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8---THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 21st, 1960 Ontario Cou District Field Day Winners The Ontario County Junior Farmers won the Quinte District Junior Farm- ers Annual Field Day Trophy and the Provincial Junior Farmer's Associa- tion Quinte Track & Field Champions' Trophy at Peterborough, on Baturday, July 16th, 1960. The Field Day is an annual inter- county sports competition for the counties of Durham, Victoria, Peter- borough, Northumberland, Prince Ed- wards, Hastings, Frontenac, Ontario, and Lennox and Addington. The field day began with softball games in which 8 boys and 6 girls' teams competed. The Northumber-| Girls' High Jump--2nd land boys' team won the boys' softball competition trophy and the Peterboro girls' team won the Girls' Softball Farmers Quinte competition trophy. The Ontario County boys and girls won the Track and Field Champions' Trophy for scoring the most points in Track and Field events. The stand- ing for Ontario County in the Track and Field events were as follows: Boys' High Jump, 1st and 2nd Boys' Shot Put--2nd. Boys' 4 Mile Relay--1st all. Boys' Measuring Race--1st Boys' 100 Yard Dash--1st Girls' Softball Throw--1st Girls' Relay--1st Girls' 76 Yard Dash--8rd -- SORA ETI EL Yale aald RAR ARUN tA WS On tarlo County placed second with Hasting County placing first. It was a very successful day as indi- cated by the keen competition in all events and the fine spectator following each county had for their competitors. There were more competitors in every event this year than there has been for a number of years. was well represented-in most events, Each county The field day concluded with a dance in the Memorial Centre Arena, Peter- borough, which was much enjoyed by The boys and girls of Ontario Co. 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A definate plan is nec-|and Scugog find it more essary to e the best use of the |to bring their garbage to Port land available for this purpose, and than to take it to the dump in- considerable expense is borne by Port |own municipality. Our Counc Perry taxpayers to keep the area from | that they can't allow this { becoming offensive. It is essential to to those living outside of Port Perry burn of the garbage and to keep haul- | I not that they wish to be unfriend ing fresh earth to cover the place. ly but they must look to the future Some four hundred families are dump- : and protect the rights of Port Perry- ing their garbage here and, sooner or ites. If land is not to be available later, the spot will be filled to capac- outside the corporation limits it is ity. Then where do we take the gar- 'certainly necessary to restrict dump- bage? jing in the Town Dump to residents of Attempts have been made to secure Port Perry, only. . : E H . Mi reife: gl | Rump Roastof Beef ............T8 | Fresh Beef Liver ................3% Devon Sliced Bacon, Is... 55° FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK YUkon 56-2221 "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY = | S------------ ---------------------- CANDY SPECIAL AND LIVE ¥ B; Dr. Gustay Bohstedt Second Cutting of Hay Makes Good Winter Hog Feed University of Wi The second cut f hay, ually much more yan lon n the first cutting, makes fo hen | winter SE, for 8 i £2 into the rn or sta while still duce oi ity A eed value 'of the hay, ' Dr, Bohstedt sity of Wisconsin some years ago litters of pigs, while a r ra- tion made with 15 per cent of only fair-to-poor quality alfalfa meal produced pigs that were ith and After ome 8 i able looking. fer gorse ave and uk ie epe on round feat on by | priced An experiment at the Univer alfalf, tended for This ground then he Lo or 4 , but instead use your of | own. home-grown hay of good quality and properly > Question: We've used pheno- thiazine 'salt for stomach worms and penicillin salt for bloat along with- trace