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FRAN IR Abd iri dui tumr bh * Prime Minister's dinner to be held tonight | 'I. 1} ie J f Ls The February meeting of the "Liberal Associatin of Ontario Ridings executive was held in Ajax. Pat Bourgeois, President of the Association, presided at the meeting. The Prime Minister's Dinner will be held March 6, 1974 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. The Federal Nomination Meeting for Ontario Riding has been postponed until May. Further information will be forthcoming. The First Federal Agricul- tural Seminar will be held on March 30th in the 'New Township of Scugog. The Seminar will take place in the afternoon followed by a [net Darice in the even- ing. Guest speaker for the occasion will be the Hon. Eugene Whelan, Minister of Agriculture. Food tickets and further information con- tact Georgia Brendon at 985-3156 in Port Perry. A committee has been formed to investigate the organization for a separate association for the Provin- cial Riding for Ontario South. Chairman of this Committee is Vince@inelle, Vice-President from Ontario South. The Peterborough Liberal Association has invited our organization to send dele- gates to a Conference to be held in Peterborough on May 10 and 11. Topics at this conference will be Riding Organization, Campaign Management and the Use of the Media. Prince Albert News usual the average Mo of folks made up the congregation - at church on Sunday. Choir sang some favorites and we all grasped much from our minister's message. He also announced that he, wife and family were settled and enjoying living in the new manse. Offering . gathered by Mr. Roy Robin- ("J son and Mr. Fred Olsen. Saturday night the month- ly dance was well attended at the community hall. Many couples of all ages made merry as they danced to the "Orval Sellick Group" who were generous providing . suitable music for the many light-foote folk. Several prizes were given out too throughout the even- NEED MUSIC? call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) Peter's Platters ing, as a climax lunch ended the. joyous event. Miss Susan Hunter spent the weekend with her oldest sister, Mrs. Chas. Willis. She also spends time with her elder sister the Robt. Hunters, Greenbank during her parent's absence. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn who have arrived home from Barba- dos. Mr. and Mrs. W. Brethour, Peterboro arrived in time to attend worship also guests of her- people Mr. and Mrs. Allen Martyn. Mr. Les Beacock and son Grant spent a couple of days in New Liskeard during which time they called on Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell and family Blackstock. Mr. Robt. Brown, Whitby accompanied by Miss Lou- anne Popowich also attended our church service and visi- ted at her parent's home. formerly of Seagrave and area news 4 For several of our families this will be a week of activity as their teen-age members prepare for that long antici- pated trip overseas with other students of the area. Expecting to take off from here on Satruady are: Dar- lene Watts, Bonnie Short, 2 Barrs (Bob and Earle) 2 Bruces (Bob and Joyce) 2 Howells (Diane and Allan) and 2 Nicholls (Catherine and Calvin). To offset all this youthfulness and if their passports arrive in time, Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Short will go along as grandpa and grandma for the bunch. We hope all have a pleasant trip and don't get hy- Jacked. Only one person has been reported on the sick list. He is Mr. Archie Walker of Sun Valley who had to enter the Community Hospital during the week end. Almost as soon as she arrive home last week, Mrs. Hunter received word of the unexpected death in Florida of her brother whom she had visited only a few days earlier and found in good health. Changes come fre- quently for the house behind the store. Recent occupants Mr. and Mrs. Judd moved out on Saturday and in their place will be Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Land of Whitby. These people aren't complete strangers. Mrs. Land's bro- ther, Lance Knowles, lived in that house a while ago. 'In speaking of moving, we note that Mr. Dan Masdan has at last been able to move into his new home down near Bethel corner. Twelve girls turned out for the first 4H meeting. It was mainly an organizing and planning session. Shirley Short was elec- ted president, Arlinne Howell, vice-pres., Cathy Carr. treas., and Janice Kuypers, press reporter. iB BN Don't be chicken Do something about the cost of prescriptions. You can. Three things, in fact. PARCOST Prescriptions ot reescrable cost PARTICIPATING PHARMACY Ministry of Health Onlin, Hon Frank S Miller, Minister 1. When your doctor gives you a prescription, ask "Is this the lowest cost drug of its kind?" It's easy for him to check. A 2. Take your prescription to a pharmacy which displays the PARCOST symbol. It guarantees just what it says: Prescriptions At Reasonable COST. 3. When your pharmacist fills the order, ask again, "ls this the least expensive one?" He has the PARCOST Index which lists drugs by price. Saving money beats clucking over high costs. They will really begin work this Wednesday. The wandering Wana- maker (Mr. and Mrs. B.L.) spent the week end in Galt with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mit- chell continuing a friendship from public school days. Mrs. Edith Bruce went along and spent her time with Mr. and Mrs. Eagleson in Cam- bridge. She says the Eagle- sons are well. Mrs. Nodwell went abroad for a part of the week too for a visit with an old friend, Mrs. Kahil in Ottawa. Al their respected homes on the week end were Mari- lyn McMillan, Allan Wray, Lloyd and Donna Bruce and Donna's gentleman friend. Misses Bonnie Short. and Diane Barr were members of the High School Girls Ensemble who provided music at the Port Perry Baptist Church on Sunday morning. Our people seem to be more concerned about their stomachs than about their worthy things. Tuesday eve- ning found more than 100 persons at the church guzz- 250 students ready for British tour 170 students from Port Perry High School, in addit- ion to students from Black- stock will make up a 250 passenger group which will leave on Saturday and Sun- day for a tour of Britain. The air of excitement grows as the departure time grows nearer. 40 students from the school will be meeting with Mr. Walter Beath, Durham Region chairman, this after- noon (Wednesday) to receive historical books and official documents to take to Britain to present to the mayor and council of Durham, England. The. group will tour England from Edinburgh to London for 14 days. QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 6th, 1974 -- 19 5 2 if '" ling pancakes, maple syrup from several ladies and Mr Zu cle. There was no program. David Lee had a song and 5 correls . .. hens y On Sunday about half that reading program instead of ARTA number managed to get to the scheduled address. The the' church and on Friday ter meeting was worth while fon noon only 9 ladies "from Birthday offerings at SS. ae, Seagrave attended the stepped up somewhat this hol World's Day of prayer ser- week when Gordon Short, bs 4 vice. Bob Bruce and Frank Bran- ib Greenbank was represen- ton made their contributions. wa Sy vw AE ted by the same number and Coming up -- U.C.W. on o Rt there was one visitor from Wednesday, March 13th, and Thr town. Mrs. Beacock con- "Come as you are' party on ER 2 i are OH ducted the service with help March 27th. ik - via 18," iL [Nd PLUMBING & HEATING REPAIRS eo ALTERATIONS eo NEW WORK CA he "Service is our business" Bert Faber 985-2012 . ' Annual Meeting FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES (Operated by the Children's Aid Society of the Durham Region) Thursday, March 7th, 8 p-m. 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