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dh Ge re , RAS II Ah nanan di 8§--THE PORT PERRY STAR, T HURSDAY, APRIL A14th, 1962 Honeydale W.I (Continued from Front Page) --"Focus on Finishes"; 2nd choice-- "Window Treatment". Four members attended the District Workshop on "Wonien's Institute Procedures", held at Brooklin, Thurs., April 12th, Murs. R. J. Penney, King- Speaking, the rule of the Leader and the member, will be held at Haugen's testaurant, Manchester, Ont., Tues, April 24th, 9.830 am. - 4 p.m. This course is sponsored by the Federation of Agriculture, and the registration fee 11.60) covers the cost of the noon meal, Brocklin and Blackstogk Fair lists were read, and turned over to the committee in charge. Ea ing the yearly rent and dues. One new member joined. It was pleasant to welcome Mrs, W. A. Brown once more, the Pres. of Ontario South. In her remarks she commended the Branch on a fine year's work as illustrated in the re- ' ports, ahd brought members up-to- date on District projects. | The chairman of the nominating a UR NS a i ston, Ont., gave the instruction. A one day course on Effective committee Mrs, W. Mark presented The roll call was answered by pay-| the report of her committee, and the DOG FOOD 10 %or 51 Featuring Canada Piskerd MAPLE' LEAF ¥ YORK » ROSE BRANDS | Librarian--Mrs. L. Honey BEST BUY! -- SAVE 11c! ROSE MARGARINE BEST BUY! -- SAVE 8c! -- F Quality YORK Cream CORN BEST BUY! -- SAVE 4c! -- Homogenized 1-1b, Packages 20-0z. Tins 16-0z, Ice Box Jars YORK PEANUY BUTTER 41. BEST BUY! -- SAVE 1l¢! -- 4c Off Pack 1-1b, Packages Snowflake Shortening 2-49] BEST BUY! -- SAVE 4! -- Stokely's Fancy 48-0z. Tin TOMATO JUICE 31 BEST BUY! -- SAV... ! -- 10c¢ Off Pack 6-0z. Jar BEST BUY! -- SAVE 14¢! -- Skim Milk Pogder INSTANT MIL/KO 'Value Checlfd Meats =-- ully Cooked -- "Short Shank" .5 0. 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Cello Bag Golden Hour - 12-0z, © : : ¢ Ocean Spray 2ford9c | Licorice Allsort 39 Fillery Toffees "Prices effective at the listed Red & White Food Stores only Dowson's Food Market ror vem 4-87: Jr 5 5c | birthday. All enjoyed-the humorous programme, as well as the delicious | NESCAFE Instant Goffee 89: ££ ¥ oe «4 * : BY E1 H wl vad SLE WI EVFETRAHIEN " following slate of officers were elect- ed for 1962.63. Past President--Mrs, E. Bryant President--Mrs. N. Williams 1st Vice-Pres,--Mrs. G. Robertson. 2nd Vice-President-- Secretary--Mrs, H. Honey. Assist, Bec'y--Mrs. S. Ploughman Treasurer--Miss A. Kent. Assist. Treas.--Mrs. W. Chapman Dist. Director--Mrs. 8. Ploughman Alternate--Mrs, P. Diamond Branch Directors--Mrs. W, Day, Mrs. J. Carnochan, Mrs, F, Warren and Mrs. J. C. Taylor. Conveners Flower and Fruit-- Mrs. H. Long, Mrs. M. Bassant. Home Ec. & Health-- Mrs. L. Patterson. Agriculture & Can. Industries-- Mrs. V. Bell, Historical Re-search-- Citizenship & Education-- Mrs. W. Moase Resolutions--Mrs, 1. Fines Public Relations--Mrs. 8S. Cawker Federated News--Mrs, G. Barthau Pianist--Mrs. S. Ploughman Auditors--Mrs. H, Mackey, Mrs. L. Duff. Nomianting Committee--Mrs, W. Mark, Mrs. M. Howsam, Mrs, E Bryant and Mrs. W. Chapman. The retiring Pres.,, Mrs. Bryant, Sec'y Mrs. Moase and Treas. Mrs. Chapman were presented with small tokens in appreciation of services rendered. The leaders of the meat course, Mrs. V. Bell and Miss M. Mec- Laren were also given small gifts. Mrs. G. Robertson favoured with a group of songs, unaccompanied. past Pres., Mrs. E. Bryant, and served by the Executive. A pleasant afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs. J. C. Taylor, March 22nd, on the occasion of her 84th pot luck lunch, complete with Birth- day cake, served-by Honeydale mem- bers. R---- Obituary- NORMAN FREDERICK PALMER A former resident of Port Perry, Mr. Norman Frederick Palmer, passed away at the home of Mrs. Alexander Martin, Sonya, where he resided. Death followed a "heart attack, Norman Palmer was the son of the late John and Sarah Palmer of Port Perry where he was born and attend- ed school. In March of 1916 he mar- ried Isabelle Clarkson. She prede- ceased him in Feb, 1983, Mr. Palmer was a member of War- riner Lodge, #75, 1.0.0.F., Port Perry and received his fifty year jewel in April of last year, - known as a hockey and a basketball player. In later years he became a plumber and tin smith and has work- ed for Carnegie Hardware, Parrish, Peel and later with Palmer Hardware. He is survived by sisters Mrs. Geo. Raines (Marietta) Port' Perry, Mrs. Thomas Stewart (Mabel) Epsom and brother Louis H. Palmer of: Peter- borough, The service was conducted by Rev. 