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a a i a I ii A EE aa a aL EER iciiLliiama iat 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 8, 1990 NOTICE THE PERSONAL TOUCH BUILDING at 209 Mary Street, Port Perry (across from the L.C.B.0.) HAS BEEN SOLD, HOWEVER 'THE PERSONAL TOUCH FLORAL and GIFT SHOP and THE BRIDAL TOUCH Will Remain in the Same Location AND WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER THEIR EXCELLENT SERVICES TO YOU 241 Queen St., PORT PERRY 985-8977 IID GN (OWS Sor HIM and HER Has Gift Wrapping CS and many In-store "Friday evening and all day J Saturday till 5 P.M. FREE DRAWS on : String Trimmer, Jackets and Accessories "Refreshments" MOWERS on. 8 ®_HOMEL TE rg. a CHAINSAWS Offering you a full line of consumer and industrial Power Products. In- cluding Pumps, Pressure Washer, Blower /Vacs, Heaters, Compressors and much, much more. 3 POWER os5.4771 |, EC sales * service * parts EF "rome 18 Scugog Industrial Park - North Port Rd - RR1, Port Perry YOUR SERVICE ALTERNATIVE IN THE DURHAM REGION New financial assistance for farmers in '90 budget Ontario will make available $48 million in interest rate assistance to help farmers cope with an an- ticipated decline in farm incomes in 1990-91. Farmers are facing unpredic- table commodity prices, unfair in- ternational subsidy practices, and uncertain growing conditions. Farming is a highly capital- intensive business and high in- terest rates have put a strain on many farm operations. To help out, the Province is initiating this program to ease the cashflow pro- blems of farmers in this fiscal year. Ontario expects the federal government will match the pro- vincial funds as part of a new special assistance program an- nounced recently by Ottawa. The Province also will be pro- viding $48 million over four years in financial assistance to farmers for soil conservation under the Land Stewardship program. This program has been tremendously successful. All of us benefit from the assistance it gives in pro- moting environmentally sound agricultural practices. Since 1987, more than $21 million in land stewardship grants have been paid out to about 8,000 farmers to help them change agricultural practices and improve soil and Obituary erosion control techniques on more than 940,000 acres of Ontario farmland. Sarah Hubbard Sarah Emma (Mona) Hubbard passed away peacefully after a lengthy illness at the Port Perry Hospital on Saturday April 14, 1990. She was born in Whitby, England, December 15, 1898. The daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Ernest Gordon. Sarah came to Canada, October 4, 1929. She married George Hub- bard Sept. 16, 1930 at Enniskillen United Church. Lived most of her life in Burketon Ont. till moving to Port Perry in March of 1963. Sarah was a registered nurse in England, worked for a while here, at Hank's Bakery and was very active in Church activities. She is predeceased by her hus- band George, one son Alan, one sister Alice Adams and brother Horace Gordon. Sarah Hubbard was in her 92nd year. She is sur- VALMED HEALTH SERVICES INC. Foot Care Services in Your Home (416) 433-1494 399 Queen St. &, HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basements to Roofs - Good Prices - Excellent Quality EDWARDS CONSTRUCTION ... 985-9305 gtonemoor 3 ¢ Gaye Gents? & » Port Perry, Ont. Stonemoor provides a Child Enrichment Program for children 18 months to 6 years. Open year-round from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM Full and 1/2 Days available. Professional Trained Staff. Nutritious Hot Lunches & Snacks. Stimulating and Adventurous Outdoor Play Areas. For further information phone ... 985-0800 = + » = » + + Specializing in Early Childhood Education + * + + + « =» G&D 0dd Fellows and Rebekahs TRIP of the MONTH WINNERS For First 6 Months 1989-90 SEPTEMBER 1989: OCTOBER 1989: NOVEMBER 1989: DECEMBER 1989: JANUARY 1990: FEBRUARY 1990: Caribbean Cruise (1 week) --Mrs. Dorothy Imperial, Port Perry Free Ticket - Don Harper, Port Perry Cartagena, Columbia (1 week) - John & Marie Lucyk, Port Perry Free Ticket - Terri Tripp, Port Perry Dominican Republic (1 week) - Barry Townsend, Port Perry Free Ticket - Norm & Marilyn Tripp, Port Perry Travel Voucher - Keith Geer, Port Perry Free Ticket - Mr. & Mrs. Al Gray Acapulco (1 week) - Roger & Ann Tenant, Prince Albert Free Ticket - Tom Pussel, Oshawa Las Vegas, Nog. Vacations (1 week) - John & Joy Ballard Free Ticket - Ellouise Huggard, Port Perry Arrangements made by: NONQUON TRAVEL LTD. Owners: Dave & Margaret Waite 985-8431 EV Small ads pay! CARES REE FR SE Es TL TL Ie vived by one son, Ron and his wife Helen of Port Perry. Grandsons, Rob and his wife Rose of Oshawa, Stephen and his wife Shelley of Belleville, James of Port Perry, Mike and his fiance Sandy of Oshawa and Donald of Port Perry. Great grandmother of Christopher and Jessica, both of Oshawa and Mellissa of Belleville, dear sister-in-law of Cecil Hubbard of Port Perry. She will also be sadly missed by many nieces and nephews. Rested at the Wagg Funeral Home in Port Perry and the Funeral service was held in the Church of The Ascension on Tues- day, April 17, 1990. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Rev. Charles Bull officiated. Matthew Currelly appointed consultant The Ontario County and Durham County Cattlemen's Associations are pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Mat- thew Currelly as the 'consultant for the Durham Region Farm Business Management Association. al Matthew graduated in 1974 from the University of Guelph with a B.Sc. degree in Agriculture. He is currently far- .ming 320 acres in Hope Township. Matthew is a past member of the Ontario Grain Corn Council and a director of the Ontario Corn Pro- ducer's Association, He serves as fieldstaff and panelist with the -Farm Debt Review Board, as well as ad¥isor under the Farm Family'Ad¢isor Program. SAN Matthew:is presently a ttainer for the Ontario Agricultural Training Institute, teaching short courses in farm business manage- ment. He is also a case counsellor with the Federal Business Development Bank. With Matthew's extensive ex- perience in agriculture, financial management and teaching, he will offer a great deal of expertise to the beef producers in the management association. funding for the Farm Business Management Associations is made available through the On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food under the Red Meat II Pro- gram. The objective of the association is to improve the skills of Ontario's red meat producers in using farm management tools and techniques to make better business decisions. The Durham Sheep Producers are also plann.. ing to organize an association. An association may be formed with' ten to twenty farms. : Don't waste this space. Py