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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 25th, 1968 Greenbank News ¥ > <, Prince Albert News Mrs. L. Beacock We, the readers of this paper wish the publisher and staff a safe and pleasant vacation. A bride elect of this month Miss Sharon Alsop. has been highly feted with bridal par- ties. Another one recently in .Oakville the home town of thé groom to-be Mr. Ger- rard. This get- to - gether brought about many acquain- tances and the usual pro- cedure of receiving pretty & useful gifts. Sharon's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Alsop, Mr. and Mrs. A. Coates, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. L. Fox of Goodwood also accompanied them to the shower. . Mrs. M. Pugh and daugh- ter Mrs. Solomon hosted a miscellaneous shower for Sharon when the future bride received a useful display of articles. Amid good wishes lunch ended a pleasant even- ing. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa were invited to the home of their niece and nephew Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock, Port Perry. About 9.30 the four called at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Les Beacocks and the father Mr. F. Vickery where nearly thirty immediate re- arrived when the bride and groom of a few years were presented with a tree of money plus other useful gifts for which the guests of honour Mary and Laverne each voiced warm words of thank-you. A buffet luncheon and de- corated cake . bearing 'con- gratulations" was served. A sister of the groom Mr. and Mrs. C. Hamilton assisted too in arranging the party as well as all present helped make the merry evening. Guests were present from Burlington, Toronto, Oshawa, Cobour, Victoria, B.C., Black- stock and Port Perry. A former resident of our village Mrs. Smith (nee Alice Wagg) of Cannington has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and calling on other folk. _ Mrs. Don Popert and child- rent of Wawa, Ont. are visit- ing her in-laws Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Popert and other rela- tives. Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Noble of Kitimat, B.C. have been visiting their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson. Mr. Grant Beacock is holi- daying in North Bay and Sturgeon Falls. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. The main topic of conver- sation last week was the weather. Mother nature real- ly turned on the heat, the temperature going: up to ninety or more, for a few days. Mrs. Howard - McMillan is spending a few days in Ham- ilton with Mrs, Stanley Mc- Millan. Mr. Bill Beatty of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. Ronald Blakely. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask at- tended the Leask picnic on Sat. at Fantasy Land at Whit- by. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harper in the loss of her brother, the late Pat Murphy, Prince Albert. Mrs. Ashenhurst and Mrs. Nellie Byam of Ux- bridge visited Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rodd Foster BUYING? LAMBERT 985-7373 latives and close family con- nections had assembled "to extend hearty greetings to the Devitts upon the happy occasion of their 20th wed- ding anniversary. Their fa- mily, Barbara and Neil De-| RK. Alsop and Sharon were Mr. and Mrs. Dowell of Gooderham, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Maxwel of Red Deer, Alberta. Mr. Arthur Gilson has re- vitt and the eight attendants of their parent's wedding were present for the event. The hours passed quickly as the group danced and enjoy- ed reminiscing. An appropriate time had turned from visiting friends in Peterboro and area. Mr. and Mrs. B. "Smith were Saturday evening din- ner company with their friends Mr. and Mrs. Rosnik and family, Kedron. 1 W lig port a i i. AH LY nail? I i ih \ \ reduced. CO-OP TOPICS by Don Rixon UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO PLEASE PASS THE SALT "For want of a nail the shoe was lost, . . .", : everybody knows the rest of that familiar HE #lquotation. When you mix your own feeds are 2 you in danger of forgetting something so | fundamental and simple as the horse shoe i I am referring, of course, to salt -- a most important feed additive, FRlthat its importance may be overlooked. Both [@llthe sodium and chlorine which make up salt are vital for the nutrition and proper func- tioning of all animals, including man. | en must have both elements. Our modern complete feeds have 1% salt {included and it's listed on the tag. Do you Worovide enough in your home mixed rations? However, if you force feed too much salt to an animal it will limit its feed intake. Gains in weight of cattle and hogs are reduced; / | I. production of dairy cattle will also be but one so simple The \ 2 The answer is to provide up to 1% in the N/ i rations, then let the animals decide how much vt extra they need. Provide a free choice of salf vy | lick (plain or with trace minerals) in the yard iH yor loafing barn, regardless of the salt provid- ed in a good complete ration, SQ United Co-operatives . of Ontario BRANCH) Port Perry IE. 8-4130 4 SHS oo 852.2321 i Church Services CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose, Minister SUNDAY, JULY 28th-- TRINITY VII 9:45 a.m.--Holy Communion ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JULY 28th-- No Service PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec. Rice, B.A. Minister © Summer Schedule e SUNDAY, JULY 28th-- 11.00 a.m.--Worship Service Sunday School Cancelled for Summer Months, PRINCE ALBERT-- Church Service Cancelled for _ Month of July. Sunday School Cancelled for for Summer Months, Nurseries for babies at both Churches. Summer Visitors Welcome in Casual Attire. