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7 Hi )3 ] Honeydale women's Institute beg by Mrs. Florence Ellicott Mrs. Clara Warren, president of the Honeydale Women's Institute, officers and members met in the municipal rooms . for the January meeting, Thurs. Jan. 5th at 2 p.m. Meeting called to order with the opening Ode follow- ed by the Institute Creed in unison. Words of welcome "to all by the president. Also a moment of silent prayer was observed by all in lov- ing memory of the late Mrs. ed away on New Years Day. Mrs. Honey had been a life-time member of Honey- dale Institute. Roll Call was answered by 20 present. Miss Alice Dodd- read the -minutes- of previous meeting and Mrs. Irene Philip gave the finan- cial report. ) Mrs. Mae Allin reported she had an. enjoyable visit on the phone with Mrs. Minnie Diamond who has been in hospital lately and is now feeling much better Cards of thanks were read from the members who had been remembered with fruit and other goodies at Christmas time. An invitation to attend the sixth--birthday of ~Scugog 'Women's Institute on Wed. Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. A number of our members are plann- ing to attend. Programme committee - Mrs. Edith Brunton and her group demonstrated the motto. A new broom sweeps clean, but the- old amusing time was enjoyed by the old and new way of getting into the corners of our minds. Mrs. Thelma McCreight read an New Year message. May the time we have make us wiser and better. When this New - Year has "come to a close. Mrs. Edith Brunton gave an excellent story on the Women of Wales. The W.I. Comes to London. In the glow of Candle light during an un: timely power cut. Eight Mabel Honey who had pass- at her hope, one knows thie corners. An Welsh-women every one of { TS [eusTom CARPENTRY TERRY PAUL § nn tn yeh Mt wre i -- 4) 1 ~~, Alterations - Repairs Decks & Porches . Underlay & Tile Floors Garage - Privacy Fences Cedar & Pine Furniture Over 25 Years Experience Call 986-4706 & El a. 4 Photography 30 Franklin St., Uxbridge Weddings-Portraits 852-6928 DRYWALLS & CEILINGS Custom Fitted Work for your Cottage or Basement Also Repairs to your Home CALL: FRANCIS THERIAULT . 985-8569 or 985-8111 Early Mornings or Late Evenings. DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY 24 Water Street - Port Perry, Ontario 985-8471 [ie] T. PATTON ASSOCIATES ; Architectural Drafting 296 Cochrane Street, Port Perry 985-2880. Residential Design Consultant in the Area. TAUNTON at WILSON OSHAWA 728-5723 Over 12 yrs., Clipping, Grooming: All done by Owner - Trainees. The longest experienced groomer CLINT'S DOG GROOMING SERVICES [S$ miles east of Port Perry) LANDSCAPING & NURSERIES Hwy. 7A and West 1/4 Line 986-477" work No Oshawa 725-8724. COMPTON CABLE T.V. ~Box 73 Pért Perry TV viewing at its best 985-8171 --T Subb 5 SUBMARINE LAKEVIEW PLAZA Corner 7A & Water St. "MASONRY - BRICK Block & Stone Work Fireplaces a Specialty Mario Brienza 985-2680 Joe Pedro - Oshawa 723-2590 MIKE'S PAINTING R10 3-3 =D Q § =3 410] Also Paperhanging PAVEMENT MARKINGS Call Morn. or Eve. 985-8339 Call 985-7131 B » DON CORNEIL Auctioneering Services Sales At Your Residence or In Our Auction Barn R.R.¥1, LITTLE BRITAIN [705] 786-2183 NESTLETON, ONT. 986-4636 BOB POSTMA CARPENTRY Kitchen Cupboards Vanities Wee Elsctronics SALES & SERVICE T.V.'s & Sterens CB RADIOS - ANTENNAS TOWERS ETC. MANCHESTER, ONT. AT HWY. 7A & 12 PHONE 985-8043 + CARPENTRY Walter J. Brown * RENOVATIONS «+ ODD JOBS Phone 985-3259 Carnegies Beach R.R. 3, Port Perry. Renovations Clarence's Mobile WELDING All phases of Welding & Repairs' WES LANE Plumbing and Heating R.R. JONES SEPTIC TANK PUMPING Fully equipped to pump any kind of tank. SEAGRAVE 985-3481 Contracts Available [FoF GRANDER | PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Phone: [416] 985-3600 Ontario Land Surveyor 30B Water Street South Hwy. 12 North of Greenbank | 985-82230r 985-3963 | GARY YOUNG PLUMBING & HEATING . LIMITED Pumps, Water Softners, Salt, Filters & Rentals, ) BROOKLIN-ONTARIO 655-4936 b Phone 985-2589 Port Perr . i 1 8 ne - y 985-2473 985-2975 Wood & Metal AF MALL ENGINE HORSESHOEING & ANTIQUE ny SHALLRAG HOOF TRIMMING | | Stripping & Dipping i SALES & SERVICE Prompt attention. Con. 11 East Donna | A&A SMALL ENGINES Careful Workmanship Sucog Island Griffin i Bernie Gotham 985-2098 | RELIABLE Plumbing & Heating Ltd. New Installations - Repairs Alterations - Power Drain Cleaning BERT FABER "Service is Our Business!' 