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- Association . Member of SR) Cadi Wiki)" Newpupets- SE as THE STAR EDITORIAL PAGE - Port Perry, Ontario, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1952 | Domesticating Salmon © > - . "The Department of Lahas and Forests 8 SE for the Province of Ontario ngaged in : : an interesting experiment : mY 4 Ro : : e to fis _great interest to. those who Hina *. Ontario waters, A RES ; .iwo batches of 10,000 each were planted it this June in two Algonquin lakes. e fry Bo deed from tie Glens Haithery ob the Bay of Quint @ nt's base 'at Smoke 'Lake 'and then flown into the two lakes where e: ive @ by biologists seem to show that the salmon might thrive oi The Atlantic salmon'is a famous gama " fish'of our eastern coustiiie." A'large part: of its life is spent in the sea where most of its growth takes place, p : However, for : ! "spawning it returiid to frésh 'water. 5 Sh spawning may take place after oné' to four: ng sdlinon 'called: oarr goes-to-sea-in a-period of 'one to three years at. sea. - Theiyoungd er - years," Our Own: Election: . Within' the next yéat, and soon 'rather - than<late, the people: of Canada" will: be* asked to elect 'a mew' government.: The - basis of past performance -and the present __point with pride' to our" financal status; they will emphasize 'the! unparalleled ex- period; and they 'will'laud the tax agree- ments: which have 'been 'miitle' with -evefy. - province except Quebec. The Conserva- tives will cry for a change claiming that : - the Liberal regime has beén too long in 4 office. to assure -future nistra.- : ¢ tion: + The Conservatives" : > _ tention to some of the s with regard to accounts 'and' materials in the govern- pel ment military: camps; High taxation will Th ©. also figure in the fight. the Conservatives hive been seeking a reduction in the income tax. ~~. The Liberals: are in a strong position: they have much to their c 'and are certainly going to try' to add other'things Atlantic salmon fry in nts - Liberals. will ask for réselestion on the - come Tax is planned--thus stealing. some Prasharous state'of 'the country: They will é- ' pansion of the SOuRLLY a, the post-war alsb eal at For sometime EES sy a SA ET Jd TIME TO CHECK VOTERS' LIST . . Nearly every year, on the day of * the municipal elections, reports are received of individuals who have found "their nanies lef€ oft the voters' list, rendering them ineligible to. vote. «4 Many ofthese people had voted in ~ previous years, when their names were listed, and they as a rule expressed themselves in forcible terms regarding the omission of their names, ~ By raising these fish in landlocked lakes and 'streams the: Department hopes to domesticate the salnion and have it thrive without the necessity of going to sea. It - is well-known that certain species of sal- : mon do thriive in fresh water likes and the 'Department is most hopeful that this ex- periment with Atlantic salmon will pay off. Two or three years should be sufficient time within:which to judge just how suc- cessful the plantings have béen. There is little doubt that if the plan meets with success, the Department will be encouraged to stock many of our northern lakes with salmon. No matter how the experiment turns out 'the Department is to be com- mended for its enterprise and we look for- ward to the day when, perhaps, we'll go fishing 'for an Atlantic salmon in Cedar Lake or Lake Cauchon. > This has. happened nearly every year, It could happen again this year." But it need not happen. - All that is required is for citizens themselves to check the list and make. sure that their names are there, The town voters' list is available at the clerk's office, the Post Office, and K. R. Davis' store, It is not a difficult thing to do, just to check for any ovérsights and ; arrange for their correction. It is a : ia privilege, a duty and a responsibility \ 3 : to vote, but it is just as much a re- spopsibiility to be'sure of having eligi- bility to vote, It is an odd fact, and one that is difficult to understand, that many citizens who/m a point of voting in 1 an "Drovineial election, pathetic attitude toward municipal elections. Every election is important, but why some people should consider municipal government of less importance is baffling; Here is the government that deals with the every- day life of the community. Its de- cisions have immense effect on the community. " % St. Lawrence Waterway will be rushed - ahead; and there is much evidence to in- dicate that a sizable reduction in the In- of the Conservative thunder. The weak- nesses of ' the Liberal program centres around its policy on housing; 'failure to - 'implement a National Health Scheme; and its tendency to favour French: appoint- ments ; CE Unfortunately for the Conservatives they are in no position to take advantage of these weaknesses. It is very doubtful that thé Conservatives would ever even consider weakening "tte" position 'of "Tafd- owners and mortgage companies by bring- ing in' legislation for" a" compréhénsiveé" "housing scheme nor would they- touch a _ National Health Plan; and furthermore, : what could the Conservatives do without not making sure of ability to vote-- some real support from Quebec. Certainly 'and then voting.