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a 5 by 4 4 «dp * LATE - RE aa VERA SRA - SE a BS, LIS BEL 3 Sd Sanu a THE PORT PERRY STAR \ Lp 3 5 PICA BR 4 i he 2d » 4 oar Nie '4 » of" fn 4 'Y, Fob . Tf v gd, En Ba de fd i ed Bd ed bb ih slid dian uk nh in 4 de all a aa Authorized as Second Clase a, Post Office Department, Ottawa. . * 23 . PORT PERRY, ONT. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBE R 8, 1956 * $2.00 per year. Peach Jam ~~ Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Sr ie Moore, Mrs, Fines, --ip ~ Port. Perry, Reach and Scugog Agricultural Society have , in Piskle==Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Ken. : successfully staged another big fair. Labour Day (in spite of the | Pedy, Mrs Fines. p threat of rain in the morning) became just the kind of day people Orange Marmslage--Mrs Holliday, ~ .. most enjoy for exhibition and the good turn out proclaimed the igh Bounies irs. L 2 4 larity of Port Perry Fair. ine-Day Pickle -- Mrs. Kennedy, _ popu ) Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Brethour, ~ Entries were again numerous and a fine display of work and |- Onions--Mrs. Fines, [Mrs. Boundey, - animals, ete, was to be seen on every side. Mrs. Brethour. " © * The grandstand show was good and the trotting races drew Hors Dees iy Holliday, Mrs. the usual enthusiastic crowd. The midway kept the young folk yn Hot Dos it Halim rs. Sia busy and many people were keenly interested in the plywood dis- Ev t Hog. . . he xatt, Mrs. Fines, Mrs. Phillips, = play. : Fruit Chili Sauce--Mrs. Boundey, The Ground Observers explained their operation to many | Mrs, Brethéur, Mrs. Fines. people and all in all every one found much to interest them. Tomato Juice -- Mrs, Wilson, Mrs, oie i aid : ; Holliday, Mrs. Boundey, The following is the list of prize winners in part: Tomato Catsup, -- Mrs, Boundey, CLASS 25--COOKING Coll .Plain Cookies--Mrs. Roundey,| Mrs. Wilson, Mrs, Holliday, ? - White Bread--1 Mis, A. Kennedy, Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Brethour, Tomatoes, Canned--Mrs, Holliday, : Uxbridge; 2 Mrs. M, F. Holliday, = Coll. Tarts -- Mrs. Boundey, Mrs, Mrs. Brethour, Mrs. Fines, ; * Breoklin; 3 Mrs.' F Munro, R.R. 1, Phillips, Mrs. Munro. Tomato Soup -- Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Blackwater. * |" Brown Eggs--Mus, H. Skerratt, R.R.| Holliday. Whole Wheat Bread--Mrs. Munro,'4, Port Perry; Mrs. Brethour; Mrs.| Ripe Cucumber Relish--Mrs. Boun- Mrs, Holliday, Mrs Kennedy. Holliday. dey, Mrs. Fines, Mrs, E, Brown, 62 Fruit: Loaf--Mrs. S. Moore, R.R.2,| -Whité Eggs--Mrs. Brethour, Park Rd. South, Oshawa. Port. Perry; Mrs. R. Boundy, Port Bran Muffins -- Murs. Fines, Mrs. | CLASS 27--LADIES" WORK Perry; Mrs. Holliday. . Thompson, Mrs. Kennedy, Bath Set, Crochet Trimmed--Mrs. Tea Bing +Mry Moore, Ms. Munro, | MAGIC BAKING POWDER Alan Martyn, R.R. 3, Port Perry; Mrs, iy . Mrs. Holliday. COMPETITION ! Fines, Mrs. Munro. i | ". Scotch Shortbread" -- Mrs, Lloyd Single Layer White Cake--Murs: S.| Linen Towels, Emb.--Mrs. E. Brown Thompson, Sunderland; Mrs. IT. Fines, Moore, Mrs, Boundey. of Oshawa; Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Moore, ~ Port Perry; Mrs. Moore, OGILVIE FLOUR SPECIAL Pair Guest Towels, emb.--Mrs. R. {___Cloverleaf Rolls -- Mrs. Boundey,| Home-made Bread--Murs. Holliday, Boundey, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Moore. * Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy. Pair Pillow Slips, knitted lace--Mus. Chelsea Buns--Mrs. Munro, Mrs. R.| j{ome-made Buns -- Mrs. Kennedy, iy Mrs. Brown, Mrs. T. Bell, Port oundey, Mrs. Thompson, | Mrs. Holliday, 2 ge jira Holliday, "Mrs. | CANADA ws, AF EN SPECIAL - Pillow Cases, coloured--Mrs, Moore, Moore, Mrs. Munro. Apple Pie--Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Wil- Mes, Bouiey, Mrs. Coates. ; Butter Tarts--Mrs. N. Wilson, Port son, Mrs. Phillips, = Pillow Cases, His and Hopy op Mrs. ' : 4 Perry; Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Holliday. Cake -, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Phillips, Bp Mins Daina Samells, Port-1 er- Cocoanut Macaroons -- Mrs, James | Mrs. Boundey, : ! Phililps, R.R. 4, Port Perry; Mrs.