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| A . } Hund fl Pq) £5 "5 pr} | ph 3 0) } - : iL REL 7] 3! N ER 1 SERN aT ae rp TA ERENT YAR 0 CFR YEE CA GLEE 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 12th, 1967 Durham County To Host Cornland Day, Oct. 18th The 1967 District Grain Corn Day will be held at t'~ farm of Bev Gray, Garden Hill in Durham County from 10.00 am. to 4.00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 18. An invitation is extended to all farmers in Ontario County. This event will feature all types of equipment relative to the production, harvesting and 'marketing of grain corn. Farm machinery used in the production of grain corn will be on display for the day and in addition demon- strations will be taking place from 3.00 - 4.00 p.m. in the corn field at the Cornland Day. Farmers throughout _---------------------- NOTICE! RUG and UPHOLSTERY CLEANING COMPLETE LINE OF HOME FURNISHINGS OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN. Broadloom, Draperies, T.V., Stero, Appliances, Furniture, Etc. PHONE OR SEE MARVIN APPLETON PORT PERRY 985 - 7704 the area are welcome to bring 10 ears of grain corn for a moisture test. They must, however, be on the grounds by 11.00 am. and preferably previous. to that time if they wish to have a moisture test made of the corn. In'taking the ears they should be representative of the corn in the field and should be taken just previous to coming to the Cornland Day, and not harvested and stored for a few days previ- ous to bringing them to the day. There will be no charge for this service. At 10.00 Mr. Harvey Wright, Soils and Field Crop Specialist for the Allan McPhail FOR COMMITTEE | HELP ONTARIO RIDING ELECT ON OCTOBER 17 VOTE McPHAIL X ol ROOMS TELEPHONE Ontario Department of Agri- culture and Food at Lindsay will conduct a tour of plots showing varieties of corn, date of planting, effect of fertilizer, etc. A noon lunch may be pur- chased from the Garden Hill United Church ladies. At 1.00 p.m. Mr. H. E. Bellman, Agriculutral Engineering Ex- tension Specialist from Wal. kerton will discuss the sub- ject, "The Place of High Moisture Corn in Today's Feeding Program." Follow- ing this Mr. Tom Brown, a farmer in the Bradford dist- rict will discuss the storage of high moisture corn. There will again be a tour of the plots at 3.00 p.m .in the af. ternoon following which the machinery demonstrations will take: place. Interest is keen on the part of the machinery com- panies and at the present time it would appear that most major machinery com- panies as well as many com- panies handling special equip- ment will be on hand to ex- hibit and demonstrate the machinery during the day's program. This event is being spon- sored jointly by the East Central Soil and Crop Im- provement Association which includes the counties of Ont. ario, Victoria, Peterborough, and Durham in' co-operation with the Durham County Soil and Crop Improvement As- sociation and the staff of the Extension Branch of the Ontario Department of Agri- culture ard Food in this 7 Hospital Nets $85. The recent paper and Magazine drive held by the Port Perry Scouts and Cubs was the biggest ever held. Gerry Nelson, chairman of this and many previous drives told the Star that 14!; tons of newspapers and magazines were collected. The net From Paper Drive . proceeds from the drive was $85.00 which the Group Committee had decided to con- tribute-to the hospital building fu:««. Mrs. W. Watson, sec'y-treas. is seen i..elving the cheque from the chairman of the Group Committee, Ed. Mulholland. Greenbank U.C.W. The regular monthly meet- ing of the evening unit was held at the Church on Wed- nesday, March 6th. The Devotional began with Call to Worship by Mrs. R. Foster. Hymn #525 was sung. Scripture taken from Isaiah 2nd chap. verses 1-5, read by Mrs. R. Kerry. Hymn 249 was sung. Mrs. Kerry read "Our First Centennial". Mrs. W. Phair read as the topic tenary" which told something of the life of several early Canaidans. | Oct. 12 Through Oct. 21 "Canada's First Cen-| -- LAWRENCE'S -- | Rexall ONE CENT SALE La 10 DAYS OF WONDERFUL VALUES! HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES 1 The--Iadies--then--divided UXBRIDGE Ontario Riding New Democratic Party. 852-6282 into several groups and dis- cussed questions dealing with the Church in the present so- ciety. Hymn #284 was sung. PIONEER 450 the versatile, compact .. for the economy-minded! chain saw. PIONEER (A) CHAIN SAWS PHONE 985-2431: x X57 the big difference is total engineering! 686234 Peel Hardware [their interesting program. | good condition and cleaned te) inquire of a group to present "| Harris reported on the Open Mrs. Foster lead in prayer. The President, Mrs. Mec- Kean took charge of the meeting. A welcome was ex- tended to all present and the group in charge of the De- votional were thanked for The ladies were reminded of the bale to be sent in October. Winter clothing in would be appreciated. Mrs. G. Stone was asked to a play later this Fall. Mrs. Meeting being held at Sea- grave on Wednesday, Sept- ember 27th at 8 pm. A re- port was also given on the Regional Rally being held this year at Valencia on Tuesday, October 3rd at 9.30 am. Greenbank ladies will be in charge of the offering. Mrs. Ruth will be the speak: er. Lunch will be $1.25 this year. The treasurer, Mrs. 1.00 Mi 31 SOLUTION "79 REXALL SMOKER'S 1.25 Adrienne LIPSTICK 20 oz. TOOTH PASTE Regular Shades 2 for 51.012 for 80c 2 for 51.26 5 ASA RE TALS 50 REXALL TOOTH 1.59 Adrienne SHAMPOO | BRUSHES 2 for Si. or $1.60 2 for 90c¢ 2 for 5c iki? .89 MINERAL OIL 1.89 ADRIENNE HAIR 16 oz. 1.50 BACHELOR AFTER SPRAY SHAVE : 2 for 90c 2 for SL51 2 for $1.90 2.00 COD LIVER OIL : 1.50 KLENZO RUBBERS» 16 oz. 1.00 BACHELOR SHAVE GLOVES CREAM 2 for $1.01 1.29 BACHELOR DEODORANT STICK 1.89 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES 2 for $1.90 2.98 REXALL HOT WATER BOTTLE 2 for $2.99 4.49 VITAMIN & 2 for $1.30 4 MINERAL TABLETS 49 TERRY FACE ! 1.10 BACHELOR HAIR CLOTHS 2 for $4.50 CREAM 2 for 50c 6.50 POLYMULSION 2 for $1.11 32 0a. 7.49 HEATING PADS 2 for $6.51 MO 2 for $7.50" 1.69 SACCHARIN Tablets oF. Sis 2.00 IRONING BOARD % gr. - 1000 1.50 BOX XMAS CARDS COVER WITH PAD 2 for $1.70 2 for $1.51 2 for $2.01 Lawrence Pharmacy « PORT PERRY fica. Real gave her report. vv wv « mist 985-2231 THE REXALL STORE Port Perry re dy