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Plowmen's Association Annual Ry } making Achievement Day held [girl must successfully complete | R.R. #6, was elected president - Meeting in. Toronto on Febru- = » 3 on December 17th in the Ux-twelve 4-H Homemaking units. | of the North Ontario Plowmen's| 1 1967, plans call for the| 0 ooh and 21st_President-- 3 } | bridge United Church. Mrs. Mildred Nokes of Prince | Association at the annual meet- plowing match to be held in Graham McGillivray; Sec-Treas- Mr. Richard Carnegie left on| 0 0 (oo 0a) am Albert club received her Provin- | ing held in the Township Hall, Mara Township on Thursday, urer--John Gorrell. % y, OCB ) | cial Honour Award from Mrs. | Brechin, on Monday, December October 5th. Tuesday by plane for Lethbrid- ge, Alberta, where he will at- tend a course on store manage- ment for Wood Alexander. * ¥ * Visitors with. Mrs. Jessie Ro- bertson were Mrs. James Smyth, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. T. MacFarlane, Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- Farlane of Kingston. * * * Holiday company with Mr. & Mrs. James Read were Mrs. Read's mother Mrs. Patten, of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. James Read Jr., Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Edgar, Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patten and son, Windsor. + +o Those enjoying the Florida Bus Tour which left Port Perry "Tuesday morning - are, Mrs. Mabel Chapman, Mrs. L. Whit- moore, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mackey, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Pashler, Mrs. F. Lewis, and Mrs. Vanderheil. * * * Guests at the: home of Mr. & Mrs. Clem Jeffrey during the -- holiday season were, Mr. & Mrs. L. Colbear, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dowe, and Mr. and Mrs. E.- Wil- son, all of Oshawa, Mr. & Mrs. G. Hurst, Brooklin and Mr. and Mrs. O. Jeffrey, Port Perry. * x ES Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carnegie, Kingston, with his parents Mr. and Mrs: R. J. Carnegie over the Holiday. a * * s Visitors during the Christmas holidays at the home of Mrs. C. _ C. Jeffrey' were, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Slemon, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ireland, Debbie and Bobby, all of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Jeffrey of Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Slemon, Mr. & Mrs. G. Hoskin and Lisa of Oshawa, and Rev. and Mrs. R. W. McLaughlin of Hamilton. * * * Christmas visitors at the home of Mrs. Hayes were Mr. & Mrs. G. Rainville, Anne Marie and Paul, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hayes, Nancy, Patrick and Ernie all from Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs: Harry Denton, Jan, Jeff & Jill of Richmond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hayes, Billy and Kellie May, Weston. One of this fa- ~milies--chief pleasures _was a| visit by . telephone with Bill Hayes and family in Vancouver B.C. and Doug. Hayes and fa- mily in Brandon, Man. | Martyn with activities including judg- ing classes of accessories,, giv- ing oral reasons, choosing co- ordinated sets of accessories for various occasions, and, the completing of a quiz on 'general knowledge of the art of being smartly dressed. Berets, cloches, pillboxes and bows, each with its co-ordinat- ing tie-dyed scarf were the fea- ture of the afternoon: fashion show -- the models were the club girls themselves. The afternoon programme was most informative to the visit- ors and guests. Each of the eight clubs from Ontario Cen- tre presented either a skit, de-. monstration or exhibit. The Altona Club chose Karen Fretz to commentate on the ex- hibit 'Accent with Accessories'. Two demonstrations followed on "How fo Care for Accessor- ies"--from Bethesda West with Cheryl Paradine, . Linda - Las- wick, Betty Munro; and from Prince Albert with Jo-Anne and Bonnie Pugh. "Details are Important" was 'the title of the skit from Qua- ker Hill. Dorell Britton com- mented on the exhibit "Acces- sories for a Basic Costume" for 