'E.'S. Linstead at the McDermott- Panabaker Funeral Chapel on April 11th. Interment at Wick Cemetery. ' Shillinglaw, Mount Albert, 'won the Russell Morrison trophy as .| Junior Farmer team for the Junior | Refreshments were provided by | In his younger days he was well] Thirty-three farm boys competed at the Ontario County Junior Seed Judging Competition on Saturday, April Tth, at the Port Perry High School. High senior contestant was Bruce R.R. 8, with 674 out of a possible 690 points. He was awarded a $10.00 scholarship by the Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement Association toward a winter short course at the 0.A.C. Runner-up was Aubrey Carson, Clare- mont, David St. Pierre, Claremont, R.R. 1, high Junior for the second successive year, with Bob Burroughs and Ross Prentice of Uxbridge, tied for second. The trophy for the top high school | team was won for the seventh straight year by Uxbridge High School. Team members were Bruce Shillinglaw, Murray Prentice and David St. Pierre, with Bob Rattray and Ted Smith coaches. Port Perry. High School were runners-up. A team from the Brooklin Junior Farmers composed of Aubrey Carson, Jim Wilson and Ken Stickwood, edged out the Beaverton Farmer club trophy. Aubrey Carson | won the Coaches' Class with his team of Gary Batty, Jim Wilson and Ken' Stickwood. | Other winnérs were-- ! Senior Section: Keith Wilson, Port Perry, R. 1 Frank Millman, Port Perry, R. 1 Murray Prentice, Uxbridge, R. 4 Jim Davidson, Beaverton Allan Graham, Sunderland, R, 2 Keith Shier, Cannington, R. 1 Cecil Noble, Uxbridge, R. 2 Ted Gordon," Cannington, R. 1 Junior Section: Alvin Brooks, Mount Albert, R. 3 Rodney Kidd, Goodwood John Graham, Udora Wayne Beath, Oshawa, R. 2 George Smith, Port Perry, R. 2 Ken Stickwood, Claremont, R. 2 Bill. Aird, Port Perry, R. 4. The competition was under the di- rection' of H. L. Fair, Agricultural Representative. Official. Judges were Jack Pearson, Uxbridge, R. 1, Bruce Taylor, Enniskillen, LeRoy Brown, Agricultural Representative, Victoria County, and Ken Fallis, Field Crops Branch, The Agricultural Teachers from the County High Schools assisted with the records. * : * Grocery Winners Each week there is a draw for an LG.A. Grocery Voucher 'held by Beare Motors Ltd. on Sat. afternoons. On Sat., April 7th Mac Bassant of Port Perry was the winner, This draw was made by Herman Midgley. Sat.,, April 14th the winner was Keith Mark, also of Port Perry. Next draw on Sat., April 21st. gL == | CAWKER BR nt Sliced Bac IS... Fully Cooked Picnic Shoulders .49° Boneless Pot Roast Beef ........ 39° FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING oo UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK Phone 985-2221 "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY NEW DRILLING PRECISION The controlled particle size of SUPER - FLOW --no dust or oversize granules-- gives you new accurac application. SUPER FLOW runs evenly and freely--no drill clogging and skip- ping. This uniform distribution of fer- tilizer gives you more even crops-- higher yield. NO DUST SUPER FLOW is sompletely dustless . easier to handle . windy days. and ease of moisture, SUPER FLOW o dust to harden into lumps. SUPER FLOW . Superphosphate Superphosphate is now available in quality. Smooth . especially on SUPER FLOW precision granulated flowing -- makes spreading easier, more convenient. -- MASTER FEEDS Phone 985-2131 Port Perry, Ont. f WHY GO OUT of : STEAK & ABLE, PRICES YOU NO OTHE Grilled Rib-Eye CHEF'S SALAD [) CONTINUOUS et" VISIT OUR NEW ROOM at the Hamingo 'Restaurant | ER TRYING OUR QUALI fed Chicken - $1.10 TOMATO or ORANGE JUICE CHEF'S SALAD -- HOT ROLL and FRENCH FRIES TOMATO or ORANGE JUICE and FRENCH FRIES Take Out Service CLE PEEP TOWN TO EAT! § CHICKEN Steaks - $1.35 -- HOT ROLL F.M, MUSIC eo Willoughby's % over 60 years of service with integrity * "over 30 Suburban Agents J. A. WILLOUGHBY & SONS, RA Realtors HEAD OFFICE, 46 EGLINTON AVE, E. TORONTO RR. 1, BROOKLIN. Phone 655-3195 ~~ Located at the Junction of 7th Concession and #12 Highway Mr. Andrews is well known throughout the area and we feel fortunate in securing his services, Offer You throughout Southern Ontario offering Provincial wide coverage. Ni If you are thinking of buying or selling Home--Farm-- Estate--S8cenic Suburban property contact : MR. DOUGLAS H. ANDREWS, Brooklin 655-3195