|CLASS '26--CANNING Sa Luiigio ClothemoMis, Bul, Mrs, ' Thompson, Mrs. Holliday. - : Coll. Pickles--Murs, Boundey, Mrs. Crosot Cotiropiteaaiirs, Moor Cup Cakes -- Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. | I'ines; Mrs, Holliday. eds Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Coates. Moore, Mrs. Thompson. Canned Pears--Mrs, Skerratt, 'Mrs. K é ) ' : nitted Centrepiece-- Mrs. Brown, Jelly Rolls -- Mrs. E. L. Brethour, | Boundey, Mrs, Holliday. M3 Moore, Mint K. Porehoin, Oaha ) Blackwater; Mrs. Boundey. Peaches--Mrs, Fines, Mrs, Skerratt, a 001, MISS 14. Xo ' " Angel Cake--Mrs. Brethour, .Mrs.| Mrs. Brethour. d Be 103 Mrs. Munro. "| Pineapple--Mvs, Brethour, Mrs, R: Bde Basket,_--_M Mrs. Blerrat, Marble Cake--Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. | Boundey, Mrs, Holliday, Mis. Fines, 3% oates. , - «Moore, Mrs. Thompson. Cherries -- Mrs, Skerratt, Mrs. Yaney Hankies --- Mrs. Boundey, Chocolate Cake--Mrs. Boundéy, Mrs. | Brethour, Mrs, Fines, 3 Mary I. Holman, Prince Albert; Mrs. g y Moore, Mrs. Phillips. Raspberries -- Mrs. Boundey, Mrs, | Munro. ; Fruit Cake -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. |Skerratt; Mrs. Brethour. Threé Doilies -- Mrs. 'Boundey, Miss "Thompson, Mrs. Boundey: Strawberries-- Mrs, Boundey, Mrs,| Samells, Mrs. Moore. 5% . ~*~ Doughnuts -- Mrs, Munro, Mux | Holliday, Mrs, Brethour. Chesterfield Set--Mrs, Coates, Mrs. A Moore, Mrs. Brethour, Plums--Murs, Kennedy, Mrs. Fines, | Fines, Mrs. Bell. : Banana Cake -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. | Mrs. Boundey. Tatted Doily -- Mrs. Bell, Mrs, ; 3 Boundey, Mrs. Phillips. ; Apple Jelly -- Mrs. Skerratt, Mio. Brown, 'Miss Foreman. Es . Lemon Pie -- Mrs, Munro, Mrs. R.|Boundey, Mrs. Fines. 3-Picce Vanity Set--Murs. Skerratt. § : Boundey, Mrs. Phillips. Crab Apple Jelly -- Mrs, Boundey, [ Clothespin Bag--Mrs; R. Boundey, } \ Apple Pie--Mrs, Houndey, Mrs. Wil-| Mrs, Walsh, Mrs, Fines. Mrs. Coates, Mrs, Walsh, kK © son, Mrs, Holliday. 1 Orange delly==Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Felt Knitting Bag--Donny®Samells, 4 Raisin Pie--Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Ken- Fines, Mrs. Munro, Mrs, Boundey. 5 " nedy, Mrs, Brethour. di Red Currant Jelly--Mrs. Hofliay, Shopping Bag--Mnrs. Skerratt, Mrs. - Raspberry Pie -- Mrs, Thompson, Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Fines. Thompson, Mrs. Martyn. pg Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Boundey. © Black Current Jelly--Mrs, Boundéy, Buttonholes--Mrs. J. Phillips, Mus. | Sandwiches -- Mrs. Boundey, Mrs.| Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Fines. Coates, Mrs. Walsh. N & 'Munro. Chokecherry Jelly--Mrs. Fines. Sofa Cushion, Punchwork -- Mrs. § Meat Pie--Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Mun-| Mint Jelly--Mrs, Fines. 3rown. i & ro, Mrs. Fines. Raspberry. Jelly--Mrs. Boundey. "Sofa Cushion, any design--Mrs. R. Salad Plate--Mrs. Munro, Mrs. A.| Strawberryy Jam-- Mrs. Skerratt,| Boundey, Mrs. J. Aldred, R.R. 3, Port Walsh, Port Perry; Mrs. Boundey. Mrs, Phillips, Mrs, Moore. Perry; Mrs. Moore. Maple Cream Fudge--Mrs. Thomp-| Black Current Jam -- Mrs. Moore, |. 3.piece Buffet Set--Ms. Boundey, son, Mrs. Allan Walsh, Mrs. Wilson. | Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Brethour. Mrs. Coates. Divinity Fudge -- Mrs. R. Boundey, Raspberry Jam---Mrs. Moore, Mrs.| Sofa Cushion, Satin--Mrs. Bqundey, Mrs, Thompson, Mrs. Wilson. Skerratt, Mrs, Fines. Miss 'Donna Samells, Mrs. Thompson. 