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ad ed ST SAE Ei Ht SR a SR! ar Ca <) oy eR x a ree SI aver RS wv: aa A IN a a SAR I : SR, eS ver, Li Pa amar 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1974 Scugog Island News Mr. John Sweetman and Stewart Sweetman recently went to the distant north to try their luck at - moose hunting. So while they were off on their adventures Mrs. Mabel Sweetman and Mrs. Frances Aldred decided to take a trip to Winnipeg. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ballman and renewed friendship with Mrs. Bertha Valentine who formerly lived on Scugog . across from the Sweetmans. After returning home, on a recent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweetman'pf Windsor, Mary and Stewart Sweetman of Scugog called to visit and exchange stories of their experiences. Ladies of the Island are reminded of their opportun- ity to learn more about sewing with knit materials at the Island Hall this Thursday at 1 p.m. "Head" U.C.W. meets next week at the home of Mrs. Irene Carter. We are glad to report that Mrs. Ethel Redman has had her surgery in Toronto and seems to be recovering quite ~ well after the first couple of days of upset. Congratulations to Mrs. Sandra Taylor upon the opening of her new store. We understand the results so far are very satisfactory and pleasing to all. "Grace" U.C.W. put up a wonderful Turkey Supper last Wednesday and were well pleased with the response. ) On approaching 'Grace Church on Sunday, the first thing that caught our eyes was the sparkle and glisten- ing of the freshly painted wrought iron railing. Many thanks to Mrs. Betty Reader, Mrs. Joyce Heayh, Mrs. Mayor's new chain Madeline Cawker and Mrs, Beryl Pearce who withstood the chill breezes last Friday to get the job completed. Sunday School is picking up: and Junior Choir has started again. Congratulations to Mr. and' Mrs. Murray Jackson who finally welcomed the arrival of their precious little bundle Sorry to hear Mrs. Elsie Pogue. is ailing. combines histories continued other side except that the Corporate seals of the form- er townships of Cartwright and Reach replace the seals of Scugog and Port Perry. The Reach seal has a pine tree on it. They all come together at the bottom into the new * corporate seal of Scugog. Dominion Regalia of Tor- onto manufactured the chain and it. has been months since council ordered the chain of office. Township officials sent a brief history of the township and other information to Toronto and Dominion Regalia designed and made the chain. | Two car mishap A two-car accident on " Queen Street in front of the Brewers' Retail store on Friday resulted in $300 damage to a car driven by Arthur Van Camp, 30,.of R.R.3, Port Perry. A vehicle driven by Aaron Hurst, 19, of 208 Queen Street was stopped on Queen Street waiting for a car to turn into the Brewers' Retail store when the Van Camp vehicle struck his car in the rear. " Interest Corporaton 11%% GENERAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF CANADA 4 Years | Semi-annual or Compound Denominations - $500 and multiples Member Canada Depost Insurance Business 985-2731 ¥ AVAILABLE AT: TOOMBS INSURANCE AGENCY Operated by JOHN WALDINSPERGER Residence 985-3846 985-2557 93% CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 9 Years Annual Interest Minimum - $50.00 Maximum $50,000.00 Fully Registered or Registered with Coupons Don Broadfoot (left) and Tom Graham (right) talk to Ted Hoover, president of Peel Breeders Inc. about their recent appointment as consultants in the areas of marketing and related breeder development. President Ted Hoover of Peel Breeders Inc. of Port Perry has announced the appointment of Tom Gra- ham and Don Broadfoot -- both former exeeutives with a worldwide poultry organ- ization -- as consultants in the areas of marketing and related breeder develop- ment. The appointements are part of a major overhaul of Peel's image in the Canadian poultry industry. It's design- ed to make the industry aware of the (quality of development now going on at Peel's, the only wholly Canadian owrled meat-chick- en breeding organization. Moves on the boards for Peel's include - a 'vigorous advertising and publicity program, a topnotch sales and service program where- in Peel's customers will deal directly with senior manage- ment, and continued emphasis on breeding and product development intend- ed toincrease Peel's share in the Canadian market. "Given the fact that Peel's has one of North America's leading gene pools, the breeding expertise charact- eristic of this company, the "quality of the product, and two or three years," says Mr. Graham, '"Peel's can increase its share to at least 25 percent of the market. All the potential is here --- now it's a matter of getting on with the job: "For instance, if we can Now you can harvest in good weather. . . dry your crops with a Moridge Dryer... and sell when the market is highest. LR TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Alli s-Chalmers Sales & Service _ Blackstock - 986- 4283 develop a successful mini- breeder -- and Peel's has the ability to do it -- it would have a tremendous impact on the whole poultry industry." Broadfoot have B.S.A.- degrees from the Ontario Agricultural College, both started out with Hy-Line Chigks of Canada back in the 80s, and both contributed to the initial commercialization of the industry in Canada as the company developed both nationally and international- ly. When they left Hy-Line in Peel Breeders hire consultant 1973 to form their own con- sulting firm, Mr. Graham. was General Manager and Marketing Director, while Mr. Broadfoot was Service Director of that company. Both men bring with them a wealth of experience in the areas of marketing and breeding techniques and both men enjoy an excellent reputation throughout the Canadian poultry industry. "It's a pleasure 'and a challenge to work: with Peel's," says Mr. Graham. & Something Extra extra for you. It's a 2 night e "The Lord Simcoe has something Enjoy a FL 2 Night Specia at Toronto' S special for two at a cost of only $69.90. It includes deluxe accommodation for two nights," dinner in the famous Captain's Table complete with a welcoming refresh- merit, continental breakfast each morning. A Siti tour of Toronto's many exciting attractions is optional. 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