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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, August 5, 1976 ROMACOLOR - qt : UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W, {Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 SEL VRASTVSVLAINRINRNNALLNANN CNN NN NNN AEN NN CH BERT FABER - PHONE 985-3734 'Service is Our Business." 24HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Mac's FURCTRONICS Sales & Service TV - STEREOS - CB RADIOS ANTENNAS & TOWERS Summer Special TV TOWERS oe 316% | PHONE 985-8043 For years, the basic ingredwents of some of Canada's finest cleansers have been made at the Chemical Division of Canada Packers So, when Shur Gain decided 10 provide its customers with quality cleansers and sanitizing products, it began with years of exper: ence With such a start, you can see why our growing punch--"our punch hne" "(Uxbridge-Canadian The word "penitentiary" is still on the tips of hundreds of tongues throughout Ux- bridge Township these days, and the education program for the proposed "reception centre', is nearing comple- tion. This word comes after a meeting last week between members of the U.C.I.C. Infor- mation Committee), who are heading up the program, The committee, to di pense information available on reception centres to the residents of the area, is using Ste. Anne des Plaines in Quebec, the only reception centre in Canada, as the example for the proposed building here. Information on this build- ing along with photographs will be released in a booklet in a few weeks time. The booklet will also include a response section inviting readers to state their con- PALEK TRICIAN hs FOR AN ELECTRICAL SYSTEM THAT WiLL BE A SENSATION, { "WELL GIVE AN ESTIMATE WITHOUT, BOWMAN ELECTRIC ~o Residential eo Industrial eo Commercial 'UXBRIDGE . 852-7352 Heres a nice clean story with a good punch line. Shur-Gain sanitation line has developed so fast. Now, your Shur-Gain dealer offers one stop service with every product required in good dairy sanitation. Supe- ror, proven, hard working products that carry a Chlorinated Cleaner. Excellent for removing fat and protein residue and especially surted for cleaning dairy utensils and bulk tanks Gorm Kill for Dairying. An iodine base germicide for udder washing, manual cleaning, inflation sandtizing and storage, premise disinfecting cerns and make suggestions including what factors should be considered in selecting a site for the institution. A series of open houses in Zephyr, Goodwood and Ux- bridge are also planned for August 23, 24 and 25 where the committee hopes to have a "Diversity of material and a diversity of people' at the meetings to fully inform the residents of the pros and cons of the centre,. Possible "risks will also be pointed out so that residents may fully understand the meaning of the institution. Along with 'slides, slip charts and .'panels, the U.C.1.C. is planning visits from businessmen and resi- dents from 'areas where penitentiaries are now in existence, Members of the committee will also be present for questioning. Gord Davie, a member of the committee, resigned his position on the U.C.I.C. on Monday giving his reasons as a heavy workload at his pharmacy. His resignation was' accepted and no re- placement will be made, The committee members now stand as co-chairman Barbara Harrison, Dr. Ron Hunter, Councillors Bill Bal- linger, Joe 'Esmonde and Maustyn McKnight, Canad- ian Penitentiary Services representatives co-chairman Ross Duff, Tom Craig and F. Walter Scott, The four month education program is being planned by the Connor Development Services Ltd. an Oakville - firm that specializes in citizen programs. participation Ashburn and area news It was good to have Rev. Peter Ruddell, his wife and family worshipping at Burns Church last Sunday mor- ning. The Ruddells are from Brandon, Manitoba. During the service, Miss Chrissie Simpson and Rev. McEntyre sang a very lovely and meaningful duet, "Make me a Channel of your Peace". Mr. McEntyre will be on holidays for the next four Sundays. Next Sunday and the last two Sundays of August the services will be taken by Mr. Brian Ruttan of Toronto who will also sing for us. And on the 15th of August, the service will be takemrby Rev. Ken Heron. At this service, Ken and son Jordan, will be singing. Services at the usual hour of 11:15, and church school at 10 a.m. - Mrs. Dave Howlett of Cal- gary, who many will remem- ber as Helen Walker, visited with Misses Hilda and Mary 'and Mr, Walter Hopkins last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howlett and three children _ are camping at Harold Walker's for awhile. Misses Hilda and