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+ trapping I would like to * your readers Port Perry, Ont. Feb. 27th, ¢ Dear Mr. Hvidsten: May L through vour gener- osity express to the people of this community my thanks fordimelimagnificent support of the Ability Fund (March of Dimes) campaign this w Year. So far the sum of $659.87 has been raised in the village of Port Perry. This tops the total of any previous year. I also appreciate the sup- port of the area captains, qMrs. Robt. Brinkman. Mrs. Ray Litt, Mrs. Robt. Kenny, Mrs. Lloyd Short and Mrs. Wes. St. John, for without their assistance of enrolling the seventy canvassers need- ed, there could not be a can- evas. And to the canvassers for a job well done, and last- ly, the "Port Perry Star", who are always so co-oper- ative and generous with their coverage of campaign events. Many thanks. @ (Mrs) Jean McDermott, Ability Fund Chairman _ Finch, Ont. Feb. 26th, 1970 Port Perry Star, | Port Perry, Ontario. Dear Sir: -- As a member of the Cana- dian' Association for Humane draw to the attention of the horrible suffering that is being in- flicted on fur-bearing animals in this Province, and all across Canada. I am referr- ing to the barbaric and atro- cious leg-hold trap which holds its victim bv the naw until the animal dies either of starvation, or freezing. An animal is in. many cases | trapped up to a period of two weeks. Sometimes even succeeds in chewing off its own paw and crawls away to die. There are Humane traps available now, and more re- search is in progress to de- velop others. I urge people to please write to their members of Parliament urging them to instigate legislation to out- law these leg-hold traps as soon as possible. The Canadian Governments must be made to outlaw this Commercial Sites REAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR . 985-7373 1970 ON Ap aly RTE [Oly od . 2 » A ab abian ad cp A oo £0) AAS Fond BT YE \ Bedi la AR TRA bet YEN AIR PAS ' asideat umd asokissaadt So dmatin Last Friday ecvening the Evening Unit of, the U.cw. crime against our fur-bear- ing creatures. and absolutely no o. reason. for Arca, Mah) our governments to be so far | children en th le behind other countries which | then came backs 4'the 'church have abolished leg-hold traps | basement for donuts and hot many years ago. dogs. : Miss Gayle Blakely accom- panied the Port Perry Bas- ketball team to Barrie on Friday and returned home on Saturday. J. Bix Obituary The death occurred sud- denly of Talbert Arnold Mrs. Arlene Coates our Evans, Port Perry on Friday, Grade 3 and 4 teacher had February 20, 1970, of a heart the misfortune to crack a attack in Community Memor- small bone in her foot re- ial Hospital, Port Perry. cently. We wish her a speedy Born in Uxbridge Town-| recovery. ship, January 21, 1902, the| Miss Cathy Cookman home son of the late Edwin Evans| from St. Catherines for the and Anne Stewart. week-end with her parents He married the former Vila| Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookmans. May Redshaw, July 6th, 1927, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ianson and farmed in the township | spent the week-end in Ham- until his retirement some two | ilton visiting with her sister years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones. He is survived by his wife, yp ang Mrs. S.'B. Watson one son Kaye and two grand-| \¢ norkham were Monday Tous Daly and. prs Pans evening guests with Mr. and our prothers Grant o ASX" Mrs. Armour McMillan dale, Elmer of Claremont, In spite of the weather and James of Toronto, and two . Ares sisters Sadie (Mrs. Jack John-| the skating parly on Friday son) Uxbridge, Gladys (Mrs. evening the card party went Stan Slack) of Goodwood. | on as usual with 10 tables of Funeral services were held | cards being played. Playing on Monday, February 23,|as a man Cathy Cookman 1970 from Low & ox took men's high, men's 2nd Funeral Home. high went to George Mat- Rev. George Davison and|thews, and to Bill Bacon the Rev. W. Thormin were the| men's low. Debbie Cookman officiating clergymen. won the ladies high, with Pallbearers were, Walter| Jean Smith taking second Kerry, Wes Evans, Bob Leh- prize and Mrs. Annie Guy man, Wayne Redshaw, Edwin | taking the low. Door prize Evans and Lloyd Johnson.| went to Wm. Carnegie. Next Interment in Uxbridge | euchre in two weeks. Cemetery. 4-H Club The first meeting was held at Mrs, Webster's. This Unit is. Focus on Fitness. _The newly elected officers are as follows: -- President--Shelly Williams Vice-President-- Jessie Oosterllo Press Reporter-- -Connie Sutherland Secretary--Margaret Oosterllo Social Committee-- . Margaret Steer Nancy Webster Sheilla Williams. The club name is "The| Manchester Safety Sets" and has 11 members. The second meeting of the "Manchester Safety-Set" was held at the home of Marg- aret Wannikoff. "Huck Weav- ing was the topic of learning. Plans for a trip were dis- cussed. "The meeting closed MAPLE LEAF Ready to To Order Your WINTER FUEL , (with the 4-H pledge. | Now Is The Time FRESH SLICED BULK Q Money on DX Premium Call Collect 668-3341 uality Fuel Oil CALL US DX FUEL OIL FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE TODAY Somerville and John Mr. shaw from Toronto. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED KING of ROASTS Red or Blue Brand fir HAMS =. 1.23 PORK LIVER Polish Sausage =. 69 ank | Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baird attended the Ploughman Convention last Tuesday and Wednesday, held in the King Edward Hotel, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Baird, Mr. Armour McMillan and Mr. Bert Thomson attended the Tuesday activities. Mr. and Mrs. George Beare and Mr. aid Mrs. Ross Cook- man and family spent Sun- day with Mrs. Mable Mattice in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Fric Thom- son of Pickering were Mon- day supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix Helen and Jim visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mackern and Mr. Ed. Phoenix of London. The Annual Meeting of the Reach Centennial Hall of Greenbank will be held on Friday evening, March 6th at 8 o'clock. A good turn out is requested. Recent dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee and girls were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith and Miss Brenda from Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ritchie and Wendy from Bridgenorth, and Mrs. B. Mc- Gee from Lindsay. Mrs. Bob Palmer has re- turned to Ottawa after spend- ing a few days here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee. Saturday visitors with Mrs. were and Mrs. Harold Bag: Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter N13 Eat -- Boneless 39: PORT PERRY STAR -- - Thurs, News & Tommy and Mr. and Mr Morley 'Ryan from Locust Hill had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Studinsky at their home in Iami'ton. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sweet- man and family spent Sun. day with the Ralph Dusty family. . Regent company at the Roy Leach residence were. Mr. & Mrs. Irving Leach, Uxbridge, Beare Motors Diefenbaker, shown here "March 5,1970 - § and Mr. and Mrs. vidson from Brooklin. Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs. Harry Phoenix were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hancock and family from Orillia. Glad to hear Joan lee is making good progress. -to- ward recovery al Oshawa General. We will be looking forward to having her back amongst us, soon. - Mrs, Bon Real and Michael spent a day this past week with Mrs. Taylor at Tyrone. Port Perry Deliver a '98 Oldsmobile to the Honourable John accepting the keys from Storey and Bill Beare. Looking on are Mrs. J. Diefen- baker and Mr. Joel Aldred. FANCY CREAM 4, CORN CRISCO Ib. pkg. 2: MOUNT ROYAL 190z. SMITH 190z. BRUNS WICK Y's Tin SARDINES KELLOGGS 120z. pkgs. 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