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8---THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 28th, 1069 Council News (continued from front page) Letter from Dept. of Highways ap- proving Bylaw No. 1313 in the amount of $10,300. Filed. Letter from Howard Hall and Stuart Lane on behalf of the Boy Scout Assoc. re Troop Leader Art Jefffford "being selected as one of the seventy- five Scouts to represent Canada at the World Jamboree to be held this sum- mer in the Philippine Islands." The "cost of this trip is over $1000 and are appealing to the Town Council, the Lions Club, and the local Branch of the Canadian Legion and our local group Committee for generous dona- tions to assist us in sending Art to this Jamboree. Held over for further consideration, Statement of Fines for April-- for the Village of Port Perry $4.43 Prices from Rosco Metal and Roofing Products Ltd. Prices from St. 10--12"" x 18"--No parking here 18%, each .....ccvvvmiinneninnnneninn $1.80 No parking, bus stop .......... $2.00 Metal Posts coven $3.36 Thomas Metal Signs to corner ..... eerrerrene eran each $1.85 2--12" x 18", No Parking, Bus SLOP cere $2.16 each stating that samples of water taken on May 6, 1059,indicated that no con- tamination in either well or the water system. Letter from Mr. C, E, Crease Consumer Service Engineer of Ont. Hydro at Barrie, re adequate wiring: "It is indeed encouraging to note that your Hydro Committee have seen fit to subside those customers who change from 2-wire, 20-ampere, 120-volt ser- vice to the 3-wire, 60 or 100 ampere, 240/120 volt service. « "An adequate wiring installation in the home permits the householder to use the electrical appliances which he owns in a manner which is completely safe, convenient and economical. The installation of 100 ampere 8-wire ser- vice entrance equipment plus an ade- quate branch circuit panel (with pro- vision for a range or dryer cable) as- sures the householder of being able to add to the number of clectrical ser- vants he may wish to use without question the ability of his distribution system to safely handle the additional load and without extra expense for wiring changes. "A 30-ampere, 2 wire system is limited to approximately 8600 watts of connected load, and with the cur- rent trend to increase wattages of household appliances, and when we consider that a rangette is 1500 watts, 10--10' Galvanized U-Flange sign Posts order the signs from Rosco Metal. Letter from Mr. B. C. Palmer of the O.W.R.C. RTT AT $4.45 each Filler blocks assembled 356c. ea. sel will realize that a 2-wire service is It was left with Councillor Godley to very easily loaded to capacity. an electric kettle 1250 watts, and a toaster or hand iron 1000 watts, we Addi- tional appliances or lights used would | result in blown fuses, hence inconven- ience. "Your Utility is to be congratulated for providing assistance to this group to enable them to "Live Better Elec- trically." Council adjourned. Letter to the Editor: In your May 14th issue you have brought up a very interesting fact concerning drinking among youth. I agree wholeheartedly in your editorial "Notes and Comments" that it is the adult who is to blame, For sure the young people have their ideals in those adults around them especially their parents and in case these are not as they like young men look for other ideals. They find them in pictures, T.V. and books. These ideals often drink, too, but their behaviour otherwise is outstand- ing in valor, strength, and adventure and many other abilities. That is what youth is looking for. It does not see the misleading of bad habits of their ideals. To eliminate the drinking habit is to ban elaborate drink ads, they lead many young people into bondage. Young folks must be told of the de- terioration of body and mind by al- coholic drinking. Many experts know that top sports cannot be performed after use of sometimes just a bit of alcohol. It is not the moral side alone that is at stake but the life of a na- tion in its youth. When six out of ten adults drink, as you say, any business done with the mental and bodily health of Cana- BEST BUY Libby's Fancy TOMATO JUICE - - 3w7% 48 oz. tin SOUP MIXES - - - 3 exer 35¢ BEST BUY "FEATURE" ee St. Lawrence 25 oz. tin hnlean Feaiues C 0 R N 0 | L - - - - - - 49¢ j Layer Cake BEST BUY = 48 , York Brand 20 oz. tin "FEATURE" 'CREAM CORN . - . 