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ABST Dede us bau Mrs. Grace Milne attended the annual conference of the Ontario Library Association held at the Skyline Hotel on May 10. 11 and 12th. On Friday night last, the Women's Institute of Black- stock hosted the musical "A Summer Sequel" (to a Vict- orian Parlour), put on by the Historical Society Choir. The Blackstock Recreation Cen- tre was well filled and both the cast and the audience seemed to be having a good time. The choir started with NAME Sk Oshawa Kiwanis Music Fest- ival were Eleanor Bailey, Port Perry who won the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce tray, in the vocal section, John Pinausks, Blackstock the Ontario Trust Trophy. Placing first in the Secular Duet class were Anne Hope and Mary Holt who received Bank of Nova Scotia trophy and in the Recorder section and winner of the Genosha Hotel trophy was Cartwright Central Pub- lic School, Blackstock. and AREA EN EWS On Saturday, May 11, Bill, Gwen, Julie, Jayne and Bobby hosted a family cele- bration in the honour of their parents Harvey and Teresa Hall, on their 25th wedding anniversary. Arthur Latcham has done it again. This time it's Ux- bridge to benefit from his generosity. Mr. Latcham last week donated over $17,000. to soundproof Uxpool, the building where the new swimming pool is located. ¥ MAA Ministry of Education AAPL LLM TE NLA OR 11 AY TANI E Ry RT PA RR ERE FETUS YOR ARR AED Hat AN ' PN ¥ . CA PETAL ARON ZAM FIV IREVERINGEY ASAI AT CSUR TANS Announces summer programme Education Minister Thomas Wells has announ- ced a special summer pro- gram aimed at encouraging more native people to qualify for teaching in - Ontario's elementary schools. Under the plan, native people who have a grade 13 standing or equivalent and who are recommended by a native organization will be granted a Temporary Teacher's Certificate upon completion of a seven-week summer program. The pro- gram will be conducted at Hamilton Teachers' College July 2 to August 16. Mature applicants with less than . grade 13 standing will also be considered for admission. Those who graduate from this year's course and com- plete an additional seven- week program next summer will be granted an Interim E lementary School Teach- er's Certificate. The graduates of this year's summer program will be eligible to obtain class- room teaching jobs this September. It is the first time such a program has been offered by the Mini- stry for native people. Mr. Wells said that al- though a degree in arts and science is now required for admission to a teacher's college, the Ministry has adopted a flexible approach to meet specific needs. The same plan has been used to attract French-language elementary . teachers, he said. Mr. Wells said that it was hoped that most of the graduates of the program will return to teach native children. "The native peoples have much to contri- bute to the education of our children," he said. The Ministry will also offer teachers a summer course in Cree, Ojibway, and Mo- hawk. Designed to equip teachers to use the native languages as languages of instruction or to teach the native languages, the five- week course will be held in London, Ontario. 14 members, and under the leadership of Norman Wat- son, and co-ordinators Hazel Slemmon and Roxanna Web- ster, has now grown to 40 members. (0 Smart Shoppers? WILL ENJOY: OUR 1. 9 Uxbridge will join Lindsay in applying for the extension of the Stouffville - Toronto commuter train to those two municipalities, Uxbridge council decided May 2. A motion was passed that the two areas make a joint application for the service, following a presentation > from two Lindsay represent- i atives. b N ' REG. 65¢ VALUE - RED & WHITE 29 BIRTHDAY CAKE 2d Trophy winners at the REDS WHT ¢ WITH A '|5 ORDER 3 N.D.P. nomination ; . nd . . . 8 3 i i ! 2 7-\NV) Nel, |e ¢>» i meeting in Ajax 3 E E 20 A nomination meeting E TS Ba to pick Candidate to repre- M A i sent the New Democratic Party in the July 8 election -- TENDER PLUMP YOUNG QUARTERED will be held Wednesday, May 22nd at the U.A.W. Hall in see om mt c I H 5 (4 Ajax commencing at 8 p.m. i] 0 65 The purpose of this meeting Fl. ox Ox. | will be to nominate a candi- Tin TE sw AN Canada Packers -- Fully Cooked -- Smoked -- Short Shank date for the July 8th federal HOUSEHOLD PAPER WH HAMS 1] 79 : election. SANITARY NAPKINS X TI S S U E B PORTION » Guest Speaker win be Ed T EX KLE c MAPLE LEAF -- SKINLESS FULLY 00OKED ps Broadbent, M.P., Oshawa. 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Tin FEATURE! -- ORANGE PEKOE a on TT 0 sims MAPLE LEAF HAMS 2.29 RED ROSE TEA BAGS 1.69 Mr. John Hayes, Port SERV BY! <= FACIAL 200.02 BU BEST BUYI -- Perry Hydro employee, was I 4 dos fortunate to escape KLEENEX TsSyes 289 BICK'S WHOLE DILLS 59. as with minor injuries when the FEATURE! -- SUPREME ty truck he was driving rolled Health & Beauly Features! schicx super suites WM:OOAMIEH'S PANTY B57, over near Blackwater. Some ANSE RTC nro INJECTOR GARBA 0 B CRACKERS 59. Ar $300.00 damage was done to LISTERINE 1: $1.89 BLADES CLUB HOUSE SALAD 4 bd RE the truck Red or Green - 160 ML (25 On-Pack Coupon) 10 to Pack OLIVES 12A.01) 49 3 ither Dick CLOSE UP 1. $1.19 c clngg 4d: ih Either Dickie Duff or ParP RICO 2%! 7 to Cort. 88 STU HOUSE LP. MANZANILLA 12 FI. Oz. Jar 47 Frank Mahovolich of the 9 " 35° SUNLIGHT 3 tuna 39¢ Qc A Toronto Maple Leafs will be attending the Port Perry Hockey Club Banquet on Sat- urday, May 23rd at 6:30. FEATURE! -- NEW ORLEANS STYLE OR DARK RED STOKELEY'S "KIDNEY Beans 14 FL. 01. Tin FEATURE! -- KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES 13-0X. PACKAGE a SE i, Celery stocks «49° 6 33: EL aS PRE-PRICED 83c! -- FABRIC SOFTENER 10 YEARS AGO Feature! - Kraft 1000 Island - Golden Caesar Liquid 8 FL. Oz. Be. FEATURE! -- CARNATION 11 FL. Oz. Jar Thursday, May 15, 1964 DRESSING 45. COFFEE MATE 86. A NTE p Lynne Beare, eldest i i - ™ Ontario cooking Re Ge re $ | FEATURE! -- BLEACH ©4 FI. 01. Jug JAVEX von 58. | FLEECY 75. DETERGENT POWDER 42.01. Pag FEATURE! 24 F). Oz. Bottle SUNLIGHT 99. | LUX wou 75. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beare of Port Perry receives Gold Cord Award at a ceremony for the highest achievement in Girl Guides. Anna Forder and Richard Stephens have been invited to skate at the Rotary Ice SARA LEE CAKE 99¢ BREAD DOUGH RHODES boa 1.29 2" 29¢ 6/69* Onions Lemons ~~ w SR a A SR) NA Revue being held in Maple ) Open Thursday' . Leal Gardens. PORT PERRY, « rrioa "night \ The Kinsmen Club of p.m. & Uxbridge, Ontario was ; ONTARIO forced to cancel their 20th annual Spring Meet and Horse Show due to the lack of Midway.