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ITNT EINE Fo fe TIA, The first meeting of the Fall season of the U.C.W. was held Thursday evening in the home of their presi- dent, Mrs. Myrtle Snelgrove, with thirteen ladies in atten- dance. Roll Call was ans- wered with some interesting vacation trips. Several re- ports were read and dis- cussed and committees were set up for coming occasions. A bale is being collected and usuable used articles of clothing may be left at the home of Mrs. Mildred Hope. A knitted 'item of child's wear, mittens, hats, scarves, etc. is to be the roll call response at the October meeting, which articles will then go to the Presbytery meeting later in the month, .to be sent to help clothe our Indian children, It was suggested that a plaque be made up of the memorial hymn books placed in thechurch. After some discussion, it was decided to cancel the annual Turkey dinner which was to have been on October 4. The devotional was very season- ally based on "Labour Day". # An invitation was extended WES | PLUMBING - Fl ng i by Mrs. Florence Smith to have the October meeting in her home. Mr. and Mrs. Norisse Howey enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and evening on, Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hodgins at their summer home at Healey Falls. Mrs. Doug Anthony hosted a bridal shower on Monday evening in honour of her sister-in-law, Diane of Lo- cust Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hun- ter accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Roy Robinson of Osha- wa recently attended the Rex Humbard World Wide Outreach Conference in Akron, Ohio. The church service from The Cathedral of Tomorrow will appear on several TV stations on Sun- day, October 8th. The Friendly Visitors en- joyed a bus trip to Lindsay Fair on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, Beth and Mark attended Miss Jonnette Sturmon's 10th birthday party at her home in Raglan on Sunday. Mr. Jim Hope was a guest also. LANE HEATING - - ELECTRIC PORT PERRY 983-2413 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE Any complaint with Act, 1971. cipal Offices. eee ee ete ie ee Pr" below, and, in addition, J. L. M. HARBINSON, Regional Registrar, Signed: ee ee OW NOTICE RESPECTING Assessment Appeals Twp. Of Scugog The assessment roll may be inspected during business hours, at the municipal offices located at - Scugog Township Office on the assessment roll may be brought to the Assessment Review Court pursuant to section 52 of The Assessment Act, R.S.0. 1970, c. 32 as amend- ed by section 10 of The Assessmént Amendment Notices of Complaint mustbe made in writing either by letter or on forms available at the Muni. M For purposes of identification, please include your name and postal address, and the reason(s) MN for complaint. If possible, note also the assessment roll number, the street address, concession and lot [ numbers, and the municipality in which the pro- [i perty under complaint is situated. ! Any Notice of Complaint shall be mailed by ordinary mail to the Regional Registrar named person whose assessment is complained of, not later than the 31st day of October, 1972. Assessment Review Court, Suite 303, 713 Davis Drive, NEWMARKET, Ontario. respect to any assessment " by registered mail to any ¢ M.ILM.A. a Sidney H. Chandler Clerk, Twp. of Scugog aa - ie oo en eee ef eee ews Mr. and Mrs. Reg Sturman and family attended church service a week ago to see the new Hymn books dedicated. They lunched at Mr. Roy Hope home; then all at- tended Open House at Ajax Chrysler Trim Plant where Helen works. Later they stopped at the museum, Brougham. : John Hope returned to York University, Monday morning. Congratulations to newly- weds Mr, and Mrs. James E, Robinson (Linda Ann Mayj- cher) recently married in Whitby. Miss Donna Bennett, Van- couver, recently staying with the Doyle family is (continued on page 18) Opposes move to speed bylaw Despite a move for some modification of its proce- dure, Ontario County Council will maintain parliamentary tradition and give. three readings to each bylaw. At the August 15 meetings of council, Deputy Reeve John Godwin asked the procedure be examined and amended, "as we seem to be wasting one heck of a lot of time". He suggested the proce- dure could be streamlined, with some of the readings possibly dropped and the requests for permission to enter and read the bylaws either abandoned entirely or cut to one for each new introduction. The committee on county matters, which had consid- ered the proposal since the last meeting, recommended Tuesday that no change be made, since "present enact- ment" and "provides mem- bers with several opportun- ities to express their views'. The majority of council members agreed with the committee recommendation however, and voted to main- tain the three readings. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1972-17 Large crowd at Showcase Approximately 5,000. visi- tors attended the Autumn Showcase at the Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology on Sunday, Sept- ember 17, to learn more about modern agriculture as well as to see demon- strations and displays in home economics. The field crops tours featured pest and weed control, variety test plots, levels of fertilization and new crops such as rapeseed production. "Nature's pro- vided a comparison between plots using only natural fertilizer and no commercial 10g, sprays with scientifically produced crops. Displays traced products such as corn, soybeans and rapeseed from the field through processing to the consumer, Dairy cows, calves and dairy-beef calves and the hatching of ducks were the centre of attention in the livestock area. On the main campus the Farm Management and Engneering Divisions com- bined to tell the story of milk production from "feed to food" for the consumer and the cots involved. Visitors also saw cheese being made, maple candy being produced, as well as food demonstrations by stu- dents. ' Sewing, gourmet foods and meal management dis- plays were seen by many in the home economics Area. Large quantities of College produce such. as apples, cheese and milk were en- joyed by the many guests. If you tie a dog in your car, do it so he can't jump out the window and strangle, St. John Ambulance cautions. Even if you don't tie him, be sure to take a leash. In a " strange place a dog should be under control at all times. 1931-V16 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE This 1931 Cadillac will be on display in our showroom from Thursday, Sept. 21st until Monday, October 2nd, courtesy of the Craven Foundation. Beare Motors Chevrolet Queen Street -- PORT PERRY --- 985-7351 LAWRENCE PHARMACY Prices Effective from Sept. 27 to Oct. 11 BROMO SELTZER Economy Size man. 3:25.02, Sugg. . Retail $1.79 n KOTEX REGULAR - 48's Man. OUR PRICE Sugg. Retail $2.54 ALBERTO BALSAM INSTANT CONDITIONER & CREME RINSE 12.8 0z. Sug. 83 | CEPACOL MOUTH WASH i oz. OUR ce Sugg. wn Ode BORG BATHROOM SCALES White, Gold, Green $1.99 ADORN Retail $9.99 HAIR SPRAY 13 oz. OUR PRICE $2.09 Man. Sugg. Retail $2.98 -- nial 0] Deep -Cut Specials Port Perry OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. L +) Limited Quantity on all specials Neo Citran ADULT COLD REMEDY Retail = $1.19 PHILISHAVE STANDARD RAZORS Man. Sugg. Retail $19.29 $14.29 Man. Sugg. OUR PRICE