--Stouffville Tribune none of these three sins of the Liberals : To point .out these things seems a man on a ship, but apparently the obvious importance of municipal gov- ernment. There is no excuse for it, any more than there is an excuse for hess - a a TT A TT Se $ hey 0 i a Rte, The four young singers pictured | the feminine vocalist, Thursday's above are heard on the CBC Road- CBC roadshow originates-in Vancouv- show, a fast-moving 156 minutes pack- | er where. petite Betty Power takes ed with music and chatter originat- {'part in the fun (lower left).. <The ing from four points across Canada | musical caravan pulls into Montreal each week. On Mondays, Maxine every Friday with a gay company of Ware (upper right) shares the spot- | songsters including pretty Joyce Hahn light with the Winnipeg aggregation. | (lower right). CBC Roadshow 'Is On Tuesdays, the Toronto group takes | heard on the Trans-Canada network. over with Dorothy Alt (upper left) - -* - Looking Back 15 Years _ Clough at the Remembrance Day ser- somewhat like pointing out the sea to _ From the files of the Port 'Perry | and the work of 'the Ontario govern- Star, Thursday, Nov. 11, 19037: "1 Came Not To Be Peace, But A Sword" was the text for the basis of a sermon delivered by Rev. J. C. vice at St. John's Presbyterian Church. : LR EE Hon. Gordon' Conant, recently ap- pointed Attorney-General was accord- ed a complimentary dinner by Port | Perry Business Men. Over 100 from: Peterboro, Oshawa, Whitby, Manvers, Cartwright, 'Reach and Scugog heard t ment. * 7 a * Eight-year-old Jimmy [Iood, "of Scugog, suffered a broken collarbone | for the second time when he fell while mounting a pony. Jimmy has also - broken a leg and an arm. * x x 0» Thomas Soper and Mrs, F., Johnson were badly injured and two others shaken up when their car left the road south of Greenbank, The injured were STAR lights 4 OSHAWA. TIMES-GAZETTE..col. . umnist "The Observerweshould prac- tice what he preaches. he der the 'Oshawa's Passing Scene' - points out that a publication in, the local area has been 'milking' the T-G of printed stories without giving cred- & © it. This gentleman could live up to his 'pen-name' by observing the num- ber of stories which are regularly clipped 'wholesale' from the ~ Port Perry Star. The only credit Motor City paper gives these storles a- mounts to writing in a 'PORT PERRY' date line. AREN'T KIDS «- FUN DEPART- -MENT: Hearing a report on the bE: United Nations a local, youth inquired | of his elders--"What is a general as- sembly?" An older brother who is . also a public school student, piped up, "Oh, we have one every week at school", AN ANONYMOUS youth reports that the Star's Hallowe'en story av hout a certain local resident and his. ' 'small garage' was in error. We claimed the gentleman who stood guard over the outbuilding every yenr with success was some sort of n record, This unidentified informer. writes: that five years ago the owner iy . question {vas .on guard inside when "~~ it was lassoed and toppled. Ne "NEVER GIVE UP! . - A brief sketch of the life of Abra- ham: Lincoln reveals the following: 1831--failed in business. 1832---defeated for Legislature. 1838--defeated for elector. 1843. defeated for Congress. 1848---defeated for Senate. 1855--defented ~for Vice-President. 1860---elected President of the - United States. 'Weekly Smile First Communist: "Nice weather we're having." Wtiting un. pot A NA Sr ar Py ~ Cn vat before the present session is over. The: election. io seem to provide the Conservatives with Hegemon : _ DISTRICT DOINGS F--m-- THE PASSING SHOW hy MAC» --=f------="""=""" The rubber. companies have been--- For the second time since World : stretching the idea of monopoly too' War II, no peace award has beéymade far and the government plans to take for the Nobel prize. Next year, no some of the bounce out of them in idoubt'dt will be given' to President- - several court actions, ; elect Ike Elsenhower. : * o's ol " Labbir Progressive Party--official : tice 'wai anybody's comminist' organization. -- plans to "} 13 on EE pion Spode contest 26 seats in the next federal to count the ballots' ~~ election in the Province of Quebec 5 alone. Now how did M. Duplessis let a 'thingiike that'get started? ; * 9% & oo » © A Roman Catholic pilientien ERE ; points out that there may be reason . 