The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

8 THE ais PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 6th, 10568 Ly ™ ' i a . in May and 15621 cheques were written : & Annual Meeting The Manchester Credit Union hand- : py ed $169,000 for its members and Of Credit Union $71,000 was loaned to members. Mrs, ' Booth was named treasurer during FAN (EE : November and Mrs, Hamer was made $5 ) The annual meeting of the Man-| manager, some office equipment was chester Credit Union was held in the] purchased and as growth continues 34 y Myrtle Hall, on Wednesday, February | more changes are foreseen in the A 28th. A goodly number of members| coming year. . Mrs, Hamer thanked ty and guests gathered at the hall and| the members of the Manchester Credit were given name tags attached with . twin pine pins, the emblem for co- operative enterprise, The president, Mrs. John Hamer, opened the meeting and read the pre- sident's report. The growth of. the credit union has been tremendous in | cess' 1057, chequing privileges were started Union for their co-operation for they are the ones responsible for the suc- "which the Manchester Credit Union has experienced. Mr. John Hamer reported for the credit committee. A total of 78 loans were made, the greater percentage around $21,000 was used to: consoli- LN date debts, $11,600 was lent for each of two items, cars and trucks and im proving and houses, lesser amounts were loaned for machinery, bulk tanks, live stock, real estate, furniture and education. Mr. Hamer reported that all loans were in satis- factory condition at the end of the year and the credit committee was quite content, barns Mr. Allan Downey reported for, the directors, an average of one regular meeting each month and two special meetings. A special members meet- ing was held in the summer to amend the by-laws at which 80 members had been present, There had been added during the year 99 new members with one month a record of 25 new mem- GOOD OD IE Ng re Sar & gr $ ti Te 3 $0 3 NT : D 0. i! TR : > gy A § Cy ments to be spread aa consumer. a & CONOR OROR DRO ROTOR SOROS! ORO AAAAAD ORO OCICS CIOS OROSOSOOSOROSORCSORORCROSORCRORCRON0 id WATER HEATERS FOR CONSUMERS The Hydro Electric System of the Village of Port Perry are hereby 4 prepared to supply water heaters to the consumers of the village of Port Perry commencing March 15th, 1958, upon application at the Hydro office. This equipment will be supplied on rental payment system, only; pay- Heaters will be maintained by the commission in accordance with the terms of the contract. The equipment will consist of a 30-gallon tank with double wrap- -around clements of 750 watfs ed¢h--all wiring and plumbing to be supplied by the SEG OODOE over ten years. THE PORT PERRY HYDRO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM OOOO ODODD POOP VEDVLIDODIOODID Py a 3 & Flavorful Nulritions BROCCOLI large heads La. a3 doz. HONEY SWEET LENCIA RANGES! 30¢ 5-1b. bag 49c 6ior33c¢ Palm 2 Select No. TOK AY DES Deleon YA 5 Golden is - - - For an unusual treat -- Fresh Cocoanuts 1 - cello pkg. Mild, Tasty 29¢ 2 1s. 29¢ PARSNIPS - - - Luscious, Refreshing, B.C. - 135 size ANJOU PEARS 1%-1b. bag 19¢ 5 ror 29¢ ca. 19¢ BEST BUYS SAVE 13¢ Aylmer Fancy 48 oz. tin TOMATO JUICE 2 vor 55¢ Fresh, Lean IS RAIS | TT SAVE 6e with Pork in Chili S 20-02. tin CLARKE'S BEANS 2 vor 33¢ Fresh, Meaty Sauce Fresh, Meaty SAVE Ge EE HABITAT FEA 28 oz. tin French Canadian Style 2vr ec 7 PORK HOCKS Meaty, Flavourful SOUP SAVE dec Catellis 1 1b. pkgs. SAVE Tc SE EUR TUE LW 50.5. "37 77 FV RNIN 27 Macaroni or Spaghetti - 2 vor lc Beily Crocker LAYER CAKE MIXES QUALITY. Fresh, Shankless, Picnic Style PORK SHOULDERS PORK BUTT ROAST BUTT PORK CHOPS LOIN SPARE RIBS Swift's Premium, Hockless, smoked Fully Cooked PICNICS 53¢ Swift's Sweet 'pickled, MEATS... 39¢ 49¢c 53¢ 3c 79¢ - Lb. Lb. Peamealed 53c¢ COTTAGE ROLLS Wf 2 for 6 3c [te SAVE 8c ROSE DILL PICKLES poiski ogorki 32 oz. jar 3c SAVE Ge Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING 16-oz. jar dlc 'SAVE dc 11 oz. bottle 2. for 3 7c ALKASE ELTZER Ho Del Ione TOMATO CATCHUP Small Size Sc | BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS Birds Eye Strawberries Birds E ye Chopped Broccoli _ Birds Eye Baby Lima Beans __ Birds Lye Pereh Fillets Large \ 68 x Size C- . 