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WE AS Seve TL A Wi Ts tw SE 8-THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 30th, 1060 Annual Meeting (Continued from Front Page) women's organizations, within the church. We must have faith, under- standing, courage and vision, forget- ting those things behind and mindful of thosc things before us. Theme of the Annual Meeting was "Love Thy Neighbour" and of this Mrs. Rose re- marked--we dre all members of one family, and everyone is our neigh- bour. ihe complimented the Oshawa, Presby! 'ry on the remarkable increase jn membership in the past year -- a % increase had been noted on one 'report. There are nearly 8000 mem- bers in this presbytery. Mrs, Rose answered many questions on W. A. work, and told of many incidents in connection with her trips from coast to coast during her term of presi- dency. During the day Mrs, Gordon Brent was the organist. Mrs. K, Shakleton and Mrs. E. Twist sang a duet "Come Holy Spirit" accompanied by Mrs. G. Shakleton, all of Salem W.A, and a this quartette were Mrs. L. W, Van- Drie, Mrs. O. Richmand, Mrs, D. Al- dred and Mrs, Stewart James. The members of the Tyrone W.A. served luncheon in the Community Hall at which time greetings were brought from the W.M.S. Presbyterial by its president, Mrs. M. C. Fisher of Newcastle. Rev, Mervin Bury, pre- sident of Oshawa Presbytery spoke briefly, and Mrs. W. C. Ives brought greetings from the Bay of Quinte Conference W.A. Before Mrs, Cornish retired from office she gave the president's report, telling of the many duties she had performed on behalf of the member- ship, and also gave a special welcome to four members of the newly formed Westminster United Church Women's Group. When Mra. Richardson took the chair after the installation of the new officers she asked for the same fine co-operation which had been given Mrs. Cornish. The meeting ended with the report of the courtesy com- mittee by Mrs. Clayton Lee, and the announcement of an executive meet- quartette from Trinity United Church] in Bowmanville sang, unaccompanied, "The Charter of Salvation", set to Finlandia by Sibelius. The ladies in ing to be held in the Whitby United Church on June 16th. This was the largest meeting of the Presbytery "W.A. in its 12 years of service, when the roll call added up to 244 present. Bowling Classic (Continued from Front Page) plonship in the men's division while Ann Spears tossed a nifty 217 to up- hold the ladies. For the men Wilbur Vance rolled a 416 for low triple while Effie Plough- man with 806 took the same for the ladies. Mrs. Wilbur Vance rolled an'sd to take ladies low single and the Club President Ott Hamilton, southpawed his way to a 28 for low men's single. Bowling, one of the more refined tortures of civilization was over for the evening, in fact for some of us, until next year when the Fourth An- nual Classic will be held. @ The executive of the Port Persy Rod and Gun Club wish to thank all the bowlers for their enthusiastic atten- dance and the management of the Causeway Bowling Lanes for making the evening a success. Also the pin boys, those perverse urchins with their pot of glue. Quick maw, pass me the arnica or some oil for these creaking joints. BEST BUY -- Heinz JR. OR BABY FOODS 5 = 49¢ BEST BUY Shirriff"s Good Morning - 24 oz. jar MARMALADE 47c BEST BUY -- "New Size" - SHREDDED WHE BEST BUY -- Coloured or White White Swan TOILET TISSUE BEST BUY -- Libby's - 15 oz. tin CREAM STYLE CORN 4 + 53¢ FEATURE -- Culverhouse - 20 oz. tin CHOICE PEAS - FEATURE -- Majestic GOLDEN PEACHES BEST BUY -- Treesweet - 48 oz. tin GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 + 89c Nabisco - 18's AT - 2% Swift's Fresh Boneless - - 8 Rolls 89¢c Swift's Lean 4 rr 59¢c - 28 oz. tin 2 vor 59¢ Eversweet BACON SWIFT'S PREMIUM SMOKED Cooked Picnics Ready to Eat Ideal for Dressing PORK BUTT ROAST -. 