The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Race a ds SHEP fa LP 7 A e's 2 en CAPR --- pr e- oN 524 %! BRE Cope LF A as rTmatalae > ee es B7th year, a he 16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1966 wwe thi diate von as fused sh wl tit alicie)s dealing ay IN AND OUT Of TOWN John Moore, Jim Burnett, Ken Middleton, Fred Canning, Merv Pugh spent an enjoyable week-end at Kirkland Lake, Moose hunting, No Luck, just | % mile to go. Nd * * Mr. and Mrs, Archie Menzies entertained at a going away party on Saturday evening for their son Ronnie who is with the Princess Pat regiment stationed at Edmonton, Alberta, Ronnie returned to Edmonton on Monday and will leave for overseas duty next Sunday. a nother + +» Miss Phoebe Edwards had an interesting evening recently when she 'and some friends at- tended the "Take a Chance" program on Channel 9, as a contestant. Although not a big winner enjoyed the evening very much. Transportation © courtesy of Mary Sweetman. * * Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant, Rosa St., Port Perry, were "At Home" to their many friends and family on the occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniver- sary on Saturday, November 19. Their matron of honour, Mrs. R. S. Nottingham, Myrtle was present to help celebrate. Many gifts along with a plaque of 26 silver dollars was presented to the happy couple. Guests were present from Willowdale, Port © Credit, Scarboro, Oshawa, Pick- ering, Ajax, Seagrave, Myrtle and Greenbank, and Sterling. AT REST ARMSTRONG-- Dr. Herbert H., suddenly at his home, Port Perry, Ont., on Thursday, Nov. 17th, 1966, Dr. Constance Walker, dear father of Marie(Mrs. Harry Carnegie) of Port Perry and John R. Armstrong of Ottawa, Ont. A private family service took place on Friday, Nov. 18, 1966. WILES, Mary Jane--At the Oshawa General Hospital on. Tues., Nov. 22nd, 1966, Mary Jane Wiles, beloved wife of the late William Wiles and dear mother of Orland of Brooklin, Stewart of Myrtle, Kathleen (Mrs. Frank Mackin) Oshawa and the late Lois McDiarmid. Resting at the Chapel of Me- Dermott-Panabaker, Port Perry for service. on Thursday at 2.0Q pm. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. MacKENZIE, Amy Rosina-- "At Fairview Lodge Whitby, Ont., on Tues., Nov. 22nd, 1966, Amy Rosina Beach, beloved wife of the late Alfred Thos. MacKenzie, loving aunt of Con- stance (Mrs. Fred Weber) of Whitby and H. Jack Fry of ._ Toronto, inher 86th-year. Rest- ing at thé Chapel of McDer- mott-Panabaker, Port Perry for Service on Thurs. at 8.30 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery COX, Kenneth, Oliver--Ent- ered into rest at Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, on Monday, Nov. 21st, 1966, Kenneth Oliver Cox of R.R. 1, Nestleton, in his Beloved son of the ate Mr. and Mrs: 'Cox. Rest- ing at the Mackey ' Funeral Home, Lindsay for service on Thursday, Nov. 24th at 8.00 pm. Interment at North Nes- tleton Cemetery. -|1 80% Herbert H.. Armstrong, beloved husband of Will Insure | Wheat Crops Hon. Wm. A. Stewart, Min- ister of Agriculture and Food, has recently announced that the Crop Insurance Commis- siorr, established at the last session of the Legislature, is now prepared to insure winter wheat crops in the Province. The coverage, at the present time, applies- to winter wheat only, but will be extended to other crops in the fututre. These insurable crops will in- clude spring grain, corn, for- age crops, ete. Coverage includes the haz- ards of drought, excessive rain- fall, excess moisture, flood, frost, hail, wind, winter-kill, plant disease and- insect infes- tation. . Under the new Crop