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pg AFR ' or To ns i » 5 we Em rs ay ee Pas rt Ld, RE ti b LS re a 8-THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 8rd, 1088 IN OUR TOWN Here's One Aspect of Spring We . 4) J - Don't Like Yes, we all look forward to the spring sunshine and love to see the snow banks melting away before our eyes but one thing which inevitably follows the receding snow is the grass fires, and they can become something far more serious. Each week the fire brigade is called out to stop a grassfire that has gotten out of hand and become a menace instead - «of a friend. So whether you are cleaning out a small yard or doing a bigger brush job, do observe: all the precautions! Do start your fire on a windless "day! Do make sure all rubbish is clear+ ed away in the areas of the fire! Do have water or loose earth or some means of control at hand in case the blaze becomes too fierce! Do make sure that every ember is out before you leave the fire! Do make sure that the youngsters in the area don't carry away blaging branches or otherwise spread the fire into rubbish or underbrush that has not been cleared away! If there is a slight breeze you ghou- Id start your fire in such a place that the breeze slows down the progress | of the blaz¢ rather than fanning it into an unburned area at too great a pace! Remember that a fire will create its own breeze! You may be sure your fire brigade will do their very best to help you if you get into trouble, but don't let things get that far. They may be busy fighting someone else's car- lessness when you need them or the roads may be impassable or the water supply low. No! its far better to prevent a fire than to have to fight it, DO BE CAREFUL! " Durham Co Shorthorns Se Well The Durham County Annual Short- horn Sale, held at Blackstock, brought out a good lot of cattle, with prices sharply above those of last year. Bulls averaged $361. (a $19, increase) females $203, ($72. more) and the overall average of $308. was $66.60 above last year, Top priced bull, at $500., . was con- signed by Garnet Rickard, 'Bowman- ville, and purchased by Leek Bros. Mount Albert. - This was for a big, rugged, son of Chapelton Clansman. Second top price of $426. was paid by Merill Brown, Bethany, for a thick- set, polled, son of Spring Grange Banker, consigned by John Rickard, Newcastle, Female top went to Lance Beath, Oshawa, for a cow with heifer calf, the pair selling at $500. Second fe- male top was $3870. for a polled daughter of Birmingham Dauntless, consigned by John Rickard. The pur- chaser was Lloyd Skinner, Tyrone. A number of local breeders were among the purchasers: Merrill Brown, 7 Fill YOUR EASTER BASKET BEST BUYS SAVE 4c NIBLETS BRAND - Fancy - 14-0z. tin KERNEL CORN 2 «- 33c BONELESS. HAMS BUTTERBALL FULLY COOKED SAVE 4c AYLMER - Choice - 20-0z. {in PICNICS Swift's Premium - Whole or Half "Swift's Premium Grade A - 4 to 8 Ib. avg, Turkey Broilers Ib. 61¢ Swift's Premium Shankless b 4 Dc 4 9c Bethany; John Bright, Raglan; Geo. Broadworth, Roseneath; Charlton Gregg, Roseneath; Lloyd Skinner, Ty- rone; Vernon Deviney, Grafton; L. Thompson, Burketon; Morris McGee, Ida; R. G. Moffat & Son, Orono; 8. A. Deviney, Grafton; Nyle Bristow, Port Hope; Rae Stewart, Ida; and Chas. Wilson, Burketon. Epsom On Friday night in the 8.8. rooms a turkey supper was held in honour of Epsom hockey players, a large attend- ance was present, Congratulations to the Pee Wee and Midget teams who 'were champions in their respee- tive leagues. Also the boys who played in the other leagues played well and must not be overlooked. Friends of this community were sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. "Happy" Bentley formerly of Utica, last week; also the passing of Mr. John Birkett of Port Perry, on Sun- day, saddened many. Sincere sym- pathy{is extended to members of both families at this time of their bereavement, Mrs. Stewart has returned home after her stay at the home of her son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Trick and fam- ily- have been spending a short time in Toronto visiting Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kimlin, While they were there they went on a motor trip.to Niagara. Mr. Alpine Christie, Peterborough, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Al, Christie and Darlene. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushnell and Linda spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ashton and family, Mr, and Mrs. Don Boynton, of To- ronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Boynton, recently. Mrs. Floris and girls spent the 'week end -at the home of Mrs. Floris' par- _| ents, Mr, and Mrs. Martens in Ux- bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Brawn and Trudy, and Mr, and Mrs. Anderson, were at the Christie's on Saturday night. Epsom Community Club euchre was held in the public school on Friday, March 21st. A good crowd was in at- tendance, and the.prize winners were: Mrs. J. Brawn, Mrs. R. Risebrough, Mrs, B. Demara and Mrs. O. Lane; Mr, Catherwood, Mr. L. Brawn, Mr, H. Barry, Mr. G. Taylor. : The next euchre will be held on Thursday, April 4, because the Good Friday holiday. Everyone is welcome, Greenbank W.A. The regular meeting. of the W.A., was held on Tuesday afternoon Mar, 26 at the parsonage. ° Mrs. James Ianson opened the meeting with the call to worship foll- owed by: hymn "Spirit . of God." Psalm 709 was read,in unison foll- owed by the Lord's Prayer. The scrip- ure lesson was read by Mrs: Ander- son. Mrs. E. Phair rendered a piano solo which was enjoyed by everyone. The topic on Prayer was very ably taken by Mrs. Chapin. The collection was received and dedicated by the singing of "We give Thee but thine own," The devotional closed by the singing of "Praise the Lord Ye Heay- en's adore Him." After the singing of the theme song Mrs. Geo. Beare introduced our guest speaker, Mrs. Everett Hook, who gave a very interesting and in- ergencies. for her splendid devotional period. of $406.56. evening on March 19 was joyable time. ing in May. ed to 27 members and 4 children. Chest X-Ray Jain Program Held Whitby, were given chest X-rays. The president thanked Mrs. Chapin i for opening her home and Mrs. Ianson | §8 The treasurer reported a balance 8 Our community supper and social 2 & decided | success, everyone having a very en-|¥ Plans were made for our open meet- 2 The meeting closed with the wizpah d benediction. A lovely supper was ser- | & As part of the programme of the 5 Ontario County TB Association, re- | § sidents and staff of Fairview Lodge, 2 The examinations were made by the | Ee i E : : 3 ge bode bg di County, by the Association. Junior Farmers The Port Perry Junior Farmers held their regular meeting op March 26th in tthe High School. Hugh Dobson | gave a report on the Junlor Farmer Conference at Quelph. A game of basketball was played in the gym for recreation, A lunch was served. All members should plan to attend the April meeting on April 22 when we expect to have each of the other three clubs in the County putting on 16 minutes of program This will be followed by a dance and lunch. - Give Smiles'n 4 and Chuckles CHOCOLATES THIS EASTER, all attractively wrapped. Week-End Specials "Eater Fruit Salad Layer Cake" "Lemon Pies & Tarts" _ GERROW'S BAKERY PHONE 32W G. M. GERROW formative talk on Accidents and Em- | Resssasaasecacecesncssssss CAWKER BROS. Crisp y Flake Shortening; - EASTER SPECIAL M.L. Smoked Ham | Shank End . . .54'Ib. } BultEnd .. Cid Lows Nal -' FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK "The fo th Butcher" Tae Te 00 0 nate 0 a0 0 4% 1% 0 4% 0 % PHONE 29 2.49. ...58'1h. LJ O PORT PERRY 48" 0 10000 0 Hea 00 se a 0% 4 1 40 0% 00 GREEN PEAS 2: 33c SAVE 3c ROYAL INSTANT - 7 Flavours PUDDINGS 3:35 SAVE 4¢ HEINZ - 11-oz. bottle TOMATO KETCHUP 2c * SAVE 14¢c Cannon Tea Towel Inside 10c Off Giant Pkg. BREEZE DETERGENT 63: FEATURES SAVE 4c - New K.V.P, "Wet Strength" FOOD SAVER - 100 ft. roll 29¢c WAXED PAPER - SAVE 2c SUPREME SWEET MIXED - 16 oz. jar PICKLES - - 23 SAVE 3c LIBBY's - Fancy - 15-0z. tin FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 vo 49¢ SAVE 4c AYLMER e Stuffed Manzanilla - 8-07. ice hox jar OLIVES Cee 3c Swift's Premium Cry-O-Vac Wrapped Halves FULLY COOKED Cottage Rolls b.69¢ Swift's Sliced -- 1-lb. sealed pkg. Eversweet Bacon Ib. He Swift's Brookfield - 1 1b, Skinless Sausage b@T¢ 7" FRUIT & VEGETABLES Golden Ripe Cuban - Good size BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS Orange Juice, 6-0z. tin Asparagus Spears, 10-0z. pkg. Strawberries, 15-0z. pkg. PINEAPPLES - Select Quality - Cello pkg. TOMATOES - - 35¢ Tender, Crisp - Large bunches CARROTS - 2¢:r25¢ CUCUMBERS - Large Slicers Golden YAMS 2 |bs.for 29¢ Also fresh arrivals of PARAGUS - BEANS - CANTALOUPES "= RHUBARB, ETC. 9-0z. jar . ~ on 2 for 43c Aylmer Stuffed Manz. Olives Aylmer Crushed Pineapple, 20 oz tin ___ 2c Supreme Sweet Mixed Pickles, 48 oz. jar 59¢ 25¢ 2 47¢ 2for55¢ Palm Garden Garden Fresh Mild, Flavourful, Hot-house ea. 21¢ Tasty Jersey CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRIES - FRESH Wagstaffe's Assorted Jams and Jellies 6-0z. loose pack jar 24 25¢ Sunbeam Hot Cross Buns, 12 per pkg. 39¢ + 3c Watch for next weeks AD owson's Food Markel Free Delivery Port-Ponty The 68 Fairlane Club Sedan --Dbeautiful yet low ber of Ford's fine Fairlane series, priced meme 58 FORD offers Built-i in Value at no extra cost to youl HERE ARE THE FACTS: In the low price three it's Ford that offers you these 9 extra value features as standard equipment in every model! Looking for value in your new car? Then look to the 68 Ford. There's built-in quality, "straight down the line" . ., and it's there at no extra cost vo to you! EXTRA VALUE! 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