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nS Lt R Lig dN oud £5. 2 pant nt water Ans Sw AL Se Gs 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 22, 1975 Up & Down ".Now that the Scugog Shores Museum is open, why not take a tour through the buildings. The Lee House is now completely finished, and - well-worth seeing, as well as the many new and interesting articles now on display. VAL oe GRAN PN Robert Alfred Evans, graduate of Port Perry High School has just received ap honour graduate diploma as Electrical Technician from Sir Sanford Fleming, Peter- borough. Robert is a foster son of Arnold and Carol Roach of Peterborough, formerly of Port Perry. | the Street MAR-LAINE HAND CRAFT BOUTIQUE 160 Queen Street - Port Perry,Ont. 985-8011 Doodle Art and Sheepskin Rugs MACRAME SUPPLIES and BEADS Jiffy Stitchery - Needle Pointers - Tapestry and Hand Crafts. Yarns, Needlecraft & Kits The County Orange Lodge of Ontario, South held a bi-annual meeting in Port Perry last Tuesday evening. Plans were finalized for the upcoming 12th of July parade to be held in Lindsay this year. There was a very good attendance at this meeting. The Brookhn Horticultural Society. is holding their Box Plant sale, May 23, 24 and 25th. The plants will be avail- able 4:30 on Friday, all day Saturday and Sunday from 2:00 p.m. till dusk. Proceeds are used for the beautifica- tion of the Brooklin area. The society is making special plans this year for extending the civic beautification pro- jects for this years Plowing Match. Over 100 hanging baskets have already been planted for the main street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stapley and family spent the weekend visiting family in Trenton and Renfrew. Brooklin Royal Canadian Legion Ladies' Auxiliary * Branch elected its officers for the new term. In office Many people used the long weekend to catch up on a little fishing. With the weatherman co-operating in every way, anglers were out in force on the banks of are: President, Mary Jean Heron, First Vice President Ellen Gibson, Second Vice President Joan Cosgrove, Secretary Barbara Ormiston Treasurer Connie Heron. Mr. and Mrs. Mike England accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Bradley and Mrs. Art Forsyth, Ux- bridge, attended the funeral of the late Mr. John Everett in Ridgeway last Wed. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark and family, Colborne. May is Cystic Fibrosis Month, and this year the Kinette Club of Port Perry will make a donation of $225.00 to this organization. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser John Atkins A re-examination of the introduction of regional government in Ontario is one of the issues brought forward by John Atkin, 45, of White- vale, who will seek the Liberal nomination in the new riding of Durham North for the next provincial election. A teacher, he is head of the English department at Ecole Secondaire Etienne Brule in North York. ] He, also, wants to review Anderson of Oshawa and Mr. -and Mrs. Ron Short, Port Perry, spent the holiday 'weekend at Trails End Camp on the York River near Bancroft. t hg SP space... von compact it makes more space for family living. THOMSON Hear . | acemaker pany GAS FURNACE money... A new natural gas - furnace makes efficient use of = fuel giving you the most from every heating dollar. fuel @ 0 ® A modern efficient natural gas furnace can help you reduce fuel waste due to inefficient operation. Price includes A new 100.000 8B T.U natural gas forced air furnace connected to your existing ducts All piping from meter to furnace. 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With. hogs there are big advantages . . . improved feeding efficiency (about - 10%). and improved rates of gain (7-8%). The explanation is that the pelleted rations provide increased digestible energy, increased availability of other nutrients, and reduced feed wastage through the virtual elimination of fines and dust. For other classes of livestock, notably laying hens and cattle, the advantages are largely in handling. Bin flow is made easier and segrega- tion of ingredients is reduced. Maybe it's time you switched to +SHUR-GAIN PELLETED RATIONS? Let's discuss it. Wallace Marlow Co. Ltd. Blackstock, Ontario 986-4201