2 ing beings on other-plinets free of.~ Ihe Americans dropped an Hens 'original sin . .. at least free of °0 A&R island in the 'Pacific and accord. means it won't be necessary for us tor DO You supposé they could have MIST J send missionaties to them. I 2 : A¥ 3 *'s » "Te 8 9 @ ' 3 pI The British are apparently a 'dyliig = One of the questions now troubling race (people.) ~ Of thelr 14,500,000":the British parliament is the one that families, 8,000,000 have no children runs™-- How Kenya account for the under sixtéert' years fof age. Child." Mau Mau? i... lessness is doing whatthie Nasty could»: Mii : n't. Perhaps, a speech from Churehlll py yoy suppose the landslide in the might tir the' people 'to feél a séhhe United States could have set Opposi- 9 + of new birth, rie tion Leader Drew to thinking? . , FE ; Oh, No! . . to dreaming, The cost of living index has dropped ss & 5 9 one-tenth of a point . . . We Wappehé™* 10 me poli y interpretation some poli- that some manufacturers and employ-1 oo i can put on the term "public life ers will now expect thelr wage-earners . is 'publie strife, to retain thule valid! / a : : FA d sas ak aan ah 4 ; w § < ; @® THE PORT PERRY STAR © Eetkblshed 1864" The Port Péfry Sta, 'ia: published by the Port Perry Star Company 'Limited,' Queen street, Port" Perry, each | Thursday. ~ Authorized®as Second 'Class Mail by the Post © Office Department, Ottawa. ~~ ' | Mrsr S7Fatiher, President. W. A. Farrier, Vice-President. I. A. Boyd, Secretary-Treasurer. ; SUBSCRIPTION RATE--$2.00 pér 'year in advance. $8.00 per year outside Canada, Single copy 6 cents. a" [t looks like good business to carry goals of the contract are not known "dry at the Lethbridge Experimental Adam's original sin. Apparently that: to reports the" island weds vapourized, "plenty of grass and crop aftermath the kind of ammunition that wins an STOUFFVILLE--Municipal council Farm Facts GOOD BUSINESS TO CARRY - CATTLE OVER . . . the Ontario Provincial Police under which this department would under- is going to consider a contract from | Dv ow ry A Bo __take the policing of Stouffville. Minor. a steer over another year rather than -to market it now even if prices remain at 'their present level, states H. J. Hargrave, head of the animal husban- but the figure" of $6,600 has been given to: the local clerk as the cost the 'cost of two fulltime OPP con- stables of which the government pays 26 per cent. : CANNINGTON -- Peaceful Dove Lodge recently had the honour of en- tertaining 'IOOF Grand Master T.R. McFadden of 'Durham, accompanied by District Deputy Grand Master G. C. Wilton of Cannington. Members were present from Lindsay, Oshawa, Statidn. A supply of feed worth $16 to $20 can winter a steer and $10 'worth of grazing can do the summer- ing; he says. A half ton of hay or straw together with five or six bushels of grain will carry a calf over in good condition and slightly*more feed will see a yearling through the win, BreavdE he the | ttle Britain, Beaverton, Fort Perry, same specialist. uch amounts can even be cut down if there has been Woodville 204, Cannington; " SUTTON---The eye survey of school such as was the case this year in many 'children in this area is to be continued parts of the west. : -by the Kinsmen Club. Chairman of --the Eye Survey Committee Aub Tim- According to the data from Eastern ing says that it is hoped that it will Experimental Farms, the amount of pe possible to examine the eyes of feed required for carrying calves and yihdergarten pupils. yearlings is somewhat higher and so' are the costs; wintering a steer will ~BOWMANVILLE--One of the larg- range from $20 to $26 in the East and est crowd in" attendance at any cattle summer grazing, from $12 to $15, de- sale this fall thronged Blackstock on pending onthe kind and quality of the Nov. 3 for the Blue Ribbon Shorthorn roughage and pasture, * Sale. This tenth anniversary sale i : ~ ,with.Jack Baker, Hampton, as man- ~ager«was highly sucpessful, realizing a total of $17,245 for 47 head of pure- bred Scoteh Shorthorns. UXBRIDGE -- Wick Presbyterian Records show that .a yearling weighs about 800 pounds more than a calf and a two-year-old animal weighs 860 more pounds than a yearling.' * These weight spreads may be even' Church marked its 103rd anniversary | wider if the wintering is well done.' withspecial services Nov. 2. Major Due to the abundance of grain on the' Rev. J. F. Fraser, Padre of