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A se -- - TY -- FATA No. 24-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1975 AA RRR AOR POTN FAL Sy Se MES 3 AY, Wh & SN . 3 5 Scugog Island Most of us have just exper- ienced a very intgresting and 'busy past week. We wish to extend congrat- ulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Redman and boys for taking first place in the farm improvement competi- tion. For those of us who have watched the work and changes, we realize the honoured placement was well deserved. In other cate- gories we congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cham- bers and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Richardson. Wednesday we had very inviting weather for the "Head" turkey supper serv- ed in the Community Hall. Over 240 people went away feeling well satisfied with a sumptuous meal. Over a week ago the Scugog Island Community Hall was a gaily decorated reception centre for Kevin Chinn and his bride-to-be when 100 guests gathered to shower them with monetary gifts. The evening was spent in dancing to music supplied by accordian, guitar and piano played by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Godfrey of Bow- manville with' their band. Mr. George Timms of Sund- erland sang six "Crystal Chandleiers," "The Auction Song', etc. and held up a novice parcel sold to the bride and groom. It contain- ed a huge pottery turtle. CALL US HOME HEAT KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial £ | «7 ' 2 FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985-7005 '~ 274 ROSA ST. - songs, PORT ny Nestléton, Caesarea area news It would seem that some young people could find a more constructive passtime than the idiotic "setting of fence rails afire simply to amuse themselves. On the evening of the Firemen's Ball, which was held at the Club Annrene on the Island, such was the case. These young fools, for lack of a stronger name, simply wanted to see how quickly the firemen would respond to the alarm. As the alarm sounded Mr. Gordon Cooledge, who was quite ill incidentally, responded, only to. discover that the above mentioned was the case. Those children, for they certainly may not be classed. as young adults when they behave in such a juvenile manner, would be sadly shaken if, while they were playing "fun and games', discovered that theirs or a neighbours home was afire. Come on fellows, I am cer- "tain that you may acquire your "kicks" in a less dang- erous manner ... think about it. : On Sunday, September 17;. Mr. Carl Shultz of Caesarea departed on a three week vacation to his native Ger- many. Carl's mother resides in Berlin and his sister in Cologne. It has been 33 years since they last saw each other and I am\certain that it shall be a rather touching re- union. A safe and happy journey is wished on Carl's D animal hialth SeIvice Join the y YNOVEN an watch your faders WITH PROVEN RESULTS There's a valuable profit tip for you in the experiences of the many farmers and ranchers who have joined the Synovex weight watchers. Many of these people who have implanted their cattle with Synovex growth promoting hormones say they're able to average daily gains as high as 12.2%, and feed conversion as high as 9.3% over untreated controls. Sound interesting? Let us give you all the Kets about Synovex . the cattle implants for top weight gains and feed efficiency. WALLACE MARLOW Co. Ltd. BLACKSTOCK, tel. (416) 986-4201 behalf by his many friends and neighbours Visiting a friend that is hospitalized is a rather sad undertaking in itself, but when you arrive and find that three of our local friends - are in the same room that is something else. Thus was the case last week when 1 went, to visit Mrs. Fred Thomas of Nestleton, who had recently undergone surgery. To my surprise 1 discovered that Mrs. Helen Nesbitt and Mrs. Marg. Fudge were also pa- tients. Wishes for improved and lasting health are con- veyed to each of these ladies by their many friends and neighbours. The Caesarea weekly ""Kard Klub" is in sesSion once more. There were four- tables this week. Winners were, first Mrs. Tricker, second Sue Fowler and the coveted 'booby' prize went to Miss Debbie Thomas. We have new members so why not join us for an evening of fun? Phone Elna Forsyth at 986-5516, try your luck, per- haps you shall win the trophy at the end of the season for the most lone" hands. The new officers are as follows, President Irene Train, Vice- president Maxine McMillen, Sec.-treas. Sue Fowler. Visit- ers are also welcome. - Congratulations are in order to Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers of Nestleton upon the event of their 50th wedding anniversary. Num- erous friends and relatives payed honour to this popular couple on Saturday in the Nestleton Recreation Cent- re. On behalf of the commun- ity may I extend. a wish for continu health and happi- ness to and Mrs. Bowers. On Wedngsday evening the members of Kingsway Dist- rict Council, (Canadian For- esters) held their September meeting in the Nestleton Recreation Center. Mem- bers from the men and women's courts from Bow- manville, Oshawa and Lady Snowbird of Nestleton were in attendance. The High Court Convention to be held in Winnipeg next June was discussed as were the plans for the Western Ontario * Provincial Assembly that is to be held in Niagara Falls in November. The annual pro- ject to raise funds for Cancer research was also discussed. Lunch was provided by Court Lady Snowbird. who acted as host to the Council. The October meeting shall be held in the Bowmanville Library. I wish to take this oppor- tunity to say hello to our aged and infirm. May each = hold beauty for each of Y Sust a thought ...Do any of You know what real loneli- ess is? ..] am quite certain hat far too many of our "old folks" do. Old age is simply a place we have never been ..but keep in mind our turn is comirig. SPECIALS FRESH MEATY SPARE RIBS MAPLE LEAF WEINERS FRESH BABY BEEF LIVER SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON ib. *2.25 95¢ 79 n. *1.59 Ib. ASSORTMENT OF BITTNER'S ~DELICATESSAN MEAT PRODUCTS WE SELLONLY- FEDERAL GOV'T INSPECTED | MEATS 178 Queen St. TAKE A COUPLE DAYS OFF WORK AND WAIT FOR THE TV MAN FROM OSHAWA T0 SHOW UP ---- 7 AND PICK IT UP AGAIN IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS ---- CALL DURHAM ELECTRONICS - TV SERVICE 145 QUEEN STREET. - PORT PERRY - PHONE 985-3811 and have the job done fast ' professionally and reasonable, colour or black & white. Senior Citizens Pay Only 14 The Service Call TAKE YOUR TELEVISION SET TO OSHAWA Port Peny 985-2221 { -- $y