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8---THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1968 A message from 3 your 0. P. P. OFFICERS "A great mahy Pearle will be killed SF at in automobile accidents in rural areas this year. But, with the co-operation of every motorist, weccould cut = "down that number drastically. Start doing your part by driving sensibly, - safely and within the law. February 24-28 is Rural Safe Driving Week. Observe it--then make it last all year! RURAL SAFE DRIVING WEEK- FEB. 24- 28 ~~ SPONSORED BY THE ONTARIO FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE ¢ PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF HON. A. KELSO ROBERTS, ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR ONTARIO Over the past week-ebd many visit. .| ors reported stranded in strange areas as a result of our Mr, Weatherman who dished out chilly temperatures, whipping winds plus snow blocked the roads. "The 8. 8. are sponsoring a social evening in the church parlors Friday night, Feb, 21 at 8.15. All ages are welcome, therefore come along, eh! Thursday night the severe temper- ature did not bar the many members | and friends of Y.P.U. from enjoying | their annual country airing. Means of transportation was again supplied by Les Beacock and tractor choosing the Port Perry and Manchester route. Slowly moving along the young oc- cupants exercised their lungs to no end as you can imagine; hooting, sing- | ing and yelling, Finally to our church parlors where their leader Mrs, C. Newnham served refreshments" and steaming cocoa which provided a phy- sical warmth to all. The members 2 are planning to welcome their guests +" ONTARIO COUNTY 4H. CLUBS 1958 4-H Clubs are ne organized at the present time in the various communities of Ontario County. "These Clubs are as follows: 4-H Dairy Calf Club 4-H Grain Club - 4-H Beef Calf Club 4-H Potato Club 4-H Swine Club 4-H Tractor Club Good Reading . for the . 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FEATURE Save 4c Black Diamond - Sticks or Wedges CHEESE - - 5% "pkg, FEATURE Save 3c _ as Ingersoll 8 oz. jar Select No. 1 Yellow -39¢ SPINACH Tasty, Mild , FEATURE Save 4c See Menarch ¥ Tb. bag 7°" FRUIT & VEGETABLES PASTRY FLOUR - - S5l¢ FEATURE Save 10c Grapefruit Bursting with goodness, Florida 5r29: Luscious, Refreshing, B.C. - 135 size ANJOU PEARS - COOKING ONIONS - Tasty, thoroughly, cleaned - céllo pkg. 4 ror 25¢ = 3-1b. poly bag 19 19¢ 10-02, -.| devotional service. All farm boys and girls are eligible to join one or more Tomy ree 3 peas P.M.S. Uni M $90 3 months $4.50 O ion on March 6th. u i " of hie A -H Clubs, "The age limits are 12 to 20 years of Despite Mother Nature's frost the 30 aster Let Te Walk in Tag! % - age inclusive. Nem $ .N. 5 Clap mel By the home of Merle consisted oF two Accordian solos EVEL" if LAKEVIEW THEATRE Any boys and girls who are interested should get in UIPAY With sixteen members: pre: "yc" Giicon of Pleasant Point, a § touch with Ont D t t of A It Uxbrid 'Address sent. Fresident Florence Smith open of : dwell ouch wi ntario epartment o gricu ure xbriage X "| piano solo by Rosemary Nodwell and | 05 hs 2 OTIS ) ' . - ed the meeting in usual procedure, DIAN 20 Tobin accompanied by Mrs. |H THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, ud padi hn Rest of executive read their reports. {oh inat the piano, Lunch was served |¥ During the business period much dis- cussion arose regarding ways and means of assisting couple of families. Finally /_agree to send a donation of money to one; the other family to be supplied with three pair of sheets, 8 pair of pillow-cases. The thought of telephone euchres created considerable planning as a result. March 8th is the date chosen. Several homes were offered. Ten: suitable plastic covers for the card tables, have been pur- chased by the committee in charge, One was on display. Pat Love reported for "Cancer Dressings" stating everything at a standstill for this month, Meeting ad- Jjourned by all repeating the Mizpah henédiction. Program conveners Olive Brown and Pat Love each conducted an interesting program. A sumptuous lunch tinted with a touch of Valentine was provilled by Elizabeth Skelding, Electa Vance, and Jessie Bond, A daintily decorted cake was admired and served in honour of a member, Doris Jeffrey, whose birthday was that day; unfortunately she was un: able to be present. Hope to meet you all next month, ' . Seagrave The February meeting of the W.A. was held in the church parlors on Wednesday evening, Feb. 12th with the ladies from Zion and Pleasant Point as our guests. The worship ser- was in charge of the north group with Mrs. McNeil in charge. Singing of "O Master Let Me Walk with Thee" opened the meeting with Mrs. G. Stone leading in prayer. Scripture was read by Mrs. Geisel. The topic was taken by Mrs. Jacobs of Zion who gave a very interesting talk on Matt. 5:41, And whosoever shall compel Thee to go a mile go with him twain. Hymn, "0 Jesus I have Promised" closed the