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= A a4 rr abilibdcanidiidompidab inn inside dded bea Former MPP dies, funeral Monday Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for AlexCarruthers, former MPP for Durham, who died Friday after a lengthy ill-. ness. Mr. Carruthers represent- ed the Conservative Party in Durham Riding (presently Durham East) from 1959 until his retirement two years ago from active politi- cal life. Food For Thought by The Hillier's Sesame toast is flavourful with any simple meal. Slice French or Italian bread into 3; inch slices, dip in seasoned melted butter and sprinkle with sesame seeds. Toast in hot oven, seeds up, for 25 to 30 minutes. Season hamburger meat with salt and pepper plus a little garlic AND onion forced through a garlic press. One lemon will usually yield two tablespoons grated rind. Be sure not to scrape too deeply into the pith. Colourful salad mixes mandarin oranges, avo- cado slices, and crumbled bacon on spinach leaves. Highlight with mushroom slices. :One food authority des- cribes omelets as "Scrambled eggs with charisma." For lunch with charisma -- great taste and great style -- come to ... the Dairy Bar on the Waterfront Port Perry -- 985-8611 The food, the atmosphere, and the service make any occasion special. He is survived by his wife Yvonne and three daughters, Marion, Karen and Cather- int. The funeral service was held at St.Paul's Anglican Church in Perrytown, nine 'miles north of Port Hope. OPP report bad money in Scugog A counterfeit American $50. bill turned up recently ain Port Perry. Police report that the bill was used November 10 to pay for the tab at a Queen Street restaurant, and was identified as being bogus a week later by the Royal Bank. There have been no other reported cases of phony money in Scugog Township recently, but American bills have been turning up in Oshawa and the Barrie areas. TAPE THEFT A set of head-phones and 22 tapes were reported stolen November 18 from an unlocked car parked at the rear of a residence on Queen Street in Port Perry. The tapes were in a black container and valued at more than $120. CALF STOLEN A 450 pound Hereford calf was reported stolen some time between November 17 and 20th from a farm on Concession two, Scugog Township. The animal was valued at $250 and a police investigation is continuing. Slow down Intersections, curves and hills are particularly dang- erous during the winter. The polishing action of tires spinning and sliding on snow and ice increases the slipp- eriness of already hazardous surfaces, warns the Ontario Safety League. Slow down before you reach the inter- section and before going into a curve or down hill. mineral offer these benefits? ® 'ingredi ients Shur-Gain Minerals do. SE Be Le GRE Does your livestock c--1{ ° Cho 6 Of tions « Highest quality o Modest prices: Six, or more formulations, to meet every feeding and roughage program: You won't need all six, probably one or two, but you do need the choices. See your Shur-Gain dealer about the best choices in minerals and at modest prices. @D, essential minerals for livestock Shur-Gain-- for the modern farmer DD Sn ca SEMIS os SAAS WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 + PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 23, 1977 -- 7 Theta Delta Ritual of Rights by Donna Kent On "Monday, November 14th, Theta Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, held a Ritual of Jewels ceremony Pole. December 21 is the members Christmas programme for tea for the members. It will be a Shirley, 18th the annual Children's busy December! chapter Christmas party will be It might be family for five of its 'members. held with a special guest that on June 23rd ol Holland The dinner and ceremony coming from the North past summer some took place at the Railroad . ¢ House Hotel. Receiving } 11 | 53 I 8 their new degrees were : RE Peggy Bredin, Barb Brack- : en, Donna Lawson, Linda McInerney and Donna Kent. This years theme is, Life- style" and so far we have had some very interesting aig: J 5: programmes. The social ; season started with a corn \ roast at Cathie and Dave - A \ Smith's on September 10th. A silent auction on Septem- ber 21st at Elma Speirs and everyone exchanged old So ; h treasures for new. On Oct. 3 i BPN 12th a "Lifestyle" demon- : « Bove stration was put on at vif Prince Albert Hall. Hair- dressing, makeup and belly- dancing were demonstrated and there were door prizes } A : and a delicious light lunch. Git od It was felt that everyone left a little more beautiful too! Pot Glenda and Bert Hut- i pe cheon were hostess and host ~~ A for the annual Halloween d . : Masquerade on October 29. phe : 5 40) November 16 the Ux- ~~ . td SEAR bridge chapter, Theta Psi o> x : ne were entertained with a ; ! : : mini-olympics at Fran Sluggett's. Theta Delta needs to practice the skiing event for next year! The week of November 21st the chapter will be looking after the Tuck Shop at the hos- Members will be partici- pating in fhe Santa Claus parade and on December held a Shirley 'member are now mentioned this of our hb / ital. ¢ P Lawson. Seated left, Peggy Bredin and Linda Mclnerney. -, | Wallpaper | Clearance {i Sale * In Stock Papers Only af + Double Rolls Only * Discontinued Lines AY AY f Stripovin (2420) Birge Quick (95825) . Reg. $13.90 Reg. $11.50 | 6.75] *5.70 "BLAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER ST. - 985-7391 - PORT PERRY Ay, J ir1avivr SRP farewell Baster once a Theta Delta and living SH "yt Five members of Theta Delta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi received their new degrees last Monday night. Back left, Donna Kent, Barbara Bracken and Donna wappery deep, ~ her