The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Scugog Is. WI gains *1092 from auction sale "= ere ® The July meeting of the Scugog Island W.1. was held on Wednesday the 16th at 8 p.m. in the Community Hall gvith 18 members present. #Betty Ann Freeman wel- comed everyone and we join- ed in the singing of the Ode andrepeated the Collect. The Motto for "Family and Con- sumer Affairs' was given by Bonnie Gerrow, 'What is this lifeso full of care; we have no time to stop and stare." The minutes were read and o approved and a healthy bank balance reported. Corres- pondence was read re the next 4-H project 'A touch of Stitchery'. The leader is Janis Richardson and asst. leader is Ann Chandler who will be attending Trinity U.C., Uxbridge, September 9th and 10th to receive @ instructions. Minutes were read from the "'Scugog Island Commun- ity Hall & Kitchen Group" who met June 23rd to revise the "rules for renting dishes". The following motion was moved by Elsie Pogue and seconded by Helen Redman: "For residents - a charge of $5.00 plus 10c a place setting plus any break- age. Rent of dishes to be paid in advance. For non-resid- ents, it will be the same except the charge will be $10.00". Women's Institute dishes shall befree to service organ- izations such as Women's . AMAN [8S LIKE A GUN: IF HE GETS LOADED 0! 8 '® TEXACO 257 Scugog St. Port Perry Phone: 985-7262 Institute, Cubs & Scouts, U.C.W.'s, and 4 H groups on the Island (groups will be responsible for breakage). The Stanley Home Pro- ducts party was enjoyed by fifteen people and netted a profit of $52.54. On July 8, all who attended the W.I. picnic'at Uxbridge thoroughly enjoyed them- selves, Christine Prentice, our capable Sec. Treas., reported $1091.90 made at our Auction Sale held Saturday, July 12th. Many thanks to all who donated and purchased articles and for help cheer- fully given by members and interested people. The Port Perry Fair Com- mittee met July 10th at the home of Betty Ann Freeman to plan the Bridal Shower display. Extra items were offered for use by our mem- bers and with these we believe we can make an eye-catching display. Don't forget to sell your tickets for the Ontario S. Dist, and have your money and books back to Alva Thomp- son by September 10th. 'Reta Wilson was pleased to receive a Scrap Book for the Women's Institute which® Helen Redman was kind enough to shop for and we now look forward to leafing Busy year for. Senior Citizens membership on increase The regular Wednesday meetings are over for the summer, and many mems-, bers are now away on vacat- ion. However, on September 10th, we shall commence another season. We have had a very busy and successful year, with an ever increasing member- ship, and we have all enjoyed the many activities to the fullest. . Throughout the winter months we had numerous social evenings and pot luck suppers. This year we enter- tained the Seniors from Ux- bridge and Blackstock. We had many bus trips with the buses filled to capacity. Maybe the highlight of the year was Senior Citizens week, June 16th to 21st. This was an extremely busy week for all. Our craft group had an exhibition: of 'their work, and the drawing for the quilt and afghan took place at that time. Congratulations to Miss Caroline Lewis, Tor- onto, granddaughter of Ellen Lewis, on winning the beauti- ful quilt and to Mrs. Laura Wilson for winning the afghan. We were hosted by the Jockey Club to a free day at the Woodbine Races, and the following day the Province saluted all Seniors on a beautiful hot day at the historical Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto, where thousands enjoyed a picnic and Strawberry Tea. Travelways treated all Removed From Wood and Metal Paint and Varnish dip 'nstrip Highway 12 - MANCHESTER, ONT. (Next to San Man Motel) 985-2381 RCE CR Senior Citizens to a free movie and lunch at Seneca College. This year we were taught Square Dancing and our (continued on page 25) through all the memories Reta has collected. As the Head U.C.W. will be holding their Turkey supper on our regular meeting night at the Hall, it was agreed to change the date of our rheet- ing to Thursday, September 18th and will be convened by Jess Chambers' group "'Agri- culture & C. nadian Indus- tries'. Helen Horfop "ead a letter "from Norm Cafik :¢ Univer- sal Products Coding System. The meeting closed. with Card Bingo and a tasty lunch of filled rolls was enjoyed. Betty Reader - Publi¢ Relations Officer. BEARE | 6M ' MOTO EEN STREET IRT PERRY, ONTARILC ] Superior Aluminum 94 ELLA STREET -- PORT PERRY, ONT. SIDING - WINDOWS - FASCIA SOFFIT - DOORS TROUGH -- REYNOLDS DEALER -- 25 Year Written Guarantee CALL 985-3743 PORT PERRY, 98¢ - 7 = OSHAWA 723-8442 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 7351 designed to: Your provincial government has recently established the Ontario Beef Calf Income Stabilization Program --a voluntary program e stabilize the income of recognized beef calf producers in Ontario; e encourage a continuing steady supply of Ontario-produced beef stocker calves. It will establish a floor on the amount of money a producer may expect to receive in years of poor calf prices. © This is what Ontariois doing to stabilize the income of beef calf producers. Every producer of beef calves in the province (including cream shippers) is eligi- ble to participate in this program, which forms the first part of an overall Farm In- come Stabilization policy. You can partici- pate, by contracting to join the program for a five-year period and by paying an annual fee for every eligible beef cow you enroll in the program. Your Ontario government will also contribute to the program. For 1975, your fee will be $5 per cow, however, for this year fees are deferred until payments to producers are made. The provincial government contracts to make a grant per cow to participating producers if the average market price for Ontario- produced stocker calves falls below the stabilized price of 50¢ per pound in 1975. Payments will be made in December or as soon as possible thereafter. The enrollment period for eligible produc- ers in 1975 ends August 31. Complete information on the program, as well as enrollment form and contracts, are available at your local office of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Ministry of Agriculture and Food William Stewart, Minister Government of Ontario William Davis, Premier CN = Y PY aa TEATS mre en ARE 30 ns AT I ha OTT dn ore GS VATS fj) 2 Ae