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m t r I v l TORONTO A further vrid- will have the insurance avail- less the quantity used for I of Ontarios Crop Insur ance program was announced by Hon A Stewart Min ister of Agriculture and Pood recently when he announced that a test program for in surance on forage crops is being undertaken by the Crop Insurance Commission Insur ance is already available on winter wheat and spring grains This is the first forage crop insurance plan available in North America The extension or ibe insur ance program is being tested in two areas of the Province In Western Ontario the Coun ties of Bruce Grey and Huron able and in Eastern Ontario the Counties of Prince Ed- ward Renfrew and Lennox and The inclusion of forage crops under the insurance plan is the third program to be developed by the insurance Commission since it was es tablished last September The plan has design ed to insure hay hay silage corn silage seeded pasture on the basis of normal expect ed yield Relating the insur able yield to the number of animal units maintained on these forage crops the plan insures the total production summer feeding and offers protection for per cent of crop Applicants for insur ance are given the option of selecting coverage based on or per ton of hay equivalent If the plan proves to be acceptable in the test areas selected for his season it will be made available on a Provincewide basis next year said Mr Land Mr and Mrs Robert Douglas are shown following their recent wedding in the Free Meth odist Church Newmarket The bride is the former Evelyn Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Brace Andrews Mount Albert The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Lome Hillis also of Mount Albert Photo by House of Brides VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Mist CONSECUTIVE COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND Mr and Mrs Robert James McNeil are shown following their recent wedding in Bradford United Church The bride is the former Lois of Bradford Photo by Patricias Bridal Salon k Second Place In Canada Present library Award To School Area KESWICK The formal presentation and dinner sponsored by the Encyclope dia Britannlca took place on Monday Hay 29 in the Me morial Centre Star of the evening was Mr Ronald Li brarian of Keswick Public School who with the help of Miss Ruth of Jersey Public School was instrumen tal in bringing the singular honor to the township is founding year for Cana dian School Library awards given to those school systems which with the consideration of resources show the great est measure of growth and progress towards the goal of A Cordial Invitation to All Christian Science CHURCH SERVICE and SUNDAY SCHOOL Each Sunday at SHARON PUBLIC SCHOOL SALE Clearance of Seconds SATURDAY and SUNDAY JUNE and 11 2 to Come in and pick up the bargains I CANADA GOOSE POTTERY SHARON ONTARIO behind Canada Bread LOOK JUNE SALE ON USED CARS All Iricex Reduced for quick Hale Good transportation for working man an low I IMS Toyota like new door license Chevrolet V8 door He Chevrolet door good mechanically He I960 wagon good mechanically He Rambler very 4 door He 4 door He 200 Lincoln door hardtop He door good ear He 19U Envoy 4 door good clean car lie Consul 4 door convertible very good lie 540I9R 1959 door good ear He 295 4 door motor good He fl Ford door I very lie Chevrolet door very clean lie Chevrolet door very He I door very good clean He 441727 Panel truck real good clean He V4S244 Ford 1 ton track lie Chevrolet ton track He 44551V Chevrolet ton truck Ik 44IS1V ton flat rack tic w 5 i Highway mile of llradford PHONE good school library service just such a tenacious and the elementary schools of altitude the system as a whole In thoughts Reeve J Dales stated We have achieved a singular hon or under the leadership of Ron and School Board Mr McCracken was born in Toronto teaching four years in Scarborough before he join ed the Keswick Public School in 1963 The was in terspersed by the singing of the choir of Grade 6 pupils under the leadership of Mrs John Members of the choir are Rosemary Andrews Terry Bell Marion Brian Burgess Nancy Lynn Collins Lynn Crate Sandra Karen English Francis Fellkamp David Frank Gibson Garry Hale Susan Johnston Lynn Kay Berla Kirkjatrick Donna Krllavlclus Kathy Mc Millan Marilyn Mundy Doug las Pollock Karen Bobbins Robin Rye Karen Sparks Frank Mary and Darrell Wright The dinner was served and prepared by Mrs John ston of Keswick and her assis tants Other guests of honor were Bruce It Q district manager and A Llewellyn public relations all of Encyclopedia ca Co Pro Barbara Smith of the University of Western Ontario and Miss Margaret Gayfer editor of School Pro gress were also present DEAR DORIS You wrote in one of your recent letters and I quote A lady should apologize for nothing But you are quite wrong How on earth can we ex pect young people to apologize for their mistakes if an adult doesnt know how to do it gracefully We all do things without thinking first but a tot of heartache could be pre vented if we had the courage to say were sorry Mrs Township School Area were second place winners receiv ing a cheque for and commendation plaque present ed by V director of Encyclopedia to Jim Day chairman of the School Board who stated it couldnt have been done without the tremendous sup port received First place went to the City of Calgary with 113 schools in the system Keswick Public School prin cipal Hugh A Kernohan said Our winning second place is a milestone in the develop ment of School Area Mr Dobson stated North outpaced many areas with larger school sys tems and it was due to the interest shown by the entire community He also congrat ulated Mr McCracken on his work In obtaining the Book mobile for the townships pub lic library Mr concluded his remarks by saying North Gwillimbury was recognized by all Canada for the leader ship she was giving school teachers across the country expressed the hope they would win again in School Inspector of York