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0 dr » & fronts are generally CERN f £5 alte Ae A 3 Lap din $4 Fu MI Sie Fry AT FE ei 1 Se. oJ LE Pes FY | Lo did New Store Fronts Make Improvement To Queen Street in Port Perry is a "beautiful 'street, - store well designed, and buildings well kept, But there is always room for improvement, and this is just what the proprietors of Lawrence Pharmacy and Master Feeds have proven, The front of Lawrence's Pharmacy made of mas- $7 | Fh ' ¥ » " ists dded asst aidusnmadociisitn boda PA any Jou 0) 37 g1. 7 iy £4 br cadlid acm aniais a sive field sfone looks very 'impressive, and windows and doors with an overhanging canopy has indeed given the corner a real "face. lifting". Master Feeds new store and office building... further down the street with large windows, and clean and bright looking front has made a great improvement to the wnat ardasdossadodiog PORT PERRY AE . daa es | oT RE corner of Queen and Water Streets. ueen St. It is also very gratifye ing to know that both jobs have been designed and built by local contractors, Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Limited had the construction of the Lawrence Pharmacy, and John Ballard Lumber Co. Limited the Master Feeds building. Cob grstylss tions to both proprietors and contracors, PLAN AUGUST WEDDING Prince Alert. United Church will _be the setting: for the marriage of Patricia Margaret Holthby to Mr, Duane C. Tietze, on Saturday, August 27th, 1966. The bride to be is-the daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold 'Holtby of R.R. 2, Port Perry, and the prospective bridegroom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tietze of Linden, N.J, U.S.A. EASTWAY CLEANERS Ltd. will be CLOSED for Staff Holidays from i : : July 25 to July 30 Inclusive. ry - ATTENTION FARMERS AVE "+. WHY PAY MORE S on Premium Quality GASOLINE - DIESEL & MOTOR OILS FARM TANKS AVAILABLE. - ' Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District D X O | L CALL COLLECT 668-3341 Initial OMSIP Enrolment Estimated At 1,500,000 A preliminary tabulation of OMSIP applications indicates that some 1,500,000 Ontario re-~ sidents will be covered under the Province's new voluntary medical care insurance scheme when the full Plan came into | effect on July 1st, 1966. This total matches eriinAy Department estimates of what the initial OMSIP enrolment would be. Final figures will mot be available for a few weeks as an exceptionally large number of applications were not re- ceived until the final few days of the May 16 deadline for the first open enrolment period and many of these applications must still be - processed. An unofficial tally, however, 'indicates that some 600,000 in- dividual OMSIP contracts was in force'as of July 1st. An individual contract norm- ally covers the head of a family and all his dependants, These distinctive OMSIP con- tracts, which spell out in detail the terms -and extent of the Plan's coverage and benefits, are now being mailed out to subscribers, SUBSCRIBER STATISTICS A sample survey of some 4,000 OMSIP application forms selected at random shows that about _46 per cent applying for enrolment in the Plan will, be entitled to OMSIP coverage and benefits at no cost to themselves whatsoever. *~ Another 10 per cent of the applications were from Ontario residents entitled to partial premium assistance. The remaining 44 per cent of persons applying for enrolment in the Plan will be paying the full cost of the established pre- miums, Almost 40 per cent of the per- sons covered are under 50 years of age. . Officials of the Medical Ser- vices Insurance Division moted that the survey was limited in scope and that the final break- down of enrolment statistics 'may well be a different story. The sample survey is the first in a comprehensive program of statistical information being collated by staff economists, Married In ANDREWS - DAYES By_O. Hill Baskets of white mums and pink carnations was the attrac- tive setting in Blackstock Unit- ed Church, Saturday, June 25, 1966 for -the marriage of ~Miss Pearl Lorraine Dayes, daughter |' of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dayes, Nestleton and Mr, Charles Wil- liams