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Will represent Durham County on Jr. Farmer Dale VanCamp of R.R. 1, Blackstock, is one of three delegates who will represent Durham County on a Junior: "'Farmér Livestock Manage- ment Tour, taking place this week, . | Today's farmeb is 'becom- ing increasingly aware of the importance "of "accurate record keeping for his farm- ing operation. Production records, business agree- ments, financial records, marketing returns, and credit are some of the topics that 91 young farmers from across, Ontario will be con- sidering on the tour. Approximately 15 farms in the Simcoe County area will be visited during the Tour. Operators of Swine, Dairy, Beef, and Sheep enterprises six-row spring There is still confusion among growers about the association of Pride and King Grain. It is simple, we're one and the same. For 25 years, Pride corn has been grown, processed and distributed to Canadian growers, but last fall we dropped the name Pride Hybrid in favor of King Grain -- it simplified things. Growers already know us for King Brand seed which are available through your local seed dealer 80 it made sense to Join everything together. And this year it's business as usual. You can make a one-stop shopping call for all your seed needs and at the same time find out about Perth barley, a brand new has everything going for it -- high yields, disease resistance, standability and soon. Remember now, when you hear someone talk about King Grain or mention Pride corn you'll know you're at the right place. Two heads are better than one. King Grain Limited Chatham, Ontarlo, Canada livestock tour will discuss with the young men- and ladies their management philosophies and ideas. .-On Thursday, Novémber 11th, all delegates will take part. in the Inter-County -uivestock Evaluation. Com- petition which is held at several farm locations in York County. include visits to livestock marketing facilities = in Toronto, including the Ontario Stock Yards, and Canada Packers, a visit to the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, and an Awards. Banquet. The tour winds up on Friday evening when the participants will be guests of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair at the Horse Show. arley which P.O. Box 1088 N7M 5L6 LORNE PARROTT 655-3024 R.R. 1, ROY PUCKRIN 985-7480 R.R. 5, DON FREW 986-5568 R.R. 1, GRANT PARROTT 357-3555 R.R. 5, LOCAL DEALERS ARE: Oshawa, Ontario. Sunderland, Ontario. Nestleton, Ontario Sunderland, Ontario. Friday. will Minshall- Turner The marriage of Lorraine Turner and Ronald Minshall took place in Blackstock United Church on Saturday, October 2, 1976, at 4:00 p.m. with Rev. Victor Parsons and Dr. Stanley Osborne officiating. The organist was Mrs. Linda Kyte and soloists were Robert 'and Carol Thompson ~ from Cardinal, Ontario. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner of Blackstock and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Minshall of R. R. 1, Nestleton. The bride, given in marri- age by her father, wore a traditional empress style gown of ivory satin with bodice and sleeves of French lace, and her mother's floor length veil of ivory Belgian lace. She carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and mums and wore pearl ear- rings and pendant, a gift from the groom. The, maid, of honour was Pag i oy and the a I were Mrs. Rob Mairs, Jane Miller and Laura Jo Gunter. Cathy Lee was flower girl with Craig Paisley as ring bearer. The best man was Rob Munroe, and the ushere were Wayne Minshall, © Keith Walsh and Jack Gunter. The reception and dance was held at Blackstock Rec- reation Centre. The bride's . mother wore a mist green floor-length gown of polyest-: -er knit with matching jacket. The groom's mother wore a mauve floor-length gown with matching floral print coat and both mothers wore a yellow orchid corsage. For her going-away outfit, the bride wore green and grey wool slacks with an orange print blouse and a purple orchid and white mums corsage. The couple will be honey- mooning in Florida in mid- January. They will reside at 800 Rathbourne Ave., Unit 14, Woodstock, Ontario. Guests attended from Cal- gary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Aylmer, Courtland, Guelph, Cardinal, Iroquois, Ottawa, Bancroft, Bowman- ville, Coe Hill and New- market. 2 TONE RUBBER-BACK SHAG PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov, 10, 1976 Jordan-Leslie Janet Roberta Leslie of Beaverton and Joseph P. - Jordan of RR 1, Port Perry were married in Epsom United Church, Saturday, October 16, 1976. . Mrs. Carol Perrault of Valentia was matron-of- honor. Mrs. Joan Durward of RR 5, Sunderland, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Rev. Archie Scott officiat- \ Lorna Durward of RR 5, ed at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leslie, 453 Madison Ave., Oshawa. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Irene Jordan, RR 1, Port Perry and the late George Jordan. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a long, ivory gown of polyester or- ganza with a high collar of knife-pleat ruffles, also round the long sleeves and bottom of the dress, with an attached train. A matching headdress held her shoulder- length veil. Sunderland, niece of the bride, -was flowergirl, and Bill Jordan of Oshawa was ring bearer. Jack Mcintyre of Port Perry was best man. Murray Leslie of Oshawa, brother of the bride, ushered. Utica Community Hall was the setting for the wedding reception. The couple is honeymoon- ing points West. Upon their return the new- ly weds will reside in Beaverton. - MUSKRAT - COON 82 KING. ST.W. * We Buy Raw Furs * HIGHEST PRICES PAID PHONE 372-9511 We sell all kinds of traps. 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