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- ENT LSS a - eA, re ser fo x -- oh MEE "rly es TTS Pr -~ ete Sa Royal Bank Pres 14 --- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Jan. 30th, 1974 FARMCHEK Automatic Bookkeeping... every time you or deposit slip. We at the Roval Bank havea new farm accounting svstem that plugs vou record keeping into the computer age. keeps track of hundreds of categories of receipts and expenses and is guaranteed to save vou a lot ot ume and frustration 1s called Farmchek. and we'll be telling you about it soon vou can ask questions and get all the ANSWErs vou want tace to face so And no one in this area is beter tor that job than our Agricultural Represen- tative. a man who knows farming and the special problems of farm business management. Spend a litte time with him at our Farmchek public information meeting and he'll show vou how Farmchek will save a whole lot of your time. time vou can spend away from vour books. He'll show vou how vou can make Farmchek as simple or as detailed as vou wish. how vou can break receipts and & write a cheque expenses nto as few as [Aor as many as x) - . . XN USP HC CACLOTIeS Cag h. how even month voull receive monthly and vear-to- Jate statements itemizing cach category, and how Farmehek can save vou a pile of trouble atincome tax ume He'll show vou how vou can keep computer-perfect track of every penny that lows in or out of vour operation and he'll prove that to do alt vou need are the specially designed Farmehek deposit slips and cheques, and a pencil. Farmchek has already been proven by 71 farm operations that tested it over the past vear. You are invited to talk over Royal Bank's new Farmchek service with our Agricultural Represen- tative at a local meeting to be held soon. Contact your local Royal Bank Manager for details. ROYAL BANK serving Ontario serving you Y our Local FARMCHEK Public Information Meeting will be held Wedncsday, February 6 - 1:30 p.m. LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY (At the Lakefront) Greenbank and area news Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Spencer left for a holiday trip to Hawaii on Sunday. Clarke Blakely is now working at the General Motors in St. Therese, Que. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hunter of Thunder Bay flew home for the 25th Wedding Anni- versary of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Passmore of Ux- bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bur- rows of Cambridge, Ont. visiled a few days. this week with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clements. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mcleod of Woodville, Mr. Bruce Chambers of Canning- ton. and Zella Munro of Sutton West. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Honey in honour of their 40th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith and Miss Helen Lee were with their parents Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Lee on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sweetman and family were Sunday visitors al her pa- rents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask. Mrs. Helen Steven of Agincourt spent Friday with, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond. Mrs. Harold McCowan of Mayor opens meetings with prayer "And deliver us from evil." intoned Mayor Mal- colm at the beginning of Monday's Scugog council meeling. and fifty rate- pavers muttered an enthu- siastic "amen." The Mavor has introduced the habil of opening each council meeting with the Lord's Prayer. Considering some of the actions of the former Porl Perry council. which never bothered with prayers, it might help. POV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VI VI VIVO VV VV. ve Scarborough visited her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomson recently: Next week's news is to be reported to phone No. 2923. The men of the area, that believes the Calender is chasing them, should get in touch with their neighbour George Waddell. Unable to find the Fountain of Youth, he has turned to ice fishing as a means of staying young. You would think (and so should the fish) that they would be safe under the ice. Not so he chops a hole and catches them anyway. He will be 90 years young on his next birthday and is an ardent summer fisherman as well Nestleton Caesarea continued Dorothy Lee. The annual United Church Congregational meeting was held in Nestleton on Sunday morning following the service, and lunch. Rever- end Victor Parsons presided as Chairman, opening with a prayer. The secretary was Mr. L.. Malcolm. He read the minutes. The church finan- cial statement was submit- ted by Mr. G. Fish. Mrs. L. Malcolm gave the Sunday school report and Mrs. Fish reported on the finances. It was suggested that a reserve fund be established in order to complete the washrooms. Mr. [.. Malcolm, Mr. G. Fish and Mr. V. Ward have joined the board of Stewards. New members of the board of trustees are Mr. O. Reader, Mr. R. Jacob and Mr. G. Malcolm. Appreciation to all who worked so unhesitantly throught the past year was voiced. - Last week. after the terri- POV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VW -V VV V-V- fic storm we endured that enshrouded everything in ice. 1 was looking oul our back window towards the woods. 1 do not know yet if what caught my eye was humourous or pathetic. A deer apparently was endea- vouring to conquer the icy hill in search of food. Each step he took was as that of a wobbly fawn vainly trying to walk on unsure legs. | watched that perfor- mance for about twenty minutes and finally the poor creature in desperation gave up the battle and skidded back to his sanctuary in the deep woods. We have many deer come to our yard for treats at times, but that was one that did not make it. I regretfully report that our friend and neighbour Neil Lee is at present: suffer- ing with- a badly dislo- cated shoulder. 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