3 'Coll. Fancy Cookies--Mrs. Boundey, | . Plum Jam--Mrs, Moore, Mrs. Bow Lady's Sun Dress -- Mrs. Coates, ¥ Mrs. Walsh, Mrs, Coates, R.R. 2, Port|dey, Mrs, Skerratt: Mrs. Moore. | i Perry. Wild Raspberry Jam--Mrs. Phillips.| Tailored Dress--Mrs. Munro, Mus. | Coll. Ice dox Cookies--Mrs. Boun-}| 3-Fruit Marmalade--Mrs. Boundey, Phillips, Mrs. Coates. Fly dey, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Coates. Mrs. Fines, Mrs. Brethour. Fancy Blouse--Mrs. Skerratt, Miss Be i . ; | ; S38 | hig! MANITOBA RESORT IS UTOPIA TO AVID ANGLERS There's nothin, "fishy" about ' the fish stories told i God's| plane, God's Lake is 460 miles from June to September. Here Lake, for thirty and.forty pound| northeast of Winnipeg Although|Mary and Jimmy Smith. display pike and lake trout' are common | accomodation averages $500 ala huge pike. catches In the remote fishermen's| week, avid anglers from all parts| caught 26 lake trout in a row" Accessible only by |of North America pack the area!the biggest weighing 82 pounds hangri-la, a ~=Central Press Canad One fisherman D. Samells, Cotton Skirt--Mrs. Phillips, Miss D. Samells, Mrs. Walsh, Cotton Slip -- Murs. Moore, Mrs, Martyn. Coates, Bed Pyjamas -- Murs. Coates, Mrs, Munro, Mrs, Thompson. Nightgown, fancy crepe -- ratt, Mrs, Coates, Cotton House Dress -~ Mrs, Munro, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Coates. * Kitchen Apron--Mus, Martyn, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Thompson, Fancy Apron -- Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Thompeon, Cobbler's Apron--Murs, Coates. Lady's Cardigan-- Mrs. A. Elliott, Brooklin, Miss Foreman, Mrs. Brown. Lady's Sweater, fancy knit --- Miss Foreman, Mrs, Coates, Skating Cap --= Mitts--Murs. Moore, Miss Audrey Kent, Port Perry. Knitted Gloves--Mrs, Coates, Miss Kent, Mrs. Elliott Knitted Bed Jacket---Miss Foreman, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Brown. Lady's Mitts, wool -- Murs. Elliott, Miss Kent. Sports Shirt, Men's--Mrs. 'Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Walsh. Plaid Work Shirt -- Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Coates. Broadcloth Prjamas--Mrs, Mrs. Moore, Mrs, Coates. Pullover with sleeeves--Miss "Fore- man, Pullover, sleeveless--Miss Samells, Miss Foreman, Mrs, Brown, Fine Knitted Socks -- Mrs, Elliott, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Brown. Murs, Sker- Coates, Walsh, Coarse Knit Socks -- Mrs, Elliott, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Brown, I'ancy Knit Socks -- Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Elliott. 'Mitts, Coarse Wool--Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs, Elliott. Gloves, fine wool -- Mrs. Elliott, Miss D. Samell, Mrs. Coates. Girl's Jumper, 8 to b years -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Moore. - Girl's Dress, smocked--Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. J. Patterson, Port Perry. Baby's Dress or Slip--Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Skerratt, Knitted Jacket, Bonnet, Bootees-- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Moore, Miss Fore- man, : . Baby's Rompers--Miss Foreman. Child's Sun Dress -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Skerratt. Child's Overalls -- Mrs. Phillips. Boy's Pullover--Mrs.. Mrs. Skerratt, Coates, Miss Foreman. Boy's Cardigan-- Mrs. Moore. Boy's Knitted Suit--Mrs, - Skerratt, Murs. Brown, Miss Foreman. Baby's Shawl--Murs. E-Holman. Girl's Fancy Cardigan--Miss Fore- man, -Mrs, Moore, Mrs. Coates. Angora Collar -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs, Walsh. Knit Socks, Fine Monogram---Mrs. Skerratt.' Baby's Bed Spread Mrs. Skerratt. CLASS 28--HOME CRAFT AND ART. . Crocheted Table Cloth--Mrs. J. Pat- terson, Port Perry; Edna Spence, Prince Albert; Mrs, Martyn, Cotton Bedspread, tailored -- Mrs. Skerratt. Cotton Bedspread, crocheted --Mrs, Il, Mrs. Boundey. Knitted Bedspread- Prince Albert. Cotton Quilt -- Moore, Mrs. Coates. Appliqued