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0.2 2 TERRI PED SL SRE I Od BEN SLA PSR A Jet FIA LARGIN gery. On Sunday Mr. and| PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 14, 1970 -- 5 » Y, ay [] LETTERS ro ne EDITOR S N Mrs, Doug McMillan, Mrs. N. : i eagrave ews McMillan and Mr. Cecil Fish- M : Joy. vite thers toc anchester News Residents port Berry _ There is little doubt about| Mrs. J. Snooks of Sunderland | We are sorry to hear that , ay Srclorove at 'Ohi it:--Mother's -Day has. be great-grandmother of the Mr. Wm. Pearson Sr. had a : ; "ployee of Peel's Poultry| ¥™® baby day so far as Sea-| Skelton baby and Mr. and |fall'and injured his back. He| Mr. and Mis. A. Roach,| Perry and Mrs. Herb Howard 0" payee rl ou 2 grave is concerned. Sunday's| Mrs; Wes "Crosier "also" of |is in Port Péiry hospital. | Miss Susan Roach and Mr.|of Sudbury visited Mr. and (£0 hd ; bhi mie oh ih service was the biggest ever|Sunderland, great grandpar-{hrs. Pearson whe has been {Hal Martin. -were at" the| Mrs." Grant Franklin on Sun- op years ago. We at the| j, several ways. We even|ents of the Crosier boy were [home for only a few dhys is | former's cottage, Haliburton | day. int Star were quite fre-[p. 4 o baby picture on the|present. staying with Mr. and Mrs. | Over the week-end. Mrs. Crosier with Mrs. W. quently visited by this : CPST RR ATCA RY, ' 8. Taylor and Brenda attended oung Titan with a inst order of service. There were| "The mother's 'choir. did | Stan Thomas of Greenbank. Mr. and Mrs. L. Roberts in ta S Sunda y gm ersonality| GIEBL sets of parents with 9| their bit but the babies were | Another chap on the sick | and Me. and Mus. Jia Mitchell | SFVIS0 IR Seavave on Sunday DS j ns the St Y| small children to receive the|the real attraction. list is young Mark Sturman | enjoyeda bus trip with Kedron little pl of My and Mr: bs know his whers| Sicrament of Baptism, Here| We missed the Tobins but [in hospital with respiratory | Couple's Club, to see. the Mg readers know his where : ."°| Ronald Crosier was baptised Hd " . \ is the list (2 girls and seven|understand their interest | troubles. blossoms in the Niagara dist- : : v abouts we are printing . along with nine other little brief note from Van.| C0) . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce (centred in a similiar service | The stone house on the | rict on Saturday. folk. y oy a yop Carr with Krista Marlene; |at Blackstock. 14th concession is again occ-| There was a good attend-| Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Crosier is yer y od 2nd . 7. Mr. and Mrs. John Skelton| Mother's Day at the Roy |upied. The farm has been | 'ance at Family Day Worhsip| and Mr. Clark Harrison, Tor- 3 ploy with Jennifer Lynn; Mr. and | Scotts was marked by a fam- bought by the Procuner fam-| on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Teskey| onto visited Mrs, M. Crosier Sides, ' 3 Mrs. Ron Crosier with Thom-|jly dinner. Only 22 were | ly. was assisted by Mrs. Teskey| on Sunday. r * as Ronald; Mr. and Mrs. Paul {able to be present. In the| Mrs. Marjorie Moon has| who brought a very fine] Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence a The Port Perry Star Hlozan with Sam Larry; Mr. | evening Roy's uncle and aunt [sold her place to Mr. and | message. Misses Anna Croxall| Best and family attended the Please DO continue my| and Mrs. Gary Marquis with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stockdale | Mrs. Jas. Donald from Lind. | and Denise Jeffrey sang a| Family Day service and Bapt- subscription! Not only is it) James Gary; Mr. and Mrs.