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. [oR I 4 fa 2 FALE RS RECO AR We WR SIRE BURKETON NEWS Sympathy of the community is "extended to the Bonnetta family, Mr. Thomas Ashton, Toronto, visited Mr, and Mrs: Leslie Taylor and family. He also called to see his father Mr. Cy- rus Ashton, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fowler were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans, Pontypool. A number of people from this community attended the International Plowing Match at convenience. Invitation Evelyn and Tom Harris invite you lo a Reception for Joy and Dr. Claude Vipond lo be held at the Harris home, 447 Queen Si. (Queen and Ottawa Sts.) Port Perry, Tuesday, November 2nd, 7:30 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. In a little more than two decades Dr. Vipond has had a distinguished career as a student, in the) Militia, as a Surgeon in Oshawa and in Malaya under the Colombo Plan. He still found time to serve the people of Oshawa on the Board of Education both as Chairfiian and member. We believe him lo be abundantly qualified lo serve the people of Ontario Riding as their represeniative in Ot- tawa. We want you to meel Joy and Claude. Please feel free lo come and go at your Pre-set fine tuning. WHY WAIT AROUND? PHILIPS MONITRON 300 T.V. HAS INSTANT PICTURE AND SOUND , Monitronic Circuit Stabilizer protects expensive components from power surges. Instant picture and sound. Picture tube is guaranteed for two years--and offers new Direct Vision with no second glass to cause light reflections, trap dust. $279.00 with Trade Massey Ferguson Farms, Milli- ken, Ont. Well drilling has been in operation at the Farms of Larmers and Gilbanks. You are most cordially invit- ed to our service on Sunday afternoon at 2.30 p.m., Sunday, October 31st with a guest speaker and special music. Sun- day school will be withdrawn this Sunday. Miss Hilda Hall, Mrs. G. We- therup were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hubbard and Janice, Trenton, were Sun- day guests of Muy. and Mrs. B. Hubbard. Mrs. B. Lavelle and Friend, Toronto were recent guests of Mrs. F. Caughill and family. Sorry to report that Miss Kathy Lee is in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen- son and family have taken up residence in Port Perry area. - Congratulations to Mr. Jo- seph Avery on celebrating his 90th Birthday at the home of his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Larmer. His family attend- ed this occasion. Birthday greetings are ex- tended to Mrs. E. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Hickey were callers of Mrs. C VanDam. PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs, Oct. 28th, 1965-5 NDP CANDIDATE STRESSES THE NEED FOR MEDICARE "The compulsory features of | ideals Canadians cherish. the Medicare recommendations of the Hall Commission are ne- cessary, and in no way objec- tionable or undemocratic, ac- cording to the Royal Commis- sion on Health Services" New Democratic Party Candidate Oliver Hodges told the Local 222 GM Unit membership meet- ing Thursday night. Mr. Hodges said that the New Democratic Party alone had en- dorsed the Royal Commission on Health Services recommenda- tion without qualification. "Me- dicare as recommended by these experts must be implemented. I shall work unceasingly to see that we Canadians enjoy the full benefits of Medicare. It is the priority item", Pointing out that the union had bargained for and won full medical and hospital protection paid by the company, he said that when Medicare came in, these negotiated benefits would be converted to cash or other additional benefits. Mr. Hodges stressed the in- sistence of the Royal Commis- sion that the compulsory fea- tures of Medicare were neces- sary to achieve the democratic He pointed out that whereas we are compelled to pay taxes for education and our children are compelled to attend schools, in the case of Medicare, while there is compulsion to pay taxes, there is no compulsion on anyone to accept or obtain ser- vices. ALTONA CIDER MILL APPLES CUSTOM PRESSED BY APPOINTMENT Call 640-2589 Dave Cumming R.R. 3 Stouffville \ 1 sa its no trick fo treat yourself to our At Your CARLOAD FOOD MARK ET, Prince Albert iy 'MONARCH ; TO ATO 48 oz. tin 3 Q- FLOUR 7lb. Bag JUICE ° KELLOGGS ixdvaly J BI SETAC 3¢ 1 PEAS KRISPIES CARNATION 1 1 iy Lip _ " INSTANT 31Ib.Pkg. $ ge. Pkg. MIL K "la OATS (| NESCAFE 14c off AJAX pi for 3 0: INSTANT 6-oz. jar y 1 CLEANSER COFFEE . KLEENEX Saran Js oz. tins J] 400 WHITE pI 5 yA DOG FOOD TISSUES | MEATS Warranty ® Direct Vision Picture Tube 241 QUEEN ST. 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