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a TR SR CAA Cl tA NR RTRs mm -- » Hy J r. Dymond Sw e e i RENIN | "S| --------TETTT i ---- P2RT Number 1 T The above: family is no doubt to day the happiest. family in Port Perry. Pictured in their beautiful home last night are from A "gy RD left to right, oldest daughter Beverley, Mrs. Dymond, Matt Dymond, and the youngest daughter Nancy. --Port Perry Star Photo PPHS. EDITOR The charming young girl above, is Jody Eade, a grade 12 student of" Port Perry High School." She was recently elect- ed by the student council as editor and one 'of her jobs will be to write "Hilltop Herald" a contribution to the Port Perry Star every week. In there ar- ticles she will cover events and activities. taking place in the| school. The Port Perry Star welcomes Jody as .a "staff member" "and will be looking forward to her contributions, The first article can be seen on another page in this issue. 1{ 26th. Track & Field Meet At Uxbridge Today| Students. from four High Schols will take part in the In- terschool Track and Field meet in Uxbridge on Thursday, Sept, The schols participating are Port Perry, Uxbridge, Brock & Sutton, and as in previous years the students will be giving their very best to bring the honours back to their schools. Best o Win Golf Tourney Charles Nolan, publisher of the Stouffville Tribune, and his wife Ennis walked away with the honours at the annual golf tournament of the Ontario Weekly Newspaper Association. The tournament was held at Strathroy, and Mr. Nolan was also, presented with the plaque won by Harry Stemp, Lake Sim- coe Advocate, Sutton a year ago. The plaque was present- ed by Mr. McCrimmon, public] relation representative of Im- luck to the Port Perry students, Rperial Oil Limited. ps Ontario Riding Port Perry's own Dr. 'Mathew B. Dymond was re-elected by a substantial margin in yesterday's provincial election. He more than doubled the number of votes tullied by his nearest rival, Liberal candidate Sam Hollingsworth. The total vote was Dymond 9,864; Hollingsworth 4,297; Edwards 2,218. This was better than a duplication of the 1959 vote when Dr. Dymond more than doubled the votes of the Liberal cane didate. This time, however he added another 1132 votes to his 1959 count.' Below is a schedule how the voting went in this area: PORT PERRY-- Pell No. P.C. N.D.P LIB. Dymond Edwards Hollingsworth 61A i, 140 11 ) 34 BIB cvinciiinnirnsinibrens 146 11 22 BOA. .cooupnsesrommcmmmivieny 139 5 22 BOB ccviciviitirircmmirmmmnsecns 1056 6 21 17 YAN, |... 6 29 62B ...... Shosssssiannsessssresess 116 10 23 Total ........ccccvunnnnnn. 825 49 151 REACH-- |_| J 85 15 16 | 1 SRO 64 7 16 SA 24 5 21 83 rea 104 22 47 5 70 15 30 58 crn 113 20 25 BB corepressor msusonse 71 16 19 ST weir 145 8 35 BB sorssecsssisisensitsosnrmnsasnns 48 4 18 Total .........cccceueenn.. 724 112 227 SCUGOG-- 59 ie 119 9 ) 44 New Ownership At Star Last week the undersigned, Pete and Leila Hvidsten, purchased the Port Perry Star and beginning with this tissue will be its new publishers. We extend sincere ap- prédiation to members of the Farmer family for offering us the opportunity to purchase and for their good wishes on our behalf. We express sincere appreciation, also to numerous Port Perry residents who have already extended ~ friendly greetings and a welcome to your town. We are not strangers to Port Perry since we live but -¢ few miles away and often have been visitors here. And in all the times we have visited, we have found you both outgoing and friendly. Gradually, we hope to meet and know many more of you as friends. At this time we say a public thank-you to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Boyd, Mr. John Farmer, Mr. M. Boyd and Mr. Archie Farmer for friendly co-operation duing the business change- over. All but the latter will no longer be associated with the Port Perry Star.. Mr. Archie Farmer will continue in his same position, an important member of the Star's printing_and technical staff. (Please see editorials else- where in this issue). . A public thank-you also to a long time acquaintance and Port's own Dr. Matt Dymond for his most friendly welcome and generous praise of our abilities reprinted on page five. "As for us, we will endeavour to give you a good paper. Having a substantial background in the weekly: publishing field, we shall do all in our power to promote your town, record your activities and support your community pro- jects. In a short-time we hope you will appreciate our efforts to the extent that we even now like you. signed . ... Pete and Leila Hvidsten. Cattle Rustlers Kill Calf At Greenbank Obviously cattle rustlers have it in for Messrs. Fred and Franklin Phoenix at their farm near Greenbank. Last year they lost a prize animal, slaughtered in its stable and on Monday of this week they made a near repetitious discovery. This time the animal slaughtered was a 500 pound calf but it was killed in the open. : The beef thieves let the ani- | mals out of the field it is be- lieved on Saturday evening. The calf was missed during Sunday and a search made for it, but it was not located. The carcass was found early Monday. Mr. Fred Phoenix believes they should have paid attention 'to an older cow who kept re- turning to the location where the carcass of the calf was fin- -ally found. It was on a narrow road leading into the ranch where the cattle are pastured. They had looked there pre- viously but finally found the re- mains of tHE slaughtered ani- mal, just off the road in a ditch, The rustlers apparently knew little about the finer things when it comes to slaughtering, They left an. excellent portion oF potentially edible beef be- ind. But the remains in the above picture will tell the story.