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"ed 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1977 Prince Albert area news by Mrs. Grace Beacock Well we really have 'exist- through 'the wintry storms that howled and * snarled around us crippling daily schedules of many walks of life. Worship service was fair- ly well attended -on Sunday apart from many away from home. Rev. Brawn's message was well worthy of storing above our ears as, we say. Offering gathered 'by Wilbur Vance and Les Beacock. Mrs. D. Bidgood recently opened her home for an _ executive meeting of the U.C.W. Our sympathy to Mr. an Mrs. N. Rensink over the passing away of her father, Mr. G. Wannacott, Oshawa. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wozney, Sr. upon the arrival of their first grandchild - a son. Also same to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Apsega (store owners) upon arrival of a new, baby girl, We trust improved health will come to Mt. N. Watson who is hospitalized. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen visited their son Tom who is enrolled at' Bowling Green University, Ohio. They attended the hockey match bétween Bowling Gréeh and York University, Toronto. During the well planned 'Parent Week-end" all _ parents were royally enter- . tained at the residence of the 'university president. We extend hearty congra- tulations to one of our village men Mr. Garth Brooks who recently gradu- ated from George Brown College, Toronto as a quali-. fied tool and die maker. Pardon the belated but blended with sincerity to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lindsay to whom we wish many more happy years added to LITTLE BRITAIN WELL DRILLING * WELL CLEANING * PUMPS INSTALLED Year Round Service 786-2651 R.R. 1 Little Britain ---- a. FARM CONSTRUCTION { eo Farm Buildings (Pole Construction) e Berg Barn Equipment e Cuckler Steel Buildings e Liquid Manure Tanks/Concrete Work eo Nesseth Manure PUMPS e Hallman Silos/Unloaders e Horse Barns & Arenas o Steel Roofing & Siding - HUBBLE & SON LTD, FARM CONSTRUCTION, PETERBOROUGH ¥# Roger Hubble 705-745-7388 Elgin Hubble 705-745-8161 e Wallpaper e Panelling eo Carpet e Floor Coverings eo Counter Tops eo Vanities eo Tub Enclosures eo Bathroom Fixtures their forty-fifth wedding anniversary last week. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock enjoyed being: among the dinner party: group at the home of her sister and husband, Mr. and rs. L. Devitt, Oshawa, in honour of Laverne's birth- day. Mrs.© Reta Rodman, Oshawa spent a week with her friend Mrs. Mabel Gra- ham during which time they attended .a quilting of the Institute held at the home of Mrs. M. Stickmann, Scugog Island. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hatfield and family had his sister, Mrs. Shirley Berney and children, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Parker and girls Erin and Lisa (just moved from the Mari- times to Oshawa) were dinner company with their cousins at the Fred Brooks home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. - Wanamaker and Sara join- ed the family group at home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Wanamaker, Seagrave on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gra- ham and Mr. and Mrs. Les. Beacock enjoyed attending the 35th wedding anniver- sary occasion for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rohrer in Nestleton's new community Centre on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jeffrey were guests of her sister Mr. and Mrs. G. Plaunt, Lindsay on Sunday. We somewhat envy but are happy for the McMillan home when Doug was the recipient of a handsome amount of 'green paper" via General Motors Im- provement Plan. ' Mrs. Wm. Wanamaker in company of her sister, Mrs. ° Hallett, Sonya, enjoyed the Ice Capades in Peterboro on Saturday. No doubt many folk ob- served the large brick "»ungalow slowly passing hrough our village being ransferred on wheels to be erected on a foundation in Manchester. Two sisters and their husbands the Peremans and the MacGregors enjoyed the week-end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Denniston, White Lake in Renfrew County. Young Andrew Pereman returned home after being with his grand- parents for two weeks. Valentine note Love, and you shall be loved. Emerson. - eo Wood Mouldings =) © PLUMBING eo ELECTRICAL eo CARPENTRY ® TRUSSES e Plywood eo Underlay e Framing Material e Insulation 2 ® Power & Hand Tools BALLARD LUMBER = HWY. 7A AT THE LAKE PORT PERRY ONT. HOME BUILDING CENTRE » Ed Cann It is that time of year again when we send two representatives -to compete in the area finals for public speaking. This year the competition was very stiff and I am sure that our four judges, Mr. Phillip, Miss Zarowny, Mr. Rutledge and - Nulty, Mrs. Lee had a very difficult time deciding who the winners were going to be. Their final decision was that Anne Tapscott came second and Eddy Canning was first. The other six finalist were Tammy Ross, Leslie Mc- Dawn Meisner, OPP phase-out to take three years After arranging a meeting between Durham Chairman Walter Beath, Regional Police Commission Chair- man Tom Jermyn; chief Jon M. Jenkins of the Dur- ham Region Police Force and Ontario Solicitor Gen- eral John MacBeth, Dur- ham-York MPP Bill New- man announced that the Solicitor _ General has agreed to a phase-out period of three years for the Ontario Provincial Police to turn over its policing duties to the Durham Region Police force. Because of a recent in- creased unconditional grant for. Regional Policing, all regional municipalities were being asked to assume region-wide policing of their own. The O.P.P. was to stop providing regional policing in Durham on March 31, 1977. "After I discussed the situation with Mr. MacBeth and explained the problems that would arise if Durham was to meet the March 1977 dealine, it was agreed that there would be a three-year phase out period' according to Newman. "I know that people have been happy with the O.P.P. service, so it didn't make sense to me to disturb it before Durham is ready to do the same excellent job." - for ng tops Cornish speakers Denise Gibson, Linda Albers and Sandra Pearse. Anne "and Eddy went to the area finals Tuesday, February 15 and will also be competing in the Legion competiton. We wish them good luck. The card party was a smashing hit this year, There was lots of prizes to be won and all that attended it enjoyed themselves. Special thanks goes to Mr. Coverby for doing a super- lative job of organizing it and we also thank the parents for their support. The top prize, a stéak dinner two at Emiel's Restaurant went to Mrs. Linda Bray. Mr. and Mrs. Cook received baskets of fruit for being the eldest lady and gent. By Ed Canning Wedding Invitations available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 inl ffese-- Thrifty farmers to cash in on John Deere's preseason Roundup of Haymaking Bargains - Want to talk price about a hay or "forage machine? We're ready with the special discounts listed below. You can cash in two Ways during this p of Bargains. Get-the John Deere equipment you .PLUS the Instant cash discount. No walting for a rebate to arrive. And no waiting for a good .we're ready now with these { pre-season discounts. (If ) --dealer-inventory of any roduct is exhausted, it can limited-time Round want. deal. ordered. ) DISCOUNT DISCOUNT UNTIL 1 MAR. 1977- MACHINES ~ 28 FEB. 1977 30APR. 1977 336 and 346 Balers; $195 $90 15A and 16A Choppers; 100 Stack Mover; 25 and \ 34 Forage Harvesters - 1207,1209, and 1214 $390 . $195 Mower/Conditioners; ; 800 and 830 Windrowers; 466 Baler; Round Balers; 35 and 3800 Forage Harvesters Co 3 100 Stack Wagon $520 LL $260 200 and 300 Stack Movers oo $650 Baa $325 Hydrostatic Windrowers; $1,040 $520 200 and 300 Stack Wagons LL Self-Propelled Forage $1,950 $975 Harvesters 230 Stack Shredder/ $2,600 $2,600 Feeder c Ask for details about the special finance charge waiver under the John Deere Finance Plan for the equipment listed above. (EB UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT R.R. 4, PORT PERRY, ONT. at UTICA PHONE 985-3042 - »