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Animal Lovers Mrs. Flora Traplin of 750° Glenmanor Dr., Oshawa, sells an Ontario Humane Society tag to George Jack of Toronto during a "tag day" in Port Perry last Friday and Saturday. } Playing with Mr. Jack's two spaniel pups are Charlene Olliffe, 9, and her three-year-old sister Seanna of 391 Queen St. Mr. Jack owns a summer cottage at Lake View. (Photo by Bob McDougall) The Sunderland 4-H Dairy In Your Lawal| ©! cud won the Lindsay Cleaners Award for the Cham- pion group of 3 Dairy calves at the East-Central Ontario 4-H Calf Club Championship show at Lindsay Fair on Wed- nesday, Sept. 23. This is the third year in in a row that the Sunderland 4-H Dairy Calf Club has won this award. It is also the third year that Gail Snoddon, R. R. 4, Sunderland, has been a member of this group. The other two members of the group this year were Pau! and Mary Scheepers, R. R. 2, Cannington The Champion group of 3 beef calves was also an Ontario county entry. The Beaverton 4-H calf club was awarded the A & P Trophy for the three hereford heifers shown by Carolyn, Chery! and Doug Smith, R. R. 2, Beaverton. WINTER 1S COMING IS YOUR HOME "Snugged Up" for Cold Weather ASK US ABOUT Insulation-- Aluminum Storm Doors-- Caulking Compound and Weatherstrip Reesor Fuel & Lumber Master Feeds 39 Queen St. Port P * 985-2131 - Mrs. L. Beacock The. correspondent regrets omitting the item in last week's news column that at worship the congregation thoroughly enjoyed the vocal duet by two of the choir members Mrs. F. Harris and Miss Denise Jeffery, accom- panied at the organ by Miss Linda Hunter. We all offer sincere sym- pathy to Mrs. E. Martyn whose aged mother passed away early Sunday morning. Speedy recovery is wished for Mrs. 1 Doyle and Mrs. Chas. Grainger who are both hospitalized and others who have been ill at home. Last Wednesday morning around ten o'clock three car- loads of U.C.W. members, plus two welcome visitors left our village heading for the newly erected home of Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Doupe, situ- ated east of Norwood. This mileage was travelled and previously planned to hon- our a sincere member Mrs. Doupe or 'as we naturally termed her as just Leta. We all arrived a@ sur- prise in a body of wéll-wish- ers, accompanied by a salad buffet which proved most palatable. At two o'clock the meeting of the month commenced with Mrs. Beacock and Mrs. Jewell conducting a devotion period including scripture, hymns and the theme. President Mrs. T. Hodgins extended a welcome to all, especially to our hostess who | At this moment Mrs. C. | : Prince Albert was astonished to see us that. day. Minutes read by Mrs. M. Pugh, also a warm note of appreciation from Mrs. Silas Reynolds for remembrances she received while hospital- ized. Treasurer Mrs. R. Deeth re- ported a summary on finan- ces. Apparently very suc- cessful figures were net from serving food at recent fair booth. Naturally a few bills were on file. Social convener Mrs. B. Smith related committee for forthcoming annual turkey dinner, namely herself as customary, the president, also Mrs. C. Love and Mrs. L. Beacock whom all will meet very soon to make ten tative plans, ete. As our year is nearing an end the nominating commit- tee was announced.' Mrs. H. Hodgins, Mrs. T. Hodgins & Mrs. C. Newnham, to locate an executive and offices to be occupied for the ensuing year. Also last Saturday U.C.W. catered a wedding reception in the Amber Room, Whitby. The bride being a former village girl Miss Jane Hunt- ly. Mrs. N. Howey, Mrs. T. Hodgins, Mrs. Wm. R. Hope appointed to attend Leader- ship and Development Day held in Kingsway Church. Being no further business. Mizpah benediction was re- peated following the last hymn. PRICES EFFECTIVE | Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sept. 30 to Oct. 3 Hadden, R. R. 4, Sunderiand,|} Maple Leaf Tenderflake D iv. ko. 49. Lard Hereford Corned Beef Dole Hawaiin Sliced or Crushed D 19 «im OB Pineapple Premium 16 oz. pkg. Christies Sodas Kraft Canadian Cheese Slices 12" x 1008. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. ist, 1970 --- § lery) for which she the re- continued on page 6 News Newnham expressed regret te Leta Doupe, she during the years in our village had proven an efficient worker as a member of U.C.W. and a general good friend, fol- lowed by reading a card verse and names autograph- ed. President Mrs. T. Hod- gins on behalf of the mem- bers presented Mrs, Doupe with a personal gift (jewel- FLORIDA - SENIOR CITIZENS 14-DAY SUNSHINE VACATION '163. 2: FROM e@ NOV.15 INCREDIBLE?? = PHONE TODAY!! PRASELWAYDS TOLRS BEARE MOTORS CHEVROLET Howard's § Draperies HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard Venetian & Cleth Blinds MAPLE LEAF R.T.S. Boneless Dinner Hams 12 oz .tins 63- 39: nb. B9- m. 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