|with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon say who will take possession | lovely duet. ism of their grandson at Sea- nice to keep up with things| Ken Sturman with Thomas [Stockdale and family of Tor- | on June 1st. Mrs. Moon js| Mrs. George Lane, Port|grave on Sunday morning. in a town I think highly of, Edward; Mr. and Mrs. Lee | onto visited there. Quite a having a sale of her furnit- our papers have been on| Sturman with James Elliot day, and Mrs. Scott was at [ure etc. on May 29th at 5.30 strike since I arrived here in| and John Randal; Mr. and |church too. p.m. She expects to go on . February and the Star is one| Mrs, Neil Wanamaker with | Mr, and Mrs. James Dur-|July 1st to one of the Tripp of my few contacts with the| Robert Neil. ward lield a christening par- | apartments now occupied by outside world. = Your alter dite ally the church |tY on Sunday in honour of |Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Trist. egos in the offset publishing Quite natur ; we 4 Ureh | yittle Jennifer Lynn Skelton. | ram. It looks as of Marjorie business love it, as they've| Was crowded with adoring Attending were John Skel-|will be flitting here and never had it so good. relatives but this correspon-(, grandmother from St. there during June. Best to all of you. iis ir Jot hi bo ie task George and his mother and| There is another sale com- v Sincerely, oY ISeover. iv. ve oo family 1. = Unionviie as|ing up on May 20th but at Tim Snelgrove J hose." We notice that | well as the Durward families|830 p.m. It is the annual . : . 3 [and grandmother, Mrs.| "Slave Auction" held by the Snooks. Hi-C group in the church - a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lake and [ basement. There, for a price = ) . | | family of Toronto spent Sun-|you will be able to hire : 2 :}{day with Mrs. Moon and{someone to do that job you Pr Errss. "a Township Of Scugog «Clifford. have been putting off. A : Mr. and Mrs. Dave New-| We are about to enter the RE: GARBAGE COLLECTION man and' friend from St. [confusion of the spring ann DRAMA NIGHT Ny Catharines were the Venner|iversary season. We hear . > Garbage will be collected from every household visitors. Greenbank will be first with ge and cottage in the Township of Scugog commenc- || "on Saturday Mr. and Mrs.|May 24th their date. then > . ing June 1st, 1970, once a week on Monday || Barr and Mr. and Mrs. Mor-| Seagrave May 31st and Pine- ' during June, then twice a week Monday and ley Bruce called on Neil Mc-|dale later. Perhaps there > Thursday through July and August. then Oiios Millan in - Toronto General|will be space on next weeks : u Y 9 Y gust, Hospital where he is still at|church - bulletin to give us a week, Monday from September 1st, 1970 to time of-writing awaiting sur-| some information. | ; June 30th, 1971. The charge will be $3.00 per be residence, farmhouse or cottage (NO EXCEPT- . " IONS). | K ; Garbage must be placed at the roadside in plastic {x bags or covered containers. £3 ? p "8. H. Chandler, Clerk bi ne n Si LIE=0 a : : 0% s . RADE 'A' Ontario Oven Readv . dd d i 5to 9 lb. | hse : : Avg. Wght. + 4 - : i LB. YA = wr " y¥ | 'IAT . . -- hoi ~~ i =. 0s gs Schneiders or Maple DEVON ; re + HE i Leaf Sweet Pickled | 'RINDLESS MAPLE LEAF | , MAPLE LEAF 4 i . i COTTAGE SIDE SLICED | WEINERS ; i .. ROLLS BACON BOLOGNA 51 Prices Effective This Weekend J i 6 oz. 1b. pkg. Cc Wednesday - Saturday £3 4 '» i Ib. 63c Ib. pie. 4 4 € pkgs. 25¢ May 13th, 14th, 15th, and 16th i : i PREM LYONS PREMIUM VALUE ol = C) 231) LUNCH Tea Bags 100's 1c or 63¢ ; o 120z. HTC : , DRIVE WHITE SWAN 2 ay n S ¢ a |. § "The2549Line" [W|DETERGENT oru:or 89c || TOILET TISSUE » 29c | fi A ' SAICO SOLID WHITE by rs | -- i NA i BRALERTUWINE BEirinapsn -. 53c | NAPKINS 60% ror 45c | [if = : . i nl - Cash i Car | FRUIT: DRINKS VIVA TOWELS 2: 57c| & i pur au FRESHIE 8 For 39c || sanowich sacs : hs ' § Ph A | ~ ® Off The DockToYou keuit:0s BAGGIES 2 5: 69c iailne CORN FLAKES 2120:z.7kcs. 69¢ ; 6 0 Because of the expected demand at this low price We must NESTLES B A C Ti N E 2 oz. Oc : reserve the right to limit the quantity sold to any one customer ; : i [3 ° : f | + 100% PURE SISALANA FIBRE Choc. Quik 192. s0nuspack 57¢ || KOTEX Reg 12's 2 For 95¢ = » 300 Ibs. AVERAGE TENSILE STRENGTH ah : AL ACTION MINT , " » « 10,000 ft. 40 Ibs. per BALE ; Ross & Margs REG or ¢« AVERAGE KNOT STRENGTH 135 Ibs. { PEPSODENT GT 69 I STORE HOURS | LL YOUR CO-OP. NOW {a uN CA bY Laces "8:30-6:00 p.m. Mon. Tues. and Sat. ~ | 34 Ll ~~ Distributed by : 8:30 - 9:00 p.m. Wed. Thurs. and Fri, SA N| UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO d 3, LH --, Shop For The Long Week-End I | | Monday, May 18 ~ Victoria Day