Insuran- ce Plan, the amount of cover- age offered is optional. The farmer may insure for 60, 70 or of his mormal expected yield, coverage, a wheat producer must indicate his normal ex- pected yield in bushels per acre based on production records covering the preceding ten years, and assuming normal conditions. The calculation for claims for the 1967 winter wheat crop will be based on a value of $1.50 per bushel. If any part of the insured acreage is damaged by winter-kill, and is seeded to a- substitute crop, a claim based on 30% of the coverage for the damaged area. may be approved. The insurance contract of- fered by the Crop_ Insurance Commission of Ontario has been developed after extensive research, and it has been espe- cially designed with Ontario conditions in mind. It is point- ed out that it might be termed a guaranteed production plan, as it virtually guarantees a farmer's yield from most haz- ards. The premium rate schedule in this area for winter wheat for each $100.00 of insurance cov- erage is as follows: at 60% it is $4.40, at 709%--$5.90, and at 80%--$7.90 The premium rate varies according to the area of the Province in which the far- mer lives. = The final date for applica- tions for coverage on winter wheat has been set at December 16th. In future years, the fin- al date will be September 15th. Winter wheat growers are being informed by mail of the location of insurance agents who can provide applications for coverage and complete de- tails of the programme. Far- mers, who did not sell wheat or grow wheat last year, will not be on this mailing list. They may secure information from the Ontario Agriculture and Food Office, Uxbridge. Mrs. W. Bryan spent a few days with Mrs. C. Cooper, Orono. The sympathy of the com-~ munity is extended to the Oke family of Enniskillen in the passing of Mr. Albert Oke; also to Mrs. D. Kay, formerly Eva 'Sanderson in the passing of her husband. Burketon U.C.W. held a very successful Bazaar last week. Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Trick of Lindsay visited with Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Taylor on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fowler spent Thursday in Toronto. Mr. Douglas Taylor of Bow- manville called Sunday at the home of his mother & brother. Congratulations to Mr. Leslie Taylor who won 4 Champions including the Grand Champion sow and Tamworth Premier Breeder, Tamworth Premier Exhibitor Banners for 1966 at the Royal Agriculture Winter Fair in Toronto last week. Brooklin Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding . & Mrs. Herman Walker, Wnty received relatives, friends and neighbours at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Grills, on Sunday, Nov. 13th Mrs. Walker is the former Francis Diamond of Myrtle Station, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Diamond. Mr. Walker, born on the farm homestead on the 4th conces~ sion of Reach township, is the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Robert Walker. . They were married at the home of the bride's parents on Nov. 15th, 1916 by the Rev: E. Crossley Hunter, who at that time was on his first pastoral charge of the Utica, Epsom, Bethesda Churches. They have lived all ne ' | sila. their married life at Ridgedale Farm, Port Perry, until they retired to Brooklin two years ago. They have three child- ren, Jessie (Mrs. Maunsell Ger- row), Robert Walker, Doris (Mrs, Horace Grills). There are six grandchildren, Mrs. Walker received the guests wearing a plum colour ed crepe dress with a corsage of gold roses. Members of the family received the guests and Miss Vickie Gerrow was in charge of the guest