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PORT PERRY STAR -- 1965 2 - Thyrsday, February 18th 15 Register For Square Dance Class The annual square dancing school conducted by Ontario County Junior Farmers is again a decided suce és. 6 persons registered for the open- ing of the school about two weeks ago, however anyone in- terested may still register and take part in the course. The school is held in the Au- ditorium of Port Perry Public School and will continue for another eight of the ten sche- duled weeks. Instruction was strongly em- phasized during the two first weeks of the course, but this Friday "open dancing" will begin. To. the right is a group of - dancers going through the in- tricate steps of square dancing. Bowling Standings MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Feb. 11th Standing-- Black Jacks ........ b 80 Carnegies cio 2 28 Bil's Ref. ..ccveriinuens b 27 DeLuXe .ocovvennines 2 27 Gibson's .ceeeiniens b 26 Blow Kings cca 2 21 Whiz Bangs ...u. 2 21 Goofers .....cemmenens b 18 : Meteors iene b 17 " Head Ping cu 2 16 Legionnaires .....c.... 2 11 F317: 0 TPP b 10 Singles Over 225-- F. Phinney--3173; D. Durham --851, 268, 234; D, Butt--321, 255; T. Thomas--313; J. David- gor--278; S. Maxwell--276; K. Ashton--271; F. Hastings--261 W. Gibson--269; T. Eden--266; C. A. Glass--264;. J. Owen--2561 W. Owen--251; J. Dowson--260 | M. Lyle--250; F. Olsen--250; G. Menzies--248, 237; D. Mur- ray--245; J. Hadley--243, 227; R. Howsam -- 241; R. Willer- ton--239; R. Graham--237; J. Healey -- 237; J. Wilson--234; R. Hutchison--231; W. St. John --227; L. Burnett -- 226; W. Marks -- 226; J. Nottingham-- 226; J. Pargeter--225. Over 600 Triples D. Durham -- 843; D. Butt-- 720; F. Phinney--713; J. Had- ley--693; T. Thomas--673; R. Willerton -- 671; G. Menzies-- 662; J. Davidson--655; T. Eden --654;. S. Maxwell -- 651; D. Murray--=651; J. Owen--645; F. Hastings--634; W. St. John-- 632; K, Ashton--631; A. Men- FRESH EVERSWEET FRESH KRAFT 5 ROSES All Purpose FLOUR RED ROSE Cawker's Food Market Free Delivery Spare Ribs Sliced Bacon Turkey Broilers Cheese Whiz Tea Bags ogckage of 60 -- Plus 15 FREE BAGS 6 99° I's Bc 6 to 9 Pounds if eon Ble BO 19 PHONE 985 - 2221 CAWKERS FOOD MARKET PORT PERRY zies--628; R. Howsam--612; J.| HOG PRODUCERS MEET Dowson--604; J. Watson--600; W. Owen--=600. H.S.--F. Phinney 373 H.S.W.H.--F. Phinney 396 HT.--D. Durham 843 H.T.W.H.--F. Phinney 782, LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE League Standing Feb, 15th-- Menthols 43 Payers ........ 29 No. T'S verre nsdinn 28 Viceroys 28 Belmonts ....cccceeueee 0 27 Alpines ......cceciveennne 2 23 Embasseys ........... 0 23 Koos ...coivviecinnnrnen o * 21 Exports ...eiinienne 2 21 Cameos .coeeeerrneennne b 18 Matinees ....ccoveennn 2 17 Gaylords ...cceinieens b 16 High Single-- Elma Vernon--281 | High Triple-- Elma Vernon--710 Over 600 Triples-- Elma Vernon -- 710; Edna DeShane--640; Beth Oke--634. 200 & Over Singles-- Elma Vernon--238, 281; Ed- na DeShane--238, 281; Yvonne Edgar -- 266; Joyce Emmerson --247; Jewel Tristram -- 247; Beth Oke -- 227, 244; Marlene Moore--243; Mame Lawrence-- 241; Marg Warren--237; Cor- rinne Watts--227; Joyce Stor- rey--224; Doris Phinney--223; Leona Tripp--216; Irene Doupe '--213; Mary Lee Dowson--208; Beryl Bond--207; Alice Cook-- 204. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE February 10th Standing-- Rhinos .....ccccccereeenne 7 47 Hippos ....cccecnennne b 44 Bears eens b 42 Leopards ...c..cceeennens 2 40 Giraffes ....eceeinen 2 35 ADS csc b 32 Elephants ....c.occou. 2 32 TIZOYS. ccomsumersrsorser 2 31 Panthers ccs 0 31 Zebras ...oveeeviieninnen b 29 Crocodiles .............. 3 29 Lions ...cvneiniennnns 4 28 Triples over 600-- = B. Oke -- 0677; R. Williams-- 670; XE. Bailey--665; H. Heard --6486, Singles over 210-- B. Oke -- 271, 210; R, Wil- Hams--258, 213; J. Hull--242; M. Wakeford--241; E. Snooks --240; R. Willoughby---239; H. Heard -- 287, 230; E. Bailey-- 236, 216, 213; R. Harper--226; M. Graham--224; C, Warriner --2922; Ri Short--221; 9. Devitt il J. Carneglo--215, The annual meeting of the Ontario County Hog Producers' Association was held in the Township Hall, Sunderland, on Tuesday, February 9th, at 11.00 am. Dr. Gerry Green, V.S., Sun- derland, in his address, stress- ed the importance of good management practices in a suc- cessful hog enterprize, He em- phasized the value of high | quality breeding stock, particu- larly boars from Advanced Re- gistry breeding. Well balanced rations, and constant vigilance in the control of disease, wera also essential. Mr. Clare Curtin, Zone Di- rector, Ontario Hog Producers' Marketing Board, reported on the work done by the Board during the year. One of the interesting projects started during the year is a research programme carried out in co- operation with the Animal Husbandry Department, Uni versity of Guelph, and to which an $8,000.00 contribution was made. Mr. Lynn Fair, Agricultural Representative, outlined the Ontario County Boar Premium Policy. Thirteen farmers took advantage of this policy last year. He announced the win- ners of the 1964 Hog Quality Competition. These were: -- Section 1--farmers producing 25 to 100 hogs 1st--Keith Heron, Blackwater, #1 2nd--Maustyn McKnight, Uxbridge, #2 Section 2--farmers producing 101 to 200 hogs 1st--Wilmot Suggitt, Sunderland 2nd--J. A. MacDonald, Orillia, #56 Section 3--farmers producing 201 hogs and over 1st--Lloyd Wilson, Ashburn, #1 The electioph of officers and directors resulted as follows: -- Honoary President Gordon Taber, Brooklin, #1 President-- Lloyd Wilson, Ashburn, #1 1st Vice-President--George Davidson, Blackwater, #2 2nd Vice-President-- Les Faux, Blackwater Secretary-Treasurer-- Charles Hadden, Blackwater Executive Directors-- Anson Gerrow, Port Perry 3 Heber Down, Brooklin, #1 Earl Windatt, Beaverton, #3 Directors-- Alvin Johnson, Orillia, #6 Grant Windatt, Gamebridge Clarence Hewitt, Beaverton 3 Maustyn McKnight, Ux. #2 Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge, #1 David Beath, Oshawa, #2 Harvey Moore, Uxbridge, #1 \ INA ARES WIN. 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