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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 - 23 Port Perry Kinsmen welcome national president, Australian visitor to annual awards night Port Perry Kinsmen president Tony "We are small, but growing, and it is Foggetti was all smiles Saturday night, a rare thing to get this many high rank- as the club held its annual dinner and ing Kinsman in one room outside of a awards night. convention," Mr. Foggetti said. The excitement was caused by more than just the usual enthusiasm of this dedicated group of fundraisers. The National President of the Kinsman, Steve Best of Newfoundland, was on hand with National Kinette chief Carol Bowie of Brockville to welcome a guest from even further away. Ian Hartley from Queensland, Australia came to tell the community group about his own organization, Apex. He described Apex as very similar to the Canadian Kinsmen groups in that it focuses on raising funds for its own com- munity and promotes fellowship amongst it members and the communi- ty. Kinsmen groups across -Canada raised an amazing $24.5 million towards treatment and care of Cystic Fibrosis patients last year alone. Several community leaders -- including former Mayor Howard Hall, who accept- ed a $4,100 cheque from the group for the hospital fundraising effort -- were iri attendance for the special night. Several other high ranking Kinsmen made the journey to Port Perry to help in the celebration, and Mr. Foggetti was in great spirits about the future of the group. yo - pr ---r Sap A <n -rr ol - BIG NIGHT FOR CLUB: The Port Perry Kinsmen Club celebrated its annual awards banquet in style Saturday night, welcoming two national presidents and a visitor from Australia. In photo at left, Carol Bowie, National Kinette president, joins national president Steve Best of Brad Falls, Nfld., lan Hartley of the Apex Community Clubs of Queensland, Australia, and local Kinsmen president and vice governor Tony Foggetti. Above, Kin Larry Kendall presents a cheque for Port Perry hospital to Howard Hall. IT'S WHAT YOU NEED TO FIGHT WINTER ASK YOUR DEALER FOR OSTALS \} % : Shelter from Winters Blast... WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW CUB { A CADET SNOWTHROWER YOU CAN BUY A 3 , 4 | "SNOW CAB FOR JUS ; hy - (AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE SUGGESTED RETAIL $134 00) QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED SO HURRY! Canadian winters. They're tough and they're With just 10% down you can pay 0% interest tough to beat. But you can be tougher and for one full year. And as for fighting winter you can win. All you have to do is drop in to and winning... Hub International, your local Cub Cadet deal- you've already won. er. Ask him to show you his line-up of snow THIS IS A LIMITED TIME OFFER i throwers for 2000. Choose one and the rest SO YOU HAVE TO HURRY! is easy. Brooklin 905-655-8401 Winchester & Thickson Road (NUL ER TAY Li LT 7-7 BY Be] Out of Town 1-800-267-8665 Hwy. 7, 1/4 mile east of Hwy. 35 ~