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. William Black, F.R.G.S. SUNDAY, JULY 28th-- 11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship No Sunday School - BAPTIST CHURCH PORT PERRY PASTOR "A. HERN (Queen and Rosa Sts.) SUNDAY, JULY 28th-- 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evening Service United Church of Canada SCUGOG_ Pastoral CHARGE Rev, George Teskey SUNDAY, JULY 28th-- 9.00 a.m.--SCUGOG 10.30 a.m.--PROSPECT & MANCHESTER at Manchester, 8.00 p.m.--SCUGOG PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten, Rev. I. MacLean 10 am.-- Family Bible Hour 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evang. Service. and family spent the week-: end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murray at their cottage near Fenelon Falls. : Mr. and Mrs. George Beat- on visited on Sunday with Mr..and Mrs. Harold David- son at Beaverton. Best wishes is extended to Miss Nancy ' Gibson' whose marriage takes place this Sat. to Mr. Alvin Lehman. -Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee entertained last Wed. even- ing at a combined wedding and birthday. celebration. Guests included Mrs. Kilkin- son and friends of Hamilton, Mrs. Gordon Walker and fa- mily from Hepworth, and Mr, and Mrs, Keith Heron and family of Wick. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Reesor visited Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves on Sunday. Mrs. Norene Blair visited Miss Maggie Blair at Fair. view one day recently. Mr. Doug McCowan of Scarboro spent last week at the Thomson home. Mrs. Ross Cookman and girls dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Monday. The Ont. County Junior Farmers won the track and field trophy held at Peter- boro on July 20th. Several of our local boys took part. The Ont. County livestock judging competition was held in the Beaverton area last Thur. with our local boys winning high honours. Don't forget the S.S. pic- nic at Wellsprings Park on Wed. July 24th. Marvin Hill on| ™ Residents Here For 3 Months. Dr. Fanciso Azevedo and wife, Laura, Portugal, arrived July 21st to spend the next three months in Port Perry.. - Dr. Azevedo is employed by Avipor Co., Portugal, which is a European customer of Interag Food Exports of Can- ada Limited. He is beginning a laboratory training pro- gram at Peel's Poultry Farm Ltd. The program will deal with new laboratory techniques and procedures, A warm welcome is extended the couple. Scugog * Council News At the July meeting all members of the Council were present with the exception of Mrs. June Crozier, Delegations attending were | (1) Mr. Otto Moyer, enquir- ing re assessment appeals. (2) Mr. and Mrs. E. Stein- mueller re information on the specification of a per- manent residence. (3) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crozier re the matter of building a double garage-- also re their proposed sub: division at "Stephenson's Pt. Included in the corres- pondence: From the County of Ontario re increase in cost per day to $8.00 at the Homes for the Aged. A copy of By-Law 2642 to Equalize Assessment for County purposes -- Scugog's Equalized Ass. $1,854,100. Tenders were received from R. Chandler and I Jewell Const., also Van Camp Const. Ltd. to fill and level the new ball field. Dept. of Municipal Affairs: Subsidies received Winter Works Project $799.99 and Uncon, Per Cap. $1,132.50. It was noted that this subsidy is based on $5.00 per person permanent residents counted only. Forms for completion for the Residential property tax reduction were received. Dept. of Highways Suppl. By-law 1273 -- $2,000.00 for Maintenance approved. By- law 1266 -- Assumption of Spring Blvd, approved. By- law 1263 -- Assumption -of Maple Road, not yet approv- ed. RESOLUTIONS-- (1) Planning Board and Council both Sobioved the severance of pt. lot 6, con. 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Suther- land. (2) That Mr. P. Goreski he requested to relocate the fence at Lakeside Blvd.--re road widening. + Camp Con." Ltd. be accepted to fill and level Ball field. (4) That Cass Edgar care for the dump until further notice. PAYLIST approved for payment:-- . Roads General $4,564.98 Total Meeting adjourned to meet again on Tuesday, Aug. 6th, 1968 at 8.00 p.m. Fall Fair Dates Beaverton .... Sept. 12, 13 14 Blackstock ........ Aug. 23, 24 Lindsay ........ Sept. 17 to 21 Markham ............ Oct. 3,4, 5 Orono ................ Sept. 5, 6, 7 Oshawa ........ July 25, 26, 27 Peterborough .... Aug. 6 to 10 Port Perry ................ Sept. 2 Sunderland ........ Sept. 10, 11 Sutton West .... Aug. 8, 9, 10 Uxbridge ............ Oct. 11, 12 Toronto (CNE) Aug.-15 to Sept. 2 Toronto (Royal) Nov. 15 to 23 Clip this for reference (3) That the tender of Van | Cockshutt "i deal-of-a- lifetime. - a » L 3 Here are the facts: Applies to all new Cockshutt Combines, Swathers and Balers Applies to all used combines Allows you to take off this . year's harvest with only the ® investment of a down payment No interest charges until after April 1st, 1969, or. . . a pre- payment cash discount of 9% per annum to April 1st, 1969, on any cash paid. y : ® The sooner you act, the more you save with Cockshutt"s harvesting deal-of-a-lifetime Farm rn Roe of Canada Limited Brantford, Cntario » Brampton, Winnipeg, Regina, Edmonton Subsidiary of White Motor Corporation B&W Travelling with your fam. FARM ily? ~ Set an example. for : your children and teach them SERV ICE | that good manners also HWY, 12 means keeping our country- BLACKWATER side clean. Join the Depart- PHONE ment of Highways campaign SUNDERLAND 294 to cut down highway litter, Don't be a litterbug.