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3 INE Ss VRAS WANS hd * TN th Sh A) A 3:2 . og TA RORCAN aN: IY WE ORL WISE FN EE WN emf FAK VAAL G Na rig a NN A "and restrictive. 12 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 18th, 1968 The Irvine Family held a family picnic on Sunday July 14th at Wellspring Park. A good day of swimming, ball games and horse-shoes were enjoyed by young and old. Out of town relatives were from Uxbridge, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Howard of Bloomfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Howard and boys and Mr. Stanley Howard of Pic- ton. The oldest present 84 yrs., and youngest 6 months. A . * » Mr, and Mrs. Danny Ree- sor and wee son Christopher of Agincourt were visitors with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reesor and brother Larry, on Sunday. They were delighted to find their monther home from hospital and feeling so much better. * * * i Several Girl Guides of 1st Port Perry*Company enjoyed a picnic Monday at the farm 'ROUND THE TOWN of their leader Mrs. Kathy Howell, R.R. 2, Greenbank. Ww * * Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mac- Master and girls are holiday- ing at Carnarvon. * LJ * St. John's Presbyterian Church During the month of July the services at St. Johns will be at the 11 am. hour and visitors are always sure of a welcome. For the month of August joint services are being held in the Baptist Church with the services there timed for 11 am. There will be no services in St. John's until the first Sunday in September when the time will revert to 10 a.m. The services in Burns Church Ashburn will con- tinue at the 9.30 a.m. hour until the first Sunday in September when they will switch back to 11.30 a.m. Certain Restrictions If Making Home Brew In a summer when all the beer is fast disappearing, a beer drinker's. fancy may turn to making his own brew. And apparently some beer drinkers' fancies have done exactly that. However, all is not so sim- ple . as it sounds for the would-be home brewer. The strings attached to a beer application are many The appli- cant must swear that any beer he makes is for the sole use of himself and his imme- diate family. The beer can- not be taken off his premises and most certainly cannot be sold. The application also notes exactly what equipment can be used for making the beer and forbids the use of any- thing that remotely hints of a still. The applicant must swear that he has néver been con- victed of any liquor offences having to do with the illegal sale of liquor. For those taking an' inter- est in making an application, the RCMP also takes a great RETREATS WANTED 985-7373 They like to make sure no- body is violating the terms of their agreement with the customs and excise people. And, like everything else, time also seems to be work- ing against the amateur hops maker. The beer, once it has been brewed, must sit for ten or 12 days. Of course there's no telling what the stuff is going to taste like. Besides, by the time the beer is ready, the strike may be over. Pickering Township (Continued said. it would be a long and costly proceeding. Not only would the county and the township have to be represented by counsel; but each of the other 16 muni- cipalities in the county had the right to be represented by counsel; as in the event the appeal is allowed, the other municipalities would have to assume some