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on as a Sri (AN a h 3) . ' LJ hy A Lx * rly 1 EE TF PUASRR NEL ATFE ISIN TREAT VER SR 3 Ea ul dha YO AN isan aN EN; 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR, EAS ME Lisdde 81 Bs DO ALL BFRRUR TIAA TINY (RL Thursday, March 4th, 1965 SCUGOG NEWS Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and son of Toronto Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore. Mr. Mrs. Helliwell and family Sunday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Tyrell. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cawker of Port Perry Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cawker. Sorry to report Mrs. C. Fralick in Hospital at Oshawa. Trust you will soon be feeling well and again. Choir evening at 8 p.m. Mr. J. Brodie, Mrs. R. Brodie, and six friends of Toronto at their cottage, Pine Point for the week-end. Miss Linda Theurer of Tor- onto a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. Jeffrey. Miss Dianne Fralick a Sun- day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ven- ning of Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick and family Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Aldred. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard of Hampfon guests of Mr. and practise on Thursday "Mrs. Appleton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Fralick, Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Bolingbroke, Toronto. Mr. "and Mrs. Ron Sinclair \ (Judy Innes) and family, of Peterborough recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Remember our flower show, March 17th. Sweet Adelines to help with program. Mrs. Morrish and Mrs. Ram- say of Toronto dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Aldred, Sunday. A preseatation party for Mr. and Mrs. Cheerie is to be held in the Hall, Scugog on Friday evening. It has been postponed twice. Miss Irene Donaglen of Osh- awa a week-end guest of Miss Beverley Aldred. Mr. Mrs. Bruce Taylor and children of Ringwood were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis. The sympathy of the Island people is extended to the rel- atives and friends of the late Mr. Frank Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee and fam- ily of Kinsale also Mr. and Mrs. J. Empringham of Claremont recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Empringham, Mr. and Mrs. Ballingall and Dean also Mr. and Mrs. Butt and Daphne of Port Perry were Sunday dinner guests of their and parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Eden. meeting to reduce the Mar. 4 Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery COMPANY ANNUAL MEETING The meeting of the Plot Owners will be held in the MUNICIPAL BUILDING, PORT PERRY at 2.00 p.m., on Saturday, March 6th Take notice that a motion will be made at this from nine to five. F. G. CHRISTIE, President. N. W. HEAYN, Sec.-Treas. number of Directors Grace United Church U.C.W. Grace" U.C.W. met in the church parlors on Wednesday, February the seventeenth. Twenty people were present, Mrs. R. Fralick 2nd vice president opened the meeting with a poem entitled "Good Memory Rules". The Devotional was given by Mrs. Boneschanster. The Serip- ture lesson taken from Hebrews 11 verses 1 toll and 17 to 29. Carol gave a good talk on "Wings of Faith". Hymn 308, "Oh, for a closer walk with God" was sung to close the de- votional. Mrs. Gilbert our study book leader, gave a good explana- tion of the final chapter of the study book, The Word and The Way. She closed her talk with prayer. Mrs, Prentice, the president, taking the chair, asked for the roll call. It being answered by a way of helping our meetings to be more interesting & help- ful. Minutes were then read and adopted. Correspondence was read. . . Stewardship and Recruiting Secretary, Myrtle Thomas gave a good talk on What's My Busi- ness. Business -- Carol to be res- ponsible for labels; Proceeds from Auction Sale $19.70; Pro- ceeds from supper $22.75; Trea- surer's report. Offering 34.90. Wednesday 24th at 1 p.m. ladies to meet in church to tie a quilt given by Elsie Pogue. Moved by Elsie Pogue, secc- onded by Carol Boneschanster that all bills be paid. Carried. An invitation to Prospect for March 12th was received. Eliza Fralick was appointed group' leader replacing Mrs. Pogue. Lunch and Program Commit- tee for March to be D. Jeffrey, H. Kreig, A. Manns and E. Me- Claren. crop requirements, MOUNT ® Reg'd TM, Our present farm customers know they can save up to 15% on fertilizer costs by buying bulk high analyses Aero fertilizers... you can save up to 12% on plant food costs alone, Aero fertilizers are presciiption mixed locally in our new, modern plant to suit your specific soll and consultation and fertilizer service Lawrie Fertilizers vimies Phone 473-2405 A friendly suggestion from Healthy, Wealthy and Wise: [& ) fvnsg] Save up to 15% on your Fertilizer dollar with high analyses AERO® FERTILIZERS locally -- soll testing, crop selec tion, custom blending and crop Inspection. And we will even are range for spreader service to save you equipment costs. For big save Ings In high analyses Aero fertile lzers...for complete fertilizer consultation and service... call us today! Cri You can take bulk delivery at the plant, or we can deliver on your farm. Aero fertile lzers are also available In handy 50, pound poly bags. Woe offer complete crop and soll "As Aero custom hlenders Woe have fertllizer know", To help sou On every crop you grow" a CYANAR ID JZ AERO FERTILIZERS ake more profits 0f Wards Over 18 U.C.W. flower show to be March 17th. Sweet Adelines from Oshawa are putting on program. The meeting closed with the Mizpah bengffction. A lovely lunch and social hour followed. 0.K. Subsidy A subsidy for wards of the Children's Aid, Society over 18 years old approved by Ontario County Council. The move was in support of a resolution made by the Coun- ty of Lanark which seeks a subsidy for wards of public authorities between the ages of 18 and 21. Deputy Reeve Mrs. Jean Me- Pherson, of Pickering Town- ship, opposed the resolution. "This would be encouraging a little bit of laziness in our youngsters by looking after them until this age, Most of them want to get to work." Reeve Francis® Hockley said, that he understood the change in the act would apply to those wards who sought to advance their education. Ask Removal Tax On Drugs More than 100,000 signatures on a petition will form part of a brief to the Minister of Fi- nance, Walter Gordon, which will be presented by the Ontario Pharmacists' Association be- fore the end of the month. The brief asks an end to the 119% Federal Sales Tax on pre- scription drugs. Petition forms have been placed on dispensary counters of approximately 2000 drug stores across Ontario during January. "This tax imposed by the Canadian Government adds sub- stantially to the cost and dis- comfort of being sick" the pre- sident of the Ontario Pharma- cists' Association said. /This Association is a voluntary or ganization formed in 1918 and its aims are all directed to im- provements in public health. "We believe this tax to be out of line with modern Can- ada's attitude toward its eciti- zens," the OPA president added. The ANNUA Community at 8.30 OF THE The public are cordially invited to attend this meeting, so that they may be directly informed about the management and general operation of our hospital, and judge for themselves the merits of what they read and hear from others. © REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED e L MEETING Memorial ~ Hospital, Port Perry will be held at the HOSPITAL on WO FE -- Tuesday, March 23rd, 1965 p.m. : IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON REPLACING OR ADDING TO YOUR EXISTING FARM EQUIPMENT, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE. ALBERT SO Ist ANNUAL The Biggest Annual Farm Implement Sale in Eastern Ontario! M. J. REID SALES mo SERVICE AUCTION $W4/ SPRING OVER SALE STARTS 100 UNITS | wiicn2w, AND THEY MUST BE SOLD | SERALS Rocens M. J. REID SALES wo SERVICE COBOURG 372-2139 3 MILES NORTH OF COBOURG ON ONTARIO ST. AT DALE ROAD, 4 MILES EAST OF DALE,