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© oses 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, APRIL 2, 1970 home of Mrs. E. Hayes were and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eng- Letter patent of incorpora- tion have been granted to Carnegie Hardware (Bowman- ville) Limited of Bowmanville and T. and C. Barbeque Ltd., Port Perry. * * » . Dale McNenley of Yellow- knife, N.W.T., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McNenley was a member of the North West Territories All Star hockey team which won the gold medal in the first Arctic Winter Games. * * * Mr. and Mrs. John Ballard 'have returned from a two week vacation in Florida. * LJ . Ld Congratulations to Miss Carol Anton a recent gradu- ate of first year of nursing of Osler School of Nursing, * Toronto. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stap- ley and family spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Stapley and Mr. and Mrs. G. Bailey of Trenton and Bellville. Mill Rate Drops Eight Continued ie mills last year; while the general levy on farm and resi- dential properties is 15.59 mills compared with 20.76 mills -in 1969. i The county levy this year is 13.63 mills compared with 20.76 mills in 1969: Cletk William Goldie said the total to be raised includes $112,433 for township purp- and $96,908 for the county levy. The township adopted a policy of making an interim levy last year. The first 1970 payment of 'taxes fell due Feb. 15. The second is due April 1 while the remaining two payments are due June 1 and October 1. Farm Safety Council Poster Competition The Ontario County Farm Safety Council is again spon- soring a Farm and Home Safety Poster Competition. This is the tenth year for this competition, and it has been highly successful. Last year. 440 boys and girls from 20 rural schools in Ontario County took part. Prize money paid out amounted to about $200.00. Prizes will be awarded on a Township basis, and the competition 'is open to grades 5 to 8 in all rural schools in the County. Posters must not be copies of existing safety posters, and must be made on standard art class paper, and should not be larger than 14" by 20". All posters must be for- warded, through the teachers to the Department of Agri- culture and Food, Uxbridge, by the closing date, Friday, May 8th, 1970. The type and time of day -~in-which- spraying for weed control is carried out de- - termines, to a great extent, how effective any one par- ticular chemical will be. A very hot day will tend to allow the chemical to burn the crop more readily than a cool day. Spraying done after a good rain when the weeds are growing rapidly will give a better kill of weeds than during a dry spell when growth is slow. ' ' 'ROUND THE TOWN" Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lane and family spent Good Friday with Rev. and Mrs. Alec. Rice Toronto. " * * * Miss Betty Faber has just returned from a week's holi- day in Nassau and the Luthra Island, Bahamas. + + Easter visitors at the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes and sons Pat and Ernie of Ottawa, Mrs. Helen Denton, Jan, Jeff and Jill of Rich- mond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hayes and sons Bob, Brad, Brent and Bruce who have recently moved from Vancou-* ver to. Toronto. BE I Mr. and Mrs. George Ma- haffy, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wilson spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Herb How- ard at Copper Ghit, e Mrs. Dora.Nott A with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bradley "Mrs. land, Toronto. ® * Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Forester and Lynda, have just return- ed from a very pleasant holi- day in Jamaica. h » J [J Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fin- bow, Judy & Margaret Anne spent Sunday with Mr. and Petér Hvidsten. AE Token OPTOMETRIST 229 MARY STREET 985-2383 Ready For ori Canvass Continued a regular Pap test. Mr. McRichie said the campaign was more crucial than ever this year because in_spite of rising needs for cancer research, the amount provided by the Federal Government has -not risen above the $350,000 "it has given for the past. several years. He quoted Dr, D. Harold « Copp, President of the Nat- ional Cancer Institute of Canada which administers the research funds made available by the Society, who said that the record-number of appli ations from young brilliant scientists for research grants continues to mount but there is just not enough money, This year the Canadian Cancer Society campaign people and the public at large are faced Vie & with the greatest challenge - yet - only through their support will a cure for cancer be found. id SAVE dc! "APPLEFORD FOOD SAVER . WAXED PAPER 100-f1. roll 35. Niagara Spray Starch 20-02. spray tin 69: BEST BUY! - Save 10c! - SALADA Finest Orange Pekoe Pkg. 60. TEA BAGS a SEIN) save twice with trim and peice -- TENDER, JUICY- Short Rib SDE. 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