No I Edward Dunn in his com ments stated school librar ians must look upon books the way a terrier looks at a bone and Ron had Lake Simcoe Socials BY BURROWS DEAR MRS Im sorry that you misread my reply It reads He may well be watting for you 1o smile and speak first A lady should period Apologize for nothing etc Perhaps in copy you read the period was indistinct It makes a difference Indeed agree with you that are times when nothing but a humble apology can clear the air And it takes a big person do it DEAR DORIS My eight- yearold boy is having trouble with reading The teacher now thinks he may be retarded But at home he is real bright and understands many things A friend thinks tie may just have a reading block or might be one of those mir- seem to ror children He does seem to get words or letters turned around sometimes Wanting to Help Him DEAR WANTING It is true that children with one reading block or another may be wrongly classilied as slow learners Without the right kind of help your lad may become really discouraged A child may get upset through family crisis or lone liness or a purely physical difficulty like poor eyesight thing Is sure with early diagnosis he stands a far better chance of responding to treatment So many mothers have writ ten me about this problem that I have now assembled some facts and a reading list under the title Children With Learning Disabilities Copies are available for 15 cents and a large selfaddress ed envelope DEAR DORIS I am a lab technician but I find the thc work isnt very intellec tually stimulating I would like to go to university next but I cant decide whether to go and if so what to take I am interested in Fine Arts but that would cost a lot 1 am also interested in literature and psychology and an Arts course would cost less think eventually I will marry 1 would like to have some artistic training some thing to devote my interest to to get away from the drudgery of housework Advice Wanted DEAR Then do both Get as much general education as you con absorb first A general university course can teach you how to think for yourself and will give you a completely differ ent approach to life DEAR DORIS retired from driving a taxi three years ago when I started drawing the old age pension But then neither I nor my wife could stand me being around the house all the time Thought you would like to know about my new Job The city tourist bureau got In touch with me and now Im having more fun than ever had before am a guide for tourists They call me when someone needs to bo toted around or wants to sec the sights should have started it years Three Score and Thirteen PEAR THREE SCORE So this Thirteen was a lucky number Congratula tions on finding a happy niche Notice is hereby given that a quarterly dividend of Fourteen Cents per share has been de clared on the ssucd com shares of VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Com pany payable on and after June to shareholders of record May 31st of See buy ft J St CHARGE Author I ltd DEAL WITH BROS LTD ERIC BRUCE PROVEN TO BE TRUSTWORTHY CAR DEALERS THIS WEEK WERE CLEARING THESE CONVERTIBLES AT SAVINGS OF HUNDREDS 66 Pontine Convert auto radio 18000 actual miles 64 Dodge Sports Convert V8 auto radio Reduced from Oldsmobite Convert V8 auto pa radio Was Pontine Convert 283 V8 auto ps radio Was 2095 Ford Convert rebuilt V8 auto ps pb pw radio SHARP 63 Comet Convert auto power top As new Chevrolet Impala Convert radio 1347 6 Convert 2 tops lovely 177071 735 THESE CONVERTIBLES CAN BE BOUGHT WITH VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENTS BECAUSE OP LOW PRICE HERE ARE 2 WAGONS FOR CAMPING FUN ALSO REDUCED Dodge Suburban V8 radio Was Falcon eyl sharp 1101D7 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Open evenings till pm exc and BROS YONGE ST AURORA f I I Mrs Pearl Brown Aurora spent several days last week at the home of Mr and Mrs John Lyons Jacksons Point Mrs Brown formerly of Sut ton last week celebrated her birthday Magistrate and Mrs Clare Morrison and their four chil dren spent four days at last week Local people attending Maria Jamaica party at homo of Mrs K Islington last week were Mr and Mrs Gra ham King Mr and Mrs J Tullcy and Mrs Burrows Jacksons Point Mr and Mrs A B Ander son attended graduation of daughter Patsy from McUIII University last week The Andersons also spent some at while In Montreal Three members of Han- Hawaiian spent the weekend at tho home of Mrs Burrows Jacksons The Infant daughter of Dr and Mrs George Burrows was Christened Sunday afternoon In fit Georges Church balds Point were Mowat Ir Mary and Mil Burrows Guests Included ami Mrs J Dr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr also announced that tho deadline for mem bers wishing to be included In the directory has been set as Wednesdoy June Phil Clark on behalf of the Sutton Kinsmen Club pre sented cheque for to the Library Building Fund cheque represents en tire proceeds from tho Kin Show amounting to donation from of A Geography Com petition composed by geo graphy teachers at Sutton High School was won by Men ard Allen of 10 1st prize and Mary Ileum of Grade 2nd of students won travel ac commodation and tickets to In addition won cash of On J iiiiu pupils from Sutton High School take off for with Mr and Mrs Walt mid Mr and Mr Field trials of York Holdover club I10M last weekend at K rooked Kennelit near Mount Allet largo itowiI turning nut In watch Hie of Mr and Mrs Charlie who were vktlmi of a fire two weeks ago are planning burnt Ahower on Friday I chicken BURGER BAR NEWMARKETS HOME OF HOT icicnenH lie SOFT ICE CREAM It Delicious Try Somm Today CONESI SUNDAESII BANANA SPLITS Mercer Mr and Mr J fiili June WI Hull bald Mr John president of the Association ennouncel that Mrs Anne Noble appointed as of the Association appointment takes effect r Mr Clarence linn retired as of In dufttrlal and Trades of of Manpower and after Myeara with Federal Government Mr Morrison and his wife Helen have moved Into their High St Drive in Anytime and whole family i Drive t Ml I