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AE Rs a rr Teg 16--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., JAN. 9th, 1964 1 liceberg LETTUCE 23c B li N Crispy Critters .............. ow ng ews Sugar Pops ..eeeeiiinnnen Cheerios ....curaiisrmies MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Shreddies ......ccevvvvveerinnnnen League Standing Jan, 6th-- TYIR «iris isnrsses es rsesiopicriicesiss Grape Nuts .......e 7 Nheaties ...o..ivvrieoenss Cocoa Puffs .....ccooevvvvvvvnnnn. 5 Twinkles oO IIE ero bt bee Sugar Smacks .........ceeee. 5 High Triple-- Muffets conning. b Elma Vernon--688 Alphabets .......ccocverninininn 5 High Single-- ! = You Save 4c! CASH SAVER! - You Save 8c! TEA - Fancy Quality - Heinz ATO JUICE 3I BAGS rev rose 77 Jewel Tristram---320 Over 600 Triples-- Elma Vernon -- 688; Jewel Tristram--676; Olive Harrison --659; Leona Tripp--637; Shir- ley Newman--609. Singles 200 & Over---- Jewel Tristram -- 320; Elma Vernon -- 211, 215, 262; Anne Spears--248; Olive Harrison-- 221, 242; Janet Vernon -- 227; Leona Tripp--224, 226; Jessie Goode--224; Shirley Newman--- 217, 222; Norma Jakeman-- 219; Marg Sweetman -- 205; Vera Fawns--204; Alice Cook --200; Joan Scott--200. Council News (Continued) The pump was pulled and sent to the Byron Jackson Pump Co. for an estimate on 48-0z. tin pkg. of 60 Cash Saver! - RED & WHITE COFFEE CANADA'S FINEST! BLEND You Save 8c! Frozen Food Features! You Save 17¢! - All Varieties Crisp Nutritious No. 1 3 1b. poly CARROTS - - - 19¢ = Ontario No. 1 3 1b. poly bag 1 | Yellow ONIONS19c } Garden Fresh No. 1 lge. head DOUBLE BED SIZE 81 X 100 Ee. 'with $5.00 iio CASH SAVER! - You Save 6c! - Liquid 64-0z. jug ook Park 4 ' 89, PIES RQ ZC JAVEX BLEACH 43 |= 7% : "FRENCH FRIES 49c FAMOUS CHIQUITA SUPREME Pro . GREEN SPLIT PEAS 17¢c BANANAS _ SUPREME 12-02. cello AFTER EACH HEMMING , Apple or Raisin 2 ; Supreme PIES Ea. 49c¢ Supreme Donuts pezen 29¢ FRESH BAKED! Weston or Sunbeam Golden Save 6¢! - Black Diamond 16-0z. jar CHEEZ PLEEZ 53c Save 4¢! -- Marked 2 for 69c! Liquid Detergent Twin Pack, 12-0z. MAPLE LEAF 65c Save 4c! -- Libby's Cooked .15-0z tins SPAGHETTI 2 for 35¢ Save 5c! - Quick or Instant Ilge. pkg. - QUAKER OATS 44c Save 1l¢! -- Choice Quatity -- Sliced - Crushed -- Tid Bit 0-0z tins PINEAPPLE 4 for 89 Save 8c! -- Red & White Tall Tins Evaporated Milk 71 for $1 YOUR CHOICE! cello A. D. MINTS bas SCOTCH MINTS : C ENGLISH MINTS SIFTO 5-1b. Box BONELESS ICE SALT x 26¢ PORT PERRY , Trend Wieners 1b43c Lean - Meaty - Cube Style It's The = That Makes The Difference At Red & WHITE Specially Selected - Value Check'd BLADE ROAST You Save Twice with Trim and Price! Choice Branded Short Rib or Rolled Shoulde +53. Mila Seasoned - Tasty Al Fresh Caught - Lake 'Erie - Cooked BREADED Stewing Beef Ib 49 Perch Fillets: b65¢ | "Amls Parking Space The Rear Of ~ The Store 'DOWSON'S - BROCK'S "PARKING LOT repairs, The screen was aci- dized and flushed out with Javex. He also reported on iron bacteria in the well and that it was flushed with Javex earlier in the season which apparently remedied this "¢éondition. He explained how consider- able silt had been pumped from the well and that the ground water crew from the O.W.R.C. recommended that the well should be chlorinated at least once each year at an estimated cost of $160.00. Mr. Perry reviewed conditions situation in view of costs and service and recommended to Council the Pleuger Submersi- ble Pump which is being used at the present time although he pointed out that the Jackson Pump has a right angle drive in case of an emergency. He felt that since Well No. 1 is fitted with a right angle drive that it would not be necessary to have a right angle drive at Well No. 2. Moved by Bruce Beare, sec- onded by R. A. Kenny, that, on the recommendation of the O. W.R.C., to purchase the Pleuger Submersible Pump for Well No. 2 at a cost of $1,625.00, less rent to date of $150.00 a month, The Engineers from the O. W.R.C. reported that it would require an extra $425.00 from the Reserve Account in addi- tion to the $2,000.00 approved by Council, Sept. 27th, 1963. Moved by I. W. Parkinson, seconded by Bruce Beare, that O.W.R.C. be given permission to spend an additional $425.00 for 1964, this to be taken out of the Reserve Account. Former Scugog Minister Passes Rev. Frank Gordon Weir, a United Church minister on Scu- gog Island from 1926 to 1930 died in Toronto recently, - While. on Scugog Island he devoted much_of his time to work among the Indians on the Island. He also worked among Indians at Grand River and Saugeen before moving to a pastorate at St. Claire. During his period as a min- ister at Scugog Island he wrote | a book "Scugog and its Envir- ons" which was printed at the Port Perry Star. He was a respected and 'well liked man on the Island, but un- | fortunately information in re- gard to Rev. Weir is very scarce. He leaves his wife, Rosetta Weir, two sisters, Mrs, Wilfred Mills of Toronto and Mrs. Jas. 'McNeil of Vancouver and a brother Roland, of Toronto, Fun And Frolic At Local Legion Saturday evening °g Janu- ary 4th drew another capacity 'crowd to the Social Evening for 'members and guests at Branch 419, Legion Hall. High-light of the evening was the 12th consecutive 50 - 50 Draw, winner of which was Mr. Wm. Richardson, R.R, 2, Port Perry. Mr, Richardson, an R.C.AF. veteran was pleased and surprised to find that the ticket sold to him by Mrs, Vera Knott resulted in a cheque for 3276, 60. * % % New Year's Eve was also a successful occasion, when 80 couples danced to the music supplied by Cam Warne and his band. Lunch was supplied un- der the capable direction of Mr. Ken Jackson and his staff and everyone present agreed it was a "wonderful affair". a...