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ARAN AE AX SL AEA TA Yo oF LEROY ME OREI Ney J HERE AOA TERN a 3 () RAIN ER Da LE ES 16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 7th, 1968 The Catholic Women's Lea- gue Annual Bazaar held on Saturday, October 26th was officially opened by Mrs. Sam Naples, it was noted that Mrs. Naples was the C.W.L. first president some fifteen years ago, A good crowd was in attendance and a successful day was reported. * * * Mr. Archie Farmer, a one time resident and well known in Port Perry, has been seri- ously ill in North Western Hospital in Toronto. . Last report he is progressing fav- ourably. * J * Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brad- ley, Scarborough visited his mother Mrs. Nott on the week-end. * * * Mrs. Sam Griffen officially opened the United Church Women's Annual Bazaar at the United Church on Satur- day, November 2nd. Attrac- tive displays of Flowers, Knitting, Crafts etc. as well 'ROUND THE TOWN'z County History Ready By Spring A comprehensive history of Ontario County is expect- ed to be off .the press in the spring of 1970. The book, commissioned 'by county council, is well under way. Indications are it will be the most complete work of its | kind in"existence. Leo Johnson, assistant pro- fessor of history at Waterlan University, who is writing the history, told members of the standing committee on county matters, Saturday he has made many trips to the archives-in-Toronto and Ot- tawa. He plans to spend | five months in the county next summer to gather facts and complete the work. It will trace the history of the county from the days of the Indians through the es- tablishment of the first | ing posts in Pickering Town- ship by the French and Eng- lish, the arrival of the first settlers to the present day. 14 Girls Walk For UNICEF Last Sunday afternoon 14 members of the Port Perry and Prince Albert Une) Church Canadian Girls i Training group and their toy terrier 'mascot, Kandie, set out to walk from the Un- ited Church in Port Perry to the United Church in Black- stock, and back. The distance is over 15 miles and not one girl drop- ped out. The escort cars were only needed to dispense wat- er and candy. Mrs. C. Andrews, Prine» Albert C.G.IT. Leader, and her mother Mrs. Daves of Blackstock, had hot choeo- 'late. sandwiches and cookies waiting for the marchers when thev reached the Black- stock United Church. All girls had contacted relatives and friends who agreed to pav them so much for each mile walked, and this money will all go to UNICEF. Terri Kennedy walked the return trip in record time of onlv one hour and fifty minutes, as a home baking table was well patronized by many peo- ple. Mrs. Dora Dowson play- ed appropriate music during the tea hour, a very profit- able day and successful day for the U.C.W. LE ES The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419, Port Perry will hold Poppy Day on November 7, 8 and 9th. The Annual Remembrance Day banquet is at 6.30 p.m. in the Legion Hall and on Sunday, Novem. ber 10th the Annual Church parade to the Church of the Immaculate Conception for service at 11.00 am, Ti 4 FEATURE! -- Club House Maraschino CHERRIES Red or BEST BUY! -- PUREX Tissue BEST BUY! -- Reg. 85c Value! -- 12¢ Off! FLEECY Fabric Softener "69¢ = Deep Browned SAVE 6c! -- In Tomato Sauce ~ LIBBY'S BEANS SAVE 6c! -- Libby's TOMATO CATCHUP 2 for 37¢ SAVE 10¢! KADANA Tea Bags SAVE 8c! -- Quick or Instant QUAKER OATS SAVE 9c! -- Strike It Rich Sweepstakes! INSTANT JELL-O Puddings 4 for 69 Save --6c! = 2:PLY Elect A. Brown, Sandford Pres. Of Cream Producers The annual meeting of the Ontario County Cream Pro- ducers' Association was held recently in the Department of Agriculture and Food Board Room, Uxbridge, with 44 farmers in attendance, Mr. W, D. Chipchase, Dis- trict Director on the Cream Producers' Marketing Board, addressed the meeting. He outlined some of the work that the Cream Producers' Marketing Board carried out during the year. Mr. Harold Martin, Secre- tary-Manager of the Cream Producers' Marketing Board, stated that there is no butter surplus at the present time. | RED:WHITE SPECIALLY SELECTED -- VALUE CHECK'D -- FRESH PICNIC STYLE Z. jar Green Me 2 rolls 29¢ 1 for Ie -0z. Bottle 100 to Cello Bag 69¢ Large Pkg. 35¢ He also outlined the Federal Government Policy in con- nection with quotas and pri- ces of butterfat. The election of fficers and directors resulted as follows: Honorary President-- George Morris, Uxbridge Presidéent--Art Brown, Sandford Vice-President--Ted Lamb, Port Perry, #4 Secretary-Treasurer--H. L. Fair, Uxbridge Voting Delegates-- Art Brown, Sandford Gordon Rynard, Zephyr Ted Lamb, Port Perry, #4 'Directors for 1969 Rama--Leonard Cooper, Washago Mara--John B. Warren, "Brechin, #1 Thorah--Leonard Davis, Beaverton, #2 Brock--Les Faux, Blackwater Reach--Ted Lamb, Port Perry, #4 Scott--Stewart Annand, Uxbridge, #2 Uxbridge--Gordon Rise- brough, Uxbridge, #1 Pickering--Fred Fiss, Balsam Whitby--William Parrinder, Brooklin East Whitby--Fred Mec- Laughlin, Oshawa, #2 Scugog--Everett Prentice, Port Perry, #3 Director to Ontario County Federation of Agriculture --Les Faux, Blackwater #2 that makes the Pork Chops Swift Premium -- Rindless Side BACON --Fresh Sliced Pork- Liver SAVE 10¢! -- INSTANT BREAKFAST CARNATION BEST BUY! -- Fancy Sliced or Halves AUSTRAL PEACHES BEST BUY! -- 79¢ Value! -- "The Flavor Saver" -- NEW ¢ DOMESTIC OIL. Save 4c! -- ~ 69¢ "30¢ 24-0z. Plastic Btl. PORK SHOULDER ROASTS IDEAL FOR ROASTING TENDER LEAN PORK BUTT ROASTS Lean -- Well Trimimed -- Butt or Shoulder RESIGNS Mr. E. H. Walker, general manager - and 'president of General - Motors of Canada': Limited has resigned from this important position due to ill health. 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