Quilt--Mrs: Munro, Mrs. Moore. Appliqued Quilt, Sorbin Mrs, Moore. Quilt, quilting only--Mrs. Munro, Mrs. Moore. Quilt, Print Scraps -- Crib Quilt, Nursey Design --_ Munro, Mrs. Moore. Quilt Blocks--Mrs. Boundey. * Emb. Pillow Cases and Sheet--Mrs. Coates, Mrs, Boundey, Mrs. Skerratt. Afghin--Mrs. Coates. Hooked Rug, Wollen Rags -- Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Coates, Mrs, Munro. Rug, Hooked with wool yarn--Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Moore, ARTS AND NOVELTIES Coll. Scenic Snaps --- Mrs, Contes, Mrs. Boundey, Mrs. Thompson. Coll, Snap of Port Perry ---- Mrs. Moore, Mrs, Coates, Mrs. Boundey, Coll. Snaps, children--Mrs, Thomp- son, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Skerratt,' Coll. Snaps, Floweys--Mrs, Boun- dey, Mrs. Moore, Coll, Snaps, Farm Life-~Mrs, Sker- ratt, Pencil Drawing--Mrs, Alldred, Mrs. Boundey.. Winter Woodland Scene -- Miss A, Kent, Mrs. Alldred, Mrs, Boundey. Craftmaster Oil Painting -- Mrs. Skeratt, (Ke -Mary Holman, Mrs. Munro, Mrs. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. (Continued on Page b) "Mrs. Little Misses Sonja and Sandia 'Enge twin daughters of Mr. and Murs. David Enge, Port Perry were the winners of their class in the Baby Local Twins Win First Prize at "Ex" Contest at T oronto Exhibition. The contest was judged not on beauty alone; consideration was given to cleanliness, health and the record HEAD-ON CRASH LOCAL YOUTH Port Perry. Sept 4.--One man was killed and. four others were injured in a head-on crash between two cars on No. 7A Highway between here and Manchester early Sunday morning, The accident occurred in fog. " Howard "Luke, 20, of Port Perry, driver of one of the cars, was killed. He was alone. Lloyd Balfour, 19 of Port Perry, the other driver and a lifelong friend of Luke's, was severely hurt. He was admitted to Oshawa General Hospital with head injuries, chest injuries and a fracturdd right leg, A passenger, Betty Brawley, 23, of Memorial Park Rd., Toronto, was ad- mitted to the same hospital. She suf- fefed head injuries, a fractured right leg and left ankle. Both were later moved to the Toronto General Hospi- tal. Two other passengers were admitted to Port Perry Memorial Hospital. Ruth Fernley, of Toronto, who was vacationing at' Caesarea, suffered an injured jaw and bruises. Bill Gibson, of Port Perry suffered body bruises, cuts and shock. Luke was on his way to a restaurant after taking four persons home. Bal- Balfour and his friends were on their 'way home when the two cars collided. A General Motors worker in Osha- wa, Luke leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Luke, six brothers and two sisters, Obituary | I. W. BROCK The death occurred at Port Perry Community Hospital of Frederick Wil- liam Brock, a general store-keeper at Port Perry for almost 65 years. He was 79, ' . - Mr. Brock was a native of Port Perry and took aver the store which had been started by his father in the 1860s, le wad an active supporter of Port Perry United Church and also served for about six years on the Port Perry Board of Education, Ie left the Board about 1923, Mr. Brock's other main interests were hunting and fishing and he spent most of his spare time outdoors. He married the former H. Sophia Parr at Blackstock in 1904, ~ Mr. Brock is survived by his wife; two sons, Arthur W. Brock, of Port Perry, and Dr. John Brock, of Oshawa; and five . grandchildren, William of Kingston; Georgia 6f Port Perry; and John, Ken and Douglas of Oshawa. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, September 6th, 1 "| left on a motor trip to the Laurentians, of growth from birth. The prize consisted of $26.00 and cach child: will receive a sold filled medal. Congratulations! KILLS i W. 1. Meet v. 1. Meefing The Sept, meeting of the W. I. was held in the Parish Hall on Thursday, Sept. 1st. Mrs. A. Brunton, chaired the meeting. . Vice-President, ~ At the conclusion of the business session Mrs, Fines gave a talk on Mottos and a "humorous reading was given by Mrs. 