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Sah a Wim Sp BLY NC RY Y) wy ANY 5 RPA Ah aA 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1976 Library owns 10,685 books The first meeting of Scugog Public Library Board in the new year was held Thursday evening, January 15. At the meeting , the annual report from (he library was presented to the Board, whose members were pleased to find the number of registered bor- rowers had risen to 2,255, the number of circulated (books and periodicals lent fron: both departments) was * ry and the number of books owned by the library had reached 10,210. The number of interlibrary loans has increased greatly during the year, 247 transactions with other libraries carried out. Present members of the Library Board are Helen O'Reilly - (chair person), Patricia Sleep (secretary), Anne Gliddon (treasurer), Helen Redman, Carol Williamson, Bill O'Brien, Gregory Fedyk, and, as mayor of the municipality, Lawrence Malcolm. An- other person will be appoint- Legion ladies active The regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Br. 419 was held on Tuesday, Jan. 13th with 24 members present. Because of the bad weather the meeting was fairly short. Several of the members will be taking part in the Zone Darts Tourna- ment at Whitby on Saturday, Jan. 17th and also the Zone Phone 985-8091 Bowling Tournament at Oshawa on Saturday, Jan. 31st. Crib and euchre tourna- ments will take place in February. At the close of the meet- ing a delicious lunch was served. The next meeting is Tuesday, February 10th. Mary Cannon Secretary. For your convenience 'we now have NO-LEAD GAS Gord Lewis Motor Sales 94 WATER, ST., PORT PERRY ed to the Board soon, bring- ing the membership to nine, the number required in a municipality with a popul- ation of 10,000 or over. The titles most in demand continue to be The Money- changers, The Bermuda Tri- angle and The Bermuda Tri- dngle Mystery Solved. Among the new books are the following: Fishing with Gregory Clark, G, Clark; River Rising, Jessica North; The Oldest City (St. John's, Newfoundland), P. O'Neill; Eight is Enough (children), T. Braden; Curtain, A. Christie; God Bless Pawn- brokers, P. Schwed; Death at French Creek, R. Borel; Somebody just Grabbed Annie (an airplane), C. Dennis; I'll Get By, E. Byrd; The Time of the Dra- gon, D. Eden; The Luck of the Irish, H. Boyle; Hockey '76, B. MacFarlane; Will Gordon Sinclair Please Sit Down, G. Sinclair; The Big Call, J. Creasy; Positive Thinking for a Time Like This; Norman V. Peale. Bll 0 i 0 BB i a ee ee rN Tp Ap 4 pe $28.00 per calf for milk. = ge of $340. ete ¢ Let's say you are feeding 20 replacement i] calves a total of 250 Ib. of whole milk each for 5 weeks. If your whole milk price is $11 per cwt, your calves are costing you Now, assume you fed either Shur-Gain Milk Replacer or Shur-Gain Calflac at an average cost of $11 per calf. Savings per head would be $17, or a total savings Save $340 feeding 20 replacement calves? Yes! With WALLACE MARLOW Co. Ltd. BLACKSTOCK, tel. (416) 986-4201 Work it out for yourself. Try it. Then take a little of the money you will have saved and invite your Shur-Gain dealer out to lunch. Talk about other ways Shur-Gain can save money for you too. Bon appétit! -- i A I aS milk replacers re rr i rr Te i i Wn Wp i WT Ti eR NZ >a Prince Albert area news By Mrs. G. Beacock A good number braved the severe frost and were pre- sent at Church.on Sunday. Organist Mrs. B, Snelgrove accompanied the choir anthem with Mrs. L. Pereman rendering the solo part. Rev. Brawn's sermon was well worth hearing. Offering gathered by Mr. T. Hodgins and Mr. D. McMillan. Following the worship, nearly 30 folk enjoyed lunch downstairs accompanied by the usual socialibility. Lunch will be served one Sunday a month, so hope- fully it will prove worth- while. Pertaining to the group who joined our church via transfer in last week's column, an error appeared. It should have read Mrs. "Nancy" D. Robinson and Mrs. "Sandra" R. Green- wood. Their given names appeared vice versa. Sunday 'evening nearly 15 from our village enjoyed the Interdenominational Prayer Service held in the Immac- ulate Conception Church, plus the serving of coffee 'and lunch in the new wing. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wana- maker enjoyed attending the + 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jeffrey ~in- the Latcham Centre Saturday night. Mr. and. Mrs. Don Bea-~ cock, Lee and Blair of Sea- grave. were Friday evening dinner visitors with the Les Beacocks. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heayn and young son, famie, have returned home from baby- \ Lilla Street. Ontario, 416-668-7721, lovely' Plans and other related information will be di public, and Works Department Staff will questions and explain details of the project. sitting the two Buxcey child- ren, Port Perry, while Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Buxcey visited relatives in parts of England for a month. Recent Sunday dinner company with Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks included Mr, and Mrs. H. Faulkner, Scar- borough and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. F. Harris and family enjoyed the holi- day weekend with his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. Huska, at Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenwood and family entertained both their immediate relatives, Mr, and Mrs. J. Greenwood, Cedar Creek, Mr. L. Green- wood, Stouffville. Also Mr.- and Mrs. George Halls of. Port Perry. : Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa, were visitors with their nephew, Mr. and Mrs, . Bryan Beacock, and new baby son. Miss Cathy Vernon, Tor- onto, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Huska, Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Melan- * son, Toronto, Mrs. W. Craw- ford were recent visitors - with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. F. Harris and son, Jim. - Mrs. A. Parker of Nova Scotia spent a week with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and sons. Mrs. Fred Brooks enjoyed "attending the annual Shoul- dice Banquet and entertain- ment in the Canadian Room at the Royal York, Toronto, Saturday night. We all wish better health to little Jamie Heayn who has been hospitalized. RICK LAROCQUE - ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL and FARM ~ -- (1 mile west off THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM: WORKS DEPARTMENT RONG INFORMATION CENTRE FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF LILLA STREET PORT PERRY TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG COUNCIL CHAMBERS THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1976 2:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. This Information Centre is being conducted to inform interested Port Perry Residents of the details of the project for the Reconstruction of Further information concerning the centre can be obtained from Mr. R. G. Dupuis, P.Eng., Region of Durham Works Department, Whitby, R. F. Richardson, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works splayed for perusal by the be available to answer IIIS IIIIIIIIIS SISSY, 5 WIRING 24 hour service 985-3261 R.R.2 Port Perry, Ont. Oshawa Rd. on Conc. 3) /4 + 4 « [ 3) "n