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24 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 30,1972 Miss Julie Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hall is spending her sum. mer vacation in Hawaii. She is accompanied by her aunt Cathryn Hall of Toronto. * * * Guests"at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George Carno- chan and Lesley on Sunday were, Mrs. Fred Crawford, Mrs. Fred Carnochan, both of Port Perry; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Paul, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pearce, Blackstock; Mrs. Earl Car- nochan, West Hill and Mrs. Wm. Bell of Lindsay. All were celebrating Lesley's first birthday. * * * On August 15th, Richard Stephens left for Peking, China to participate in the opening of the World's Trade Fair. He is one of nine skaters from Canada performing in an ice show. This ice show was prepared about six weeks ahead of time. They perform daily in two shows for three weeks in China. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jeffrey of Oshawa were week-end visitors of Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey and Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Slemmon. _ * * * Among the many welcome visitors at the St. John's manse during August were the members of the family, Stewart, and Ann, Shawn and Cori Lyn, from Niagara Falls, where Stewart' has his own program on C.JR.N. each day from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. Alistair and Cheryl rolled in later with little Bryce from Brantford where Ali- stair is assistant manager with the Brantford Tire Company. From Glasgow, Scotland there came Miss Joan Hunter who was head nurse in the Victoria In- firmary whose parents were magnificent in their hospi- tality last year when the senior Blacks were on tour. From N.J. Mr. A. Donald- son came with his friends from England making the bond between brothers-in- law stronger. And mem- bers of the Donaldson fam- ily are still coming later to follow others who came earlier. Its been a great month for reunions. * * * The Liberal Association of Ontario Ridings is hold- ing its Annual Corn Roast on Friday September 15th, 1972 from 8:00 p.m., at the home of Mr. Tony Cesaroni Highway #7 between Man- chester and Port Perry. Special Guest - Mr. Norm Cafik. Admission Free. Everyone welcome. * * * Ralph Shaw flew to Thun. der Bay to join Mr. Norman Robinson for a fishing trip while Norm and his family were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook. Norm and Ralph report that it was good fishing. fata THE TOWN: SANA NNN SSNS SSS NNN NN NNN NAA AAA ATTATEAATATTLLTLAAAAAATLATAARAARAARARNRNNRNNSANNNNNNNNNSNSAN SN NSNSNNNN NNN NNNSN Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shaw and Robert have returned home after spending a week with Mr. & Mrs, Tom Cook and family at their home in Thunder Bay, Ont. Ralph flew up ahead of time and returned home with his narante NN Potato Chips Regular - BEST BUY! - 5 Fl. Oz. Tin BEST BUY! GREEN PEAS or Sov -- y 19 FL. Oz. Tins Ke JAVEX Liquid BLEACH raruse) -- SOFT DANE FRR ¢ Kool-Aid 10:49 ORANGE JUICE zo (RG _ AYLMER CREA cO 4:89 Flood-stricken farmers demand loans Flood-struck eastern Ont- ario farmers want forgive- able loans. They want them so badly, that many flood hit farmers left their balers during precious long-awaited haying weather in order to attend a Dundas County meeting. Corn, spring grains, and livestock farmers were also present. The spirited gathering of more than 150 gave unani- mous support to the Ontario Federation of Agriculture's forgiveable loan proposal. The federal and provincial M RN c BISCUITS New Mix - Duplex Creams - Maple Creams, Vanilla Creams - Coco Macaroons 3: Ri GS 77 HIPITS 2:65 FROZEN FOODS SUPREME BRAND L] range Juice 4:85: TTR pee CHOCOLATE = BANAMA - SARA LEE CAKES 69¢ McCAIN GREEN PEAS . governments are being urged by the Federation to split the costs of the loans. 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