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. LJ UTICA Church Service will held in Epsom United "= on Sunday, December 1st, at 11.30 am. Utica Sunday School meets at 10 a.m, Utica Sunday School Christmas Concert will be held in Utica Hall on December 21st, at 8 p.m: You are invited to attend a {Family Night" in Utica United Church on Tuesday evening, December 10, when . Rev. and Mrs. Thormin will show coloured slides of their trip to the Holy Land. Every- one is welcome. Mrs. Dave Morton and Parker of Bay Ridges visited Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur recently. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Waring and girls of Ajax were re- cent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. James E. Mitchell. Miss Helen Burke of Osh- awa spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Al " bright of Claremont visited Mrs. Cecil Harper last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ken- dall called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brooks at Sunderland recently. Mrs. M. Foreman and Mrs. Bonnie Westacott and boys of Oshawa and Miss Sandra Graham of Keswick were supper guests of Mr. & Mrs. Earl Fielding on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell and family visited Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Waring at Ajax. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin Check The Label On Your Paper et Sor FL 3 5 fg ING NEWS e| and family of Lakefield; Mrs. John Raines and Mrs. Ben Pickard of Port Perry, Mr. Craig Russell and friend of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Skerratt were recent vi- sitors with Mrs. Violet, Sker- ratt. Mr. and Mrs. Wakelin, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton €assidy of Toronto apd Mrs. Louie Cassidy of Brooklin were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballard entertained their family at a Christmas dinner on Sunday _ prior to leaving for Florida for a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper and Miss Betty Williams of Oshawa and Mrs, Percy Wil liams of Buffalo spent Satur- day evening with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kendall. 1 Miss Vera Prentice spent Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Crosier. Mr./and Mrs. George 'Har- per, Miss Faye Harper and Mr. Michael Schofield were dinner guests of Mrs. Cecil Harper on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Thomp- son had Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordon, Mount Albert. They attended Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark's sale in Oshawa on Saturday. The Community extends its sympathy to the families of the late Mrs. Arthur Gray and the late William-Jordan in their recent bereavement. "HOMES WANTED L 985-7373 REAL ESTATE LID REALTOR RB cc0d attention. iN Young calves grow i J A W1 NWA Uxbridge 852-3321 FEEDING DAIRY CALVES Are you a dairyman who shows his calves to 1], Visitors with pride? Or are you one of those who Xi iprefers to steer guests away from the corner of the barn where the small calves are housed? \ It seems to be pretty generally acceptéd phil. losophy these days that home-raised heifers are Mibest. There aren't too many arguments offered ! against the claims that home-raised calves won't bring any new disease organisms on to the farm, or the fact that we can select the best dams in ithe herd from the heifers we keep for replace- a ments. When you buy, you may get the ones f/ somebody else doesnt think were good enough. 8] But on many farms, those home-raised calves | certainly are not as thrifty as we would like to see. The important thing to remember is when f|the milking herd receives the best of attention, Hand a good ration, that the calves get equally CO-OP TOPICS by Don Rixon UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONYARIO PADD A fastest and do best at tem. peratures between 50 and 70 degrees. In most 'stables this is not a problem. If yours is normally colder than 50 degrees, some artificial heat will be a benefit. Freedom from drafts and evenness of temperature are more important. Also a good ma calf feeding program M Feed Co-op for a top calf feeding program. \ United Co-operatives of Ontario | (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) i is of great importance. -- -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 28,1968 --- 3 A.W. BROCK STORE DEPARTMENT Kiddie Car | Jr. Workshop ® Television ® Radio . ® Chime Doll Childrens $6.00 Playskool $2.25 FISHER - PRICE Dolls $5.00 $7.50 ® Telephone $3.25 $4.50 ® Musical Lacing ¢ Plush Animals $3.00 New Holiday Dresses 19.95-23.95-24.95 Boy's Hunter Boots SIZES 11 to 2 SIZES 3 to 6 s4.95 rar s4.95 rar Port Perry ZE. 8-4130 'Men's Dress Oxfords BLACK OR BROWN -- LEATHER SOLE 14.95 - 15.95 CRAFT COATS FOR MEN 19.95 - 29.95 - 35.00 PAJAMAS =Arrow> Tailored fit never binds or cuts . . . . never keeps you awake. And they never need iron- ing, tumble dry to wrinkle-free perfection. Rest assured in Arrow pajamas. ~~ Winter Boots ws 12.90-13.95-14.95 wos 6,99 - 8.99 - 9.95 wos 9.99 12.95 ARROW SHIRTS WHITE -- . TERICOTTA $6.90 - 7.00 POSLUN COATS For Ladies 19.90-29.95- 39.95 Kenwood Blankets I sell b 'and names you an trust. 3 v i is & ig, 7; 35 LT. Sy