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Livestock Juiging Competition The Annual Ontario County Junior Farmer Livestock Judging Competi- tion was held in the Sunderland area on Saturday, May 28th, 1960. There was a good turnout of con. testants to judge 9 fine classes of live- stock. The group visited the farms of Mr, Norm McLeod, Blackwater; Mr. Robert Baker, Sunderland, Mr. Ross Miller, Sunderland, Mr. Keith Doble, Sunderland and Mr. Don Murray, Cresswell, The official judges for the day were Mr. Gerry Nelson, Port Perry; Mr. D. Smith, Assistant Agricultural Repre- sentative, Lindsay; Mr, Daniel Rose, Assistant Agricultural Representative Newmarket, Mr. Robt, Cotnam, Assis- tant Agricultural Representative, at Bowmanville and Jack Pearson, Ux- bridge. The Livestock Judging Competition was under the direction of the Ontario Department of Agriculture, Uxbridge, with Mr. H. L. Fair, Agricultural Re- presentative, and Mr. Alvin Blades, Assistant Agricultural Representative, 'in charge. There were many prizes and trophies awarded at the competition. The trophy winners were: Benior Championship Trophy--do. nated by Stouffville Livestock Sales, won by Frank Barkey, Claremont R.8. Junior Championship Trophy--do- nated by Stouffville Livestock Sales, won by Doug Batty, Brooklin, R.1, Junior Farmer Inter-Club Trophy-- donated by Orvan Chambers, Wilfrid, won by Brooklin Junior Farmers. Canadian National Exhibition Shield --won by Paul Harrison, Uxbridge R. 2. ' Dunrobin Trophy for Swine -- do- nated by Major-General J. A. Gunn, won by Frank Barkey, Claremont R.8., (tie, Murray Jackson, Brooklin R.1) Dairy Trophy--donated by Elmeroft Farms, won by Neil Raines, Black- water R.2, Beef Trophy -- donated by Beath Farms, Oshawa, won by Frank Barkey of Claremont R.8. Sheep Trophy -- donated by T. C. Glaspell & Son, Oshawa, won by Frank Barkey, Claremont, R.3; (tied Murray Jackson, Brooklin, R.1. Coaches' Class -- 1st John Leask's team, coached by John Leask, Sea- grave, R.2. Team members -- Keith Phoenix, Greenbank; Dean Smith, Ux- bridge R.8.; Murray Empringham, Ux- bridge R.8. THEATRE -- UXBRIDGE Thursday to Saturday, June 9th to 11th SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR (Technicolor) ANITA EKBERG,. BILL WILLIAMS, (Cinemascope) GEO. MARSHALL A DOG'S BEST FRIEND MARCIA HENDERSON Stork Raving Mad (cartoon) x NEWS Our Policy Thursday Night -- First Run Movie starts at 7 p.m. to 9 p.m Bingo from 9 p.m. on -- Doors open at 6.30 p.m. Friday and Saturday--Two Shows Nightly starting at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m, Doors open at 6.30 ONTARIO HOSPITAL 19th RIRTHDAY? -- keep insured! READ YOUR ONTARIO HOSPITAL "INSURANCE \ 2%; GUIDE ' --if you haven't one, ask your employer or write available from hospitals, most banks or any office of the Commission. INSURANCE You're no longer insured under your parent's Hospital Insurance Certificate. When you become 19, - separate premiums are re- quired. Application forms ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION TORONTO 7, ONTARIO By AA) 45% > Fa EH od Prince Albert "' We all are sorry to learn of the passing of Mr, and Mrs. T. Becker's infant son. Sincere sympathy. Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Heayn and David with her sister Mr, and Mrs. W. Webb, Haliburton, Mr. and Mrs. Wurster and family, Niagara Falls with their friends Mr, and Mrs. A. Martyns, Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock and boys with his sister Mr. and Mrs. T, Cole, Oshawa and all attended Simcoe St. Church anniversary. Mr. and Mrs, G. Hunter, her mo- ther Mrs. Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. B. Jeffs enjoyed Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, L. Glasgow, Beamsville, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Heayn and fa- mily motored to Guelph visiting his sister, Rev. and Mrs. Chas, Clarke. Happy, well and strong is our wish for Mrs, C. Love who is a hospital surgery patient. Recent company with Mr. and Mrs. I. Doyle and family included his mo- ther Mrs. Doyle of Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle of Cornwall, Mrs, Doyle's eister Mrs. Rogers and family of Bobcaygeon. The May meeting of the Women's Association was held on the evening of the 25th, at the home of Mrs. Love. Mrs. Smith presided and called the meeting to order with a hymn. The Scripture from Gal. 65, was read by Merle, and Topic and prayer by Es- ther. Hymn, "Breathe on me Breath of God" was sung. At this time we were favoured with a piano instru- mental by Lexie Love. Minutes of last meeting were read. Mrs. Smith read a letter re "School for Leaders" and this matter was discussed. It was agreed to pack Missionary bale June 6th. A Straw- berry supper was planned and com- mittee named, i Mrs. [Robertson reported about quilts. Parsonage representative Mrs. Lové reported. Treasurer Mrs, Wil- son reported one plant sent. A mo- tion carried that we send recommen- dation to Church Stewards, re a coat rack, or place to hang hats and coats. The Mizpah Benediction was re- peated. Mrs, Love conducted an in- teresting, contest -- naming pictures of celebrities. Group 4 served lunch. Jessie's Beauty Salon YUkon 5-7991, Port Perry RENEW YOUR MAGAZINES Through The Port Perry Star 3 . KR % June is Da Relax! Let these and other refreshing dairy foods keep you and your kitchen cool -- all summer long! DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA A409 HURON STREET, TORONTO we good with salad greens or fresh fruits, ii / 2 3, ; - 7 eel LUN \{ BI fe rr SN YE Free! Marie Fraser's exciting new Ice Cream and Cottage Cheese recipes. Write today! i ry Month MILK--the summertime refresher. Serve it ley-cold! bpd " CHEESE so delicious In sandwiches or with crackers «= nourishing, too! ICE CREAM-- everybody's favourite dessert, especially with fresh fruit. Barry Morse, veteran actor of stage and television, now appears in a re. gular weekly CBC television program Curtain Call seen every Sunday. One of Canada's most versatile actors, he presents short dramatic readings on subjects ranging over the whole field of theatrical history. No Fun tobe Frantic "The day has gone," claims the Canadian Highway Safety Council, "when the motorist on vacation must scurry like a hound hare over the highway." "Relax!" is the holiday highway slogan today and the Council has issued a plea to all vacationing motor- ists to drive for pleasure, allot plenty of time for the trip, stop often and, most important, forget about Jjockey- ing for position in traffic. "Motor- ing can be fun," the Council claims, "but not if it's frantic." The Council issued this plea for re- laxed driving in connection with the continent-wide "Slow Down and Live" Campaign, scheduled to run through June, July and August in Canada, the United States and Puerto Rico. Spon- sored nationally in Canada by the CHSC, the campaign operates inter- nationally under the guidance of the Association of State and Provincial Safety Co-ordinators. It's 1960 theme is: "Highway Safety Makes Driving Fun." "Slow down and Live" promotion will include urgent requests that motorists obey the rules of the road no matter where or in what country they drive. Relaxed and resourceful driving, CHSC said, can bring back some of the enjoyment in motoring that existed before the highways be- came overpopulated with vehicles. 