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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Feb. 24th, 1966 | IN AND OUT OF TOWN Mr. and Mrs, Robert Carne- gie Sr. are holidaying in Flori- | da. * * * Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sheridan, Miss Tracey Kathleen Sheridan, Terrace, B.C., Mr. and Mrs. F, D. Slemmon, Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Ireland, Deborah and Robert, Ottawa and Mr. Robert Jeffery, Scarborough were with Mrs. C. C. Jeffery over the week-end. * * * Week end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. S. A. Cawker were: Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Cawker, daughter Cheryl, & son Byron of Sudbury, Mr, and Mrs. Alan Cawker and son Mark, Mr, and Mrs. Grant Cawker & sons Christopher and Curtis of Osh- AWA, WwWerTe guests. Joint Services To Be Held By Local Churches The Port Perry Churches are planning a programme of co- operation and mutual assistance 'in providing Sunday evening Ghurch services in Port Perry. Participating will be Port Perry United Church, St, John's Pres- byterian Church and the Angli- can Church of the Ascension. Details of time and place will be found in special Church ad- vertisement in each issue of the Port Perry Star. The gen- eral arrgngement will be that each Church will host a Sunday evening service in turn, and the members of the other congrega- tions will be invited to partici- pate. The service of any given evening will be in the tradition of the host Church. The min- isters of the co-operating Chur- ches feel that such a programme will meet two needs. First there are those members who for var- ious reasons find an evening service more convenient than a morning service. Second such a service will offer an oppor- tunity on occasion to present a variety of discussion and study not possible at the larger and more formal morning services. The programme will be in- augurated this Sunay, Feb. 27 at 7.30 p.m. in the Church of the Ascension. A special pro- gramme of Lenten Music will be presented by the Gallery Choiref Peterborough under the direction of Mrs. William (Jean) Peircey. : Seed Judging Sat., Feb. 25th The annual Ontario County Seed Judging. Competition will .be held in the Brock District High School, Cannington, on Saturday, February 26, begin- ning at 9.30 a.m. Contestants will judge classes of oats, barley, wheat, alfalfa, hay and corn silage, and will be required to identify forage seeds, forage plants and weeds, All young farm people under 29 years of age as of February 1st, 1966 are eligible to compete, The contestants will be divided into Junior and Senior sections. In addition, team specials will be provided for High School Teams and Junior Farmer clubs. This competition is under the supervision of the Ontario ,De- partment of Agriculture office, Uxbridge. Sunday dinner with the co--operation of the Ontario Department of Health, The two chairmen have ap- pointed Area Chairmen to as- sist on their committee and two meetings have been planned-- Thursday, February 24th in Beaverton, and Thursday, Mar. North Ontario LLY Survey als the forthcoming mass tu- berculin test and chest X-ray survey in the north end of Ont- ario County. The survey will be conducted in April and May It was announced at the Board meeting of the Ontario County TB and Health Association that Mr. John Martin and the Rev. S. Profitt, Beaverton, would co- 3rd in Port Perry. Mr. Gordon Stockley, Ontario: Department of Health, and Mrs, E. A, Colling Executive Secre- tary, Ontario County TB and Health Association will also at- tend these meetings. i 49° price tags mean Special Savings this week! 49c FEATURES ! : BEST BUY! Save 13c! 15-0z. Tins YORK Fancy Peas 3:49: BEST BUY! Save 10c! All Purpose 5-1b. Bag FIVE ROSES Flour 49. BEST BUY! Save 13c! -- 200s or 300's Save 10c! 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