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fat. oT 5 oy = Aw ANS PAR "a ny wi "re planation of the Weed Act and 'said that three tests had been * Lister has had wide experience . responsibilities. County Federation Of Agriculture Passes Two Resolutions On Weeds | A. H. K. Musgrave, Clarks- burg, recently re-elected pres- ident of Ontario Federation of Agriculture, will be the guest speaker at Ontario County Fed- eration of Agriculture Annual Meeting and Banquet to be held at Trinity United Church, Ux- bridge, on Tuesday evening, December 3rd. at 7:00 p.m. Another feature of the pro- gramme will be special musie/ provided by the members of the Ontario County Junior Far- mer's Choir under the direction of Mrs. Frank Hastings of Port Perry. ) Reports of the years activ- ities will be presented in book form and the election of the 1964 directors will take place. The rural development com- mittee of the Federation of Agriculture met recently with the Department of Agriculture representative, Mr. Lynn Fair to consider the advisability of seeking ARDA assistance for --drainage-project-in Mara Town- | ship. To better understand the problem there, the committee of Les Meyers, Goodwood; Gor-| don Corner, Oshawa R.R. 1, and, Tom Harrison, Beaverton R.R.| 2, was enlarged to include Mr. George Davidson, Blackwater R.R. 2, and Mr. Chas. Healey, | Orillia R.R. 6. \ Mr. J. C. Brethour, Sunder- land, County Weed Inspector, attended the meeting of the! Directors of Ontario County Federation of Agriculture on Tuesday evening, Nov. 19th. Mr. Brethour wished some clarif- ication of the. reason behind the resolution which the Fed- eration of Agriculture had passed 'and had forwarded to Ontario County Council, asking that the weed-control regul- ations be enforced. Ko Mr. Brethour gave some ex- made in October on the use of spray to control wild carrot. However, he expressed concern over the fact that golden rod and wild lettuce were not on the noxious weed list. As a result of this discussion SEI EEE EES S CANADIAN PARK & TILFORD LTD. A LISTER . Mr. T. R. Roe, Ontario Sales Manager for Canadian Park & Tilford Ltd, has announced the appointment of Mr. John Lister to the Company's Ont- ario sales force. Mr. Lister will represent the new Canadian distiller in Scar- boro, West Hill, Ajax, Oshawa Bowmanville, Port Perry an Markham. | - Previously with a national sales organization, Mr, in both sales and supervisory Educated in Toronto and Chicago, he is mar ried and resides in West Hill. 1 Oke, Carnochan and Campbell | Bradley, T. Thomson, G. Carn- two resolutions were passed: | one asking that Golden Rod and Wild Lettuce be placed on the County noxious weed list and the second that wherever a landowner is forced to spray weeds on his property, that the weeds on the adjoining road- side must be sprayed at the same time. Mr. Don Sanderson pointed out the liability of custom spraying and said that he under- stood that in the near future all custom sprayers would be asked to attend a course to learn the proper use of sprays. Representing the County at the O.F.A. annual convention on Nov. 11 to 13th were newly appointed members -- Donald Hadden, Blackwater R.R. 2; Lloyd Wilson, Ashburn R.R. 1; Don Sanderson, Ashburn; Gary Herrema, Uxbridge R.R. 2; Mrs. Ronald Stiver, Uxbridge R.R. 2,| and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Meyers, | Goodwood. } . | PORT PERRY STA R, THURS., NOV. 28th, 1963--b -~ search program. This 18 a picture of a little girl and one of her best friends watching a blue jay in the little girl's garden. It is also the picture of a chgld who is terribly ill and a man who is trying to save her. She is eight-year-old Debbie. Selmes, poster child for the 'Muscular Dystrophy Association of Can- ada. He is Capt. Ben Bonser, a Vice-President of the Inter- national Association of Fire Fighters. Debbie, like