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LAE , 4 diy AG Aa BBX TOF CRT ER B4 3 2 SRR Y RIEL A Ge BN * FE La : te Sh : Authorized as Second Class Mall, Pos Office Department, Otte. a PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 11th, 1957 : JR $2.00 per year. Single Copy be. Hank Thompson |Brooklin Drops the Second Game Blue Ray Chapter Entertain § Saintfield Farmer Raises Rare Sheep ¢ ® For Ladies' Valuable Coals Karakul sheep from which the skins | * - for Persian jamb coats are obtained, are being raised by Mr. Jack Forster at his farm near Saintfield just a Ontario County Comes to Oshawa 'Hank Thompson, known to millions by his many hits on Capital records and his network radio shows, will be appearing at THE RED BARN, Of the Series To Parry Sound In a game in Parry Sound-on Sat- urday night Brooklin lost to the much superior team 8 to 2. Tuesday night in Port Perry the Brooklin team showed great spirit Report From | At Friendship Night The regular meeting of' Blue Ray (meeting and_the proceeds 'amounted was held in the Masonic Rooms and a to $10.35, splendid representation of members hand-crocheted apron was Vera Cap- - Jf were on hand to welcome the guests, Various Chapters were represented. The lucky winner of the stick of Lindsay. The lucky winners v little north of Greenbank. Mr. For- u : OSHAWA hrs r 3 for the Groce iy: 3 a on Thursday, April 11th A ; or the Grocery hampers were Judson i | & ster is formerly from Markham Twp. Supervised Area with his Sits Western Band, the but were finally defeated by the heav- ar lamen The' Worthy Matron, assisted by the' Walker, Agincourt; Mys. Martin, of a A Aq and comes from a well-known family 3 Brazos Valley Boys ier team. - The Parry Sound team used | | By Michael Starr, M.P Worthy Patron gave the guests a toy} Sunderland; Mrs. Jessie Richardson 17 i 5 . h ' Jd y ' 2 4 of that municipality. Ontario County was designated a a style similar to Junior "A" hockey Ontario Ridi ! al welcome and thanked all for com-! Blue Ray; Mrs. Alice Bartha, Laurel; fod £ A : One of the most colorful and enter- | With heavy body checking and gen-| | atle ing . ing to our Friendship Eve : ik £ Mr. 'Forster got into the Karakul | supervised area under the Brucellosis | vii ) ) . : 1dship Evening. George Lane, Blue Ray; and Mrs. Ger- Reo 5 r. Forster got in e Haraku : ; rs taining organizations on the road, |erally rougher play than Brooklin| |i, 1 lefinitely establist The - Benevole oie y : A ~ Act, 1956 on April 1st, 1957. There- ' ! , has now been definitely establish- evolent Committee were, trude Carey, Agincourt. Sis sheep business a year ago and has the ' ] ' Hank and the band tour the entire|have encountered in the season's play.| aq that this Parliame ill end eased to repor y ; ' £415 after all female calves must be vac- . ad KC 1a is Parliament will end" on| pleased to report that the proceeds] An impromptu Chorus was delight- 1 only registered flock in Ontario, There cinated within the ages prescribed in United States and Canada through-| "Butch" McMann suffered injuries April 12th and that an Election will] from their Euchre amounted to $30. fully rendered by the winners Loe A are three in Quebec. The animals out the year playing the leading ball- | to the shoulder -- a probable broken be held on June 17th, even though an| The business of the evening was car- greatly enjoyed by everyone The WL 'd > g : 4 --e Taylor's Restaurant, Port Perry. 4 & sworable comment. + A book which will take an important XL throughout this territoory are quite valuable and most of the pelts which go into coats in Canada; are imported from South Africa and Russia. Mr. Forster was asked $100 each for the animals to open his flock and obtained his original ewes from Montreal. Karakuls produce lambs twice a year and Mr. Forster raised fourteen lambs last year and will produce, a greater number this year. Their diet is substantially the same as other breeds of sheep, with possibly a little less quantity. They live longer than most varieties, their life span running to fifteen years and more. There are both black and gray breeds, Mr, Forster having the blacks. Up until recently the pelts for Per- sian lambs were obtained from the unborn lambs, but in more recent years it has been found that pelts from lambs two to thrée days old were equally as good. The pelts when the Act, and the cost of the vaccina- tion will be borne by the Province of Ontario. In as