book. The tea table was laid with a lace cloth centered with a gold- en bell topped wedding cake & crystal candlebrae with gold candles. Pouring tea in the afternoon were, Mrs. W. F. Walker; Mrs. WJ. hoary na nGy \. M. E. Lane, sister of the groom & Mrs. Ewart Diamond. Neices of 'the bride and groom, Miss Barbara Diamond, Mrs. Oswald Croxall, and Mrs. Dave Brun- ton served in the afternoon. In the evening, Mrs, Joshua Dobson, sisted of the brided, & Mrs. Lionel Diamond poured tea, & neices, Mrs. Stan Grills, Mrs, Earl Follest and Mus. Richard Steer served. Guests were 'present from Buffalo, N.Y., Toronto, New- market, Sutton, Claremont, Sunderland, Lindsay, Uxbridge an Port Perry. Messages of congratulations were received from the Prime Minister and other members of parliament. A number of beautiful gifts, flowers & cards were received. See The New UNDERWOOD PORT PERRY STAR : In his application for: Department of | RED & WHITE DOLLAR DAYS eo Best Buy!--Save 24c¢!-- Condensed Regular TOMATO SOUP Save 14c! PEARS 4: Heinz 10-0z. Tins ALY RED WHITE : 19-0z. Tins Culverhouse Choice Desserts $1 20c Oft RED & WHITE DOLLAR DAYS Best Buy! -- $1.38 Value! MAXWELL HOUSE ~ INSTANT COFFEE $1 3 Save 8c! -- Quality Cream Style 14-0z. Tins CORN 5: $1 Libby's Fancy Best Buy! Save 18c! Allen Fruit CRYSTALS Mix or Match! -- Orange or Pineapple-Grapefruit BEANS 6:sl Feature! -- Lynn Valley 15-0z. Tins -Green or Wax 8 esl Save 10c! -- Red & White Assorted JELLY POWDERS A $i Green Giant Nsom Small BEANS Mou} 63 $1] | FANCY PEAS =. i 5 2 Sl : Save 24c! Twin Pack | Save fo! -- Mandarin 10.07. Tins | Save 23ol--Pure Straw. or Rasp. [a |r TEI PO 1] Save 16c! Pint Bricks | Save 28¢! -- Stokely's Fancy : | Save i Tl 1 | ice cream A251 [J0ICE sor. 3281 | Shel 12:51) hi DOLLAR DAY HAM STEAK SL BURNS -- MILD SEASONED SKINLESS WIENERS BURNS -- MIX AND MATCH LUNCHEON MEATS BURNS -- FAMOUS FOR FLAVOUR - "IT'S BURNS WEEK AT RED & WHITE"! SPECIALLY SELECTED -- VALUE CHECK'D LOIN 'O PORK ROAST Tender--Juicy--Tenderloin Portion (3 - 3% Lb.) You Save Twice with Trim and Price!-- FOR FRYING, TENDER, JUICY LOIN PORK SHOPS BURNS -- WELL STREAKED RINDLESS BACON s 63, 1b. 79: QUAKER OATS QUICK, b51b.; INSTANT, 72-o0zs. BEST BUY! SAVE 6¢! HN BEE HIVE GOLDEN 2b. Tin § FEATORE: SAVE 10c! J 69: | BEST BUY! -- Pride of Canada -- Midg Save 30c! -- et 1%b. Tin J 1b. Vac Pack | BURNS HAMS $1.69 a Ib. 89¢ [mesroox coven FEATURES ! LANCIA Spaghetti or Z1b. Poly Bag | Macaroni © 2-1b. cello 41¢ 1 00 NEW! -- In Five Delicious Flavours CARNATION INSTANT sigan ot WR : 8-02. ¥ao Pak BREAKFAST Ctn. 79c¢ 4 for $1.00 __ at 6-0z. Vac Pak FEATURE! -- FLAVOURFUL PLORIDA ICES 2 for $1.00 Save 16c¢!--Monarch ror 81 Puddings 4 for Assorted Flavours 9-oz. Pkgs. Mix or Match! ! Kellogg's 3 for © CORN FLAKES, 12-0z. Pkgs. ® RICE KRISPIES, 10-0z. Pkgs. ® "K" CEREAL, 63-0z. Pkgs. . UNCLE BEN"S RICE -- ' == FROZEN FOOD FEATURES | -- Save 8c! -- Birds Eye Supreme Whole KERNEL CORN ° 2:1b, bag 53¢c 28-0z. pkg. 69¢c 12-02. Tins "AWAKE" ORAN GE 2 tins 75¢c APPLE PIE ~~ BAKERY TREATS ! Regular 49c!--Supreme Brand 24-02. | 39¢ GRAPEFRUIT CRISPY FRESH NO. 1 15881 or 5235] ; F a » Regular 29¢! -- Supreme Pkg. of 8 CUCUMBERS 2 R 29: Hamburg Buns FRESH OCEAN SPRAY a | ¢ Nn Wiener Rolls 4 for $1 CRANBERRIES 1 L K 39 ¢ 7 3 S - Supreme : SOLID GREEN : FRUIT CAKE 21b. loaf 9c Reg. 49¢! -- Weston or Sunbeam CHELSEA BUNS pkg. of 8 45¢ Brussel Sprouts ar box J¢ . DOWSON'S [ED =WHIT -- SP STEAKS TURKEYS 6-10, 22- Rib, Sirloin, Wing ECIALS -- Fr nshiiisiiain 1b. 99c. 25 1b8.. civics Ib. 49c. Y Yeisiie 66¢. FREE PARKING FOR CUSTOMERS AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE.