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v 6 lh) LRLSH a 3 RA FIR ALR Ee 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, 1973 VILLAGE At the regular meeting of the Tops Club, The Sept- ember Queen was Nellie Johnson and the runner-up was Helen Toten. Happy to know that Mr. Bill Fitze is on the road to recovery after surgery in Oshawa General Hospital. Have you decided to breastfeed your baby? The Port Perry LaLeche League holds informal monthly meetings to discuss the advantages of breast- feeding. Anyone interested is most welcome, mothers are invited to bring their babies. The next meeting will be held on October 3rd, at the home of Sylvia Cook- son, 437 Queen Street, Port Perry. Isabel Dudan of R. R. 2, Port Perry saw a deer on the 3rd concession of Reach last Friday. It was in the middle of the road. She swerved to miss it, lost control of her car, went into the ditch, hit a tree and did $800. damage to her car. The deer got away. Weekend visitors with Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Hodgson were their son and his wife Dr. and Mrs. John Hodgson of Ottawa. John has taken an early retirement from the Department of Energy; Mines and Resources and Director of 'Dominion Observatory to accept the appointment as Director of WNESCO'S two year Seismological Research Program in South East Asia. Following his father foot- steps! On October 10th the Lake Scugog Historical Society are having a presentation at Blackstock Township Hall, when Miss Elizabeth Wilmot will give a short address and pictures to illustrate the importance of the railway in our history. Miss Wilmot has photographed every aspect of railroading, and has hundreds of examples of railway architecture from all over Canada. She is writing a book on Railway Stations, and has had several stories published in the Globe and Mail. Watch the Coming Event column in this paper for particulars. A good number of Senior Citizens enjoyed hearing Mr. Glenn Wanamaker speak at their regular monthly meeting last week. All who heard him were greatly enlightened by the work of the 'United Nations' which he chose as his topic. A bus has been scheduled for Tuesday morning (yesterday) to take the members on a 'Leaf Tour" to the Haliburton area. They are to have dinner at Kandalori Camp at Dorset. Anyone watching the program "Away Out" on Channel 5 on Sunday, had a preview of this camp in its colourful setting. The 2nd Port Perry Girl Guide Company started its new season on Wednesday, September 12th. A welcome is extended to the new girls who have joined this .year, and 'a welcome back to the last year guides. New members are invited to the meeting held at the Scout Hall on Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m., under the leadership of Mrs. Wanni- nkhof, Captain, Mrs. Hol- land, Mrs. Hatcher and Mrs. Peyton Lieutenants. Many activities are being planned, a pioneer camp will be held Thanksgiving week end at Chalk Lake. October 20th there will be a pet show for Guides and Brownies, and are hoping to arrange a trip to Montreal in the near future. . . . will enjoy our BEST BUY! BUY! - 200 x 2 PLY HO 99ct BEST BUY! - E. D. SMITH APPLE OR RAISIN PIE FILLERS - BONUS JAR INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUES JELLY Dessert 4:49 BEST BUY! - 12 in. WIDE FOIL TRA oT C CHOCOLATE ro LIQUID 2¢r.0n bi 2 89¢ | NESTLE'S s QUIK $1.09 FOBIN HOOD OATS wi a. 49 11.02. Jar 1.99 19 FL. OZ. TIN 12 to Pho. Fire prevention poster contest Young people have golden opportunity to win not only cash prizes for fire posters but also to join the national effort to save lives and to curb fire losses. Posters must deal with fire prevention in the home. A poster is a drawing, in black and white or color, expressive of the idea, accompanied by very few words. Size of the posters must not exceed 24 x 24 inches. . There are two age levels: TURKEY BROI == TURKEYS = ERATED - ROIL SAUSAGE MEAT © " RilDLESS BACON 51.29. -------- senior, ages 13 to 19; Junio 12 and under. Top senior prizes total $450. First prize is $200, with $150 for second, and $100 for third. Top junior prizes total $225. First prize is $100, with $75 for second and $50 for third. In addition, three runners up in each group will each receive $25. Also, there will be special consolation prizes in each category. Ec Tea) on TERS 78, 78% HAM ¥ Toor le To STEAKS All entries must be post- marked not later than Jan. 1, 1974, and mailed by pre- paid- postage to: National Fire Prevention Poster Con- test, Box 200, Station A, Toronto 1, Ont. Submit as many posters as you wish but each must be identified with the name, age, school and address of the sender. No entries will be returned. Decision of the judges is final. Announcement of the winners will be made not later than April 1, 1974. 66- 24b. 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