much as the services of township inspectors have been dis- pensed with, it becomes the responsi- bility of each cattle owner to make ar- rangements for the vaccination of his calves, and those who fail to carry out this requirement may be charged with an offence under the Act. | In so far as possible every cattle owner will have the privilage of hav- ing his calves vaccinated by a- vet- erinarian of his own choosing. Con- sequently every practitioner has been given an opportunity of participating in the program. In order to quality for remuneration it will be necessary for the veterinarian to enter into an agreement with the Minister of Agri- culture, and each one who signs such agreement will receive a certificate of his appointment. Under the circum- stances cattle owners should make certain that a veterinarian has an agreement with the Minister before rooms, parks, auditoriums and night clubs. Hank is also a yearly feature at the Texas State Fair in Dallas and the Southwest Exposition and Fort Worth Fattsock Show in Fort Worth, Texas. They have also heen featured for the past three years at the most famous of all rodeos held in the U.8., the Frontier Days Rodeo held in Che- yenne, Wyoming. collar bone. This will weaken the Brooklin team a great deal as he has been a strong player, When "Butch" was injured it was found that there was no stretcher in the arena and no other facilities for handling an injured person. Perhaps this will suggest a project for some local club or hockey fan. Charles Brignal brought his'ambulance around and took the injured player tg Oshawa hospital, Brooktin are to be commended upon their effort and spirit in holding their own against the type of opposition they find in the Parry Sound team who seem to be of Junior "B" calibre. A capacity crowd, of whom about two hundred were Parry Sound sup- porters, filled the arena for the Tues- day night game. Let us show_ the same spirit in supporting our game hockey club. Third game of the series, at Parry Sound on Thursday. Fourth game of the series at Port official announcement has not been made at the time of the writing of this column. The Budget Debate has now been completed and the final day was Tues- day, April 2nd. There are a few picces of Legisla- tion which must .be passed before this Parliament prorogued and. they will have to go through: the different stages in the House during the next week. Because of the large agenda of busi- ness which will be left uncompleted, there is every liklihood that' Parlia- ment will again meet after the election sometime in October of this year in order to pass the departmental esti- mates and legislation, In_the past the various contesting Parties in General Election in Canada have used radio extensively in appeal- ing to the voters of this country. In 1953 election television was used to some extent and this medium will ried out in record time and a dona- tion was made to the appeal fram the Veteran's Camp 'Fund, ' Near the close of the meeting an impressive ceremony was performed that of dgafing the altar in memory ed past grand patron of the Grand "Chapter of Ontario, the late Arthur Mason, Sincere sympathy of the Chapter embers is extended to our beloved Worthy Grand Matron. Edna Ander- son (honorary member of Blue Ray) and her son in the loss of their be- loved one. Invitations have been reeaived from several chapters. Any one wishing to attend any of these events should con- tact our transportation convener, past matron Jessie Espie. Matron of Sunland Chapter and W.P. ter, Guest speakers were the Worthy. committee regreted to announce that owing to illness and other unfore- seen circumstances in the community their well arranged program of en- tertainment_had to be cancelled. The refreshment committee served a delectable lunch. Several members attended Markham Chapter, on Wednesday evening to hear the Associate Grand Matron, Lillias B. Turriff, speak on the Flor- ence Nightingale Home, which is lo- cated at Agincourt. This address proved of great interest to all mem- bers present and provided an immense amount of information regarding the legal procedure and financial work entailed to make this wonderful pro- jeet a success, 3 Approximately ten members of the Chapter, accompanied the Worthy Ma- Judson Walker of Scarborough Chap-' tron, Margaret Jeffiey, to Sunbeam Chapter, Oshawa to witness their In- The entertainment committee, con- spection on Thursday evening, last. graded, bring $35 to $40 on the mark- placing a request for vaccination ser- Perry on Saturday. LL Aa be used Sirlng ht Iethomping vened by "Marian Sandison held a A very pleasant evening was enjoyed ii et. a eiies A doa i] make 2 vices. Soliton partis are hid cl a, successful draw at the close of the hy all, & coat. . Once the sheep reach norma i: 'ties are expec o have . A wo es may be vaccinate after they , : growth their wool is similar in value Cove 5 ln Rp i 1g muit be a total of twelve hours of free broad- reac ) ag casting time over C.B.C. networks. . " ot Myr. Starr in thanking the conven- to ordinary sheep's wool and has lost that matted kink which makes Per- sian Lamb coats so valuable. the year of birth. Incidentally, notice [ bus, 'a 28 passenger Flexible. It is gy. council met on the above date |v me as your choice. I have appreciat- ; £ ilable f ination completely air conditioned and has an : N 0% | tracted for and pald for by the parties | VEN' 7 WRIT od the 8 t vou have wi fo that a calf is available for vace comp! ) y a all members present, with the reeve |, by individual candidates in their AT CONVENTION IN WHITBY 1c support you have given me in Wins onours may be given after it is four months individual radio for each man, It is in the chair. Minutes adopted except | wv, particular ridings. . Micl Starr . the 4% years that I have served this ~ old but must be given before it is|equipped with complete wardrobe. regarding purchase of five equip # Michael Starr of Oshawa, MP for| riding. B 'Congratulations to Bill EA of 'Bill attended the Canadian Restau- rant Asosiation Convention held in The menu is designed to call atten- tion to the resort atmosphere of Port Perry and district and drew much fa- The Port Perry Star are pleased to have had a part in the success of this menu. Bill brought his ideas to us and we worked together to execute the design and print the menus. re. New Coloured Telephone Book Telephone manager for this region, rounding territory. Reflecting the growth of the area is the fact that it was necessary to print 41,152 copied of the directory this year to supply residents in the territory covered by this book. There were 38,030 copies of the directory "n 1966 which makes an increase this vaccinated before becoming eleven ménths: of age. Thus a ealf born on January 1st may be vaccinated any time between May 1 and Nov. 30th of rian that calves are available for vag- cination the cattle owner must assist ticulars with regard to the pature of these restrictions may he obtained from your veterinarian or Agricultural Representative. Oshawa Girl and Trenton Boy ~~ | | Best Speakers Beverly Pine, 18-year-old Oshawa Central Collegiate student, won the Lions publi¢ speaking contest District A-3 finals for the second consecutive vorite Hobby" which was public speak- School Orchestra and various singers and pianists. : In the May grand finals a prize will be given to the top four; English- speaking boys, English-speaking girls, and French-speaking contestants, Port Perry's entrants in this com- petition placed near the top "in this year of over 3,000 copies, In Port Perry alone, there is 1330 directories | event in Trenton. Miss Mary Lynn Hodgins and Bruce Taylor held se- being delivered compared to 1245 last cond place in the District contest at year, Norwood in March. ten months old. Wa In addition to notifying a vetefina- [2 HANK THOMPSON Travelling over 150,000 miles a year, Hank and the band haye their own lockers and 110 outlets so the boys rehearse on the bus while travel: ling. Hank received pyer 204top honours BOX magazines Hank has achieved a position without parallel in the Coun- try. and Western entertainment field. During the past five years he has had over 29 of hjs songs on the Western Honour Roll Hits and he consistently places among the Top Ten All-Time Favorites in the -Country music field. Don't miss this great attraction when it comes to Oshawa's Red Barn. Appreciation Day Winner Saturday, at 6th, was our first draw since the change of day, and a Next week the draw will be held at the four corners in centre of town on win, Carlwright Council MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1957 ment to be deleted on motion of Dep. reeve Jacek Green and councillor Tre- Herb. Hooey interviewed the council regarding condition of side- by Council Trewin that Port Perry Fair be granted $25.00 as requested. "A by-law 'was passed appointing Councillor on the Port Perry Hospital Board. On motion of Councillors Trewin and Hyland a by-law was pass- ed setting the date for Daylight Sav- ing Time, : _ Tenders were - opened for crushed gravel. Moved by Dep.: Reeve and Coun, Wright that the tender of H. Holman be accepted as follows: 82c. per cubic yard delivered on roads up to six miles. 