrance Day. Take one hour of your time and honour our war dead.....they gave us so very much more than one small hour. Recreation sponsored by the I NCELI ILLS - ppp. - Pulmonary Function Testing : - Tuberculin Testing - Baby Sitters' Training Courses - Health Literature on Respiratory Diseases - Rehabilitation of TB and RD patients - Assistance to patients in Sanatoria and at - Films on TB, RD, Smoking and Air Pollution - Research Christmas Seals Several hundfed volunteers throughout Dur- ham Region have been preparing Christmas Seals for mailing for the Durham Region Lung Association. Won't you please send your contribution to help provide the following services: - Physical Conditioning Courses for Asthmatic Children. --_-- -Refresher Courses in Respiratory Diseases for Nurses. Seminars for Medical, Nursing Personnel ee Na EI, Paramedical and home a Please use 'your Christmas Seals on the back your mail and packages to show you care, d send your contribution to: Durham Region Lung Association, c-0 Bank of Nova Scotia, 11 Simcoe Street, North, Oshawa, Ontario. L1G 4R7. A SPECIAL "THANK YOU" IS EXTENDED TO OUR VOLUNTEERS. NS La a aa oo oes a sessed eee a a SAXONY SHAG A Thick Shag ideal for Bedrooms. CUT & LOOP MULTI COLOUR A Luxury Carpet ideal for any room in the house.