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Port Perry Star, 18 Jul 1979, p. 13

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by George Kilpatrick Victor Larocque is a patient in Port Perry Hos- pital again. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cummings and children of Orangeville were Saturday visitors with the Bruce Cummings family. Their son, Brian, was playing A happy occasion took place on Saturday evening the latter part of June for Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Eleanor Goulding when their family, a son Robert, a daughter Catherine and hus- OFFICE SUPPLIES PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Lacrosse at Brooklin in the forenoon and in Whitby in the afternoon. Congratulations to Norris Doherty on winning first place in the truck pull at Blackstock on Saturday. Norris received a trophy, a hat and $25.00 in prizes. Mrs. Lillian Northcot and band Ron Wheeler thought- fully took their parents out for dinner. Later in the evening they were surpris- ingly ushered to the Legion Hall where they were wel- comed by over 120 guests who had been invited to be a part of the party and extend congratulations after which all danced away the hours. The celebrants Harry and Eleanor were the recipients of numerous cards, silver tray, plus a monetary enve- lope for which they each voiced a hearty thank-you. A Cedar Creek news Doug Brown of Oshawa were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Victor Larocque. Nick Rensinks nephew, who has been visiting for the past few weeks returned to Holland on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare of Oshawa were Sunday callers of George Kilpatrick. Gouldings celebrate 25th Ann. lovely salad buffet and wedd- ing cake was enjoyed in the wee hour of the morning. Guests were present from England, Brockville, Trent- on, Toronto, Oshawa, Port Perry and neighbours and Warkworth. Apparently the Gouldings purchased their Prince Al- bert home from the Vances near twenty years ago. It seems a coincidence that both couples celebrated their 25 years of marriage in the same month of June, same year. editoriol Farm Safety Week With approximately 200 accidental deaths and more than 25,000 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 18, 1979 -- 13 White- Westinghouse ~ SMART SHOPPER SALE FINAL 10 DAYS Family Size - Frost Free REFRIGERATOR 13.5 cu.ft. - 127 Ib. freezer - adjustable butter keeper - adjustable shelves - twin crispers - easy roll castors SUPER VALUE $ 489°5 All Refrigerators include Full Warranty & Home Service. Colour Extra. ===zm) | Custom 15.5 cu.ft. frost Free with 145 Ib. freezer REFRIGERATOR $576.95 BIG 16.2 cu.ft. Frost-Free with 164 Ib. freezer REFRIGERATOR $599.95 injuries occurring on Canadian farms each year life on the farm has become somewhat dangerous. It is not the quiet and slow paced life depicted in former years. That is long gone. Ideally, an identified hazard should be eliminated. Where this is not feasible machine guards and personal protective equipment should be used. The use of personal protective equipment in agriculture is as necessary as it is in other industries where its value has long been recognized. Its use eliminates injuries or lessens their severity. It is needed in many farming operations like handling pesticides, operating machinery, undertaking general maintenance, or when trimming trees, to suggest just a few. The campaign's theme for Farm Safety Week 1979 is ""Protec- tive equipment....it's personal!' The Week is sponsored by the Canada Safety Council in co-operation with Agriculture Canada and is endorsed by several interested organizations. Your involvement and support are needed to help make Canadian farms better and safer places on which to work and live. * SUPER VALUE 30" Deluxe Range Automatic Clock Controlled Oven 2 Large - 2 Small Elements Exclusive No-Turn Speed Broil Infinite Heat Switches $389.95 Available in Colour $10.00 Extra oe LL Te TNT Te ITT] TUTTI ITT HTT Te TTT Te ITT o [TTT] THE CHILDREN'S BOUTIQUE Sew bh uy bw iad Wh ab hb LAA LED Junior Swimsuits - Tops & Shorts - Blouses 158 Queen Street - Port Perry Summer Sale Starts Thursday, July 19th - 10:00 A.M. 1/3 OFF i Girls' & Boys' Coats & Jackets Skirts - Dresses - Sportswear Boys' & Young Men's Suits 20% OFF Girls' & Boys' Short Sleeve T-Shirts Girls' & Boys' Shorts Girls' & Boys' Sunsuits Girls' & Boys' Sleepwear Infants' Jumpsuits & Pant Sets 1/3 OFF Junior Size Slacks & Skirts 20% OFF SELECTED '% PRICE RACKS (Merchandise Not Exactly as Illustrated) Me Lae Le LTT Te TTT TTT Te TTT TTT fe LL LLL Le LLL le Le mim ST I ORCC CIS 30" Deluxe SELF-CLEAN Top-of-the-Line CUSTOM 30" SELF-CLEANING With Smooth Top Black Glass - Speed Broil $100. OFF | $619.95 | White-Westinghouse LAUNDRY PAIR AUTOMATIC WASHER with 18 Ib. tub 3 cycle - 2 speed $419.95 MATCHING DRYER $259.95 NEW DISHWASHERS 6 Models to Choose From 3 Built-in - 3 Convertibles Illustrated Model HE oS ------n i" Ta LE Saat \- Cw Ro ES a oN VANES Pech

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