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EXIT A OF € 5 % a 4 i» a OAR Ae 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 27th, 1961 and optical appliances sold on the| Church. Mrs, Murry in her talk, exe Batten and Mrs. Fred Daw had | possibilities of raising revenues to | ¢rous than those allowed in other pro- --==3% Sales Tax | finance Ontario's imperative needs, we have come to the conclusion that vinces, are as follows: 1. Any purchase where the consider- the Government should ask the Legis- prescription of a physician, dentist or optometrist, and artificial . limbs, wheel cahirs and hearing aids will be plained the purpose, the distribution and raising of the funds and organiza- tion of the local groups. Mrs. B. ASHBURN Sunday School was well attended on charge of the programme. Mrs. Edgar Heron, Faye and Mary; Starts Sept. 1 ation is less than 17 cents, no matter . exempt, what object of the purchase may be, Wanamaker moved a vote of thanks Murry for coming to our Mrs. Russell Batten; Mrs. Alfred Fi- lature for its approval of a 8 per Sunday, Apr. 28rd. Owing to Mr. become effective in Ontario on Sept. Announcement was made by Provincial Treasurer James WN. in his Budget Statement on Thursday, carefully (SIAR Tats Sr 7 Sl -~ Re = af EN - {) September 1, clared Allan BEST BUY -- SAVE 11¢ York -- 15 oz. Tin FANCY CREAM CORN - the retail level only. ments of the tax, examined all tions usually comparable or more gen- including exemp- A three per cent sales tax is due to | cent sales Tax to become effective on | will be exempt. 1961," Mr. Allan de- The sales tax will be imposed at drinks will be exempt. 3. All children's clothing will be The main ele- exempt. 2. All food products, with the ex- ception of candy, confections and soft "tuction of goods or tangible personal 4. All drugs, medicines and dental Ra a... °' es try it 61. Hi chist mix... . . . . 3k], BEST BUY -- SAVE 10¢ 1 1b, Package GEM MARGARINE RE | 1 | BEST BUY -- SAVE 15¢ DEED THOWNED BEANS - . . for], BEST MY Sa hie Meat -- 7 oz. Tin FANCY TUNA FISH - - - - . 31. BEST BUY - SAVE 16e Ken-L-Ration - 15 oz. Tin DOG FOOD - -& for BEST BUY - SAVE Heinz 1 O: 1 BABY FOODS Org, FEATURE - SAVE 48¢ 1% Pillsbury Layer 4 k 1 CAKE MIXES PKS. Bo GREEN PEAS FEATURE SAVE 1 te BEST BUY-SAVE 45¢ : Purex, while or wires Or 1 «1 3 3 } Toilet Tissue VOT Q BEST BUY - SAVE 23¢ [J] Birds Eye Frozen 6 oz Tin ORANGE JUICE 4 orl. FEATURE - SAVE 16¢c Garden Patch - 15 oz. Tin 8 f 1 GREEN PEAS org. FEATURE -- SAVE 16c Corn Flakes 12 oz. Special "K" 614 oz, Sugar Pops, Sugar ceais Gres 1, I'RESH - ICEBERG - No. 1 GRADE Lettuce } JUMBO HEADS 2:=23 Delicious - Juicy PINEAPPLES 2 * §5¢ No. 1 Grade - Large Cobs Corn-on-the-Cob 5/49c Golden Yellow BANANAS ld Ontario No. 1 Grade - Cello Bag Cooking Onions 3+ 19¢ FEATURE -- SAVE 25¢ Miss Canada -- 28 oz. fle Choice Tomatoes 5 + $1.00 FEATURE -- SAVE Red & White -- 16 oz. Tin Evaporated Milk 7 + $1.00 FEATURE -- SAVE 16¢ 89 Butterfat -- Pouch Pak Milk-0 Powder FEATURE -- SAVE 8¢ Gold Reef -- 20 oz, Tin Sliced Pineapple FEATURE -- SAVE 1l1¢ Regular or Chubby Kleenex Tissues 7 rr $1.00 4 ror $1.00 7 vo $1.00 FEATURE -- SAVE 19¢ 'LIQUID WAX - - $1.00 FEATURE -- SAVE 28¢ ? Fruit Cocktail 4 =r $1.00 FEATURE -- SAVE 25¢ Jams & Jellies 5 ro $1.00 FEATURE -- SAVE 20¢ -- 10¢ Size Success -- Heavy Duty -- 40 oz. Tin Libby's Fancy -- 15 oz. Tin Wagstaffe's -- 9 oz. Jar al Chocolate Bars 12 ror $1.00 with the purchase Joh 4: 1 Store Sliced L ] & AUNT MARY of "BEEF LIVER - ww. fhe ° EARLY iste Swift's Premium -- 1 1b, Pkg. WHILE THEY LAST B Mindless Bacon Ly Toc. FEATURE -- SAVE 50¢ . Johnson's -- Large Tin BABY POWDER 2 + $1.00 FEATURE -- SAVE 50c -- 25-40-60 Watt LIGHT BULBS 6 « $1.00 FEATURE -- SAVE 16c -- Homogenized Red & White -- 9 oz, Tumbler Peanut Butter - 4+ $1.00 FEATURE -- Sunbeam - 12 to Pkg. LEMON BUNS - - 3c FEATURE -- Red & White Jelly Powders 14 rc $1.00 FRESH PORK SUgULDER ROAST 37 Fresh, Boneless Pork Butt Roast 19 Swift's Premium, Cooked Ready to Eat Smoked Picnics * 47c DOLLAR DAY COMBINATION SWIFT'S T.R.M. Macaroni & Cheese, Dutch Loaf, Beef, Veal, Pork -& Chicken, Pickle & Pimento, Bologna Sliced, Vue Vac ~ « 6 oz. Pack > for $1.00 | retail level only, the amount of the such as food and children's clothing, iit will bear lightly upon persons of relatively low incomes and more heay- _|.all present especially our guest speak- 6. Any meals costing $1.60 or less|to Mrs: purchased in exempt. 