49c «= Sliced FRESH SIDE PORK -. 43c Swift's Sliced - Rindless 1 1b. sealed pkg. - - = Lb. 59¢ AE Say a . YUkon 5-7542 FEATURE -- Hickory Hill - 3 1bs., 4 oz. tin WHOLE CHICKEN $1.09 FEATURE -- King's Choice - 28 oz. tin TOMATOES - - J ror 69c FEATURE -- Libby's Fancy - 48 oz. tin TOMATO JUICE - 3 ra 85¢ FEATURE -- Aylmer Choice - 15 oz: tin PEAS & CARROTS FEATURE 2 ror 3c King's Choice Columbia - 15 oz. tin RASPBERRIES 2:53 FEATURE Fisherman - 14's tin FANCY SOCKEYE - 2 For 89¢c FEATURE -- Libby's - 20 oz tin DEEP BROWN BEANS 5 + $1.00 FEATURE -- Red & White - 16 oz. tin . EVAPORATED MILK 7 + $1.00 SPRINGTIME BONUS BARGAIN! COLORFUL PLASTIC Swift's Delicious - Tender - Sliced BEEF LIVER - - = 49c Swift's Small Links - Pure Breakiast SAUSAGE .- 30: ww. 2c Swift's - Sliced or plece ORIOLE BOLOGNA Produce Cuba's Finest - Large size Golden Yellow : 2 10. 285¢ BANANAS - Tender, home-grown - Poly bag GREEN ONIONS 4 = 25¢ Family Favourite - 8 oz. pkg. COLE SLAW 2+: 28c TURNIPS - - wv 6c Libby's Frozen Foods Whole Kernel Corn, 2 1b, poly bag 49¢ 'Wax Protected - No. 1 Grade Green Peas, 2 1b. poly bag --_.._____ 55¢ Strawberrles, 15 oz. pkg. --__ 39¢ FEATURE King's Plate - Solid Light - 7 oz. tin TUNA FISH - 4 + 6% Sunbeam Features Sunny Lemon Roll - = 38c Orange Coffee Cake - =. 35¢ FREN DELIVERY Port Perry Ontario County Federation of Agriculture Ontario County Federation of Agri- culture was held Tuesday evening, April 21 in the Council Chambers of Beaverton Town Hall, The meeting was called to order by the President Mr, Larry Doble. The Guests were welcomed -- they included Mr, John White, Moonstone, & Mr. Don Brown, Stouffville. There were Twenty-five present in all. : The secretary read the minutes' of the March nieeting 'and an error in connection with the Milk Producers was corrected. The minutes were then approved by Anson Gerrow sec- onded by Ches Oldham. Carried. Business arising from the minutes was read and discussed. A report was given on the Poultry Meeting held in Uxbridge, Details of the Dairy Princess Con- test were outlined. The deadline for entries is May 1st. Any girl between the ages of 17 and 26, single or mar- ried is requested to file her applica- tion with the Ag. Rep's Office in Ux- bridge. The girls will be coached by Howard Hooper. Prize money is set forth in this way--8$18,, $15., $12. for each entry. This contest will take place July 22 at the farm of Ken Halliday, Brooklin at the Annual Twi. light meeting of the Holstein Club. A Rural Safe Driving Competition was offered to High Schools in the County with the Federation providing the Prize Money. Mr. Doble read the financial state- ment and budget as prepared by the finance committee, which met at the home of Mrs, Hill late in March. Mrs. Hill gave an outline of the Federation meeting held in Pickering Twp. She recommended that the County organization promote and as- sist in any way possible to promote this Township Federation that it might carry on the work of the Fe. deration with incentive and effect. The correspondence was read and dealt with. The motion was made that the Chairman of the Townships sce their reeves concerning the rabies assistance program being offered by the Federal and Provincial Govern. ment with 80% being paid by the two QUALITY 127/34 on _ Phone YUken 65-2678 PORT PERRY ONTARIO 1111 ITHEINERN SCHEIN MONITOR Good R for the ding Whole Family * News ats Fal Fosirs eS The Christian Science Ona Norway $t., Boston 15, Mess Sond your checked. and the balance made up by