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ae - : TN AGN " Port Perry Fair Continued from last week. ROADSTERS--- 1. Brood Mare with Foal son. . A 2. Foal of 1960-1. Atchison. 3. One year old Filly or Gelding--- Lorne Hoskin "4. Two Year Old Filly or Gelding-- David Brent N 5. Team, Mards or Geldings, hitch- ed--Ivan Cochrane, I, Hoskin, L, M. « Blight, IL Cochrane, G. Cochrane. 6. Single Mare or Gelding, over 16% hands--L. Hoskin, I. Cochrane, L. Blight, G. Cochrane, I. Cochrane 7. Single Mare or Gelding, 16% hands and under--I, Cochrane, L. L. Atchi- ' Stock Farms, Ross Wilson Blight. re. . 3. Brood Mare, 12 hands and under 8. Half Mile Race, single over 10% with foal--G. Hayes, Ray Cochrane, hands--1. Cochrane, 1. Cochrane, G. Glen Hill, R. W. Larmer Cochrane, 12 hands and -G, Hayes, Ray Cochrane, R. Larmer, Glen Hill 4. Foal from mare 9. Half Mile Race, 15% hands and! under-- under--S, Cochrane, J. Guest, I. Con W, chrane, G. Cochrane. | Brood Mare 11 hands and under 10. Gentleman's Turnout--L, Hos- | with foal--G. Hill, G. Hayes, Ray kin, L. Blight, I. Cochrane, a, Coch- Hayes rane, 6. Foal from Mare 11 hands and . Lady Driver---R. Sadler, L. © "under--G, Hayes, R. Hayes, G. Hill, Wy C. Vernon, L. Blight. |G. Hil. 12, Saddle Hots -L. Hoskin, L. Pony haan other sign Hackney Atchison, D. Brent, Dawn Weddup. » Hill, M. Ritchie, G. Hayes;.R. PONIES-- Ww. ny : | @ 1. Brood 'Mare, over 12 hands, foal! 8. Pony in harness, over-12 hands-- at side--G. Hayes, Ray Cochrane, | Ray Cochrane, R. Hayes, G. Hayes Burtodate Stock Farms, Ross Wilson 9. Pony in harness, over 11 hands . Foal from mare over 12 hands-- | and up to B hands--M. Ritchie, G. SWIFT'S BUTT Quality Meats SWIFT'S FRESH PORK SHOULDER "35° PORK CHOPS - SWIFT'S CRY-0-VAC --.Mild- Cure . COTTAGE ROLLS ' SWIFT'S EVERSWEET -- 1 Ib. pack RINDLESS BACON - 59c BEST BUY -- SAVE 5¢ Je Off Pack - 1 1b. pkg. JEWEL SHORTENING 27. BEST BUY -- SAVE 3c Quick or Instant - Large pkg. QUAKER OATS 39. BEST BUY -- SAVE 6c LIPTON -- 60 bags TEA BAGS 73: BEST BUY -- SAVE 6c TIDE -- Giant pkg. 'DETERGENT 81. w 45g 536 BEST BUY -- SAVE 9c -- 15 oz. tin ZIP DOG FOop 8 for 69: "Best 'Buy -- Bave 20¢ FLOOR WAX SUCCESS -- _ Heavy Duty---40 os. tin i esh 7 roduce Feature -- Save PO "OULVERHOUBSE - Halves - 20 ox. tin | Feature -- Save 100 GEM -- 1 Ib. pkg. Golden PEACHES 2 vor 9 | 3 re 6c Feature -- Save 1lo Betty Crocker Layer - CAKE MIXES 3 - | 20 pkg. ps i 8 BAR me "AYLMER -- 10 on tn Vegetable Soup 3 vor 4 Feature -- Save 220 Monarch Angel Food -- 15 ox. = BB New - No. 1 Grade 2% |Swegt Potatoes 3 25c SUNBEAM -- Fresh A Cie "FEATURE -- CHINA LILY -- 10 oz. tin | . WHOLE - MUSHROOMS CINNAMON BUNS BROOM SPECIAL Clean Sweep BROOMS Velvet Tip BROOMS CHRISTIE'S -- 8% oz pkg. VANILLA WAFERS -. 35¢c -- 12 iis 3c 18c $1.29 = ' ei) RED & WHITE PONUS 3031 Dowson' s Food Market Phone - YUkon 5-7942 | '| ABBERDEEN ANGUS-- 'bottom, J. Winterbottom, N. McLeod sr SERNA BHATIA A RNASE: "Simi Fie deka MERE SR RARER RAR HE : ai \ ° \ 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 Blight, I. Cochrane, 1. Hoskin, 1. | 3: Hayes, Ray Cochrane, Burtondale| Hayes, R. Sadler, C. Vernon, G. Hill 4. Cow, 3 years and over---N. Me- 10. Pony in harness, under 11 hands --G. Hill, q, Hayes, M. Ritchie, D. Watkins 11. Hackney Pony Team--Ray, Co- chrane, G. Hill, G. Hayes ; 12. Hackney Pony in Harness--C. Vernon, Ray Cochrane, G. Hill 13. Pony Saddle Class, Pony 12 hands and under -- L. Atchison, G. HillAC. Vernon, Eddie Johnson, Ray Cochrane, Ray Hayes Johnston's Special-- y - Beverly Vernon. CLASS 2-- "1 1. Percheron Brood Mare. "Leslie ; Cochrane, Harry Geer, Wilmot Shea. 2. Foal from Percheron Brood Mare --Harry 'Geer, Leslie Coclirane, Wil- mot Shéa. 3. Percheron, one year old-- Leslie Cochrane, Leslie Cochrane. 