of the amount cut from the Picker- ing Township assessment. The total county equalized 1968 assessment on which the 1969 county levy would be based, as approved by county council, was $164,810,925. The Pickering Township share of this amount was 28.79086 per cent or $47, 460,400. REGIST A H SCUGOG TOWNSHIP RETARDED CHILDREN'S EDUCATION ! FOR PORT PERRY, UXBRIDGE and TOWNSHIPS of i $COTT, UXBRIDGE, SCU | WRIGHT. © FOR THE TERM COMMENCING SEPTEMBER, 1968. . APPLICATION FORMS MAY BE SECURED FROM THE SECRETARY-TREASURER, SYDNEY H. CHANDLER, RR. #3, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO. RATION AUTHORITY GOG, REACH and CART- July 18-25 interest in the 'applicants. would be held until fall; but } A BONANZA 13 OF OUTSTANDING @/+ KG FOOD VALUES JX POR) TT 15 WESTON CHELSEA BUNS 8 to pkg. 45¢ . g. $1.09! JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER 14-0z. Economy tin 79¢ BUY-OF-THE-WEEK Chock Full '0 Nuts 89 Reg. $1.19 Value! 1-1b. tin BEST BUY! -- Save 8c! TEA BAGS 60 to pkg. COFFEE 79 The Tea That Dares « SPECIALLY SELECTED -- CANADA GRADE 'A' EVISCERATED TURKEYS son 395 Swift Premium' -- Fully Cooked SMOKED PICNICS Ib. 59¢ Schneiders -- Famous Red Hots Brand SKINLESS WIENERS 1-Ib. pkg. 55¢ Schneiders -- Mild Seasoned SIZZLER SAUSAGE 1-Ib. tray 59¢ SCHNEIDERS -- MIX & MATCH! LUNCHEON MEATS © MEAT AND CHICKEN . 6-0z. pkgs. e LUNCH MEAT LOAF .. ¢ PORK LOAF DRESSING any * PICKLE AND PIMENTO 2 FOR e MAC. AND CHEESE ... ® DUTCH LOAF ......... ® HEAD CHEESE ........ [4 ® BOLOGNA 7 evesseeesss Schneiders Mild Seasoned BOLOGNA RINGS Ib. 59¢ FAMOUS FOODS FROM SHOPSYS Shopsys ALL BEEF WIENERS Ib. 59¢ Shops; BOLOGNA SLICES Ib. 55¢ POTATO SALAD 12-0z. 2 for 65c¢ Instant COFFEE -HAMBURG BUNS or Shops; COLE SLAW 12-0z. 2 for 65¢ RED & WHITE OFFERS Reg. $2.69 Value | BEST QUALITY PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKETS Round 21" x 10%" Jeep, = available in Sandalwood or Turquoise $1.39 with $5.00 order OCEAN PERCH FILLETS BEST BUY! -- Save 18¢! WHITE SWAN BATHROOM TISSUE BEST BUY!--Regular $1.09 Value! GIANT SIZE -- 15¢ OFF PACK FAB DETERGENT "wreron 4149: 75: SAVE 30c! MAPLE LEAF 1%-1b. tin PICNIC Shoulders $1.29 BEST BUY! -- Save 6c! CLARK'S FANCY QUALITY TOMATO JUICE 35 Puritan STEWS 40: York fancy Peas 5«99¢. SAVE 12¢! -- For salads or cooking MAZOLA OIL" = '89¢ SAVE 16¢c! -- FRUIT DRINK POWDERS : KOOL-AID 20w«$1, SAVE 18¢! -- RED & WHITE 8-0z. pkgs. Jelly Powders 10«99¢ SAVE 6c! -- RED & WHITE 5-0z, jar SAVE 11c -- CHOICE SLICED or CRUSHED 19-0z. tins Lee Pineapple 4+«89:¢ REG, 29¢! -- RED & WHITE 8 to pkg. 4 for 00: . Wiener Rolls AY -- Save 10¢! , Pn Pr -- SALAD DRESSING 53: SAVE 25c! 12-0%. tins * Prem Luncheon Meat 2 « 89¢ SAVE 13¢! -- Sliced Dills -- Sweet Mixed - 15-0z. jars Pickles Mdarens 2w65¢ SAVE 4c! -- A2 8qt. pack 49¢ Newport FLUFFS HIGH LINER FROZEN FOOD FEATURES ! 1%] HADDOCK FISH & CHIPS 63c 45e ~ SUNSHINE FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES LUSCIOUS GEORGIA PEACHES no.1 15.19 Mild, Sweet, Walla-Walla SPANISH ONIONS pkg. of two 35¢ CALIFORNIA LEMONS 6 for 39c¢ 10-1b. bag 59¢ NEW POTATOES WHERE FRIENDLY PEOPLE SAVE YOU MORE. DOWSON'S | we ms vas | CHICKEN LEGS and BREASTS o.oo Ib. 59. RED & WHITE STORE CHICKEN WINGS ooo ---- a The, S100 1 ® PORT PERRY WARKWORTH CHEESE Mild ................. 1b. 69c. AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT Open Every Thurs. Fri, Nigh Till 9 p.m.' Cg