'the Claremont Club. Port Perry I demonstrated "Accent with Accessories" with Janice Den- ham, Deanne Gray and Judy Wallace. "Accessories Around the Clock" was the exhibit chosen by Port Perry II. Mary Nelson was the commentator. Bethesda East presented a skit "Accessories for Various Oec- casions". Visiting Home Economists gave comments on the girls' work -- Mrs. P. Squire, Bramp- ton for demonstrations and skits; and Miss P. Wray of Lindsay for exhibits. _ Certificates of Achievement and sterling silver spoons were presented for the successful completion of the project. County Honour Awards were presented for the completion of six Homemaking units to: Kar- en Tobin, Bethesda 'East; Lea- Anne Ballard, Denise Jeffrey, Marsha Mulholland and Linda Pickard of Prince Albert; Mary Nelson, Port Perry II; and Kimberley Brethour, Bethesda West. : The highlight of the after- noon arrived with the presenta- tion of the Provincial Honour Award. It is the highest hon- our awarded in 4-H Homemak- Budget Increase, $100,000 For Assessment Department M. Annis, President of Ontario South Women's Institute. Miss © Patricia Warren who received Provincial Honours during the last unit was award- ed the book "I Dare You" for all around club work. 12th. It was reported that an ex- cellent match had been held on Morgan DeGeer and Son, Mount Albert, with fifty-four lands be- ing plowed. The programme far the past year was under the direction of Morgan DeGeer, President, . and John Gorrell, Centennial" Food Project "A World of Food in Canada" will be the unit for spring, 1967. The Junior Plowing Match will be held on Saturday, Sep- tember 30th. October 6th on the farm off Officers elected for 1967 were: Past President--Morgan DeGeer Mount Albert, 'Graham McGillivray, Orillia, #6 1st Vice-President -- Morley Goodwood; 2nd Vice- President -- Hector McKinnon, Haynes, #3; President-- FOR YOUR RED CROSS I J THANKS You YOUR HELP £ BR) Specially Selected -- Value Check'd Canada Choice Red Brand Beef Sale ! Lean « Meaty «= Roast... Lean Short Rib Ib. 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Jar (with pectin) JAMS & JELLIES 3:59: _24-0z. jar 39¢ SUNSHINE FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES ~| Bradford = MARCH CARROTS ~--81b.~ Poly -Bag- 19: vl County assessment came un- It was recommended A al 4 der fire at a meeting of Ontario | census taker be employed for a F Lh County Council recently while | two-week period to. tdke the CALIFORNIA LEVONS ' 6 0 39: . council passed, in principle, an | census, including school sup- ; R- / increase of almost $100,000 for | port, age, marital status, reli- fe 0 \ of the assessment department bud | gion, nationality, occupancy, oc- NEW CABBATE ib. 12 get. cupation and the number of | NE, 31b. Poly Bag SHA | During the lengthy debate, [dogs on -the premises. This : 1 Pas | Assessment Commissioner Gor-| could be done in the first two 3 L 39 Nk) don Hepditch said it would | weeks of June and would in- McINTOSH APP ES : ¢ 4 : raid take three or four years to re-|sure a more complete census. : 3 : assess the entire county with| It was suggested that the ; : : 4 ; the addition of five assessors to | space allocated by the county : i the present nine. in the Uxbridge Héalth Unit be 1) 0 WwW S 0 N & rr it oN : : 457 Mr. Hepditch said the re-|utilized to assess Uxbridge : i ! : . i assessment would increase as-| Township, Uxbridge Town, GUERNSEY GOLD MILK 3 k Carton . oy 80% HR sessment but would 'principally | Scott, ~Reach, Scugog and Port : ' ' i © redistribute assessment over Perry. R835 A Medium 208. yuo fos $1.25 2 550 the county. The proposed county assess & : 1 vy oy Since 1967 would be the first| ment budget, which was ap. PORK JOWELS Ib. ..cvtmmmssnsssnes 390 y year for county assessment, it|proved in principal totalled was proposed that uniform pro- cedures be carried on in all the municipalities under county as- sessment, $272,600 with a provincial sub- sidy of $27,500. Staff salaries would total $167,000 in the proposed budget. FREE PARKING FOR CUSTOMERS AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE. a --