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I Ee 2 xa ~ Ie a rt A Rr a Ear ~ Ed 5 TENTS ASE Aer TA Ay : . , w - GA SS RS LPR ND or Bo eS ES Spike McNair, I TI---- FC TRIAIAN ARS seo dN ath kon sa bi tN - dd a Wr eon SOE EN tee 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 6th, 1973 Congratulations to Miss Beth Elford, who recently received First Class Honors on the Grade X Piano ex- amination of the Western Conservatory of Music of London, Ontario. Beth has also completed the Grade Four History and Grade Four Harmony -- which are the written requirements for the Grade X diploma. She will be eligible to per- form at the Special Recital of First Class Honour stu- dents of the Ontario Reg- istered Music Teachers Association in Oshawa next fall. Beth is a student of Marie Taylor. Mrs. Lorraine Quinton, District Commission for Guiding in Port Perry has been chosen: a delegate to represent Ontario at the Girl Guide National Con- ference in Charlottetown, P.E.L. from Sunday, June 10 to June 15. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Welch, Marion and friend Mr. Larry Gall, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wagg, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Welch, Melodie and Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Greg- and Jeff, Mrs. Frank Welch and Claire, Mr. Gary Beadle, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Benns and Michelle spent Sinday with Mr. and M rs. Leonard Beadle helping their mother Mrs. Welch celebrate her 89th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pretty, Mark and Sian of Melbourne, Australia, Mrs. Marian Walter and Dorothy of Oshawa, Mr. and M rs. K. E. Courtice of Courtice were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Slemmon and Mrs. C.C. Jeffrey last Friday. Mrs. Pretty is a relative of the Courtice family and she and her family are on a tour around the world. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson entertained their family at Conway Gardens June 2nd on the occasion of their forty-fifth wedding anniversary. Robert N. Smith son of Mr. and M rs. Leslie W. Remember When ? (continued) Cadets at their annual in- spection. The P.P.H.S. Band also put on a splendid show of talent. The new Brewer's Retail store on the west of Port Perry located at the junc- tion of Scugog & Queen Street opened June 2nd. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, June 6, 1963 June 1st, 1963 over 100 friends gathered in the Blackstock community hall to celebrate with Mr. and . Mrs. Earl Bradburn their 25th anniversary. Brooklin's population hit an all-time high Saturday as close to 4,000 people arrived to attend the 52nd annual Brooklin Spring Fair. This summer the local Merchant's softball team will be playing in the Osha- wa city and District Major fastball league. VILLAGE NAMES Ww 0 w Smith, R. R. No. 2, Port Perry graduated at the Spring Convocation May 24, 1973 at University of Guelph with B. Sc. with Honours. On May 28th Ruth Milne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and AREA NEWS > 91% TE Yen MLA AE ST . A ' PS PA EEE SN ap A J ET 3 TI graduated from the 2 year post-graduate course in Speech Pathology and Aud- iology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. Miss Milne has accepted a posi- tion as Speech Pathologist with the Muskoka; Parry Sound Health Unit. Health Dept. inspects Puppy's 'Council took no action on a request from the operator of Puppy's hot dog stand in Palmer Park for water service. The operator atten- ded the May 28 meeting of Port Perry council and ex- plained ' that he needed water in order to meet Health Dept. Fegulations. He said the Dept. has given "him six weeks to comply with orders. The health department had been called to inspect Chamber of Commerce which wants the stand closed because it competes with restaurants jn the area. ' The Chamber has asked council to move, the hot dog stand off the town owned land in the park. Although council did not make any official decision Reeve Kenny expressed his personal opinion that, "I thought that you should be able to stay there this year." } It was explained to coun- cil that more than a thou- sand dollars was spent last season moving the stand at councils request. "I'd like to get some of that money back before I have to move again," the operator said. He promised that if he is given water and permitted to stay one more season he will close up his stand for good in the fall and submit a bid on a refreshment booth being built in the new building at the ball park. "If you do that I will move Donald Milne of Port Perrv Libby's Tropi. Cal FRUIT 32 oz. bottle 29° the hot dog stand by the in the fall," he promised. CONVENIENCE COMES FIRST --~ FULL CUT - ' NDER FEATURE! - ROASTED VALUE CHECK'D -- BRANDED -- LEAN TE! RED & WHITE 3 8 k COFFEE -: ( SUNS! YS IND > C e ICE CR 'VSIA 'GROUND CHUCK 99: ICE CREAM CHILLED - FROM CONCENTRATE 32 Fl. Oz) Btl. SUNSPUN unsweetened ORANGE Juice BEST BUY! - MACARONI 7Y-0z. Pkg. pinks 2: 35° FEATURE! - ASSORTED - STRAINED 4%, Fl. Oz. Jars HEINZ FOODS 5:79 FEATURE! - DELMONTE UNSWEETENED 48 Fl. Oz. Tin PINEAPPLE wi 37. FEATURE! - ASSORTED LIBBY'S RELISHES ---- 3:89 FEATURE! - CONDENSED 14 Fl. Oz. Tin EAGLE ~~ MILK 39- FEATURE! - PARTLY SKIMMED BORDEN'S 2% MILK «~~ 2:37. BEST BUY! - KING SIZE TIDE Detergent 51.79 dinnerware 49° RUMP ROASTS - FAMILY PAK "BEEF PATTIES [LUNCH 26m $1.88 Meats 89 .48 | GROUND, } 1. DINNER Fiams® 1°% 76.02.] MILD SEASONED BEST BUY! - ASSORTED JELL-0 ~ re 3130. FEATURE! - DEEP BROWNED Fl. Oz. Tin LIBBY'S Beans 39: FEATURE! CRISCO OIL ~~ 69- FEATURE! - DEVEINED SALAD (Broken Sizes) 4% Fl. Oz. Tin SHRIMP on '69. ALL PURPOSE 7-Lb. Bag FLOUR oven pune §9. FEATURE! - cur RITE WAXED PAPER 35 'BUY22WEEK NEW ! - SUPREME GARBAGE Bags f PACK N | 1-At-A-Time Dispenser HERLTH & BEAUTY FEATURES! DIAL § SOAP sath size 4§ bar bodt, 89 re FOAM 7 w= | CREST TOOTHPASTE 2 WONDERSOFT e ¢ SCOPE MouTHWASH BATH TISSUE & Oe 25for | 9 HEAD. & SHOU LDERS .. FEATURE! - FLAVOUR CRYSTALS 7-Oz. to, Poly Pack TANG : SUNSHINE FRESH PRODUCE! orance 2:73' mom ooo 2 | | BANANAS ams. 33° | A.B. 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