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

PORE RS v AY 405 N 5 nA} \ Caen nine hd EA DEP N AO0 TR EVA NAR LF RAN RIES ke a) 24 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 23,1972 visitors with Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Bar- thau were Mr and Mrs. William Carman of Niagara Falls, New York and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Forsythe, Billy and twins Heather and Heidi and Nancy were callers. Mr. Forsythe and Billy enjoyed a few hours fishing in Lake Scugog and Bill caught his first Muskie. * * * Mrs. Tot Hayden and Mrs. Marion Roland have return- ed home from a trip to the West Coast. * * * Miss Marnie Smith of Priceville, was entertained recently at the home of Mrs. Bruce Beare, when a Bridal Shower was held in her honour prior to her marriage to Mr. Larry Mec- Nenly on Sept. 2nd. Co- hostesses were Mrs. Allan Bond and Mrs. Jack Cook. * * * Congratulations to Mr. George Barthau who re- ceived from the Provincial Fire Marshall, a Certificate and Provincial Medal for long service on the Toronto Fire Department. Mr. Bar- thau spent 31 years with the department prior to his re- tirement 25 years ago when he and Mrs. Barthau moved to Port Perry. * * * The Uxbridge Horticul- tural Society presenting its Annual Flower Show in St. Paul's Anglican Church Hall, Toronto St. South, Ux- bridge on Saturday, Aug. 26th from 2 to 9 p.m. and Sunday August 27 from 2-5 p.m. This flower show will feature many fine speci- men blooms from Uxbridge gardens and exhibits from a group of junior gardeners. : * 0% * Mr. P. Hvidsten, Sr. at- tended the 53rd Convention of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association in Montreal last week. About 200 publishers and their families enjoyed the four day convention. September 1 increase for milk quotas The Ontario Milk Market- ing Board is advising all milk producers that there will be a general increase in their Market-Sharing Quotas effective September 1, 1972. This increase is in accor- dance with the views of the Canadian Dairy Commission and the dairy industry representatives from various provinces on the milk supply management committee, that there is a need for a greater pro- duction of milk for manu- facturing into dairy products in the current dairy year. Market-Sharing Quotas are a means of aligning the amount of milk produced with market demand. 'ROUND THE TOWN' Gloria Steinem interna- tionally famous women's rights leader, journalist and television personality, ad- dressed the Annual Dinner of the Federation of Wo- men Teachers' Associations Mr. and Mrs, F. D. Slem- mon have returned home after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. O. W, Hancock at; their summer home, Sand Lake Estates, at Elgin, Ontario. They also visited friends. in Kingston and Belleville. of Ontario on Thursday, August 19, at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. About 800 delegates and visitors, elementary school women teachers from all over Ont- ario, attended the Annual Meeting of the 34,000-mem- ber Federation from Tues- day evening, August 15th through Friday, August 18. Attending from this area were: Mrs, Gail Glass & Mrs. Sharon Croxall: of R. H. Cornish Public School, Port Perry; Mrs, Aileen Shier of Greenbank Public School, Greenbank; Mrs, Margaret Rodman of Uxbridge Public School, Uxbridge; Mrs. Joy- ce S)ephensan H. W. Knight "Hyndman, Area teachers attend Conference in Toronto Public School, Cannington and Mrs. Olive MacDonald. Cannington Public School, Cannington, Provincial President Isa- bel Ward of Pembroke, who is principal of an elemen- tary school at the Canadian Forces Base, Petawawa, pre- sided over the general ses- sions. Chairing the busi ness sessions was Margaret Q.C., Toronto lawyer. Miss Ward in her presi dential address warned dele- , gates that declining school population and spending ceilings on education im- g posed by the Ministry of Education are causing seri- ous problems for elemen- tary schools. She predicted that the quality of educa- tion would suffer if school boards employ teaching as- 3 sistants or aides and then increase the size of classes. i ES SS 0 5 5 SS TS SS SH SSS 5% 5 , % 3 LIAS AIRS LARIRT IRRITANT AIA TAN AN NNN NA NAN NON NN AA AA AAA AA NAA Tr Ar AAT 148. PXG. CATELLI SPAGHETTI 2:49. QUAKER MUFFETS 41. 3402. SIZE 48 10 XG. KOTEX Sanitary Napkins 51 51.89 FEATURE! -- SO CONVENIENT PKGS. DAYTIME 15s or SANi- -FLUSH power 45. L090 9595 909555 9590958 DE 0 SE I EI HH I HHI HII 90 Sata SR SS A A A atest tits Setatatetet tated Satadetatet ats SS 2 Serving all ONTARIO | VACATION AREAS » x BUY! -- CANADIAN PROCESS 16-0z. Pkgs. c -- ; 0. | KRAFT CHEESE sales 89 =. | nor ™ FEATUREI -- SOCKEYE 7% Fl. Oz. Tins TWIST cw PS a3 GOLD SEAL SALMON 69 | "5% BEST BUY! -- NEW PACK! -- FANCY 14 Fl, Oz. Tins TWIST Plates GREEN GIANTS!:T 4: 8 OF | = 95 BEST BUY! -- COOKED : 14 Fl, Oz. Tins F - FAVOURITES SPAGHETTI errs: JO: | 2059: BEST BUY! -- BATHROOM TISSUE Reg. Rolls F LUX BEAUTY > 'WONDERSOFT 6:90: | I. FEATURE! -- FREE FACE Hair Spray ol CORNED BEEF 1: 49: PICNIC ~ porx souoess 1 BREEZE" Wik Bt Towel 1.85 | NIE Shampoo 89: SUNSHINE FRESH PRODUCE ! 145. TH > 75 A. Oc. 8d. SE SS ES IES \ SAVANNA NNNNNNNNN NNN 8 59% ) ; ES HS I yt: " SONN SS PAMPERS DISPOSARIE "1.21 5 B ANANAS GOLDEN RIPE PREMIUM GRADE 2 18s. 25¢ A CARNIVAL of HOUSEWARES! (rozm rouo renromssr -- CELERY monsorsocsn [Jef 2 HELMAC Salas 1 ¢ MORTON DINNERS 53. PEARS wwe GSO 3° OVEN MITTS ICE FRENCH FRIES 49. ONIONS NEW CROP no} GRADE COOKING 2s 49: 7 % CUBE TRAY GREEN PEAS 53 A 4 oh ech ee OCNA 5 3 . FRESH - PICNIC STYLE - BHOULDER BOLO / Pork Roast 49: ites 725 | | Pork Butt 1 y On THE BARBECUE . FREEZER SPECIAL! ' 7 Pork Butt or Branded Beef eider F / ; Shoulder ¢ Chops 69% Chucks ¢ 65% Schneide ip 7 ' COUNTRY STYLE | cos preg | Linen Mois, Pickle & / / SAUSAGE SRL 2 Pimento, Dutch Joel to %. T 4% ALCAN CANADA DRY PURINA / FOIL GINGER ALE {| DOG CHOW |-' Reg. on low callrie / 187x25° c 4 69 case 24 tins $2. 39 3 25 Ibs. $3 99 4 OPEN EVERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 y ' 3 0 3 EE 30 30 3 EE I SE IE EH HI KIKI SANS SSSSSSNNS SN SASS SSSS SS SSS SSS