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ak A A a 3 0) ul }) 0 "R & Q 3 i SOY BY SRA lias, ALN 2g rs ne % 4 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 30th, 1974 Elect Donald Crosier president Year of progress and prosperity for Port Perry Agricultural Society Inclement weather could not keep the enthusiastic and hardworking members of Port Perry Agricultural Society away from the annual meeting Tuesday night last week. Over 40 members sat down to a delicious beef dinner prepared and served by W.I. members of Wick Presby- terian Church prior to the actual meeting. Presiding over the meeting were Neil Hunter, president and Glenn Wana- maker, sec-treas. and his able assistant Mrs. Wana- maker. i Mr. Hunter in his opening remarks said the year 1973 had been very successful and expressed his gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Wanamaker for their excellent work, and said, "they are a big asset to the Society." His apprecia- tion was also directed to the 'officers and directors for their willingness and co-op- eration at all times during the past year. He especially mentioned one of the directors, Mr. Dan Madsen for his generous donation of $2,000 last year. The money had been used to improve and paint buildings at the Fair Grounds. During reports by various directors it was brought to the attention of those present that considerable work and improvements had been made at the Fair Grounds during the year. The moneys must have been well spent, because track, buildings etc. has never been.' in better condition. Mr. Wanamaker, secre- tary-treasurer in present- ing the annual statement also answered question to pertinent questions in rela- tion to the statement from the members. The organization is cer- tainly in a very healthy financial state and shows a bank balance as of Dec. 31, 1973 of over $2,000. compared to just over $200. last year. At the end of the year, the organization had 110 paid up members. Norman Cafik, MP; Dr. M.B. Dymond, MPP; Lawrence Malcolm, Mayor, Township of Scugog and Walter Beath, Chairman of Region of Durham were appointed honourary presi- dents. Two new names were * added to the list of honourary directors; Armour McMillan and Robert Robertson. Mr. ' McMillan has been a member of the Board over 30 years, and resigned as a director this year. Mr. Hunter brought to the attention of those present that growing interest in the construction of a new arena at the Fair Grounds seem to: be prominent in Port Perry. The president as well as the members in giving their opinions on the matter all appeared to agree that an arena project would be of benefit to the organization. When Neil Hunter declined nomination for president, first vice president, Donald Crosier was elected by accla- PV VVVVVVVVV995559555 559955555555 55559 N° 990998 SAVINGS FOR FEBRUARY JANUARY 30 to FEBRUARY 9 Watch for our next REXALL COUPON SALE coming soon DuBarry COSMETICS 25%9% lines Benylin - DM Cough Syrup 4 oz. mskorgs $709 Smiles 'n Chuckles TURTLES TOOTHPASTE _ Plain or Mint - 100 ml. PEPSODENT COLGATE EE EE EN A Sr BS a 99° |ws2.QQ¢ CEPACOL MOUTHWASH - 22 oz. $129 ) M.S.R.*1.84 g_- BAYER 100's M.S.R. Regular $1.12 Price 99¢c | on 2.95 27 Sh One Size | PANTY HOSE 3 Shades Sale Price wee 2/99 ASPIRIN TABS Sale Price 77° ENTROPHEN (E.C.T.) Tabs 5gr.(A.S.A) M.S.R.*2.00 $179 10's M.S.R.*1.69 Adult Cold Caps CONTAC- C 89° Maalox-Plus ANTACID 12 oz. liquid M.S.R.*2.65 $19 Lawrence Pharmacy 209 Queen St. Port Perry 985-2231 ry nn im () Members of the 1974 Port Perry Agricultural Society seated from left: Mrs. Marjorie Wanamaker, Glenn Wanamaker, Secretary-Treasurers; Donald Crosier, president; Clara Warren, Auxiliary vice president. Standing: Neil Hunter, past president: Grant Parrott, second vice president. mation, Ronald Deeth, moved up from second to first vice president and Grant Parrott was elected second 'vice president. Mr. and Mrs. Wanamaker were again appointed secretary- treasurers for another term. Burketon News: Mr. and Mrs. D. Gatchell, Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Stephen- son. ' ' Mr. A. Hubbard, Bowman- ville, formerly of Burketon is _ a patient in Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. We hope he will soon be well again. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. G. Dean and family in the sudden passing of a fond and loving brother in Stouff- ville district as a result of an accident. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mac- donald, Oshawa were dinner guests of Mrs. W. Bryan on Sunday. Mrs. T. Bailey visited with Mrs. F. Harding, Oshawa during the week. Mr. C. Cooper, Orono called on Mrs. W. Bryan on Wednesday this week. Several from this district attended the' annual Farming Frontier's show at Utica Community Hall. Stanley Taylor attended the Port Perry Agricultu- ral Society's annual meeting and dinner at Wick Presby- terian Church, Tuesday last week. : More than 300,000 tourists visited the Yukon territory during 1973, an increase of 12 per cent over 1972. With a population of 20,000 resi- dents, the tourist trade multiplies the yearly popu- lation by 15 times. WILSON FORD Charlie Lawn representing Port Perry Snowmobile Club requested the use of the Fair Grounds on February 17 for snowmobile races. 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