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Baker's Building Products ROOFING & SIDING Sold - Installed - Guaranteed ALCAN DEALER 579-2231 PHONE 985-3734 0 ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING & REPAIR MITTON ELECTRIC Telephone 668-2670 208 Chestnut St. East Whitby, Ontario. V-BELTS - PULLEYS BEARINGS CHAIN-SPROCKETS | Gas, Oil & Eleciric Heating THOMSON "NHygrade Fuels R.R. 2, Seagrave, Ontario. AGENT: ARVICE FISHER ~~ Port Perry - 985-7951 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE HEATING Air Conditioning Air Cleaners : power Humidifiers 410 Union Avenue Prince Albert 985-3365 Pore HEATING CO.LTD" FREE FURNACE CLEANING & 24 HOUR: SERVICE TOOUR OIL ~ CUSTOMERS Complete Parts Plan $16.95 per yr. Call 985-3998 ree them became the Commit- tee of the Women's Insti- tute's first London Branch and was held in the London Welsh Centre in Gray's Road Inn. A clipping from the "Evening Standard" news- paper from London, Eng- land had been sent to Mrs. Brunton from her son and his wife who are now living in London, Eng. Knowing his mother is a dedicated Women's Institute member Tune ups save money Motorists can help save themselves some money and help reduce air pollu- tion. After testing nearly 6,000 cars in 1977, George Conolly, Director of Techni- cal Services for the Ontario Motor League's Car Inspec- tion Centre says, "There's a lot of dollars going up in smoke and unnecessarily polluting our air." "While the OML's com- prehensive car inspection includes approximately 500 individual items, we found that 80 percent of the cars emitted , much more CO (carbon monoxide) into the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1978 -- 11 ins 1978 season he was very happy to for- ward the news of "'At last the W.1. comes to London'. Meeting adjourned, and an auction sale was opened by the president who acted as a very capable auction- eer. Several pretty articles and home baking was quick- ly disposed of with a grand total of over thirty dollars. A delicious lunch and a social - half hour closed another enjoyable after- noon. air than government stand- ards allow," says Mr. Conolly. "We also found that 60 percent of the cars gave evidence of burning more fuel than necessary." The OML Car Inspection Centre advises that both these faults can be correct- ed by a tune-up. Mr. Conolly estimates that a properly tuned car could mean a full saving of be- tween five and ten percent to the average motorist. Multiply this by the number of motorists on the road and it spells an immense saving in dollars-as_well as a great reduction in air pollution. OBITUARIES Comrie Ward After a lengthy illness, on Monday, January 2, 1978. Comrie Ward, beloved hus- band of Edna Bower, dear father of Jeffrey and Greg- ory, son of the late Stanley Ward, of Uxbridge and dear son of Vera Walker of Toronto, brother of Wilda (Mrs. James Hyndman) of Toronto. Born and raised on the farm in Reach Township, Uxbridge, Comrie received his public and high school education in the area. In later years he was a resident of Toronto and a member, an elder of the Centennial Rouge United Church. Working for Supertest and subsequently B.P. Canada, his territory cover- ed much of Port Perry, Uxbridge and surrounding areas. For many years he vacationed at his summer residence Scugog Island. THOMAS H. HARDING Thomas Henry Harding of Little Britain, passed away suddenly at Ross Memorial Hospital on December 2, 1977 in his 80th year. Born in Darlington Town- ship, near Raglan to Annie Short and Reuben Harding, he was the youngest of six children; dear brother of Charles; Mary-Ann, William, Minnie and James all pre- deceased. He served in World War 1, enlisting March 12, 1915 in the 39th Battalion, Lindsay with the Canadian Expedi- tionary Force in France and Belgium. He was wounded and gassed and when dis- charged on April 25, 1919 held the rank of Sergeant. After the war he farmed in the Port Perry and Sea- grave areas until he retired 8 years ago. He served as Councillor of Reach Township and Reeve for many years and Warden of Ontario County for one year. The funeral was held at the Mackey Funeral Home, Lindsay, December 5, at 3:30 p.m. Interment at Pleasant Point Cemetary. The Pall-bearers were six of his grandsons: Terry and Christopher Harding, Larry and Barry Harding and Rick and Ron Pasnick. He leaves his beloved wife, Ethelinda Clarke and six children: Thelma (Mrs. - Brown) of Durham, Evelyn (Mrs. Peyton) of Oshawa, Ross of Lindsay, George and Bernice (Mrs. Pasnick) both of Whitby and Joyce (Mrs. Kranitz) of Montreal; 26 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. ALFRED FISHER Funeral services were held November 28, 1977, from Sallows and McDonald Funeral Chapel, for the late Mr. Alfred Fisher, who passed away November 22, 1977, al the age of 85 years. He was born January 5, 1892 at Ashburn, Ontario." He moved to the Meota district in 1922; and married Emma Kate Ball in 1927. He served in World War I, 28th Bat- talion from 1916 - 1919. Mr. Fisher was also a member of the Senior Citizens Club. He was predeceased by a son Lawrence in 1956. He is survived by his wife, Emma Kate Fisher; three sisters, Daisy Parrinder and Mae Leask of Myrtle Station, Ont. and Emma Fisher of Toron- to; two brothers, Alan of Oshawa, and Frank of Sunnbybrook, Ontario. Fun- eral services were conducted by Rev. Peter Fraser, with Sallows and McDonald Fun- eral Home in charge of ar- rangements. Pallbearers were Frank Mack, John Gabruck, Don MacLeod, Fred St. Marie, Gordon Wal- ker and Garry Walker. Hon- orary pallbearers were Delisle Clarke, Howard Mac- Arthur, Harry Clarke, Clar- ence Kitch, Larry Ball, Henry Carriere, and Ruben Martinson. Interment was in the Meota Cemetery, Meota, Sask. LORY ERR Tea BN RE a a ND ST I -- wa Cs a ey