4. Percheron, three years old--Wil- mot Shea. | CATTLE Junior Judging At C.N.E. A number of Junior Farmer and 4- H Club members from Ontario County attended the Junior Day at the Cana- dian National Exhibition on Wednes- day, September 7th, and took part in the various sections. of the judging competition. p -This was a very splendid day for the Juniors with some 350 boys and girls from all over the Province of Ontario competing. There were class- "es of beef and dairy cattle, sheep, swine, grain, roots, fruit and veget- ables to judge and also a tractor driv- ing competition, : Leod, J. Winterbottom, J. Winter, bottom ' three--N. McLeod, N, McLeod --J. Winterbottom, N. McLeod, N. MeLeod, J. Winterbottom 7. Heifer Calf, under 1 year--N. McLeod 8. Herd of 6 animals--N. MeLeod, J; Winterbottom 9. Three Animals, get-of-sire--J. Winterbottom, N. MeLeod, N. Me- Leod Grand Champion Female-- N. McLeod Grand Champion Male-- I Winterbottom Baby Beef, Stedr-«R. Marquis, SHORTHORNS-- 1. Bull Calf under one Near-<Stan Taylor, Stan Taylor 2. Cow, 3 years and over-.8ia)] Taylor, Stan Taylor 3. Heifer, 2 years old and under 3 --S: Taylor, S. Taylor. 4. Heifer, one year old and 'under 2--S8, Taylor, S. Taylor. b. 3 Animals, get-of-sire--S. Taylor Grand Champion Female-- . Stan Taylor. 1. Bull, 2 years and over--M. Bail- ey, R. Marquis, M. Bailey 2. Bull, one year and over--M, Bailey 3. Bull Calf under one year--R, Marquis, M. Bailey, M. Bailey, R. Marquis 4. Cow, 8 years. and over--M. Bail- Were also given complimentary tickets ey, M. Bailey, R. Marquis, R. Marquis to the grandstand for the night per- 5. Heifer, 2- years old and under formance. three--M, Bailey, M. Bailey, R. Mar- | The winners from Ontario County quis, R. Marquis >. i and their placings in the various sec- 6. Heifer, one year old and under tions were as follows: _ two--R"" Marquis, M. Bailey, R . Mar- BEEF CATTLE Senior Section-- quis, M. Bailey i 20th--Cecil Noble, Uxbridge, R. 2 7. Heifer Calf, under one year--R. BEEF CATTLE 4-H Section-- Marquis, M. Bailey, R. Marquis, M. | 20th--Donald Lindo, Locust Hill, Bailey SWINE 4-H Section-- 8. Herd of 5:animals--M, Bailey, R T7th--Jack Coates, Brooklin, R. 1 Marquis, M. 'Bailey, R. Marquis RDAIRY CATTLE Senior Sectipn-- 9." Three Animals, get-of-sire--R. 3rd--Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, R. 2 Marquis, M. Bailey, M. Bailey, R. 4th--John Leask, Seagrave, R. 2 Marquis ~ Oth--Neil Raines, Blackwater, R. 2 Grand Champion Female-- : i M. Bailey. DAIRY CATTLE 4-H Section-- Grand-Champion Male-- 16th--Heather Cooper, Brooklin MBailey FARM MACHINERY Sr. Section-- HEREFORDS-- 2nd--Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, R. 2 1. Bull, 2 years and over--N. Me- Leod, J. Winterbottom 2. Bull, 1 year and over--J. Winter- FARM MACHINERY 4-H Section-- 4th--Jack Coates, Brooklin 5th--Eldon Wilson, Claremont, R. 2 FARM SAFETY QUIZ--. - 1st--Bill Batty, Brooklin, R, 1 4th--Aubrey Carson, Claremont, 3. Bull Calf under '1 year--J., Win- terbottom, J.- Winterbottom, N, ~Me- Leod, N. "McLeod COUNTY CREAM PRODUCERS ANNUALS NEXT MONTH. | PCH THIS SPACE FOR : DATE and PLACE ONTARIO CREAM produces: MARKETING BOARD © REPRESENTING 50,000 CREAM PRODUCERS d 5. Heifer, 2 'years old and under |§¥- 6.. Heifer, 1 year old and under two | 8 Wayne Beath, R. Marquis, M. Bailey i The boys and girls participating | , were entertained after the corpet!