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- TABLE-RITE Canada's Finest Quality Red or Blue Brand Beef MINCED CHUCK TABLE-RITE COOKED MEATS #4 iz EL i =. § 73 d 4 EH a & ii q = x Re BREN BLADE BONE REMOVED By BLADE ROAST or SHORT RIB ROAST aid FISH STICKS } y FRESHLY GROUND b. Bhe Sliced _ 6 Oz. vr he | OLMSTEAD"S HADDOCK 16 Oz. 286 CROSS CUT RIB BONELESS SHOULDER ROAST IGA OVEN FRESH 343 - | GERBERS STRAINED 4% oz BABY FOODS .... 8-99. . |JUNIOR FOODS ... 4-6. LESTOIL NIT : " ; 8.0%, LICORICE ALLSORTS 2-48c. ; ROPE TWISTS & RED TWIZZLERS LICORICE .......... 4s Bc. : '| McCORMICKS AMBASSADOR : 24 oz. | |ASSORTMENT ....... Gi. i PURINA 20 oz, . |CAT CHOW ....... 2-8. PURINA 19 oz. SEA NIP DINNER 2-8Tc. UNION CARBIDE 20's © |GARBAGE BAGS .... $1.49 UNION CARBIDE POLY UTILITY BAGS-- 25 FREE WITH ABOVE 2 Roll Pkg. + |WHITE SWAN TISSUE 43. Health & Beauty Aid Feature | GILLETTE -- HEADS UP e802, LI 5c. | * | HAIRDRESSING . 5c. PLUS WHITE TOOTHPASTE Sark: oe AYLMER CHOICE Sh oz. Tins PEAS ........... 3-45. Haig SOLO COLOURED = © 81b, Pkg. {. |MARGARINE TEES c.... 8c. BRUNSWICK Reg. Tins SARDINES ........ 45. FRASERVALE FROZEN Mixed Vegetables JELLO macy Lemon Meringue Pie 49c| 2 1b, Poly Bag AT 53] JELLY DESSERT 104299: GRANULATED SUGAR srw [oe IGA CATSUP 2.0. 33¢ AYLMER FANCY TOMATO JUICE 2 -- 59 FIRST OF THE SEASON Ontario 'No. 1 Grade New POTATOES Produce of USA, Can. No. 1 Grade -- Freestone t. PEACHES .......... 3c. Can, No, 1 Grade -- Local Large LETTUCE ....... 2-29. Produce of USA, Can. No. 1 Grade CANTALOUPES ....... 2-43. -Grocery $4.00 Bonus Booster Tape-- White Swan Serviettes, * White & Rnbw. Carnation Evaporated Milk Grocery $6.00 Bonus Booster Tape-- Rose Sweet Mixed Pickles, 24 oz. Grocery $10.00 Bonus 'Booster Tape-- Mir Liquid Detergent Tri-Pack, 8's Dairy $4.00 Bonus Booster Tape-- 'Monarch Whip Vanilla, 91% oz. Meat $2.00 Bonus Booster Tape-- Tablerite Wieners, Vac Pak Frozen Food $2.00 Bonus Booster Tape-- Old South Orange Juice, 12 oz. ; Produce $2.00 Bonus Booster Tape-- Local Grown Celery Hearts , 60's IPI I A We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Prices. Effective JULY 13- + 15-16 'of just less than 80% dd PORT PERRY STAR Thursday, « July 14, 1966 LR Figures for the first five months of 1966 indicate that Ontario is in for a record-break- ing tourist year, according to Honourable James Aud, Ontario Minister of Tourism and Infor mation, [ Mr. Auld said that figures released today show ay, increase of nearly 13 percent in the num- ber of U.S. automobiles enter- ing the province for the months of January to May, 1966, com- pared with a similiar period last year. The remaider of Canada show- ed an increase of only six per cent. The number of traveliei's vehicle permits issued at Ont- ario border points for the five months totalled 1,801,043, a gain of 205,944 over the Janu- ary-May period a year ago. - "These figures," Mr, Auld said, "Show 'the pre-eminent role played by Ontario in Cana- dian tourism. They also illus- trate the rapidly increasing im- portance of tourism in the Ont- ario economy." A factor in this increased winter and spring business, the minister said, is his depart- 'ment's year round advertising campaign and special skiing promotions, Last year, the minister said, U.S. tourist spending in Ontario alone totalled an estimated $33,400,000. This is an increase %o since 19569 when U.S. spending in the province totalled $185,000,000. Ontario, he emphasized, re- ceives 56% of all U.S. tourist spending in Canada, plus ano- ther 40% of all overseas tour- ist - spending" in Canada. In 1965, the latter amounted to an additional $34,800,000 for Ont- ario. : Ontario's aggressive advertis- ing and promotion programs in the United States, Mr. Auld said, have paid handsome divi- dends in the years since 1960. In these years, he said, the total U.S. population has grown by only 9.1% while the total number of U.S. cars entering Ontario has swelled by 26% to -a