the Coun. ties: Schedule of payments will be $260 for cattle, $100 for horses, $40 for sheep and swine. Upon completion of the business part of the meeting, Mr. Don Brown recently appointed Zone Chairman for Poultry Producers, the post held until recently by George Scott, Oshawa, spoke on the Poultry meeting held in Toronto which 200 Poultrymen attended. Mr. Brown stated that it was the general opinjon that contract farming was 'unavoid- able. Integration in the egg industry has already taken place in the United Btates with 80 to 40% of the eggs produced in this way. These figures are expected to climb to 70% within the next year. The Poultry commit- tee will be studying a plan to-form a bargaining committee to protect their interests. A membership fee of $1.00 will be charged. Mr. Brown stated that a large membership was urgently needed in order to give weight to their voice in Ottawa. This brought up the subject of Reyal Com- mission's report on price spreads. Further discussion and study will be done on this with a view of Drafting events, a Silane Dance Competition will be held on the evening of the Field Day. Other Ontario County Junior Farm. er events for which the fina) dates have not yet been set are the Annual pienic and Vesper service in August and the annual Church Service wly 2 in September. 4p EE ER ABE Again in 1969 the Ontario Coumiy Jr. Farmers' Association has planned a full and interesting program. All interested farm young people are en- couraged to attend the loeal elub meetings and become a member in this fine youth organization, Hi 2 ne A "Chocolate Date Layer Phone YUkon 5-2172 SHS CO ss ' v Don't Forget Moth Every Mother loves Smiles'n Chuckles chocolates. one of the attractive boxes from 70¢ to $3.50 Week-End Specials GERROW'S BAKERY er's Day, May 10th Give Cake". "Lemon Tarts" G. M. GERROW a resolution to check the power of y ¥ wholesale and retail groups marking | up prices to the consumer at the ex- S pense of the producer. John White, CIA Representative f spoke on the value of promotional | work and reminded the director that | the annual $525 received from CIA |§ could be doubled or even tripled with 5 the sale of more Insurance Policies, "Promotional Work Benefits All|} Groups" he said. Mr. White on be- |% half of CIA provided lunch after the | ¥ Coffee, sandwiches and ple | were served by the Brown Jug [Res- | § meeting. taurant and very much enjoyed, ening May 19. Plan Spring and Summer Program The executive and directors of the Ontario County Junior Farmers' Asso- ciation met in the Department of Ag- riculture Office, Uxbridge, on Monday April 18th, The meeting was under the direction of the County President, Ron. Werry. The date of the Ontario County Jr. Farmer Spring Get-to-Gether, was set I {for Friday, May 8th, in Uxbridge. All four Ontario County Junior Farmer |} Clubs will take part in this program. Farmer Livestock judging competition will be held Brooklin area on Saturday May 80. This competition is open to all Ontario County 4-H Club and Jr. Farmer members. The 1959 Ontario County Junior Farmer Field Day will be held at the Brock District High School, Canning- ton, on Saturday, June 20th. In addition to the regular sports The May meeting will take place at : Halfway House, Myrtle, Tuesday ev- | The annual Ontario County: Junior | [f Shortening ...... Pork Side Ribs .. YUkon §5-2221 CAWKER BROS. Lard ..................0....21bs. 33. coven e bbs. 49: Maple Leaf Wieners ...........1b. 39 coveneeennn.. 1b 39 FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY LAWRENCE'S RBGL ONE CENT SALE ALL NEXT WEEK METICS, and TOILETRIES, GREETING CARDS, ETC. 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