Andrews Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews _ Sr. of Prince Albert. Rev. Philip Romeril officiated and the wedding music was played by Miss Cheryl Metcalf, Mrs. Sam 'Cawker was soloist and sang "I'll Walk Beside You" and "The Twenty-Third Psalm", The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length sheath of Peau de Soie with scoop neckline, Empire waistlise, lace overlay on bodice 'at waistline, full length petal point sleeves, detachable train of Peau de Soie with wide bor- der of lace, attached at the shoulder with a large bow. Her waist length nylon veil with wide border of lace and nylon tulle overlay was caught with a nylon bow and pearl beads, She carried a cascade of deep red roses and miniature white mums, Blackstock Miss Sylvia Lawrence, Black- stock was Maid of Honour; Miss Marilyn - MacDonald, Bowman- vill and Miss Judy Banks, Kit- chener were bridesmaids and Miss Beverley Dayes, Oshawa was flower girl. All were dress- 'ed in "light pink -floor -length- gowns of organza over taffeta, with scoop neckline, short sleeves, a row of lace flowers around the natural waist line and around the sleeves, A train that is held at the shoul- ders with a large bow. Their headdresses were a light pink bow with pink flowers and pink nylon tulle They carried ¢resent shaped white miniature mums and deep pink. carnations, Mr. Ralph Clark, Uxbridge, was best man 'and the -ushers were Mr. James Dayes, Raglan and Mr, Edward Andrews of Prince Albert. Ring Bearer was Michael Andrews, Prince Albert, The reception was held in the Christian. Education Centre, where the bride's mother recei- ved in a light pink lace sheath with waist length lace jacket, white accessories and corsage of pink carnations. The groom's mother assisted, wearing a Beige lace sheath with three- quarters length jacket, beige) (Continued in Column Six) OMSIP dl PROCEDURES OMSIP subscribers will nor- mally be billed for their prem- ium payments once every three months. : However, the first premium bills, now in the mails, are for) _ periods which may range any- 'where from one month and one day up to four months. There- after, subscribers will be billed every three months from the expiry of the period covered under the first premium pay- ment. g The staggered billing cycle has. been established in the in- terests of economy and effici- ency and in no case will it alter the total amount of premium payment due for annual cover- age. As a result, the Medieal Ser- vices Insurance Division will be able to spread out premium bill- ings over each working day of every quarter rather than be forced to send out many thous- ands of bills all at the same time = This: will ensure that ad- ministrative costs of OMSIP are kept to a minimum, OMSIP subscribers who wish to pay their premiums once a year, or once every six months, have only to advise the Depart- ment to this effect. WEDDING (Continued) accessories and corsage of pink carnations, Before leaving for their wed- ding trip to Mount Airy Lodge, Mount Pocono, Pennsylvannia, U.S.A. the bride donned a sleeveless A line dress in light blue brocade with matching double breasted coat. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews are re- siding at Prince Albert, Ontario. The bride attended Blackstock Public and High Schools and Oshawa Business College and is a Keypunch Operator at Gen- eral Motors, The groom attend- _ed Prince Albert Public School, High School and - Port Perry Ontario Automotive Trade School and is a Mechanic. Prior to the wedding the bride was entertained at several showers and was the recipient of a great many lovely and useful gifts, See The New UNDERWOOD AUGUST ali CT Tri a ADVANCE once | Vacation Church School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH AW Children ages 8 to 11 years are welcome. Commences at 9:00 A.M. ie se _wiine "THE ® WHERE OPEN -- Fri. 50c. per order. Sat. MOTHERS Why Cook on the Weekends yi TRY SOME FISH N° CHIPS FROM MANCHESTER | THE HIGHWAYS MEET © Sun. 35¢. portion for the children. ® WE FRY ONLY HALIBUT ® Dorothy and Ed, Mulholland. ER A RS Rs... aS As 9 HUB 4:00 to 11:00 P.M. De a ' i IE pa o 8 YO pls Saree ok SR I MENA Lo " Td wy ~ . a RTA " = - or Sy For) ae Ao oy AP | SANNA Lat Me 2 Wh Felis