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VILLAGE About 40 residents of the Community Nursing Home on Lilla Street, Port Perry, left this morning for a colour tour of the Lindsay - Minden area. The tour is organized by the local Kinettes and is provided at no cost to resi- dents of the home. Sunday guests with Mrs. Dorothea Koch on Thanks- giving week-end were, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Casson, Willowdale, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casson, Linley and Jullian of Unionville, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gray, Kaley and Sarah of Mississauga, Ian Casson and Ruth Wilson of Toronto. The residents of the new municipality of Scugog in Durham Region might be surprised to find that they're really the residents of Scugg. Who says so. The ministry of treasury, econo- mics and intergovernmental affairs, that's who. In a news release circulated to the press gallery at Queen's Park, there it is in black and white in the list of area municipalities with in the new Durham Region .SCUGG. Has kind of a nice ring to it, don't you think? Louise Patterson Handicraft Guild The Louise Patterson Hanidcraft Guild met at the home of Mrs.. Ben Smith, Prince Albert. The President opened the meeting by all repeating The Lord's Prayer. 23 members and one visitor attended. A bus trip is planned for October. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. - Hutton, Lindsay. Several articles made by the ladies during the summer where shown. An interesting contest closed a very enjoyable meeting. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her helpers. Join union they were not entirely happy. . When told that the employees have joined the union Reeve Kenny com- mented, 'Since they have expressed dissatisfaction with us there is nothing wrong with us expressing our dissatisfaction with them." The Reeve pointed out that raincoats have never gone out of style for work- men and wondered if the men should continue to be paid for sitting out a rain. He also wondered if it will "continue to be acceptable to have four of them wander- ing around looking for a water main all day and, he said," I often wonder, when I see them coming up the street at a quarter to eight and I know they were sup- posed to have punched in at 7." If the union agreement drawn up for next January says work begins at 7 then, Kenny warns, it will mean 7, not 7:05. J 4 nm WER The Museum Shores for the The Scugog closed . season last weekend. museum is open every year between Victoria Day and Thanksgiving Day. Taxi fares have gone up. Port Perry council amended the village taxi by-law October 2 so the rates could be raised, and the following day meters were adjusted on all cabs in Port Perry. The new rate is 80 cents for the first one fifth of a mile and 10 cents for each additional fifth. fn AREA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vanderby along with Mr. and Mrs. Milt Johnson of Lindsay spent the holiday at a cottage on Papineau Lake. We don't know if Mrs. Ruth Strong was planning to have turkey for Thanks- giving dinner but we do know she had a partridge fly right through her kitchen window, broke the glass, "and ended up on her kitchen table. The flight proved fatal for the partridge. Mrs. Strong lives in the Plough: man apartment on Cochrane Street. Manchester and area news Holiday weekend callers at L.B. Roberts were: Mr. and Mrs. Colin Whelan and family of Aurora. Mrs. Marjorie Walsh and Mrs. Frances Roberts of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson spent the holiday weekend in Dorset where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Beamish. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding spent Sunday in Midland with Mrs. Fieldings sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hurst. Weekend guest with Miss Ruth Gishler was her nephew Mr. Richard Gishler of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. L. Best entertained their family for Thanksgiving dinner on Monday. Sunday dinner guest were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Merchant of Gaspe Bay, Mr. Cecil Merchant of Sudbury, Mr. Larry Hayes of Ajax. Church service Sunday, a, -- SWEET iy CRYOVAC HA ROU YOU SAVE TWICE - WITH RUMP VALUE CHECK'D - BRANDED LEAN TE ND STEAK TRIM & PRICE - BONE IN THE COOL WEATHER FAVORITE - STEWING MAPLE LEAF - MILD SEASONED WIENERS SKINLESS NDER - FULL CUT BONELESS ENJOY OUR SF%<r= FRESH PRODUCE ORANGES CABBAGE Red or White ONIONS B.C. PEARS marers Feature! - All Good (Product of Dole) 19 Fl. Oz. Tin PINEAPPLE := Feature! -- Red & White Brand COFFEE INSTANT Feature! -- Roasted Coffee MAXWELL House Feature! -- Dr. Ballard's CHAMPION #5: (good size) doz. 99° each 29° 2b. §§* b. 35° WILL LIKE THESE GROCERY JIT 29 85 93 27° 5-Ox. Jar Lb. Bag 25: Fl. Oz. Tin Feature! -- Dr. Ballard's Soft Moist 6-Ox, Pkg. CAT FOOD 29 MAPLE LEAF Cottage Rolls *17 MILD SEASONED MAPLE LEAF ALL | Beet Wieners MAPLE LEAF - BONELES! Smoked A CANADA PACKERS <B BRAND | S DINNER org Pork °* Rindless Bacon 11:15 a.m. Rev. B.R. Pogue in charge. The U.C.W. ladies met on Thursday at Marion Websters. Final plans were made for the World of*Music evening to be November. Mrs. Dolly Roberts spent the weekend in Niagara Falls where she attended the held in Lori Hedley Wedding. Holiday - weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Glennie of Deep River. With Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell on Tuesday lunch- eon were Mr. and Mrs. G. Bonin of Toronto. Proposed route available soon The route of the proposed Hwy. 407 could be available in three or four months, A.T.C. McNab, deputy min- ister of transportation and communications, said Thursday. He was responding to a question by Ald. Keith Ross at a dinner given by Oshawa Transit. Ald. Ross was worried about points of access to WHAT IS A 2 Sioer Hwy. 401, a 'grave pro- blem" in regard to turn-offs available for industrial parks. For regional planning the route of Hwy. 407 had to be known he added. Mr. McNab said the accesss points for Hwy. 402 east to Hwy. 115 were largely available in Toronto, and could be had by the alderman. 98: FEATURE! A und Smart shoppers BUYS or ii WEEK GLAD neavy pur 10 to Pack GARBAGE Bacs POLLY PRIM SPAGHETTI sureppies 49 25° 18.02. Pig. INGERSOLL CHEESE spree 8% 59 Special 6 Pack 60 or 100 Watt WESTINGHOUSE fic Bulbs 0:99" E00 55 TEA BAGS 100 to Carton 19 KRAFT cANADIAN PROCESS 1-b. Pkg. CHEESE Singles FEATURE! 88 CHEF BOY-AR-DEE "1." BEEF RAVIOLI 39 ASSORTED Pouch Paks MONARCH CAKE Mixes 2:35 PLEDGE Furniture Polish 12 A. Oz. Tin $1.45 FEATURE] = GLAD STEAKETTES: 95: ||| ove Shane will enjoy these Eifel 79 : PILLSBURY LIQUID L043] PiZZA 79. I AY DINNERS 77 Chessa & Sausage 14%-Oz. S% FL. OZ TINS BURTON'S: ENGLISH EASY OFF CLEANER DUST MOP SPONGE MOP Slit 10 CLAM CHOWDER ? LIVES CAT FOOD KITCHEN CATCHERS "39. ALLSORTS 89: 14 Fl. Oz. 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