'Leahy. In reporting on. Agriculture and Canadian Industries Mrs. Fines gave an interesting talk on the Pickling Industry. with reference to the start and growth of this industry in Nova Scotia. It was suggested that all in- teresting items on Current Evens should be turned in to Mrs. F. Honey, convener of Historical Research and Current Events, Mesdames Brunton and Hutchinson were appointed to arrange entries for the Fairs. All members are reminded that the Nestleton W. I. will be our guests at the October meeting and your execu- tive requests a full attendance, if at A | all possible. Tentative arrangements were made to visit Mrs. Neal's home in Thorn- hill. Mrs. Neal is a recognized au- thority on early life in Upper Canada and opens her log-cabin home to wo- men's clubs, A feature article in the August number of Chatelaine maga- zine entitled "The Woman who Col- lects Happy Ghosts" shows some of her collected items in color and a write up on her project. "The meeting concluded with a so- cial hour when al} were fuests of Mrs, Fines group. Wedding SONLEY-BRANTON A very quiet wedding took place in Oshivwa on Friday afternoon, Sept. 2, when Rev. H. Atkinson of Albert St. Church, united in marriage Donna Marjorie Branton, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Branton, Oshawa, Robert Donald Sonley, son of Mr. and Mis, W. C. Sonley of Manchester. The and brother-in-law of the bride, and prs. James Ashby. only attendants were a sister Mr, After the ceremony the happy couple Upon their return they will reside on the groom's farm west of Manchester. ¢ Notice of Hydro Interuption There will be a hydro interrup- tion on SUNDAY, SEPT. 11th, from 1 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. in the Port Perry and Rural areas. Film Council News A tour through Johns' Mansville Co. at Port Unibn has been arranged for our Members and Friends on Sept. 11 at 8 o'clock. Anyone wishing to_go on this tour please write Mrs, W. Carter, R.R. 1, Pickering or phone Pickering 330J1. This will be our first mecting of the season so come along a friend and make this tonr Brooklin Wins South Ont. Title _ Brooklin Stevenson Motors captured' the Lawson Clifford Trophy and the championship of South Ontario County Softhadd League at their home park when they won a thrilling 13-inning decision over Whithy Royals, v 2-1 verdict to sweep the title inthree-straight yrames. One of the tightest softhall gdnies and bring on SUCeess. copping series "in Brooklin's long history, the fans at the Community Park were treated to 10 full innings of scoreless ball ag the two smart clubs hattled it ont thothi- and-nail. \ Road Curves To Be Gentle Much needed repairs to Highway 7 and 12 between Brooklin and Myrtle Station are now well under way. The concrete of the highway was laid in 1929 and with the exception of a new surface laid some years ago little has been done to the busy highway in the intervening years, The contract for the eavrying out of the project has heen awarded to Beam ish Construction Company. The high. way has been surveyed and work i well advanced. It is anticipated that the repair of the highway will be con tinued as far north as Sunderland where it intersects with the Canada Highway. Two major changes in the highway are being made north of Brooklin. About a mile north of the village at the Wagon Wheel Inn curve a sharp turn in the road will be eliminated. The road will curve gently to the east through a field. A short distance further east another turn will also be straightened. The contract also includes the build- ing of a number of new culverts, Those already constructed ave nmiuch longer than those now in use, Trans Single Copy se. | - Fine Weather Brings Large Turn-Out At Annual Fall Fair Anoher Big Day for Port Perry Fair