The president, Mrs. Keen opened the business part of the meeting with a'short prayer and then welcomed all ladies present, especially our visitors. Minutes of last meeeting were read and approved. Seven ladies paid their membership fee and roll call -taken-- 21 present. Collection of $8.95 was received and penny offering of $1.84 taken. The north group turned in $12.00 and treasurer Mrs. Reynolds reported $281.00 on hand. Corre- sponding Secretary Mrs. Tait read several thank you notes for fruit re- ceived. - Mrs. B. Wanamaker reported that the table top for the cupboard had been finished, that arborite had been chosen and the final bill hadn't been received. Mrs, Nodwell reported. for the committee on the choir party which was to take place Saturday evening, Feb. 16. The president and group_leaders were asked to act as a committee to arrange the lunch for the World Day of Prayer service, on February 21st, in Seagrave Church, Mrs. McNeil had a plate on display that could be procured with a picture of the church, which might be used as a money-making project in a group. by the north group and a social hour 2 spent bringing a pleasant. evening to | 88 a close. x On Saturday night, Feb, 16th, the Young People's choir and their friends i! were entertained by the W,A. in the i church parlors, Under the leadership $2 of Mrs, G. Wanamaker and Mrs, M. i Bruce a well planned evening of games 5 and stunts were enjoyed after which 52 all joined in basement to partake of a 8 buffet supper. On behalf of the choir + Mrs. Tobin, the organist, thanked the 5 W.A. for their kind hospitality. Rev. |? Mx, McNeil on behalf of the church, thanked the choir for their faithful \ February 20-21- 2 DIRK BOGARDE and MURIEL PAVLOW in 'the hilarious technicolor comedy hit "Doctor at Large" SPORTS Next Week--"TARZAN "AND THE LOST SAFARI" services each Sunday and expressed a -- tea K his appreciation to the W.A. for this i M Pi Mad F esh D il i gesture, i eat 16s e Ir al y i 8. Tn 8 We k- E d Specials Dh University 5 ek-Lnd speci § | S h ] hi 3 i "Chocolate Date Layer Cake" "Lemon Pies" 8 3 Johnson and Johnson Limited, Mon. | 8 : 0%: n treal, announced last week that it will |@ GERROW'S BAKERY H again sponsor a upiverly scholarship | & HS 5 ° contest. g ~ 5 a ® The contest was held for the first ' PHONE 32W - G. M. GERROW i . } time in Canada last year and was 0 0 : welcomed by Joting Canadian educa- | - en --_-- i tionists. : { pu - ET LE AR pss It produced six Canadian scholar- cas ; ship winners who were awarded paid- | 2 C A W K E R B R 0 S ~ up education policies having a total : 1 3 } ° value of $8,500. : ie : oo . : ab 3 Domestic Shortening, 3 1h. fin, 83c. ea. Slices ® e880 0 B9¢. Ib The Johnson and Johimon scholars ship contest in Canada is part of. an' overall contest sponsored in conjunc- FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11.0°CLOCK ~~ "The Family Butcher" tion with its U.S. associate company. Total vale of scholarships 'awarded amounts to $75,000. Entries this year will again be Jud- ged by eminent Canadians, along with a panel of leading American educa- tional authorities. The. Capadian group consists of Dr, Colin B. Ma#kay, president, - the University of + New Brunswick; Mr. Jeant Bruchesi, under- secretary of the Province of Quebec, : and Dr. G. E. Hall, president, the Uni. gprstiiieeese E2582 versity of Western Ontario, $8 Grand prize in the scholarship con- | - PHONE 29 PORT PERRY education. prizes having a value of $5,000 each. to $1,000. Important Because ..... Y throughout' the country. However, only those younger than 20 years and one month as of May 15, 1958, are eligible to receive a prize. Contestants over that age must de- signate a person under 20 years and one month as their beneficiary. Johnson and Johnson, leading manu- facturers of surgical 'dressings intro- duced the scholarship. contest last year as part of its corporate policy to afford greater educational opportuni- test is a $10,000 paid-up policy for |& There are also two second | § The other policies range from $2,600 i A total of 49 paid-up policies is be: ing offered this year for the best 50- 7 word essay on "A Good Education is 2 The contest, which runs until May x 5, 1958, is open to any Canadian of | gf any age through use of an official 5 entry blank available at retail outlets 5 81010 p.m. Business SKATING Public Skating Community Memorial Arena, Port Perry, Friday, Feb. 21st oppor unity / In Port Perry, Greenbank, and Surrounding District Complete Line of Farm Machinery ™ Apply to This was left over for the time being. 29¢ ATTRACTIVELY ties among young Canadians, CHEESE SPREAD TURNIPS ATmRACTIY ing Gn \ A, \ 0 \ THEN ag _3..a || MIXED HARDWOOD $24.00 | Dowson's Food Market | "=r. uy. 5) OWSOI | 0) MIXED WOOD, $19.00 I Z ma = "CEDAR, $3.00 SINGLE CORD ; - | Free Delivery | PRICES PLUS DELIVERY | Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co. Lid. Ho | Frank Hoskin, Blackstock Gal | Bi Mo Patou. i maré ; . 4 Ye Phone 9a Port Perry PHONE 2 feh27