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Prince Albert News Aldon Smith Highest In 4-H Dairy Calf Club Last Sunday our minister Rev. A. Rice based his sermon on "Power of Speech". Miss Patsy Holtby accompanied the hymns and choir owing to the regular organist Mrs. Snelgrove having undergone surgery. Offering gathered by Edward Heayn and Grant Beacock. A hearty welcome is extend- ed to everyone to attend and enter into the spirit of our an- npal aniversary service next Sunday at 2 p.m. Check notice of same elsewhere in this issue. Congratulations to John Hope who has been chosen rural "Paper Boy of the Year", for the Oshawa Times. John was also among forty other carriers entitled to the three-day bus trip to Ottawa where they toured famous buildings. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Gross of Chatham were Saturday guests with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtby and family. Mr. Duane Tietze of Linden, N. Jersey also enjoyed a few days with the Holtby's. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Simons & children, Toronto, were Sun- day visitors with the parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vance. "for job re--training because of Automation' -poll workers from throughout Mr .and Mrs. Paul Espie and family visited her sister Mr. & Mrs. Heffer, Peterboro. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Devitt and Neil, Oshawa visited her father Mr. Frank Vickery and the Beacocks on Sunday. About ten of our ladies en- joyed attending the Autumn Rally of U.C.W. in Port Perry last Thursday. We offer sympathy to Mr. & Mrs. Louis Bond and their. fa- mily who attended the funeral of Mrs. Bond's only brother, Mr. Robert McGregor, Toronto. We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Carl Graham of Scugog Island, who have purchased and moved into Mr. and Mrs. Ken Middle- ton's home. The Middleton fa- mily now reside in their home north section of the village. MINORITY GOVERNMENT DANGEROUS Dr. Claude Vipond, Liberal Candidate, told a meeting of the riding that the impressive record of legislation of the pre- sent Liberal Government mask- ed the many dangers of minor- ity government. "Read any text on political science", he said, "and it will verify that minority govern, Twenty-five members of the Port Perry 4-H Dairy Calf Club completed their 1965 project, re- sulting in a 100% completion for the club. The high member in the club this year was Aldon Smith of R. 2, Port Perry. To complete a 4-H Calf Club project, each member must x- hibit his or her calf at the club's achievement day, where points are awarded on the calf and on showmanship. In addition, pts. are awarded throughout the year on the project work which includes the care and feeding of the calf, the submission of mon- thly feeding reports, and par- ticipation in regular 4-H meet- ings. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Special, for the highest points in showmanship, was won this year by Wayne Brethour of R. 3, Uxbridge. The Dr. D. C. MacMaster Special, awarded to the three high club members, was won by the following boys:-- 1st--Aldon Smith, Port Perry, R.R. 2 2nd--Bruce Heayn, Port Perry, R.R. 3 3rd--Ron Parish, Uxbridge 3 Other members of the Port Perry 4-H Dairy Calf Club com- pleting their 1965 project are as follows: -- Jim Gerrow, Port Perry, R. 3 Keith Phoenix, Greenbank Robert Smith, Port Perry, 2 Roy Gerrow, Port Perry, R. 3 Sandy Ewen, Uxbridge Robin Parish, Uxbridge, R. 3 Bruce Smith, Port Perry, R. 2 Bruce Wilson, Uxbridge, R. 2 Earl Phoenix, Greenbank Ron Thomson, Seagrave, R. 2 Murray Stone, Blackwater, 2 William Gray, Port Perry 4 Norman Wilson, Uxbridge 2 Jim Thomson, Seagrave, 2 Irene Smith, Uxbridge, 3 Robt. Couperthwaite, Ux. 3 Allan Pogue, Uxbridge, R. 3 Marion Couperthwaite, Ux. 3 Ronald Crosier, Blackwater 2 David McKean, Seagrave, 2 Wayne Brethour, Uxbridge 3 David Tripp, Port Perry, 1 The Port Perry 4-H Dairy Calf Club is sponsored by the Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Agricultural Society, with Les- lie Smith of R. 2, Port Perry, and Lloyd Wilson of R. 2, Ux- PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs, Nov. 4th, 1965-5 bridge, as club leaders. In the Port Perry Lions' 4-H Grain Club, 13 members com- pleted their project, with the high club member, and recipient of the Port Perry Lions' Club trophy, being Jim Gerrow of R. 8, Port Perry. Completion of a 4-H Grain Club project is marked by the entry of a sample of seed grain, harvested from the member's plot, at the club's achievement day. Points are awarded to the members on their overall pyo- ject work throughout the year, as well as on their achievement day entry. Other members of the Port Perry Lions' 4-H Grain Club completing their 1965 project are as follows: -- Robt. Smith, Port Perry, 2 Bruce Heayn, Port Perry, 3 Aldon Smith, Port Perry 2 Roy Gerrow, Port Perry 3 Robt. Couperthwaite, Ux. 3 Bruce Smith, Port Perry, 2 Keith Phoenix, Greenbank Murray Stone, Blackwater, 2 Robert Holtby, Port Perry, 2 Earl Phoenix, Greenbank Martin Turner, Claremont 2 George Timms, Blackwater 2 ment leaves the voter without |} : a clear alternative; that it fos- ters extremism, promotes re- gional rather than national in- terest, discourages long term planning, creates uneasiness, and causes frequent elections. All of these faults were already evident in the last parliament. Continued minority government with its bickering and political manoeuvring will inevitably re- sult in a further splitting up of parties and eventual paralysis. There must be a majority gov- ernment and the Liberals are the only party that can form it." Why Pay More . . SAVE! 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