15-0z. pkg. 39¢ 10-02. phe. 25¢ oo. 12-02. phe. Je ~ 12:02. phi. 29¢ Free Delivery re iN Port Perry bers. Everything was in order to the satisfaction of the directors of the Manchester Credit Union and every- one had been most co-operative. Mrs. Allan Booth, treasurer expain- ed the balance sheet for the year end 19567, She mentioned that all interest had been paid as guaranteed on de- posit accounts of members and organ- izations, all expenses had been paid' and the net profit was_available for interest on share accounts. A motion was entertained and carried that the Manchester Community Credit Union declare a dividend fer the year 1957 for share accounts of 21%. The guest speaker was 8. Bruce McCutcheon, president: of Dundalk Credit Union. The outstanding suc- does over a million dollars of business a year was outlined by the speaker. The Credit Unions has so grown in our district said Mr. McCutcheon that there is seldom a burial without' a claim on the credit union insurance. Three years ago a maximum loan was cancelled for a member of the Dundalk Credit Union when a widow was. handed back the $10,000 mortgage which the credit union had held on her husband's store. Mr. McCutcheon said that the story of the Manchester Credit Union as he had seen it, was practically the same as that of Dundalk which union is now 15 years old and Manchester with three years experience was certainly off to a very good start and would climb to the million dollar mark with the quality of members which they | friendly talk. cess of this credit union which now. have, speaker Mr. Holtby thanked the guest for his informative and Guests were present from Stouff- ville Credit Union and were presented to the membership. " Thiee directors were to be elected; with Mrs. Hamer and Robert Walker each completing, their three years both were re-elected and Mr. Cecil Disney was a new director elected. Mr. John Hamer was reelected for a second three-year term on the credit commit- tee. Mr. Gordon Corner was elected a new member of the supervisory committee to fill the vacant Place left by Mrs. Fred Lamb. It was moved by Mr. Rodd; satonded by Mr. Corner and carried that the credit union send a $10.00 affiliation fee to the Federation of Agriculture which had financed and encouraged the the organization of Manchester Community Credit Union in 1964, At the close of the meeting Murray Holtby presented Mrs. Hamer the present with a lovely electric clock a gift from the directors. Junior Farmers at Jerry Emm, Ted Lamb and Hugh Dobson, The panel felt that acci- dents were caused by carelessness and too much haste, and it would be less costly to try and take more time and avoid accidents. Following are some of the suggestions made by the panel to help prevent accidents on the farm--Keep power take-off safety shields in place; be watchful working around cattle and when leading cattle with a rope wind the end in a large loop and never wind the rope tightly around the hand for extra grip; a foot slipping from tractor clutch pedal and from tractor drawbar is a cause of accidents; keep ' obstructions from stairs and all stairs should have a handrail, The panel finally agreed that safety campaigns such as the "Rural' Safety Driving Week" recently promoted by the Fed. of Agriculture did help to reduce accidents, Wesley produced figures which showed that safety campaigns in certain states in the U.S.A. reduced accidents in those states, ~ In'the business part of the meeting, Hugh Dobson was'chosen as one of the delegates to the Junior Farmer Con- « ference at Guelph on March 14, 16 and 16, The meeting concluded with a lopch, 10 to 40 feet. Vv' F rank PHONE 2 The Port Perry Junior Farmers held their February meeting in the High School on February 25th. A panel discussion' was held with "Safety on the farm and in the home" as the topic... your door. They support the $ y / od : 4 * } 3 i ' : 1 you are ok at home when the Sn - canvassers call, please send your contribution direct to: Theirs is a mission of mercy PLEASE ~~ HELP THEM March is Red Cross month in Canada. Sometime during this 'period volunteer canvassers of the Canadian Red Cross will come-to come to ask for ; - your financial support--support for the work of mercy that never ends. So much depends on your re- sponse--for only through your generosity can this great work go ~~. on, You who are confident, strong, ~ secure, please help in this mission of mercy... please give generously. ~ Wesley Johnson was chairman 3 of the panel and panel members were POLES and POSTS For Hydro, Telephone, Clothes Line, and Pole Barns, Hoskin BLACKSTOCK Any resident of the Vilas of Port Perry requiring work and who is not in 'receipt of unemployment insurance, please register at the municipal office before March 8, 1958. i] i JE SPN DEOBOPOBOSOOSOSIEOSOBOBOBOBOBIPOSISISO 0 4 0 Ss 0 So a ae rte 0 Se ee ea er a vg JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk Thursday, - ADMISSION , Port Perry High School will present an evening of DRAMA AND MUSIC INTER-SCHOOL FESTIVAL COMEDY NELLIE (by permission of Samuel French Company) IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM McNABB March 6th at 8:30 P.M. 50 CENTS EA PHONE 32W pumims EBD EE Pe CRC BCR BU NCICB BURNS ORC MC REOE CECE 'HEP Serve our Delicious Chocolate Eclairs FRESH EACH TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Week-End Specials -- "Golden Date Layer Cake" ~ GERROW' S BAKERY "Lemon Pie and Tarts" moatoon o TCom ME Bom {3 M. GERROW.- & CECE GER EER a i PHONE 29 ,/" CAWKER BROS. FRESH PORK LIVER WHITE FISH (1% Ib. av.) Ib. 55c. WING STEAK ........... Ib. 7%. FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK "The Family Butcher" Ib. 2c. _ PORT PERRY* Public Skating Community Memorial | Arena, Port Perry, Friday, March 7 B10 10 pan. |