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ehiutundon dd whadudbadt barslor sed - 20) -- PORT PERRY STAR A FAP ASR PRT a PNET | a | TIS NP ARF HE TEN -- Thursday, Sept. 25,1969 A twenty week course in Agriculture for full-time farm operators, with limited incomes, will be held in Lind: say and also in Orillia dur- ing the winter of 1969-70. The course entitled "This Business of Farming" will commence as follows: : ORILLIA -- Georgian Col- lege of Applied Arts & Tech- nology. Course commences Monday, November 10th. Hours -- 4:30 p.m. to 11:00 Fire Destroys '63 Rambler The local fire department was called out at 9:00 a.m. Tuesday night to extinguish a fire in a 1963 Rambler in Prince Albert. The car belonging to Carl Jacobsen was completely destroyed by the fire which appeared to have started in the front seat. County Firemen Meet In Port Perry Last Friday evening, 39 firemen from Ontario County 'gathered at the local fire hall, when the. Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Fire Department played host to the monthly meeting. of the Ontario County Mutual Aid Associat- ion. This was the first meeting after the summer recess. The guest speaker for the evening was Ron Murphy from _the Dyer and Miller. Fire Equipment Company of Tor- onto. Mr. Murphy demonstrat- ed a new fire fighting monitor for the men previous to the meeting and during the meet- ing he also showed some new fire extinguishers that have just been put on the market. Many items of business. were discussed, among them was the Firemen's Poster Con- test coming up shortly. The next meeting of the association will be held in South East Pickering Fire Hall in October. fig hound THE TOWN'; Mr. Herbert Buckland left Monday, September 22nd for a three week visit to Eng- land. While there he will at- tend the convention of the Canadian Philatelist Society "of Great Britain at Harro- gate, Yorkshire, October 1st to 4th, He is returning to Canada on Thanksgiving Day, October 13th. * * =. * * Mr. and Mrs. Richard Car- negie, Blenheim, spent the week-end visiting their fa. . milies in Port Perry and Prospect. * * * * Maybelle Rebekah Lodge _held a successful euchre on Saturday evening last. 18 tables of euchre was enjoyed by all present. * * L * Mrs. -Bill Adair, daughter bor Dawn, Mary Lyne MacGregor / and Joan Stainton of Oshawa attended the play "Hamlet" at the Stratford theatre last Saturday, * * * * If you have an item of in- terest you would like to have in gi' courn kindly phone th rt Perry Star. . * * * * <The 1970 'Santa Claus Parade has be¢n tentatively set The Business Of Farming for Saturday, December 13] p.m. Monday through Friday. LINDSAY -- Sir Sandford Fleming College. Course commences Monday, Novem- ber 17th, Hours--1:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Monday through START » hE AGRA PRs SN HAAS SET SAT ERASER DHRU MSA SATO 'farm business. oS Tak ya Lt Ud AVA FEA SE LAS RY gt 2 a 4 ¥ aR UO EN SRE RTA TA ne J Rr PE SR ' (Xr Friday. The subjects offered will be practical and useful. The course is meant to help the participants better = under- stand and be able to use the many resources that are ne- cessary to make a successful Money Man- agement, Soils and Fertiliz- ers, Crop Production, Live- stock, Basic Farm Arithme- tic, Farm Workship and Ma. chinery Maintenance are some of the subjects that will be presented. Allowances may be pro- vided for qualified candi. dates. The course is jointly sponsored by -- Canada De- partment of Manpower and Immigration, Ontario Depart: ment of Education, and Ont. ario Department of -Agricul- ture and Food. The course will be staffed by people who have practical experience in the subject they will be teaching. This is an excellent opportunity to: increase your knowledge of Agriculture. Each eligible applicant will be interviewed before being accepted into the course. Ap- plicants will be required to provide full details of their farming operation. Applica- tion forms and further infor- mation are available from the county office of the Ontario Department of Agriculture - and Food. Deadline for ap- plications is October 14. 1969. 16- oz. phos. BUY-OF-THE-WEEK WALKER'S SALTINES EN | BEST BUY! --- Reg. 4 for 69¢c! -- 2c OFF PACK --- DR, BALLARD'S CHAMPION FOOD 15-0%, tins Palmoli SAVE 28¢! - FANC BEST BUY! - Reg. 2 for 47c! - ive Soap 3-1 14-02, tins York Cream Corn 5:51 Y QUALITY Marked 2 for 39¢! - BATH SIZE BEST BUY! - Save 17c! - ROBIN HOOD ASSORTED Cake Mixes 6:1 SAVE 28c¢! York Fancy Peas 5:1 14-0z. tins BEST BUY! - Sa ve 19¢! -- RED & WHITE INSTANT ( OFFEE 3 FEATURE! - SAVE 14c! STRAWBERRY or RASPBERRY 24-0z. jars, with pectin . 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