Sunny-. western' farms, the present time is' brook Hospital, Toronto, was guest favourable to carry calves until they speaker at both services and delivered are yearlings and the latter until they challenging messages. reach two years. The same applies' OSHAWA -- Tenders for grading to sheep, adds Mr, Hargrave, Ewe' the six:mile express road which will Jambs should be kept to replace over-' cut from 'Highway 28 to 86, have been age animals intead of being sgnd to let and work is expected to start im- feedlots. finde} "mediately. This new 22-foot wide ; ] : , diversion route will connect Highway There has been a significant shift in ' 28 at the tarn just five miles: west of the ages at which cattle have been' Petéerborough'and cuts into Highway marketed during the last years, points 86 just south of Pontypool, It will out the Lethbridge expert, Farmers cut Highway 7A between Cavan and and ranchers are now selling their Bethany. When completed. the diver- cattle as yearlings whereas fomerly 'sion highway will take a great deal they sold two or three year steers. . A of the load off Highway 28 from return to the old method might well be Peterborough to Port Hope, Welcome wise move for the coming year, in to Newcastle and onto Oshawa. of such polide 'set-up. = This covers |. Port Perry 186) + ' : "wv , he speaker tell of his official duties |treated in Port Perry hospital. - Second Communist: Yeah, but the , . ; rich -are having it, too." a ~ BUSINESS DIRECTORY Refriverati i DUSINLYY DIRECTION Refrigeration i : . - . i wh =~ af i CONANT & CONANT 3 Sand and Gravel "for prompt service on all makes, 3 br BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS 'both household and commereial. TT 50 © Gordon D. Conant, K.C~ Government Tested Estimates given on Installations. - fe "Roger D. Conant, B.A. |. Landscdping, "Sodding, Loam, and ™° i te : Offices: ~~ - | ~~ Stone SE Reg. Boundey STI = ~ Oshawa, Ont., 7; Simcoe St. S. | Free Estimates. Phone 88R | : i Phone 3-2227 |W. J.SYMES Port Perry | Ri Ajax, Ont., Phone 2§ ~~ I Cig - © sept RE. UPHOLSTERY gil MONTEITH & MONTEITH | EXCAVATING and RE-BUILDING - * * &= 2 ALS "( " a CELLAR : Let us re-upholster your old Chester- ghd CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS| CELLARS - DRAINS iy Suite. - Satisfaction suscontond Ww 37 King St. E,, Oshawa | SEPTIC TANKS » Phone and have our consultant call wh - - Gordon W. Richl, C.A. . | GRADING - | and give you a free estimate. Free 1 : | 1 hl Ah] v | piek- « A Resident Partner CLIF F BAKER, Manchester vick-up and delivery. i1¢ ee : ! ey Phone 5-0311 Collect 0% REAL ESTATE ; OSHAWA UPHOLSTERY - CO. Ay : . DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG 8 Church Street ye Consult . DENTIST ! A 3 -- | J ------ fied J. A. WILLOUGHBY & SONS Queen Street | . i i for complete Real Estate Service. | Phone 237 : Port Perry | R 0 0 F | N G 3 8 Head Office, 366 Bay St., Toronto | . frit Phone EM. 3-0604 OF ALL KINDS ye I N S U R A N C E viva die "Asphalt Siding, Estimates given on all kinds of work. WALLACE Port Perry City and Country Homes Farms and Small Acreages. Industrial and Business Property. LLOYD LEE : 18 your local representative. Phone LO 5229, Toronto SW ae we ww EE a : > - & - - Electrical and '9. [ 4 OEE [] Mechanical Repairs to ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY, ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS A SPECIALTY ye Are your policies up-to-date? Whatever your Insurance needs | 'may be, consult H. W. EMMERSON Phone 41 EARL Phone 261 [) I Port Perry : ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDERS New or old floors sanded and + finished, or waxed and polished by T oe DR.J.B.LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON (Over Teléphone Office) 'the square foot. PORT PERRY ONTARIO Electric Floor Sanders, or Wax- . ers and Polishers for Rent. " Ollice Hours -- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. | METAL: LATHE WORK. _ Phones: Office 68W. Res. 68J R. PICKARD LAWN MOWERS, Machine Ground Phone 281W, Port Perry, Ont. . and Serviced v enn naomel. PAINTING 8 5) cy Fg DECORATING (@d={@)""4\\| CAUSLEY MACHINE. ES SHOP Garry Venning = Air. Conditioning de n LI | 3) op : Blackstock INSURANCE COMPANY IE urnace : PHONE 187 r 2 PORT PERRY Cousuis the Grown fue M Eavestroughing . ARTHUR W. 8. GREER, K.C. C E C K 1 N G | ; We sell and service DURO in attendance at my Port Perry . pS -- PRESSURE PUMPS office on Wednesday morning and SYDNEY G. BARNES |Friday afternoon of each :week, AGENT BROOKLIN Phone 72 r 2. |. or by appointment, Port P i : Aug 83] Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 26 ort Perry +1 OBtaHe view of the present sitaution. le "