7 cents per cubic yard per miles over 6 miles. Stock pile 47 cents per cubic yard and 35 cents per cubic yard off belt. Maved by Coungil Wright and Dep. Reeve Green that Road Supt. be al- lowed to spend up to $100 in search of funeral notice in your paper? Want-ad clerk: Fifty cents an inch. the Shirley Road. Two bulldozers, tires, and other equipment were de- stroyed or badly damaged by the blaze. The building was razed to the ground, The Port Perry Fire Brigade an- swered the call on Thursday morning but upon arrival found that little could be done except prevent the spread of the flames to other build- ings on the property. The high winds had spread the fire quickly through the building. away on jobs. It is reported that the loss will be around $40,000. Tuesday saw the Brigade called to another fire in this same aréa when a grass fire got out of control just east of the Russell Coates farm (off the Oshawa Road). The fire had been burning some time and had started in a small reforbstation area before the brigade was called upon for help, Tt took several hours to bring this fire under control. Six hours will be on television, divided into quarter-hour periods, and the balance on radio. In addition to this there will be a great deal of time con- A private meeting was held recently between party representatives-and the C.B.C. and the allocation of time was worked out for both T.V. and radio. Poland has entered into an agree- Insurance Corporation will insure the payments. This is a Crown Company and if there are any losses they will eventually be paid out of the Con- solidated Revenue, In addition to this, the balance of payments for the wheat Poland pur- chased last year have been extended over an extra twelve months. About cighty members of the farm- ers' Federation, representing the meat, milk, butter, éggs, fruit and grain producers, were in Ottawa a couple of weeks ago. They met with the Agriculture Committee of the Progressive-Conservative Party, and between them sufficient pressure was brought to bear on the Government to amend Bill 82. This legislation allows Fidelis Class Hymn, 'I Need Thee Every Hour' was sung and the offering was received, followed "by prayer 'and benediction. 'The president, Lillian Harper, took over he meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read and 23 mem- bers answered the roll call. It was decided that the plays would be given on Wednesday evening, April 24th and the proceeds would go to help re- decorate the church. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction and a social half hour was enjoyed by all. Michael Starr Unanimous Choice Ontario riding, is the unanimous choice of the Ontario Riding Progressive Conservative Association to contest the riding in the next federal election. He was selected at the party's nom- the unanimous choice as candidate. Myr, Starr has been prominent in the clvie life of Oshawa for a number of years, He served as a member of the city council and later was mayor of the municipality from 1949 to 1052. He won his seat in the House of Com- mons in 'a by-election following the resig;mation of Walter C. Thomson and held the seat for his party in the next general election, tion for nominating him as candidate for the third time said: "I thank you for the confidence you have placed in "I have at all times served the peo- ple of this riding to the best of my ability." He also stated that he tried to bring "and T am asking for the. same sup- port that I have received in previous years. KO am asking that you put forth the same effort and just a little more than before." wy, FE In closing Mr. Starr said: "I will endeavor to, fulfill the responsibility you have placed upon me.' He was nominated by Ab Walker and Gordon Attersley. 