'S FINEST HARD COAL BIG SUMMERTIME DISCOUNT NOW! bl REESOR FUEL & LUMBER Oftice at Scugog and Water Streets PORT PERRY YU 56-7961 PRICES DOWN-<SAVINGS UP ON "blue coal' ® Ld Ld 4 4 4 4 ® 4 4 4 4 | 4 4 4 4 4 Ld 4 : ® ® ® ® 4 L 4 4 Ld 4 * 4 4 4 ® Ld ® L 4 ® ® ® 4 Utica Sunday, June 12th Decoration Ser- vice in' United Church at 2.30 p.m. Rev. E. W. Fuller, B.A, L.Th, of Port Perry Anglican Church will be guest speaker, Special Music by Utica Choir under direction of Mrs. F. San- dison, Mr. and Mrs, Judd & Eddy of Chalk Lake visited Mr, and Mrs. Bert Mit- chell Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Torrison & son were at their cottage this week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilkinson of Toronto and Frank Wilkinson were visiting at their parents home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ruhl were visit- ing at Epsom Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper of Osh- awa and Mr. and Mrs, Jim Cormack of Toronto recent visitors of Frank i Kendalls. Mr. and Mrs. John Crosier and Mr. and Mrs. F. Kendall had tea with Mrs. Louie Cassidy of Brooklin. Congratulations to Walter Boxall 5 on his recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs, Connor of Brooklin called on Tom Sutherlands Sunday afternoon. Calling on Mrs. Ackney and Ada i Stephenson recently were Mrs. Willis | of Brantford, Mrs. Blaine Moore of New Liskard, Mrs. Reg. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Prizeman and Mr. and Mrs. Blanche of Markham Rd., Mrs. Gross of Oshawa, Mrs. Fielding Sr. and Mrs. J. Christie and Mrs. R. Russ- nell of Brooklin. The past Monday being "Shut-in Day" the Gospel Tune Weavers, a- mongst whom were Ted Colborne and Calvin Jackson of Oshawa and David, Ronnie, Sharon and Heather Saunders called on and sang to Mrs. Claughton and Mrs. Skerratt. Mitchell and boys of Kinsale and Marie Gray wjth Shirley and Dayid- of Port Perry. Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Jim Mitchell recently were Mrs. Russnell and Mrs. Christie of Brooklin, Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Russnell of Oshawa, Walt Scout Mothers Last Tuesday evening the Scout Mothers assembled at the home of Mrs, C. Howsam to honor a member, -- THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE $th, 10608 Mrs, A. Craig who is leaving our midst to take up residence in London, Ontarlo. The Group presented Mrs. Craig with a cup and saucer with the Scout Ensignia, a magazine rack and a hos- tess chair. Mrs. Craig thanked the ladies and expressed regrets on leav- ing. Mrs, Edinborough read a very fit- ting bit of poetry to Alice and Mrs. Beacock read some of Edna Jaques poetry. The remainder of the even- ing was spent in some good social fun and a delicious lunch was served by the Mesdames Goode, Cook, Smith and Howsam. SS RR RR RR, ONTARIO Simcoe Street, invited to CROP: oO OBA The Annual Meeting of the TMUBERCULOSIS and HEALTH ASSOCIATION will be held at Northminster United Church, Lower Hall, TUESDAY, JUNE 14th, 1960 at 7.45 p.m. for the purpose of receiving the financial report, the election of the Executive Council and such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Any interested persons are cordially Graduates at Western Among the graduates at U.W.O. Convocation on June 4th was E. Mary Stevens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens, Brantford, Ontario. Mary is a granddaughter of Mrs. Geo. A. McMillan. Mary has been engaged by the North York Board of Education to teach Physical Education in Bay- view Junior High School. Following a visit with her son, Rev, G. Keith McMillan, Burlington, Mrs. McMillan attended graduation at "University of Western Ont., London, a nC SE SRA REAR AS SAS SE XK COUNTY North, Oshawa ee a a a Oe a a a a ae 0 eS 0 0 0p a 0 ne 0 oe See % 00% 0" be present. Tenders Tenders will be received school bus routes, set by the Board. not necessarily accepted. Particulars of the route can be obtained from the secretary. Buses must be covered by adequate insurance, and pick up pupils on designated routes. Tenders to close June 21st, 1960. THOS. SHARP, Secretary, Wanted / by the undersigned for three Reach Township School Area Lowest or any tender junel6 Greenbank, Ontario. 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