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BLS Tern Annual Meeting GREENBANK NEWS Next Sunday morning, awards will 'be presented to members of the Young Worshippers' League who have earned them by reg- ular church attendance. The Annual Congregational Meeting will be held next Mon- day evghing, Jan. 18, at 8:00. This is an important meeting concerning the life of the church and a large attendance is re- quested. : Miss C. Miller and Mrs. Mul- loy of Sunderland; Mr. T. C. Miller of Moose Jaw; Mrs. Earl Wallace and: Mrs. Gordon Jef- frey.of Port Perry were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Beare. Mir. David and Miss Myrna Spencer spent the week-end with the Ernie Reynolds family at Wilson, N. Y. The Ontario County Junior (] Ontario County Safety Council The annual meeting of the Ontario County Farm Safety Council was held in the Dept. of Agriculture Board Room,Ux- bridge, on Friday, January 8th, at 1:30 p.m. The projects, carried out in 1964,were reviewed. These pro- jects included a Farm and Home Safety Poster Competition with rural school pupils. In this com- petition, 439 posters were re- ceived, and prize money amuon- ting to $216.00 was paid out. 4-H club safety meetings were held during the month of June. A fire safety exhibit was set up at Beaverton Fair. 500 farm safety posters were distributed by the Brooklin and Uxbridge Junior Farmers' Associations. 500 safety calendars, and 2,000 ball point pens emphasizing 'fire safety', were given out to farm people in the County. 5,000 farm safety serviettes are being distributed to farm organizations in Ontario County. The Ontario County Farm Safety Council was supported from the Province of Ontario, financially in 1964 by grants the Ontario County Federation of Agriculture, the Ontario Cty. Co-op Medical Services, and a number of Townships in the County. The projects planned for 1965 will be similar to those carried out in 1964. The election -of officers and directors for 1965 resulted -as follows Honorary Chairmen -- Larry Doble, Uxbrige, 3. Norman Lehman, Claremont 2. Mrs. W. Carruthers, Uxbridge 1. Chair- man -- Norman Smith, Uxbridge 3. Vice-Chairman--Aubrey Car- son, Claremont. Secretary -- H. 1. Fair, Uxbridge. Treasurer -- Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge 1. Aud- itor-- Ralph Veitch, Uxbridge 4. Directors -- Anson Gerrow, Port Perry 3. Mrs. Stan Jewell, Sun- derland. Mrs. Sam Cawker, Port Perry. Morrison Colville, Sun- derland 2. Norman Smith, Ux- bridge 3. Ted Lamb, Port Perry 4. Mrs. Frank Barkey, Clare- mont 3. Neil Raines, Black- water 2. Mrs. W. A. Brown, Lo- cust Hill 1. ruthers, Uxbridge 1. Wallace Mclean, Udney. Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge 1. Aubrey Carson, Claremont. Bruce Mec Millan, Blackwater 1. Lloyd Wilson, Ash- burn 1. Robert L. Nesbitt, Clare= mont 1. Mrs. Norm Smith, [Ux- bridge 3. Two delegates from Onatrio County will be attending the Provincial Farm Safety Confer- ence at Guelph on Feb. 2nd and Mrs, Walter Car- | 3rd, 1965. Farmers' Choir attended a Con- ference in Toronto last Satur- day and were successful in win- ning first prize in the music competition. Congratulations. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee vis- iting Betty's father, Mr. Geo. Waddell who is a patient in the Peterborough Civic Hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Porath on the birth of a baby son. Mr, and Mrs. Armour McMil- lan spent Sunday evening at the Neil Hunter home. Mrs. Keith Bagg of Oshawa visited her grandmother, Mrs. Alice Phoenix, and Miss Jean last week. At the Annual Sunday School meeting held last Friday even- ing the following officers were elected : -- Supt.,, Rodd Foster; PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14th, 19656--19 Assistant, John Dobson; - Sec,, Don McCaig; Assistant, Morley Daivdson; Treas., J. Thomson. Best wishes to Mrs. Alma Gordon for a speedy recovery. At present she is a patient in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital suf- fering from pneumonia. Pleased to see Mr. Thom Sharp at Church on Sunday morning. His many friends hope for cont'nued imvrovenent. Mrs. Ward is also out around again after being confined to the house with a sprained ankle. Congratulations to the fol- lowing ladies who won first prize at a Curling Bonspiel in Cannington on Monday. Skip, Mrs. "Gerry Hunter, *Mrs. Lorne Blakely, Mrs Harold Howsam, and Mrs. Glen Smith. ~~ "HOPE'S IGA MARKET IGA ROYAL GOLD REG, OR NIPPY CHEESE SLICES 4 7s IGA'S OWN WAXED PAPER 4 = CHICKEN, BEEF OR IRISH YORK STEW 4% DELSEY TISSUE 4% --] ORANGE JUICE 578 y | BISCUITS 5% IGA MARGARINES MONARCH POUCH PAX CAKE MIXES VAN CAMP fo BEANS =~PORK 6% IGA CATSUP 64% KLEENEX TISSUE b "= TOMATO JUICE TE APPLESAUCE 7'%% KERNEL CORN 7 IGA MILK 7% KRAFT DINNER 7 %& REGULAR OR CHuBBIR EXTRA A TOTAL OF $28.00 IN BONUS TAPES F 0 0 D Rereive an extra $10.00 Tape with NESTLES QUIK, 2-1b. tin , Receive an extra $6.00 Tape with CIGARETTES, all poptilar Can, Brands, Ctn, of 200 PY a FOOD PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN 12, 14,15, 16, WE RESERVE THE RIGUT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Canada No. 1 Grade NEW BRUNSWICK B.C. Extra Fancy Red , Produce of U.S.A., Can. Tender Green A HEARTY ENERGY FOOD POTATOES ...... $100 DELICIOUS APPLES ...... ccooovveiinans 5 -- 39e¢. CELERY .......cceevveevveeennnnn. (Extra Large) 29c. "BROCCOLI ........ccevenee NAR NDRIOM . .) 25-1b, Bag Size 100 No. 1 Grade, Garden Fresh - Original Bunch PINK LOTION LIQUID TIDE DETERGENT, giant size Receive an extra $2.00 Tape with SARA LEE CAKES, Frozen Chocolate or Choc. Swirl, each MINCED BEEF, Freshly Gr. Pk. CRISP CARROTS, Can. No. 1 Grada, 3-1b. bag JAVEX BLEACH, 32-0z. size Turkey, Chicken, Beef FROZEN MORTON PIES ...... 5 -- $1. CHOICE GREEN REALITIES TOMATO OR VEGETABLE CLARKS SOUPS 9%: IGA DETERGENT 2: CHEERIOS 10% 0Z., TRIX 8% 0Z., WHEATIES 12 0Z., COCO PUFFS 8% 02. BIG G CEREALS J Receive an extra $4.00 tape with 8 oz. Pkgs. 1502. TINS FOR BAKERY FEATURES Hospitality Pumpkin Pie ............ each 45c. Hospitality Angel Cake .......... each 49c. REMEMBER +00 covio win A Last Week's Winner-- $10.00 oh py Mrs. John Greenwood, R.R. 2 Port Perry he ant SEAT HE Sh RR HER cA IAAT 3 Cn pg eo > ' PTE WE AAT Fi sx ---------- PEE ye. "a -, - ed a FOE a 2