thous- ands of other Canadian child ren, is gradually being par- alyzed by muscular dystrophy. Capt. Bonser, like thousands of other Canadian fire fighters, helps raise money for research on MD so a cure can be found. . The March for Muscular Dys- trophy will be held this year during the week of November 24.30. Canadians everywhere will be asked to contribute to the support of the Muscular Dystrophy Association's re- They will be asked to help give children like Debbie a chance to live and grow up. --Photo Lutz Dille Newmarket Upset Flyers 6-3 In Port Perry Port Perry "Flyers" went] down to defeat at the hands of | the Newmarket '"Redmen" last Monday evening in Port Perry! in an O.H,A. Junior scheduled game, ! Both teams played well in the | first stanza with each club picking up one goal. Needler | from Townley at 6.16 for New- | market and 'Thompson from Powell at 18.567 for Port Perry. The penalty department was a little - more lively with each club picking up three apiece. for Port Perry, while Taporoski Haraman and Orton visited the sinbin for Newmarket. The Redmen came to life in the second stanza and outshot and outscored the Flyers 5 - 1, Orton, Gibbons, Needler and Bellamy with 2 were the marks- men for Newmarket while Ball picked up Port's Lone tally at 9.05. The Flyers settled down in] the third and kept the Redmen off the score sheet. -Port man- aged to pick up one at the 2.40 mark when Ball took a nice pass from Barry Oke to ring up his second tally of the night. Although holding the Redmen scoreless the Flyers were not able to overcome the 3 goal de- | ficit and came out on the wrong! end of a 6 - 3 count. "The Flyers are playing good hockey and should improve con- | siderably as the season goes on. A little more support from the hockey .fans of Port Perry would do wonders for the mor- ale of the team, so let's get out to their next home game and show them that the town is be- hind them. They will be play-: ing again next Monday, Dec. 2nd or Stouffville. "Clippers" will visit our local arena. PORT PERRY: Goal--Stephens, B. Oke, D. ochan, B, Campbell, T. Gray, D. Ballingall, J. McMillan, W. Mec- Millan, G. Ball, R. Pickard, W.. Powell, I. McNenley. NEWMARKET: FR Goal -- McGowan, Gibney, Townsley, Toporoski, Needler, | Orton, Bellamy, Scotch, Gib- bons, Haraman, Lorenson, Or.'! Sécond Period Goals-- 3. Newmarket--Orton -(Hara- man) 3.38 4. Newmarket--Gibbons (Orton) 7.12 5. Newmarket (Needler, Bella- my, Toporoski) 8.15 6. Port Perry--Ball (Campbell) 9.05 7. Newmarket--Bellamy (Townsley) 12.05 8." Newmarket--Bellamy 17.14. Penalties-- R. Pickard (elbowing) 6.00; Gibney (10 min. mis.) 9.05; Carnochan (high stick) 9.45; R. Pickard (charging) 10.05; Smalley - (holding) 10.40; Campbell (6 min.) 10.50; Orton (56 min.) 10.50; Carno- chan (bench pen.) 11.00. Third Period Goals-- 9. Port Perry--Ball (Oke) 2.40 Penalties-- Orden (charging) 1.39; Orton (high stick) 3.00; Powell (holding) 4.08; McNenley (clipping) 11.30; Oke (elbow- ing) 12.30; Haraman (elbow- ing) 15.20; Oke (roughing) 16.32; Pickard (high stick) 17.60; Pickard (roughing) 19.67. Port Perry Eager Beavers At the home of Mrs. Earl Bryant, the seventh meeting of the "Eager Beavers" was open- ed by the vice president, who asked for the pledge to be re- peated in unison by the 10 girls who attended. "Roll call was answered, and then Brenda Geer read the notes from her record book. The secretary then read the min- utes. In the discussion we were shown how to press the skirt{ and lining, put in a zipper, and sew in the waist band. As the meeting closed we re- peated the creed. den, Smalley. First Period Goals-- 1. Newmarket--Needler (Townsley) 6.16, 2. Port: Perry--Thompson (Jowell) 18.67 Penalties: Taporoski (slashing) 1.51; Oke (interference) 7.00; Carnochan (eross checking) 10.28; Campbell (holding) 11.82; Raraman (slaghin 18.42; } | SHESEIIEIEIREEEEEEIILELLLESLLLLSLLLIITENIONS 16.46." bi (ihterferen & | \ i DIAL 957383 In order to give better ser- vice to subscribers and ad- vertisers the Star now has two new telephone numbers. The number to dial is 985- 7383. : If this number is busy, " your call will automatically switch over to the second number 985-7384. NEWS LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE | Nov. 20th Standings-- Kittyhawks ............... 