mineralized salt to guard against mineral deficien- cles. . . Could salt he used also as a carrier of stilbestrol to boost gains in fattening rations for lambs and steers? - * Answer: Yes, salt can be used asa carrier for stilbestrol. Ac- Phone YUkon 65-2172 Salt Water Taffy 26¢ bag. 1 1b, box 69¢ PATTERSONS--1 lh. Summer pkg. 69¢ Week-End Specials "Orange Layer Cake" GERROW'S BAKERY © 6. M. GERROW 5 "Lemon Tarts" Er Shot els carc- | 8a B and other . In com-|. y, some experimental work is parison * with ' cattle. and' other | being carried GH now. At the Fie hot seo | Co 3 ff Ted : r. winter rations were -fed a ration t this small amount of hay had bet: | included salt' with stilbestrol (60 ter be, very good. It should: be milligrams per d of salt) and primarily' 'legume hay, leafy, |they outgained 'hy 8 per cent green and sweet otag, others on an 'identical ration but "Whei: preparing the hay for | without stilbestrol. This method brood sows 'you should grind |'made it necesary to purchase a through a hammer mill equipped | fortified Trotel 'supplement, to with .a quarter-inch screen, and] get the stilbestrol, 1 feeding a use an eighth-inch screen if in-| ration already high in protein. Questions from readers will be answered in the ¢olumn or by direct reply. Please send your questions to Dr. Bohstedt c/o Salt Institute, Aes = Ashbuin Sunday School and Church Ser- vices were held at Burn's Church on Sunday, July 17th' at 10.15 am. and 7.80 pm. [Rev. E. 8. Linstead, of Port Perry, had charge of the evening service. Mr, Hugh Knight sang a solo. The annual Church Service of Brea- dalbane Presbyterian Church, Utica will be 'held on Sunday, July 24th at 2.30 pm, with- Mr. Wm, Perry in charge. The monthly meeting of the La- dies Bible Class was held at the home of Mrs. Norman Anderson on Wed., July 18th at 8.156 p.m. with a splendid attendance. The meeting opened with the sing- ing of the well known hymn "The Lily of the Valley", followed with the scripture lesson read by Mrs. A. Payn- ter and prayer by Mrs, Wm. Hopkins. Mrs. Russell Richardson and Mrs. N. Anderson were in charge of the program which included a most in- teresting talk on the "Country of Holland", by Mrs, T. Stigter and Mrs. M. Van DyRe. Two readings were given by Mrs, Wm. Davies and Mra. Stigter favoured with a solo. ' The meeting closed with the sing- ing of "For the Beauty of the Earth", and repeating the Mizpah benedic- tion. Refreshments were served by the committee: Mrs. E. Humphrey and Miss Mary Hopkins and-a social half hour enjoyed. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Ashton, Mr. and Mrs, H. Ashton attended the Kerry-Stearman wedding in Ashworth United Church on Sat., July 16th. Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Ashton and Mrs. Henry Doble visited relatives in Sunderland on Friday evening. Mr. and Mra, Sam Arnold, of 8cu- gog; Mr. and Mrs, Earl Batty of Brooklin, visited at the home of Mr. and Mra, Nelson Ashton on Thuraday. Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Heron, daugh- ters Faye and Mary spent last week camping at Lake Simcoe, Mr, and Mrs, Walter Downing and Miss Frances Downing, of Toronto, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw, Mrs. Russell Richardson spent a few days with her daughter Mra. Clyde Playfair in Toronto. For all your printing requirements See The Port Perry Star 33 North La Salle St., Chicago 2, Ill. HERE'S YOUR FIFTH... | --_-- EE ------ LOTS OF WONDERFUL PRIZES! 2 RALEIGH BICYCLES--ONE BOY'S AND ONE GIRL'S and 50 "SONO-LIGHTS" EACH WEEK © (Bike horn and light) GRAND PRIZE--A TRIP FOR TWO TO CANADA'S WEST by Relolgh Cyele Industries (Conede) Lod. safety. IT'S EASY--JUST FOLLOW SIMPLE DIRECTIONS 1. To enter, make up the last line 4. Children ot employes of this news- _ of the limerick shown. paper, the Ontario Safety League and Ral Cycle - Ind: - 2. 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