- | tion 'at a complimentary | dinner and, min! [CO c A Ww K E R B R 0 3." Rod End Rip Roast Bee . 'Sweet Pickled Rolls ...........5L » § Devon Bacon, 1's ............. 55» § 4 FREE i EVERY : IL 11° O'CLOCK MORNING YUkon 5-2221 "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY Marshmallows 11b. and % pos. + AND THE SALA yer Cake" : "Chocolate Brownies" "Date and Nut Loaves" G. M. GERROW | TENDERS ly and install a suitable heating Blackstock. - 1d fuel connections. calls for tenders to su unit for Township H clude all duct wérk. on present equipment. Installation to in- Also an allowance Closing date for tenders, noon, October 3rd, 1960. Clerk--V. MALCOLM, FEL Blackstock, Ontario. Dymond Discos tlealth in Ontario . * RESEARCH WORK IN LABORATORY AIDED BY EGGS Hens' eggs have other uses than to be served with bacon for break fast; they also help the work, of health re- searchers in Ontario. --Many are used every- day in the Laborato: Division of the Ontdiic Department of Health These embryos 0: fertile eggs-are-inoc: for SHALLOW or DEEP WELL use FAIRBANKS - MORSE JC-PUMP Designed to give the maximums quality of "construction and materials in a low-priced pumping unit. This low price was achieved by simply of Fiderign == not by reducing quality, ~@ Heavy duly motor, --. Can be adapled for desper ie FIR pe le ® No leakage where motor ~ seffings, - i x shaft enters pump, o Easy 19. instal, : i o Same [ef assembly canbe * Economical fo operate. wi used for shallow or deep - o Available as pump unit of ; as packaged units assembled rie Wl $8 ngyID 42 et ayy a om: eo =o Uifefime Iobrfeatlon. = ">" Zapadty tank : Soe thi economy F-M water system af ~ PICKARD HARDWARE PORT PERRY ONT. Phone YU 5-7062 Port Perry | : with public, or community health work, con- Ee doable wart is also done for individuals. Any. * lated with material fre tissue specimens being analyzed at the labora- tory. Thereaciion of the -- egg -embryos indicat whether the tissue 's. "infected. This is only one item of work being done a. one of the 20 units of our Ontario puvlic health = laboratories. This division of the Health Depart- ment- has now completed 70 years of continuous" service to Ontario citizens. It is the second oldest crane organization of its kind in North America and . one of the largest in the world. The laboratories, strategicall located in dif: ferent parts of the province, do all the public health testing for medical officers of health and health units: samples of water and milk supplies are being continually checked for purity. As well, clinical and, pathological work is done for many « hospitals which do not have extensive labora- 'tories, and many specimens are checked for indi- vidual practicing p ysicians. Much research work is always in progress. To carry out this specialized work the labora. . tories employ many scientists, medical staff, chemists, microbiologists, physicists and others. 'Althougli the laboratories are mainly concerned Hon, Matthew B.Dymond M.D, CM. doctor's pa! ent may have his blood sugar tested. Prenatal blood tests are analyzed for their RH ' grouping: this helps the doctor in his care vf the Lok mother-to-be énd the child. These 'tests are all : lone & frog of charge to the patient. : SrA fren is the testing of lrinking water gamples : Citi : or : $0. ws y with ii cottafios who draw "their peop from wells or lakes. The laboratories also supply free, suis] watef tasting kits with which anyone can test drinking water. Tontactthe netrest provincial ublic health labora ' tory for these services or write direct to the Division of 1 hjormation, Queen' s Park, Toronto. | 50 free AR ST rn ve