Mary Hopkins attended the 80th birthday party of Mrs. Pearl Perry, held at her daughter's "home, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clodd of Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ashton spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Don Purdy of Orangeville. The children and their leaders of the Recreation Program at the Contennial Centre held a fun afternoon Wedding Invitations - available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Milkstone Remover and Acid Cleaner. Non foaming. For removal of midkstone and mineral hilm from prpelines and mifking equipment Pipeline Cleaner and Sanitizer, A non foaming, chlorinated cleaner and sanitizer for C.I.P. systems. Built in sequestrant. If used regularly, an acid post rinse after each milking is not required. Teal Dip. An iodine base germicide for prevention and control of mastitis. EHective, fast acting and non irritating Udder Towels. High quality Kraft with maximum wet strength and absorbency. Individual disposable towels help control mastitis and entertained their par- ents and friends. Mrs. Bruce Lehman and daughter Diane returned home on Saturday from their trip to visit relatives in Saskatchewan. Julie GEORGE W. SAMELLS A resident of the Scugog area all his life; George Wesley Samells, died -sud- denly at his cottage at Gerrow's Beach, Scugog Is- land, on Wednesday, July 28, 1976. He was 74 years of age. Born on a farm near Cae- sarea, November 25, 1901, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Samells. He received his education in Caesarea and in 1919 his family moved to a Scugog Island farm. He was married in 1927 to the former Alpha Crosier of Manchester. -In1949, he sold. his farm .. and moved to his Lilla Street home in Port Perry. He worked many years as a hardware clerk, retiring about 10 years ago. He enjoyed meeting people and made a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. In 1958, he purchased cot- tage property on Scugog at Gerrow's Beach, and built two cottages there where he enjoyed many happy hours with his family. A member of Port Perry United Church at the time of his death, Mr. Samells was active in the churches in all three communities where he lived, serving as steward, elder and choir member for 'many years. In the 1930's, the late George Samells was school trustee for S.S. 2 Scugog, and ten years later was elected councillor for Scugog Township. While farming on Scugog, OBITUARY -- remained with her aunt for the rest of the summer. Thought...If a man has énough horse sense to treat his wife like a thoroughbred, she will never turn into an old nag. Mr. Samells took an interest in sports, playing on men's football teams. In his retire- ment, he with his wife, en- joyed tours to various parts of the world. Active in Oddfellowship, he was a member of Warr- iner Lodge 75 for 32 years and of Maybelle Rebekah Lodge No. 348 for 28 years. For the past several years, he was a member of the Historical Society Choir. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Earl Bailey (Jean); Mrs. Bruce; Mackey - (Donna); seven grandchildren, John, David, Craig, Todd, Robert, Lynn, and. Scott, all of 'Oshawa; one sister, Mrs. Stanley: Ploughman (Flossie) of Port Perry. He was predeceased by a brother Charles. Mr. Samells rested at the McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Home and service was held on Saturday, July 31 at 2 p.m. Interment was in Pie Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. Rev. Stuart McEntyre of St. John's Presbyterian Church offici- ated. Pallbearers were W. George Samells, Roger Hope, John Beckett, all of Scugog Island; William McCabe of Toronto; Peter Crosier and Kim Crosier of Ottawa; all nephews of the deceased. Flower bearers, all long-time friends of Mr. Samells were Orr Jeffrey, Aylmer Ploughman, William Mark, all of Port Perry; Clarke Williams and Kenneth Samells, both of Blackstock; Ralph Milner of Brooklin. suggestions! C.P.S. Staff. Discuss with the UXBRIDGE MUSIC HALL GOODWOOD: COMMUNITY HALL ZEPHYR COMMUNITY HALL OPEN HOUSE REGIONAL RECEPTION CENTRE STUDY What do you think about the Regional Reception Centre proposed for Uxbridge Township by the Canadian Penitentiary Service? Read the booklet mailed recently to all residents of the Township! (Copies are still available from the Township Office: call '852-3301 or write Box 85, Goodwood, Ontario). Come and talk with members of the Steering Committee and m your concerns, questions and Monday, August 23 Tuesday, August 24 Wednesday, August 25 FROM 2:00 10 9:00 P.M. 14 DISPLAYS - PICTURES - SLIDE SHOW Interested may learn more about 'reception centre' 2