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6 - PORT PERRY STAR - - Wednesday, J une 7, 1972 Photo - -- Joe Jordan The Guides of Port Perry staged a Walk-a-thon on Saturday from the Scout Hall in Port Perry to Uxbridge. The proceeds from this event will help put a new roof on the Scout Hall. According to reports at the time of writing the results are very encouraging. Thefour girls pictured here left to right are, Joan Morrow, Joan Merchant, Debbie Rider and April Anderson. This photo was taken somewhere along the Reach Road at the beginning of their journey. 5 local dealers qualify to instal naturall gas To ensure the best possible service for Port Perry, five resident Consumers' dealers have completed Ont- ario Government courses which certifies them as qua- lified gas equipment instal- lers. The importance of qual- ified dealers to handle in- stallation assignments for residential and commercial customers was expressed by Dick Shaw, sales manager for the East Central region of the company: "Each man is a trained diagnostician who can find and solve heating - problems quickly. He is also fully qualified to install gas equipment and appliances and, of course, is highly safely conscious." Certification of the dealers ensures that all customers receive, at all times, the TAKE-OUT SERVICE 985-3281 Deep Fried Chicken Fri. Gas, CENTENNIAL TAVERN FULLY LICENSED fish & Chips etc. BUSINESS HOURS Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. - 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. & Sat. 11 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Sunday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. highest standard of instal- lations available. The resident dealers who successfully completed the course are: Murray Burn- field, Richard (Chick) Car- neige, Wes Lane, Don Skinner and Bob Thompson. Construction of transmi- ssion lines by Consumers' Gas is now in progress outside the Village. All major construction is being performed by the company itself. However, if additional work is required, sub-con- - tractors from the Port Perry area will be given the oppor- tunity of doing the work. It is estimated the $300,000. pipeline system will take about two months to com- plete. Pipe-laying inside the community will approximately one month after the transmission line to SPECIALIZING IN Steak -- Chicken and Spaghetti Located at Water Street and 7A Hwy. Port Perry: begin = the Village is completed. The company promises to restore all areas where work and pipe-laying is taking place to its original con- dition. No work will be done on Friday nights so as not to interfere with weekend holi- day traffic on Highway 2. Check The Label On Your Paper TODDLER SIZE 60's REGULAR $3.29 * VAPO RUB DISPOSABLE DIAPERS Flushabyes 2.87 VICKS Ott-Season Summer Specials * FORMULA 44 COUGH SYRUP * COUGH DROPS -- All Flavours oS Formic Ac IS not a preservative I'hetuse of organic acids to preserve feed has increased greatly in the past few years, Propionic and acetic acid used ds preservatives for grain corn have proven highly successful in preven- ting spoilage. However, for- mic acid or formaldehyde, will not prevent spoilage in dirceteut forages, says Carl Moore, Agronomy Division, Kemptville College of Agri- cultural Technology. In one case at the College, 35 to 40 percent spoilage resulted when formic acid was used on forage in a horizontal silo. Formic acid will prevent the breakdown of protein. It can be packed and sealed with plastic, em- ploving practices similar to those to make haylage. The management required is about equal. Farmers who consider using formic acid to prevent breakdown of protein should also be aware of the cost, says Mr. Moore. At $1.75 to £2.00 per gallon, the cost is about $8 to $10 per ton, on a dry malter basis. OPP Reports For the week ending June 4, the Whitby detachment of the OPP reports a total of 21 motor vehicle collisions causing $15,000 damage, and injuring 11 persons. There were no fatalities. To date this year, there have been five persons killed on the roads patrolled by the Whitby OPP. There were four persons killed to the same date last year. Also for the week ending June 4, the OPP reported 104 general occurrences includ- ing 13 liquor offences, 6 thefts, 3 assaults, 2 cases of malicious damage, 1 distur- bance and 1 assault. Pe Lawrence Pharmacy BEEP CUT SUMMER Effective Village of Port Perry PROCLAMATION On behalf of the Council of the Village of Port Perry, 1 do hereby. proclaim Sunday, June 11, 1972 as Colonel John McCrae Memorial Day within te' © Village. . Colonel - McCrae immortalized the poppy as the symbol of remembrance in Canada during World War I, and it has been since so honoured by the Royal Canadian Legion. R. A. KENNY, Reeve. WRESTLING MAIN BOUT TAG TEAM Whigper Watsons, & Singh VS The Masked Medics LADY WRESTLERS MIS HURCULES VS JENNY BAXTER BENGAULE GIRL LITTLE MARIA RICKY STEWART vs HELL'S ANGLE 2 THE ALASKAN vs COWBOY JOHN LANG LORD FAUNTLEROY vs MARIO FERREIRA Plus One Other Big Bout PORT PERRY ARENA Sat., June 10 - 8:30 a SEE OTHER DON'T SPECIALS FORGET ON PAGES DAD 21 & 25 SPECIALS June 5 to 19 REGULAR $1.49 CEPACOL MOUTHWASH 4 oz. 89 2-0Y KLEENEX oun | 2 for 49c a8 f oxes for 8 bok 1h PRICE LIMITED STOCK AVAILABLE