7 Sunderlands .............. q Lancasters .............. 5 North Stars ............ 5 Mustangs ......coeeeee... 5 Hurricanes ................ 4 Jets vrei, 3 . Helicopters ............... 2 Mosquitoes ................ 2 : Spitfires 2 --Bombers-.... 0 Flyers .....coccvcerceenns 0 | High Triple-- Irma Lewis--681. ' High Single-- Irma Lewis--275 | Over 600 Triples-- I. Lewis -- 681; E. Bailey-- 627; F. Cochrane--626; R. Will- | oughby--616; M. St. John--615. | Over 210 Singles-- E. Bailey--216, 220, 232; L| | Lewis--275, 239; B. Bell--256, 215; M. St. John--249, 220; F. | Cochrane -- 253, 220; R. Will- | oughby--227, 219; J. Ballard-- | 2715 M. Sweetman -- 250; M. | 1 Geer--246; R. Short -- 218; I.| | Doupe--218; D. Menzies--216; i W. MecLaughlin--213; M. Coo | --210. : LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE : | Nov. 25th League Standing-- Sugar Pops ............ 6- 60 Grape Nuts ............ 4 38 Twinkles ....cccounen. 7 38 Crispy Critters .... 5 33 Cocoa Puffs ............ 2 32 Wheaties ................ 2 30 PIX Cicssssireris guntesstes 4 29 Muffets ......ccoouvenen. 5 28 Cheerios ............... 3 28 Shreddies ................ 3 28 Sugar Smacks ...... 0 23 Alphabets .............. 2 21 High Triple-- Eleanor Shaw--664 High Single-- Mary Amell--254 Over 600 Triple-- Eleanor Shaw -- 664; Marg Eden--649; Marg Hayes--626. Over 200 Singles-- ~~. Mary Amell--264; Ella Dick-! enson--234; Alice Edgar--234; Tina Vanderby -- 230; Eleanor Shaw -- 217, 223, 224; Marg Eden -- 208, 217, 224; Marg Hayes--209, 222; Marg Sweet- man--222; Alice Scriver--=220; Teresa Hall-----216; Joan Godley --215; Alice Cook -- 205, 212; Vera Fawns--210; Yvonne Ed- gar -- 208; Elsie Pogue -- 206; Marg Burnett--203; Beryl Bond --201. BOWLING | 668; B. Bell -- 634; M. Geer-- | MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Nov. 21st Standing-- SLars .inoverciniion. 5 40 Carnegies .............. 7 38 DeLuxe .....ccceuueunee.. 0 36 Whiz Bangs ......... 2 32 Meteors .................. 5 31 Blow Kings ............ 7 30 Legionaires ............ 7 28 Black Jacks ............ 0 27 Gibson's .......cccu..... 2 26 Bill's Ref, ................ 7 28 Goofers .................. 0 19 --- Head . Pins erie 0 6. H.T. Without Hand.-- | G. Goode--78b | B. Howsam--798 H.S. Without Hand.-- G. McHugh--346 + H.S. With Hand.-- G. McHugh--348. I Over 225 Singles-- G. McHugh--3846; J. Wither- | spoon--3156, 245; R. Hutchison 1 --306; G. Goode--300, 276; B. ! Howsam--289, 265; J. Redman | --286; J. Nottingham--278, D. Butt--270; J. Hadley--260; I. | Boyd--258; G. Smith--254; H. | Jeffrey--2563; J. Owen -- 2653, 234; J. Dowson--245; F. Hast- ings--244, 240; R. Sweetman-- 240, 231; R. Wallace--238, 228; D. Wallace -- 238; C. Watts-- 237, 234; C. Jeffrey -- 236; B. ' Owen--232; D. Keetch--232; R. Graham--232; W. St. John--231 J. Ballard--229; G. Carnegie-- 225. i Over 600 Triples-- . G. Goode--T785; B. Howsam-- | 768; J. Witherspoon -- 720; F. ; Hastings--708; D. Butt -- 682; i J. Owen--678; G. McHugh--674 | R. Sweetman--661; J. Redman | --645; R. Wallace -- 637; C. | Watts--635; B. Owen--633; R. Hutchison -- 632; J. Hadley-- 622; D. Keetch -- 622; W. St. John -- 621; J. Nottingham-- | 616; I. Boyd--616; J. Dowson-- | 609 EOE ! Port Perry United CHURCH CHOIR Presents Songs OF Christmas Sat., Dec. 14th At 8.156 p.m. In The United Church Auditorium, Port Perry Admission: Adults 76¢, Children 25¢ Coady AIMIMI MING