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a ~ rapt NER ASS "wn LS i, at i cae 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1974 Plant hardwoods It is better to plant nursery. stock in the spring than in the fall in the Scugog area,' according to the Ministry of Natural Resources. C. R. Gray, district manager, said that after several years of careful planting and assessment, the Ministry has determined that survival of fall planting of nursery stock is generally poorer than spring planting in this area. Mr. Gray said the Ministry recommends spring planting to ensure superior survival and growth of seedling. But if you must plant in the fall, conferous seedlings should be planted in early October, while hardwoods should be planted in late October or early November. These dates vary a little from year to year, due mainly to temperature diff- erences and. the nursery should be able to tell the buyer when the stock has reached a proper condition 'to assure maximum surviv- al, Mr. Gray said. The October meeting of the U.C.W. Unit 1 was held at the home of Mrs. Clayton Love. President Mrs. Roy Hope chaired the meeting by first reading a suitable poem. Roll call answered by each bringing jar of pickle or jam and 25 visits made. Due to the absence of secretary and treasurer, Mrs. T. Hodgins having been given material for both, first read the minutes. Correspondence consisted of a letter of resignation which was read -years "member and ardent worker with regret from Mrs. Grant Hunter, who has through the proven a faithful in our group. You realize the Hunters now reside in Port Perry. The treasurers report revealed a healthy bank balance. A gift had been sent to a member, Mrs. C. "Janet" Vernon who is an accident 'patient in" the - hospital. Mention was made regard- ing future tour of the manse. A birthday remembrance to be sent next month to our adopted son, Jos. Braydon. Request for assistance was disputed concerning 'Meals on Wheels' as a result Mrs. Smith volunteered to locate cars and helpers for last week of each future month, e.g. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. The subject of annual Sr. Citizens Christmas Dinner was discussed, more later. Tentative plans were practically completed relat- ing to the Hallowe'en Tea. Being no further discus- sions on file the. devotion Come Celebrate Our... I wl ia TCL [TT ne di (HL iy NORMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE 1218 Simcoe Street North - Oshawa, Ont. - Sales-e Service e Rentals Our Service with a Smile The RUBENS op 17" 4 GHROMACOLOR THE MATISSE 3860 R. Compact portable. with Zenith ad- vanced .Chroma- color Tube. Exceptional low price for col- or. Beige with * Dark Brown front. ZENITH'S BI solid-state chassis with energy saving Power Sentry System. Super Gold Video Guard tuning system with 70-position UHF channel selector. Chromatic One-Button color tuning and AFC. 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We were grateful to Mrs. Pugh who accompanied all hymn singing onthe piano. Offering - collected 'and dedicated followed - by Mizpah. A different but suitable lunch was served by Mrs. B Smith and. Mrs. W. Vance thus ended a pleasant meeting. Last Saturday afternoof® was the set date for the "Hallowe'en Tea" sponsored {2 by Units 1 and 2 of U.C.W. Mrs. Brawn, officially opened the event after which visitors hastened to the bake-table, then the sewing booth, finally relaxing at the tea tables with a friend and relax over a cup o'tea or coffee and delicious foods. The enthusiastic Unit 2 of U.C.W. are again sponsoring an exciting evening for children. What? Mr. Dress- __ up! Tuesday, November 5. Contact phone No. 985-3245 or 985-7561. for tickets. Last two weeks, Mrs. C. . Graham has been visiting friends in London, Oshawa, and Toronto. Prior to this, "she was a guest at the vows of her great niece, the Stephenson-Mann wedding and reception in Grace Unit- ed Church, Scugog Island. The evening wedding dance "was held in the Latcham ~ Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith enjoyed a few days at their daughters, the Stolars, St. Joseph's Island. Mrs. Ella Venning, Black stock, is assisting at the home of her daughter and husband, the Doug McMil- lans, because the new baby girl-has arrived-to-join-her sister and brother. We do trust Mr. H. Grim- shaw (who has been our church custodian) will enjoy living in the Senior Citizens Units in Port Perry. and the same feeling to Mr. S. * Perkins. Recent visitors with Mrs. _E. McKerihan were Mrs. Pearl Ecclestone and Mr. and Mrs. O. R. White, all of Toronto. : Mr. and Mrs. B. Snelgrove x have returned from their balmy. holiday -to Nassau. Mrs." Snelgrove's trip -was made possible through the lucky ticket drawn in June. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and family visited her parents, mr. and Mrs. Blackstock. F. Dayes, WERE THANKFUL FOR FR S WE, DONE PROPERLY. 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