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8-PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1972 Blackstock News Congratulations to Barry VanCamp who won top honours at the recent 4H Competition held in Lindsay. Barry won first prize with his red and white Holstein calf, competing against 54 "other: top 4H calves from across Eastern Central Ont- ario. His calf 'was also Reserve Champion in the competition. Ci VanCamp with her Junior Holstin calf placed third in this group. Dale VanCamp also showed his 4H calf and was third in the Senior Division, Cindy was eligible to compete in the Showmanship Class and was Reserve champion Showman for the day.- Following the competition, they attended the 4H Ban- quet and Evening perfor- mance of the Grandstand Show of Lindsay Fair. Several of our local resi- dents are in hospital or recovering at home follow- ing hospital stay. Mrs. Ralph Larmer is in Port Perry Hospital following surgery last week, Mrs. George Cochrance is still in Oshawa Hospital following her acci- dent. Don Green is home from his stay in Oshawa General and Mrs. Grace Vlieger is home recovering from her very painful burn she received in an accident while working at Conway Gardens, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family spent the week- The ChemStor System saves and makes you money. Feed production costs come down... feed efficiency goes up. Two ways a winner! *Registered trademark LICL) end at their cottage at Kelly's Bay and on Saturday attended the wedding of Bob's niece, Miss Donna Lee Bryans and Mr. Tom Curlew at Fenelon Falls United Church. Friday evening cal- lers were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Essery and girls, Courtice. Mrs. Courtney Graham, Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Elaine and Esther called on Miss Myrtle Graham, Mrs. Barry Jones, Mrs, Tom Feltis and Chryl and were Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Graham all of Dal- rymple on Thursday. Sunday guests of Mr. and M rs. Marwood McKee were Mrs. Myrtle Bruce, White- wood, Mrs. E. Lawson and Bruce, Nestleton and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bruce, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rut- ledge and Daniel, Detroit, Michigan spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright last week and visited . their other relatives in this area, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Tay- lor, Scarborough were Wed- nesday evening dinner guests of his mother Mrs. Roy Taylor. Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Taylor and Betty Jane joined them for the evening. Winners at the weekly Senior Citizens Card party were Ladies' High - mrs. Watts, Second - Belle Werry Consolation; Mrs. Archer. . Men's - Art Bailey, Second - mrs. Skelding; Consolation - Hector Shortridge. One of the largest delega- tions from Cartwright ever to attend a Progressive-Con- servative nomination meet- ing attended the meeting held in Cobourg Collegiate on Wednesday evening. Most of those who went from Cart- wright . travelled by a Dorrell-Rohrer bus driven by Dalton Dorrell. All en- joyed the informative meet- ing during which Mr. Al Lawrence emerged as the P-C Candidate for Northum- berland-Durham in the forthcoming election. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanfield were in attendance and spoke to the large crowd. Among the recent callers of Mrs. J.A. Johnston were Mr. and Mrs. W.D.Ferguson, Oshawa, Miss Mable Bruce, Caesarea, Mrs. Wallace, Port Perry, Miss C. Christie, her mother and a friend, Prince Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ginn, Orono. Candace Unit, U.C.W. Mrs. Noreen Malcolm was hostess for the Septem ber meeting of the Candace Unit which was attended by 11 members and 4 visitors. Peggy Larmer welcomed the ladies and called on Edith McLaughlin who led us in worship with a reading Continued on page 9 Cut Feed Corn Costs with CHEMSTOR' Grain Preservative Save on Harvesting Straight line operation from the field . . . through the applicator and into storage. No trucking to drier... extra labour or harvesting delays. Save on Storage Drying or air-sealed silos not required. You can use existing low-cost storage such as bins, empty buildings, silos, barn floors, etc. No large capital investment. Gain Extra Feed Value ChemStor preserved corn gives you nutritious high-moisture feed. No loss of dry matter . . . energy fully preserved. Many farmers and researchers report faster growth, . increased feed 4 VICTORIA STREET better gains . . efficiency. UXBRIDGE hi There was one admittance to the home during the week, Mr. John Marsden who was transferred from Sunny- brook Hospital in Toronto. On Tuesday evening, we had a visit from Rev. Rose of the Port Perry Anglican Church, He brought along. a movie depicting life in Afri- ca, It showed the tremen- dous progress the mission- aries have accomplished in spreading the Bible through- out the country. The resi- dents enjoyed the film very much indeed. - On Friday evening, the residents were treated to a return visit from the musical troup comprising Mrs. Whit- ter at the piano, John Greaves with his electric mandolin and Jimmy Wyatt with the "Bones". They were "joined by Mrs. Grace D'And- rade who played the piano accordion, The residents sang heartily as many old time favourite tunes and altogether it proved a won- derful evening of fun. We are deeply grateful to the group of musicians and friends from the legion for coming here and entertaining the residents, particularly, those who are "shut in" most of the time. The Honeydale Women's Institute were here on Wed- nesday afternoon for a social CELANESE United Co-operatives of Ontario 852-3321 aE ta SA NURSING HOME NEWS hour and program, There was a quartette to sing and also a sing song for the residents, Mrs." DeYonge organized this program. Many thanks to all the ladies for coming. Mr. Frank McGee, M.P. visited the home on Wednes- day afternoon for an in- formal visit with the resi- dents. There were many visitors during the week. The follo- LEAN wing were out for rides in the nearby countryside. Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Letcher, Mrs, Pearcey, Shaw Hamilton, John Blake, Les Graham, John Kelly, and John Doupe, Recently the Reyner fam- ily moved to Peterborough. 'Mrs. Marg. Reyner, R.N.A. is now on the staff of St. Joseph's Hospital in Peter: borough. We wish all the Reyners the best of luck in' their new surroundings, GROUND CHUCK »- 81 FRESH LEAN BUTT Pork Chops SIDE BACON FULLY COOKED PICNIC HAMS »-59- FRESH SLICED Cooked Ham - 1.25 Weiners Ib. 93 2: 9% MIDDLETON'S MEATS QUEEN ST, --- PORT PERRY --- 985-2562 PVVVVVVVVVVVV299 2299 VVVVLVVV CCA Act, 1971. cipal Offices. Regional Registrar, cient ethene titi i === === ~- NOTICE RESPECTING Assessment Appeals Twp. Of Reach The assessment roll may be inspected during business hours, at the municipal offices located at Manchester,Ontario Any complaint with respect to any assessment on the assessment roll may be brought to the Assessment Review Court pursuant to section 52 of The Assessment Act, R.S.0. 1970, ¢. 32 as amend- ed by section 10 of The Assessment Amendment Notices of Complaint mustbe made in writing either by letter or on forms available at the Muni- For purposes of identification, please include your name and postal address, and the reason(s) for complaint. If possible, note also the assessment roll number, the street address, concession and lot numbers, and the municipality in which the pro- perty under complaint is situated. Any Notice of Complaint shall be mailed by ordinary mail to the Regional Registrar named below, and, in addition, by registered mail to any person whose assessment is complained of, not later than the 31st day of October, 1972. J. L. M. HARBINSON, M.LM.A. Assessment Review Court, Suite 303, 713 Davis Drive, NEWMARKET, Ontario. Signed: gh EN Vv. Malcolm Clerk, Twp. of Reach ee ee EEE Nr ------------r rrr