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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 13, 1982 Seagrave area news by Barb MacDonald This has been a very hectic weekend for our family. Robbie is spending a few days in the hospital in London, Ontario after being sent there from Army Camp for an emergency operation. He is fine now and will be coming home at the end of this week. Also my nephew Lorne Haynes from Calgary is here to visit for the month of July. Mrs. Betty Conroy from Willowdale was up to visit Mrs. Phylis Wray for a few days last week. They had a good time visiting old friends and neighbours. Phylis also had her grandchildren Lisan and Ean Blom from Shelburne for the weekend. Our Seagrave Squirts are winners again. They played Port Perry Star in Port Perry last Wednesday and won 17 to 14. There was three home runs by Matt Durward. Davis Watts and Lee Beacock. Good game boys! Carol Kane and Marilyn Beacock hosted a baby shower for Kathy Beer from Scugog Island at the Beacock's on Sunday after- noon. Don and Marilyn Beacock and family were at the Magic Car in Oshawa on Saturday night for the occasion of Bryan and Judy Beacock's 10th anniversary. Good dinner and a good time were had by the whole family. Congratulations Bryan and Judy! Marilyn Youmans and Ralgro pellets are im- planted in the animal's Shur-Gain protection RALGRO for growth promotion, and improved feed efficiency in beef cattle. ear and can be used for RALGRO family are guests of Arvice and Sharron Fisher for a few days this week. Also Sharron"s mother, Mrs. H. Breckon from View Lake was over to visit her daughters. A happy birthday goes out to Dean Fisher this week who celebrated his birthday on Saturday. Please give Sharron Fisher a call at 985-8077 with your news items for next week. ANIMAL CROSSING More than 100,000 deer are killed each year in North America by vehicles - and a lot of the motorists who hit them - 'reports the Ontario Safety League. Farm animals are equally danger- ous, especially at night when they can't be seen easily. If you see an animal, whether it's wild or domestic, on the road or by the side, dim your lights. The high beam will blind him. By lowering your lights, you give the animal a chance to look around and see where it can run. If necessary, honk your horn to scare him away. . a ¥, SEAR A Mh I. E155 EAU Ws {| & Sng ANF PEN Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer 3 - MacMILLAN eT "FLASH FROZEN" : : et [| *PEAS Brit oT % DT 'RHUBARB | re non | d- A "ASPARAGUS Happily married for 50 years 1 - ays. a second fioghan st 8) 40 days STRAWBERRIES The family and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson Munro attended an Open | Get Ralgro at your Shur-Gain Dealer NOW AVAILABLE!| House at the couples' farm near Sonya last Sunday afternoon. The happy couple Sa were celebrating their 50th Anniversary, which took place on February 23, 1982. { ft The delay in the celebration was so the entire family could be present. The of Munros were married in their home in 1952 and have lived there ever since. i | N ilk sold i a | r----- o tax on milk sold in restaurants, | animal health service fff" 1A ki . says Ontario Milk Marketing Board BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 ORCHARDS -- WHITBY -- 668-5031 686-2531 ~My whole family wears a life jacket Should a glass of milk purchased in a restaurant or cafeteria be taxed and classified the same as a bottle of pop? The Ontario Milk Mar- keting Board thinks it should NOT and today voiced objec- tion in a written submission to the Ontario Government Resources Development Committee. The Milk Board is against the provision in the recent provincial budget which classifies and taxes The new seven per cent tax, which is added to all prepared and snack food items, regardless of food value, undermines the efforts of several provincial and federal Ministries and those of the Ontario Milk Marketing Board to en- courage good nutrition. Since 1972, the Milk Board which represents all Ontario dairy farmers, has operated a highly-regarded nutrition education program. As well the Northwest Territories. Last year, 6500 Ontario teachers attended work- shops to learn the basics of good nutrition and received materials to teach nutrition in the classroom. The infor- mation potentially reaches 200,000 Ontario school children annually. The Milk Board is deeply concerned that much of the work to promote good eating habits, particularly among young people and school : A R0ifitioys Tous Jusiuoine as operating Hie plogian in Shiliren wa be rp due : i 2 . on an X around water! the os ee > non- in Ton pe Pow classify nutritious and non- nutritious foods like soda pop materials are also used in nutritious products in the and candy. seven other provinces and same manner. 'my Whether you are a KK HK HK KKK swimmer or not, out in fe 2 bat or onthe dock, ROSS STEVENSON M.P.P. It's always a good idea { (Durham-York) : to wear a life jacket. : ; / - Have fun in and around y Heenmareawre | i CONSTITUENCY OFFICE it be careful! Visits fhe Scugog Area i A safety reminder from WE DN ESDAY, J U LY 1 4th iis! your friends at Dixie Lee. y 3:00t0 7:00 P.M. i TN RAILROADHOUSE MOTOR MOTEL - PORT PERRY is : If you require information or assistance on any provincial : | government matter, my assistant will be on hand to help you i ATER STREET ; or advise you. 2 '. 136 W Dixielee Just drop in during the above hours or phone for an appoint- ve PORT PERRY - 985-9009 CE a ment. Dial "Operator" and ask for toll-free ZENITH 33130. HKIIK 8 | S---- | cs | | mer | se -- | | ee --