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Ard pr > bi . PRS ng a a HE Mp DT sent a Bb en Lami Th > -d Wd Be: "e ASTI 8 Fan Bind Jack Cook, who severely | injured his hand while sett ing off fireworks display at the Fair Grounds, May 24th is featured in an article in the bulletin published by the Workmen's Compensation Board of Ontario. 'It is the same article which appeared in the Port Perry Star on Thursday, August 31 with an accompanying pic- ture of Jack re-training his injured hand at the WCB re. habilitation Centre at Downs: view. LJ J J LJ] The Lions Club Ladies night originally scheduled for Saturday, December 16th has been changed to Satur- day, December 9th. LJ J ss @ Two bus loads of Teachers of the R. H. Cornish Public School, their husbands and Rey | APD 3 x ALL PREF PR "ROUND THE TOWN" . ~ 4 . RA (VS 5 FORAY LITHROFFR, IR AAR SLA AP bh ATL PEAR WAC AER WAGIRY OF: | wives, members of the School Board and friends en- joyed an evening in Toronto recently, when they attended the Ice Capades at Maple Leaf Gardens. LJ LJ * LJ Another sure sign of Christmas approaching is the familiar sign of "Jolly Old Santa" in A. W: Brock's De- partment Store window. He is now all decked out in his finery for all to enjoy. *$ * x 8 Members of the Hospital Auxiliary will be interested to know that an excellent guest speaker, Mr. W. A. Holland, administrator of Oshawa General Hospital will be the speaker at the annual meeting held in the Munici- pal Building, Monday, Nov- ember 20th at 8 p.m. From Oct. 1 TORONTO: A new regula- Studded Tires Permitted To March 31 ario on November 10, 1967. tion, permitting the use of studded tires from October 1 to March 31, but imposing certain controls In announcing the new regulation, Ontario's Minister of Transport, Hon. Irwin Has- on their| gett, pointed out that studded use, came into effect in Ont- County Cream Producers Elect George Morris Pres. The annual meeting of the Ontario County Cream Pro- ducers' Association was held recently in the Department of Agriculture and Food, Uxbridge, with 56 farmers in attendance. Mr. W. D. Chipchase, Dist. rict Director on the Cream Producers' Marketing Board, addressed the meeting. He outlined some of the work that the Cream Producers' Marketing Board carried out during the year. Mr. Harold Martin, Secre- tary-Manager of the Cream Producers' Marketing Board. stated that there is no butter surplus at the present time. He also stated that the qual- ity of farm separated cream was the responsibility of the Ontario Department of Agri- culture and Food, while the price of butterfat to the cream producer was the res ponsibility of the Federal Government. The election of officers and directors resulted as follows: Honorary President-- Gordon Rynard, Zephyr, #1 President-- George Morris, Uxbridge, #1 Vice-President-- Art Brown, Sandford Secretary-Treasurer-- H. L. Fair, Uxbridge Voting Delegates-- Gordon Rynard George Morris Art Brown. Directors for 1968 Rama--Leonard Cooper, Washago Mara--John B. Warren, Brechin, #1 Thorah--Leonard Davis, Beaverton, #2 Brock--Les Faux, Blackwater Reach--Fred Lamb, Port Perry, #4 Scott--Stewart , Annand, Uxbridge, #2 Uxbridge--Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge, #1 Pickering--Fred Fiss, Balsam Whitby--William Parrinder, Brooklin East Whitby--Fred Mec- Laughlin, Oshawa, #2 Scugog--Everett Prentice, Port Perry, #3 Director to Ontario County Federation of Agricul- ture--William Parrinder, Brooklin. Some Bull! A new world record sale price for a dairy animal was established at Oakville on Nov. 7 as a Holstein bull calf sold for $150,000. at the annual All-Canadian Sale. The bull calf, named Oak Ridges Supreme Progress, was bought by ABC Farms, Brampton, Ontario from Claude Picket, Hornby, Ont. Also established was a re. cord auction sale average for dairy cattle of $16,715. each for 13 head that sold for a total of $217,300. Buyers from many countries includ ing U.S.A, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Ttaly jammed the Hays Sales Arena. Your RED CROSS is Servi Tod Ready for Tomorrow or ATR hh IY PUES BSE TENA. SSL ee 35 bes A Hf SORTER ALLE ALTE CT TR PX ade Ridden beg Bao Blt A gt LA LCT FER A RTH STAR ie ASR EAN RT value if correctly used, and that any resulting damage to roads from studded tires may be minimized by means of controls regarding their use. A studded tire is defined by regulation as a tire which has imbedded into the tread hard material devices % of an inch in diameter or less and projecting no more than 1/16 of an inch beyond the tread of the tire. No tires having hard material devices imbedded into the tread can now be sold or used on a highway unless they conform to this definition. If studded tires are used] on the rear wheels only, or on all four wheels, braking action is improved. If they are used on the front wheels only, the vehicle will invari- ably '"'skid out" when brak- es are applied. The new re- gulation prohibits the opera- NOVEMBER 1S ar MONTH FOR Tn tion of a motor vehicle equip- ped with studded tires on front wheels only. A motor vehicle which has more than one wheel on each end of any one -axle must have the same number of studded tires on each end of * such axle. BAKERY FEATURE! Reg. 39c! WESTON s CHOCOLATE o! RASPBERRY SWISS | ROLLS 4 to pkg. 35: BEST BUY! -- Reg. 43c¢ Value! 3c Off Pack Domestic SHORTENING 37¢ 'FEATURE! -- Save 30¢! -- MAPLE LEAF CANNED HAMS FEATURE! -- MAPLE LEAF 3¢ Off Pack CHEESE SLICES FEATURE! -- 2¢ Off Pack CHUM Dog Food BEST BUY! -- Save 25¢! TOMATO or VEGETABLE HEINZ SOUPS 2 BEST BUY! -- Save 6¢! -- TREESWEET Grapefruit BEST BUY! -- Save 5¢! AYLMER CHOICE 1-1b. Pkg. 1%4-1b. Tin $1.59 8-0z. pkgs. 3 for $1 SPECIALLY SELECTED -- VALUE CHECK'D-- CANADA GRADE "A" -- EVISCERATED BROILER SIZE FRESH TURKEYS Ib. 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