6. All machinery used in the pro- restaurants will be property when such goods or personal property are subject to sale at retail will be. exempt. 7. All products that are for sale outside the Province or sold for ship- ment outside the Province, whether in Canada or abroad, will be exempt. , 8. Products used by farmers in the business of farming will benefit from substantial exemptions. 9. As the tax will be imposed at the tax can in each case be shown separ- ately from the price. Mr. Allan said that the Ontario re- tail sales tax has been carefully de- signed to achieve two main purposes: (a) To be progressive in its inci- dence. By exempting necessaries ily upon perosns with high incomes, in accordance with the principle of ability to pay; (b) To maintain a high rate of ec- onomic development. By exempting from the tax machinery used in the production of goods and tangible per- sonal property, whether sold inside or outside the Province, continued ex- pansion of industry and exports to other provinées and other countries should be ensured. Mr. Allan later announced that re- bates will be given to municipalities on purchases of goods for their capi- tal works programmes. } < Seagrave April meeting of W.A., met in S.S. room on Wednesday evening, April 19. Devotional was in charge of the north group under leadership of Mrs. Abraham. Meeting opened with the hymn "The Glory of the Spring How Sweet" and prayer by Mrs. MacNeil. Scripture from Rev. 12:1-5 read by Mrs. Stone. A springtime topic "New Life" given by Mrs. Sweetman: Hymn "Crown Him' with Many Crowns" closed this part of meeting, Mrs. Bruce our president, welcomed er, Mrs. Murry from Woodville and the ladies from Zion and Pleasant Point. "Minutes were read and adopt- ed and collection $9.40 received and penny offering $2.07. Treasurer Mrs. B. Wanamaker reported on re- ceipts and expenses for past month. Receipts from supper $46.60 and Bal- ance of $392. on hand. $77.00 re- ceived from North group. Sick box convenor Mrs, Fishley reported no boxes sent pgst month. It was arranged that the groups would place flowers in church for summer months, the West group be responsible for May. Mrs. Bruce re- ported op the, painting of S.S. ceiling to be done in near future.. It was decided that we turn in to the com- mittee the $106.00 intended for this purpose, Mrs. McNeil then introduced Mrs. Murry of Woddville who spoke on the new Women's Organization about ta be formed in. 1962 in the United meeting and helping us to understand more clearly this new program for the Women of the Church. A thank you was given by Pleasant Point and Zion ladies for being given an: opportunity to attend this meet- ing. An invitation was given to Sea- grave, W.A. to attend the meeting at Pleasant Point on May 38. The an- nual Presbytery was announced for May 9th at Fenelon Falls. ". Meeting closed with hymn "Blest Be the: Tie that Binds" and benedic- tion. Lunch was served by north group and social time enjoyed by all. ' Seagrave W.M.S. Mrs. McNeil was hostess for the W.M.S. Meeting held on Tues., April 26th with eleven members in attend- ance. Mrs. Havding presented a fine de- votional period after which Mrs. Bruce conducted the business. The treasurer reported that we are only $35. short of our 1961 allocation and that there is- about $560 in the work fund. On W.M.S. Sunday, May 17, the guest speaker will be Miss Jane Scott of the Toronto Telegram. The service will commence at 10.30 a.m. and be in charge of Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. McNeill. A letter was read from Mrs. Woods announcing the spring rally at Little Britain on Tuesday, May 16. The morning session will be addressed by a speaker from the Victor Home. It was suggested that a special invita- tion be extended to all women of the Church as the Vietor Home is a church-wide project. Seagrave W.M.S. were asked to contribute to the morn- ing program. Another letter from Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary regarding the pro- posed purchase of an X-Ray Machine- was read. The ladies decided to con- tribute $10 now and consider a later donation. Murs. Tishley reported the delivery of quilts and clothing to Mrs. Golden in Lindsay.. However there are still 5 quilts on hand ready to be sent, also 10 ready for tying and 3 for quilting as well as some crib quilts partly done." The committee will purchase sufficient lining material and try to-have the work done soon. Mrs. Hurst: reviewed. Chap. 1 of "The Turning World" and Mrs. Eagle- son read Mrs. Dickson's A -- monthly Wm. Perry being away with the Stu- dent Choir from Knox College. Mr. Desmond Howard had charge of Church Service here. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr, and Mrs, W. Perry in the loss of Mrs, Perry's father the late W." L. Goudie, of Scatboro last week. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Heron; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Daw; Mrs. Alfred Fisher- and Miss Mary Hopkins 'at- tended the funeral on Wednesday. Rev. C. R. Rudd, District-secretary of the Bible Society was present at our annual meeting of the Society and showed a most interesting film "The Leaves of the Tree", on Tuesday ev- ening April 18th. The monthly meeting of the L v. 0 Bible Class was held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Heron on Wednesday evening, April 19th with an attend- ance of twenty-three. Mrs. Russell sher; Mrs. Margaret Sparks; Mrs, Walter Knight; Mrs, Lindsay Death and Mrs. A. Paynter attended the W.M.S. Thank Offering at St. And- rew's Church, Pickéring on Thurs- day evening -April- 20th when Rev. George Malcolm of Formosa, was the 0 speaker, Mr .and Mrs. Lawrencé Doble, Lau- rel and Chris, of Toronto, visited at the home of.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton on Monday. Mrsand Mrs. Wm. Hamilton return. ed home on Friday after a 'two week vacation in Florida." ? NEW CASH REGISTER ? ADDING MACHINE ? TYPEWRITER See the PORT PERRY STAR for Smith Corona FESR RR SRS RAR POR eRe eetetottsstonatetesssd 2 roses ee > POPE 000 00 Phone YUkon 5-2172 Everyone Loves a Party! Celebrate that Birthday or other special event with one of our Beautiful "PARTY CAKES" Week-End Specials "Honey Cream Layer Cake" GERROW'S BAKERY TT TT yy esses sscsovescoren tre v "Coffee Roll" *lessssesssssassvsssse G. M. GERROW SWIFTS PREMIUM ¢ Fully Cooked Picnics ........ 41°" : Kent Sliced Bacon, I's.......50'" Boneless Pot Roast Beef .... . 49°" FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK [3 totteg; ---- Next meeting on May 23 -will be held at the parsonage with Mrs. Bruce in charge of the worship service and Mrs. Keen the Study Book. Cedar Creek Mrs. James Kirby has been a pa- tient in Oshawa General Hospital the past week and a half, operation on 'one of her eyes last Monday. Mrs. Frank Harris visited friends in Bobcaygeon on Thursday. Dave Davies and Aubery Merrick of Timmins visited the Larocque fa- mily over - the week-end. Aubery Merrick is Mrs. Larocque's cousin: Mr. and Mrs. Hirium Briggs and daughter, Simone of Peterboro, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris over |. the week-end. Blainé and Kay Come Back -» BLAINE AND KAY COME BACK Blaine Mathie and Kay Stokes are back on CB Cf radio with their own show. The popular stars of the Hap- noons on the. Trans-Canada netwirk They'll be playing the familiar songs and tunes which 'won them many frienls across Connde: in the; i Happy Tran She had an YUkon 5-2221 %%%2 Ee A CAWKER BROS. J "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY : WE ALSO STORE WINTER COATS Agent, HERB PAYNE ALDSWORTH SA Specializes in Moth Proofing FREE Have your rugs and drapes cleaned for spring and "have your winter clothes cleaned before storing. "ts: Phone: YU 5-2720 K KEE p : WHEELS TURNING He, & > olen ' Prolong. the life of your engins with Imperial Esso Lubricants e Marvelube ¢ Egsclube HDX "@ Mineralube e Mobllol o Esso M.P. Grease--and other high quality lubricants forall requirements, G. 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