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y.¥ J Lod MY | "oN Vy EEOC TIERS She ve 7 Canadian Community Newspapers Association Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Elhott Trudeau, former New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and James Benson, chairman of Ogilvie Benson and Mather Limited, London, England, are among the headline per sonalities who will speak at the first jomt converence of the National Newspaper As socration and the Canadian Community Newspapers As- sociation in Toronto. July 24. 25. 26 and 27 NNA comprises some 6.000 weekhes and about 1.000 dailies throughout the United States. CCNA represents more than 500 weeklies from all provinces in _ Canada. More than 2.000 delegates from both organizations are expected to take part in the joint convention program which has been built around the major pertinent ques- tions facing publishers, bus- _iness. industrial and political leaders in today's interna- tional climate. James Benson, well known as an expert in international communications and mar- keting. will talk about the challenge of marketing in an international climate. Gov- ernor Rockefeller will speak on the subject of 'The Press and The Nation' and a sem- inar on July 27th will discuss in depth 'The Freedom of the Press and its Responsibil- ity." One of the key panelists for this discussion of the very essence of publishing will be Richard Schmidt, counsel for the American Society of Newspaper Editors. Canada's Prime Minister will be the featured speaker at the closing banquet on on Canada Night, July 27. Of particular interest to community publishers will be a seminar on July 25th entitled 'The Future is Now.' Relating generally to the production facet of commun iy publishing. it has been developed by a combimation ol the resources of Bell Canada and American Tele- phone and Teléfiraph. In addition to presenting what would appear as futuristic apphcations' of. hardware actually available and in operation today, the seminar also will suggest some novel ideas on the role of the Community Paper as the Communications Centre ol the community A third seminar of special mterest to advertisers and agencies as well as publish crs will concentrate on the subject: "What we Expect and What we Receive from the Community Press as An Advertising Medium' Taking part will be the Hon. Robert Stanbury, Can ada's Minister of National Revenue from the ment point of view Michael Drexler. Vice-President and Media Director of Dovle Govern "Prime Minister Trudeau speaker at convention Dane Bernbach, New York representing the agency viewpoint; Waldo [£0 Me Naught. Director of Corpor ate Commumecations, Gen eral Motors. Detroit speak ing as a national advertiser, and representatives of co operative and retal adver tising Moderator for this sem mar will be Robert Olver, President of Canadian Ad vertisimg Advisory Board a world Jeader in advertising selt regulation Utica and area news During July, Sunday ser- vices will be held in Good- wood United Church at 9:45 a.m. and in Ballantrae Uni- ted Church at 11:30 a.m. with the student minister, Mr. Mike Ward in charge. We are pleased that Mrs. James E. Mitchell is now recuperating following sur- gery in Port Perry Com- munity Memorial Hospital last Tuesday. We are glad that Mrs. George Symes has returned home from Oshawa General Hospital, and are sorry that Mr. George Symes is now a hospital patient in Port Perry. Mr. Bert Mitchell had the misfortune to break an ankle at his home last week. A speedy recovery is wished for all the folks who are indisposed. Sympathy is extended to the family and relatives of the late Mr. Tom Dolson of Brampton in their recent bereavement. Mrs. Chester Holly of Owen Sound is spending a few days with her father, Mr. Alex MacDonald and Mr. ZENITH TV RENTALS B & W or Color "Get the best for less' SOME 1975 ZENITH MODELS NOW IN STOCK More arriving daily 1218 Simcoe St. N. INORMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE - Oshawa - 579-2411 [ and Mrs. Mervyn Mac- Cannell. Mr. Grant MacCan- nell of Markham visited the MacCannells on Satur- day and accompanied them to Peterborough to visit Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacCan- nell on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller of Mississauga and Mrs. Clair Brockman and Michelle of Courtice were Sunday visitors with the Sut- cliffes. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Field- ing and children were visi- torswith Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Sooley, Heather, Chris and Brian of Richmond, and Craig Fothe- ringham of British Columbia 'spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Philip and called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier on Sunday. A happy holiday is wished for Miss Tina Ruhl of Epsom who leaves on Wednesday on a trip to the United Nations. Congratulations to the Utica girls and boys who were listed as honour stu- dents of Port Perry High School -- Dorothy Brown, Beverley Rudkin, Heather Darnley, John Zoet, and Esther Houghland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cottyn and Wayne have been enjoying a visit with rela- tives in Western Canada. Master Charlie Brown enjoved a holiday for a few days with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Butler of Oshawa. Rev. and Mrs. 1.L. Saund- ers spent the last three week ends at the Pentecostal Braeside Camp at Paris, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Young of ~ Brantford visited Rev. and Mrs. I.L. Saunders recently. Master Danny Colbourne of Oshawa spent a few days with his grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. [.L. Saunders. NOTICE ZERING PONTIAC- BUICK LTD. Service and Parts Departments 'will be closed all day Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goslin and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson attended the Orangewalk at Huntsville on Saturday. Mrs. Jim Miller of Mount Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirton of Mount Albert on Sunday. Winners at the euchre in the hall on Friday evening were Esther Houghland. Ella McBride and Meta Read, J. Poots, Hugo Brad- 1-D-A (-1 JVI 4 gl 0] J =f -- 'Well Worth Looking For" PLASTIC COATED Rembrandt PLAYING CARDS 77°. BRIDGE SIZE PORT PERRY STAR Wednesday, July 17, ME 1974 9 With the children, the first week of Playground was a great success for all of our Play ground sites At the Port Perry Jumor site, a friendly "pug-dog™ owned by Cindy Hogg visited us on Wednesday, July 10th Thursday's special event our annual "Pet Show™ most enjoyable. The ner's are as follows. Jo-Jo who had the "higgest' stuffed amimal; Robert Wan namaker for the "cuddhish™ stuffed animal; Michael Durham for the "funniest" stuffed animal; Darlene Flewell for the "smallest" stuffed animal and Dana [Forder for the "'prettiest" stuffed animal. was Wii Stone We also enjoyed swim- ming on Monday and Wed- weather on our side and many enthusiastic anvolves our ley and George Stewart. Winners in the Freeze-Out were Margaret and Earl Ballard, first and Mrs. Foote and Esther Houghland second. See the advertisement of the Liquidation Sale at Utica Store beginning July 22. Here are but a few examples. .. 15" Striped Vinyl BEACH BALLS 39c. Loads of Summer Fun! Two 4" Metal Cups Full of Citronelfa Wax. "Citronella" CANDLES Children enjoy Pet Show nesday atternoon as well as many dramatic exercises and several creative activ ies P This werk"s programme Talent Show™ on Tuesday and Indian Day on Thursday. There will also be swimming on Monday and Wednesday afternoon and 2 special visitors on these mornings Senior Playground The semor play members vrouna then scavenger hunt and als their Imation Day on Wednesday, July 10th During the past week, they have been engaged in many sports. arts and crafts and also swimming. This week featurs "Beauty Contest' on Mon- day and a 'hike' on Wed- nesday followed by sailing and tennis instructions. If you'd like to join any of the three Playgrounds, just go to any of the sites and sign up at any time. If any questions arise call me at (985-2560) any even, ing. enjoy ed their Miss Louise Luke '71 Playground Director ALLPRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SAT. AUG. 11d 100 Dixie PAPER PLATES || 9" WHITE I.D.A. Quality COLOR FILM Cc #126 Instant Loading Type 12 Exposures RAID HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER "1. 19.. JOHNSON'S® BABY OIL 1. 09°1.09 COPPERTONE 4 oz. Lotion or 4 02. 0il 0ZONOL OINTMENT Regular Size 30 gm 88°. "OFF" INSECT REPELLENT Cc 8.802 "Trade Mark QUELLIDA DECONGESTANT TABLETS 2.2 02. Cream or 4.5 oz. Lotion 99° 88° 16's EACH BRUTONS 5-1-2 DRUGS 985-1548 PORT PIRRYS LALRA SECORD STORE 985-251 SATURDAYS for the months of JULY and AUGUST NAIR DEPILATORY Sales Department will remain open from 19:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon " ' v4 it Il s 7 1-8 ooh ' ' 3 1} ee, l r \' od oo a nie. 0) ' -- nS -- AR or Solar ET