total of 7,143,630 in 1965. "Of even greater importance" Girl Guides Can Now Earn A St. John,s Ambulance Certificate What's blue and might just save your life? The answer is a Girl Guide, Starting 'today, Guides can earn an officially approved St, John Ambulance first aid badge --as well as a home nursing in- signia--following the singing of a formal agreement - between the two organizations, "+. The agreement, patterned on a similar arrangement set up between St, John and the Boy Scouts of Canada in 1964, will provide ultimately for - Guide Badges, adapted from the fami- liar white cross of St. John, to be worn by those passing the required tests, St. John has maintained a close 'association with the Girl Guides for many years. The latest move is important in that it ensures a nationwide uni- formity of standards for first aid and home nursing training, Both oganizations are enthu- siastic over the signing. Co- for Guides everywhere to rea ceive the best possible training, and is a significant step in St, John's effort to prepare Cana- dian youth to handle everyday emergencies, operation at national and pro-|' vincial levels makes it possible | Ontario In For A fo Breaking Tourist Season said the Minister, "is the fact that more of these visitors are staying longer. In 1960, 811, 725 of the U.S. cars entering Ontario stayed in the province three days or longer. In 1965 this figure had swollen to 1,140,410--an increase of more than 40%." "The July 1-4 weekend, Mr. Auld said, was one of the busi- est ever in Ontario. . Checks with the department's reception centres at four major points -- Niagara Falls, Point Edward, Barrie and Cornwall-- showed that U.S. . travel into the province was greater than on the holiday weekend a year ago. Officials at the Bluewater Bridge at Point Edward near Sarnia said that U.S. cars were crossing into Canada at an July 4. Niagara Falls bridge also show- ed a significant increase over the 1965 holiday weekend, the minister said, Port Perry Council News The Port Perry council at the last regular meeting accepted a tender for the removal and re- placing concrete sidewalk on Queen Street from James W. sq. ft. ] * UR The following building per- mits were issued: Arthur T. Cox to rebuild Porch lot 61, 62 Paxton Street; John Ballard to build new house 25 x 46 on lot 165 Allan Street; John Ballard to build new house 25 x 48 on lot 164 Allan Street; Harron Construction Limited to build Retail Store lot 17, Conc. 6, Reach Twp., now north side of Queen Street, Port Perry --subject to Septic Tank inspec- tion by Ontario County Health Unit, x * * , The following: Accounts were authorized for payment: General Department 3,938. 81 Street Maintenance.. 199.30 Truck & Tractor ........ 32.62 Property & Parks ...... 124.62 Tiling Ditches & Installing Culverts Not for subsidy ...... 9.16 Relief Department .... 117.33 Waterworks Depart, 918.36 Central Ont. County Dist. High School 38,000.00 $43,340.09 i * %® * The Calvary Baptist Church was granted permission to hold open air services at the Water- front Park on Friday nights . during the summer, LJ * J Price, Peel's Poultry Farm Ltd., to have the hard surfaced drive- way at the plant replaced, the council decided to have a work order issued to repair the dam- age, which occurred during the laying of a water main, * * LJ "Mr. George Emmerson report- ed to' council that the central box was almost burned out, and could start a fire, He also re- ported that the fuses in the box are too large and should be re- placed with 20 amp. fuses. The Clerk was instructed to contact Mr, Ken Murray and have him make the repairs re- commended by the Emmerson Insurance Company. I require lots of any size providing - they meet local building regulations, | i Write HARRY O. PERRY, 46 Rossland Rd. E,, Oshawa average "of 10 per minute on "Traffic .counts. at the. phase of the magnetic switch Duncan at a cost of 95c. per - ~ On a request from-Dr. D, J. oo AL Non tn