5:88 Solo" Margarine 1 1b. pkg. BEST BUY York Brand 16 oz. jar . 2 vor 49¢ BREAD "N" BUTTER PICKLES 3 + 69¢ ATGRE Culverhouse BEST BUY Choice Peas Lipton's Chicken Noodle or Tomato Vegetable 20 oz. tin 4 ror 59¢ "FEATURE" "FEATURE" Easifirst - "FEATURE" Libby's - Fresh - Boneless Fresh Pork - SPARE RIBS Swift's - Loose Swift's Sliced Side - BACON - Grimsby - Sweet - 48 oz. jar GERKIN PICKLES - - 1 1b. SHORTENING 3-69 15 oz. tin DEEP BROWN BEANS 6/89c Meats PORK BUTT ROAST Meaty PREMIUM FRANKS Swift's Premium - 1 1b. pkg. - Skinless BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 37c "FEATURE" Hereford - 69¢c "FEATURE" Majestic - pkg. King's Choice TOMATOES - Red & White Orange Pekoe - 60 bags TEA BAGS - - w. 49¢ w. 49¢ Lb. 39¢ New - Texas - No. 1 Eversweet «1. eke. B3c Turkey, 8 oz. size _. 2 1b. poly bag Frozen Foods Birds Eye Pies - Beef, Chicken or Birds Eye Sweet Green Peas, Sunkist Lemonade, 6 oz. tin _ Garden Fresh 2 for 63c 57¢ ~2.for 2le | New - CORNED BEEF - Produce Sunkist - Famous Satin Brand - 113 size ORANGES Now at their best - 'Cuban PINEAPPLES 2-43 Spring CARROTS .- - RADISHES - Texas 12 oz. tin 2 ror §3c 28 oz. tin GOLDEN PEACHES 2 r 59 "Hand Packed" - 28 oz. tin 3 ror 69c 54c vo. Bi Qe - 20 oz. cello. bag 2 vor 2b¢ 3 nen. 19¢ 2 1 19¢ Eat attra te a ars. © pad FREE DELIVERY Dowson S Food Market ~ YUkon 57942 Port Perry dians will have prolific results in en- larging the number of vofhg inmates of jails, once promising. It is false order if that which is misguiding left to grow as it wants. Ideal democracy is law and order. should be always possible to prevent, that innocent young men be lured into a life time bondage. Here it is that the law must cut sharp, Real positive attitude towards the will respond to anything really well done and look forward to meet their ideals and emulate them. I hope thers will be more adults that can be fu- ture ideals for our young men, Heinrich K. Selck, Toronto Tie CHRISTIAN 10 [DAY GID \ (OME AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAFIR Good Reading for the Whole Family News « Facts « Family Features CE SED CES SES SS GED GER GES was we =n FPS VD The Christion Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass, Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order, 1 year $18 (J 6 months $9 [J 3 months $4.50 Nome ideals of sports will help youth. They ' * Scugog' Last Wednesday the Ladies of the Head reported a very enjoyable and It is nearly impos- | interesting afternoon when they at- sible to change an innebriate, but it tended the "Grace" W.A.'s "At Home". Sunday School sessions were sus- pended at the Head during the recent cleaning and painting. Now that the project is almost complete, we shall welcome everyone again this Sunday. June 3rd should be a Red Letter Day when we hope to entertain large numbers from Grace, Prospect aud Manchester at our Joint W.A. in the Head Memorial Church, I. We were sorry to hear Mrs. [Rod- man's mother, Mrs. Ashton, is in Bow- manville hospital after a recent fall, However her condition is favourable. | We wish for Mrs. Vic Aldred a speedy recovery after her recent bout with a power lawn mower, Another Island girl, Phyllis Tetlow j will soon become a bride in Grace United Church. TEENAGERS! - Don't Let Your Summer Go to Waste--Learn to Type. New Classes will form at the Oshawa Business College MONDAY, July 6th, 1959 Choose one of these 2 Classes: 9.00 a.m. to 11 p.m. 11 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Get Free Summer School . Bulletin. : Enrol 1 now.-- Dial 5-3375 Class open to students from grade seven, eight and High school 10 Simcoe St. N OSHAWA T POV VITVVOVVIVVVOOVDOOOOOOV wish to invite the ladies of Port Perry and Reach Township to be their guests at a Tea, being held at Martin's Hotel, Meet Dr. and Mrs. Matt Dymond he Uxbridge Ladies' Progressive Conservative Association Uxbridge, Saturday afternoon, May 80th, 2.30 to 5.00 p.m. GERROW'S BREAD and PASTRY is made for the people who want the best --let us serve you. 4 Fhone YUkon Week-End Specials "Golden Date Layer Cake" "Lemon Puff Paste" -GERROW'S BAKERY 5-2172 G. M. GERROW DEVON SLICED BACON, 1's MAPLE LEAF SMOKED READY-TO-SERVE SHORTENING o.oo... PE MAPLE LEAF LARD, Pints .....oovvvvvoonesonsisossossen 2 hs. 33c. 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