20 nurses working out of 13 district offices across the province have a case load of more than 11,600 crippled children. Annual Easter Seal Campaign which is sponsored by the Ontario Society for Crippled Children runs 'til April . This Service is provided | 21st and has an objective of 700,000 through the sale 'of Easter Seals. The, dollars for the province. ------ Te ONTARIO FINALS JUNIOR "C" HOCKE LJ Shy a A fo Ry a y Parry Sound vs. Brooklin, Sat., April 13 Game time 8.30 pm.' the veterinarian, if requested, by re-[dwiing 19556 as Folk Singer, Song| walks ip Blackstock. Same to be con-) ment with Canada to "purchase 300 ; p25, *» the Automotive Bldg. of the C.N.E. straining each calf while it is being | Writer and Bandleader. Taking first sidered. Reeve and Asst, Clerk to get | (ons of wheat in the next two years on ation Sepgrention held in the town| toith all the problems presented to bY last week and brought home the sec-| ated. ED as America's Number One West- | legal advice regarding by-law No.|, three-year credit arrangement of ten ull at Whitby Thursday night. him by the people of the riding in the pay a] pike ag, 1 2 TE Under the Act certain restrictions |ern Band again this year in polls} 1021 on motion of Councillor Wright | ,orcent down and the balance in two| T. K. Creighton, QC, Oshawa barri- House of Commons. AN dan Pilea y with 50 seats or less apply to the movement of female cat-| conducted by DOWN BEAT, Blt. and seconded by Dep. Reeve Green.|, nd a half, and three years, from the | ster, the only other nominee, moved | «phere will be Stiff competition in ) E $ 'tle into supervised areas. Full par-| BOARD, JAMBOREE and" CASH| Moved by Coun. Hyland and seconded | {jc of shipment. The export Credits {that the convention make Mr. Starr this contig hte a i sad this week, je Saturday, April 13 and the chest will[ Man: Good } d 1 ; : . | Saturday, April 13 and the chest wi an: Good heavens and my uncle| The begular monthly meeting of the pa . ; i . h Li ubiie § 2a ar > sult i Mi Siraed Sylomers to ns hs Es awa "Dover was contain $457.66. was six feet two. Greenbank Fidelis Class, was held on iy Blue Books of Telephone numbers ) - ) ok ; . i N to date, in order to avoid wrong num-| very calm and very collected. She Weds Seung a to Yip of MN bers and unnecessary calls to "Infor- | knew what she was talking about and fare a ahs h " ~ F pes vis mation™ Blue Books, in regular | put it over very nicely." 2 Fires i mn Shirle: Area ed the meeting wit e theme 'Faith'. i y May Blakely read the Scripture fol- ] and pocket size, are available free at} poo, price of Trenton was judged lowed by hymn, 'My Faith Looks Up | £3 "the Bell Telephone business offices. : i 1 e p ' the best Boy Speaker, ripp onstruction ose u 0Zers to Thee'. Arvella Phoenix gave us the y Besides Port Perry customers, the 3 e ded dl object lesson, of 'thoughts on faith' 5 aw director lists fy of Cobourg Almost 200 AER H the High winds of last Thursday fanned; Fortunately the loss was less than Hymn 'Faith of Our Fathers' was bi Ajax, Port vf i Whith and aur contest in Trenton. nter on a fire which destroyed the repair shop | it might have been had not several|sung. May Blakely led in prayer and 3 ¢ & Jax, Be; y was provided by the Trenton High op, Tripp Construction Limited on | valuable pieces of equipment not been | Arvella gave us an address in 'Faith'. B ~~ J ticularly every home and i in Trenton. . lvoe T . flap hubs i oy fo 0 ane year Thursday night in Trenton good crowd attended: despite the bad gravel Taviners to help Bamsese 8. The fo ; ) d Bell Teleph Beverly is now eligible to compete | weather. M ' 1 by C Wrigh dT . | price on powdered milk in two grades 4 4 how buff-coloured Be slep1oNe against the Lions top orators from all oved by Coun. Wright-and Trewin wag raised from 14 cents to 17 cents. 4, directory to be distributed to custom- Ontario and Quchie.in the grand fins The Lucky winner. was Mrs. John | that the accounts be paid as presented.| (Canadian farmers intend to plant ? ers here within the next few days. als at Gravenhurst May 4. She placed Richards, R.R. No. 1 Port Perry, with| Council adjourned until Monday, | fewer acres -of wheat this year than 5 "The new directories, which should fourth in the grand finals last year. a 10% coupon which gave her $44.66, | May 6th at 8 p.m. D..S.T. (continued on back page) be used immediately, will have the '| A special draw held on Saturday, % © sini "rion" cover. doin of He, re minute prepa apes LS avd, of 1. Crt, By the famous McLaughlin Public - ; | 2 40 : rary in: Oshawa for the second corr'| on Children." She later gave a two- Ibn Hang $3040 Higher. Congrag YOUR MORNING SHIE Greenbank oY) i » secutive year", J. W. Lowery, Bell|minute impromptu talk on "My Fa- Man: What do you charge for a J / ae "