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oar Erk mA min IA ad AMS RFI FN os 1 4 1 4 3 4 ; 3 ? : 3 wh £3) A EY 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 13th, 1973 VILLAG Family and friends gat- hered at Utica Hall on Sat- urday evening. to honour Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nelson on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. The evening was spent dancing to the music of Frank Bar- key's record. A buffet was enjoyed at midnight. Guest were present from Fonte Hill, Welland, Willowdale, Toronto, Campbellford, Oshawa, Thornhill, Ottawa and Port Perry. Port Perry and Prince Albert United Churches will hold a joint service in Prince Albert church this Sunday, June 17th. All per- son needing transportation are to be at the United Church, Port Perry by 10:30 a.m. The Ability Fund (March of Dimes) one night blitz held on June 4 was quite successful. $896.00 was rea- lized. This money is used to help the many handicapped person throughout Ontario, and to see that their needs are met. The annual 'Bag of Bulbs" campaign, staged on Mon- day evening by the Lions of Port Perry was a sell out. - On May 28th Ruth Milne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Milne of Port Perrv. graduated from the 2 year post-graduate course in Speech Pathology and Aud- iology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. Miss Milne has accepted a posi- tion as Speech Pathologist with the Muskoka, Parry Sound Health Unit. OPP supervises bike rodeo The annual B Pack Bike Rodeo sponsored jointly by CTC and Smits Cycle was held on Saturday. The rodeo supervised by members of OPP was quite a successful event dspite the small part- icipation. Senior boys 9 to 12: David Saulnier, 135 pts.; Brian Crew, 130 pts.; Randy Haugen, 122 pts.; Mike Procunier, 121 pts.; Kurt Roane, 113 pts. Junior boys 6 to 9: Chris Saulnier, 141 pts. and winner of CTC trophy; Doug Ridge, 134 pts.; Scott McDougall and Mark Penny tied for third at 133 pts. AllagBounweester, 123 pts. ; Tim#®Bounweester 120 pts.; Ian Mahaffy, 110 pts. Judge was OPP constable Wayne Nethey, course judges were Mrs. George Mahaffy, Doug Ridge and Clive Roane. Point counters were Ray Penny and Mrs. Clive Roane. and AREA EW S EH N By 9 p.m. all bulbs had been sold. If you were missed and wondered why, this was the reason. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eng- land visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prentice at Buck- horn Lake on the weekend. Sunday callers with the 1! MCCAIN STRAIGHT CU French Fri LAYER STYLE HOLIDAY oo FEATURE! - 124n. WIDE REYNOLDS FOIL WRAP alee Cakes 15 37 Englands and Mrs. Nott were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bradley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Art Forsythe of Uxbridge on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eddy and family of Smithfield were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapley on Saturday. ~ Change display of milk prices Ontario's milk retailers may be required to display the price of milk and the deposit on its container sep- arately, if the recommen- dation made to Environ- ment Minister James Auld is adopted. This suggestion has just been made by the milk packaging working group of the Solid Waste Task Force. The Task Force is comprised of rep- resentatives from citizen's groups, government agen- cies, and industrial associ- ations; it is currently in- vestigating solutions to this province's solid waste pro- blems. » In this recommendation, the . group stated that, if properly displayed at the dairy case, this would assist the consumer to compare the price of milk products in refillable containers with that of milk products in 'throwaways'. In many cases, the group pointed out, only the gross price of the milk and the container are displayed. "By displaying the net price of the product, they felt that the consumer would be made more aware of the savings available by pur- chasing returnable contai- ners." said Mr. Auld. This recommendation will be presented to the full membership of the Task Force for duscussion and, with its approval, will be included in its overall re- port to the Ministry. He ILA PRICES: 2% to 3 Lb. Avg. Choice Canada Grade "A" Eviscerated 1 CHICKENS with Gobnee Chicken Wings FOR JUST PLAIN PICKIN! 33: D8: TENDER PLUMP CHICKEN QUARTERS ¢| SAUSAGE | BUTT CHOPS | =u v5 BURNS - MILD PORK Ib SEASONED 69: "Tender Juicy" 88: 6-0Z. PKG. Cc | SMALL LINK BOSTON STYLE FRESH CUT - FAMILY PACK LEG (Backs On) QUARTERS 25-Ft. Roll FEATURE! - BUG KILLER RAID 112 Fl. Oz. Tin $1.29 FEATURE! - ROASTED COFFEE Cooked Ham BRANDED "FOR THE GRILL" 89: KLEENEX TISSUES 2: Braver ova S 1 0 Wi ATO Juice 39 LIBBY STOMP RN RIB STEAKS BACON SWIFTS 95: EVERSWEET RINDLESS 38 Ib Pork Liver FRESH SLICED Cc Ib Beef Steakettes BURNS - 2-0Z. 3 MILD SEASONED $ | 98 2-LB. PKG. 48 A. Oz. Tin PRE-PRICED 43c! 88 LUX besey sue 25 39 FEATURE! - JOHNSON'S BABY OIL 59 JONSON'S BAND AID 4% Fl. Oz. Bd. 11 A. 0z. BY. 1. PLASTIC suins 59: House & Garden CAT - MISS MEW A: 69 FOOD FEATURE! EY '9 KELLOGG'S VARIETY PACK 55° FEATURE! BEST BUY! - HOUSEHOLD PAPER White Swan TOWELS 2148 BEST BUY! - CANNED HAMS $1.99 19h. Tin FEATURE! CARNATION COFFEE MATE 19 11-02. Jar | HEINZ TOMATO o KETCHUP FEATURE! - IMPERIAL BRAND MARGARINE - -- 1.09 INGERSOLL cicese spread 79 FEATURE! - INSTANT COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE 1.88 BEST BUY! - CANADIAN PROCESS KRAFT CHEESE sivoi-: 88. ERAT SAICO BRAND - SWEETENED Orange or Grapefruit JUICES (From Concentrate) 48 Fl. Oz. Tin 39 16 Fl. Oz. Jar FEATURE! - PRE-PRICED 63c! 100 TO PACK DIXIE PLATES + THIS WEEK'S FEATURE Bread & Butter COCONUT RUFFLES 49. CROWN VICTORIA FEATURE! - DISINFECTANT Size 99. PRE-PRICED $1.39! IM MOI I PEAK FREANS ASSORTED BISCUITS 3 pkgs. $ 100 OLD COLONY POP assorted flavours 2 10° tin top BREEZE verescenr 51 09 SUNLIGHT Liquid 49. LYSOL SPRAY 78. DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER 51.29 FEATURE! - SWEET MIXED - SWEET RELISH SUPREME s~- PICKLES 37. FEATURE! - CLEANS AND SHINES AS YOU DAMP MOP SUNSHINE FRESH PRODUCE! PEACHES Granny Smith ib. 39° 0a. 39° APPLES Celery Stalks 29 wn. 39° 3 Bunches RADISHES NESCAFE Florida TOMATOES INSTANT COFFEE 001.89 66 FI. Oz. Jug GLO who see TQe | CAMEO FACIAL TISSUES 3/°1.00 MAPLE LEAF COTTAGE ROLLS 83°. DOWSO "S RED & WHITE PORT PERRY, 'V.c "ian J & Friday night ONTARIO till 9 p.m. " pr mm