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Iie SELL) -- PORT PERRY STAR, He .. i WIS PRS AY TIN a". EL why IF SAAR SREY SY Fluid ad L FRAP EN Thursday, Feb. 3rd, 1966 John Joseph Greene, MP. New Minister Of Agriculture John Joseph Greene, M.P, for Renfrew Minister of Agriculture for | Canada: on December 18, was born at Toronto June 24, 1920, and completed his high school education at the University of Toronto schools, After high school, Mr. Greene was employed by a Toronto pub- lishing firm and during this period he also wrote a column for radio publication. In 1939 he moved to the mining country of northern Ontario and worked in the mines in Schumacher un- til enlisting in the RCAF in 1941. Serving overseas with the Fighter Command, he was men- tioned in dispatches and was a- warded the Distinguished Fly- ing Cross. South who became the war with the rank of Flight Discharged after DUERRFL SRA AFLG Lieutenant, he continued his education under the D.V.A, plan, receiving his B.A. from the University of Toronto in 1948 and his Law Degree from Osgoode Hall in 1950. Called to the Bar that year, he moved to Arnprior where he established a law practice in this attractive Ottawa Valley town where many of his legal clients were from the surrounding farm community, Active in local affairs, Mr, Greene served on the Arnprior municipal council for six years and on the Renfrew County Council for three years: Mr. Greene, who is the first federal agriculture minister from eastern Canada since 1911, was first elected to the House of Commons in the 1963 gener-, al election. Since then he has served on House committees dealing with privileges and elections, industrial relations, veterans affairs, and railways and telegraphs. He was co- chairman of the House commit- tee on consumer credit. 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IN PORT PERRY Pontiac '66 Be sure to watch ""Telescope,"" "The Fugitive' and "The Red Skelton Hour"* now showing on television. Check local listings for time and channel -------------- PONTIAC DEALER P-666C « 45th Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference at Dublin in March, 1965, and to the group's plen- ary session held later in the year at Ottawa, He is married to the former Corinne Bedore of Arnprior. They have two sons, Peter and Glenn, and three daughters, Jocelyn, Stephanie and Virginia. Greenbank Village Written in the early 1900's, and carried by the former "Star and Standard" Just on a hill were four roads 'meet, Stands Greenbank village clean and neat; For energy this place is famed, And well deserves the honor gained. Four churches first in order come Whose doors you'll find are closed to none; And then a little to the east, The children's minds may freely feast. But if you turn toward the west, You'll see a place where travelers rest, And should you wish to rest or eat The generous host your wishes meet. But if you wish for boots or shoes A well filled store from which to choose, Stands opposite on the other side; Where you may have your wants supplied. e But if your wants are something more, You'll get a choice at either store, Of two our little village boasts, Besides a place where stops the post. If at neither you wish to stop, But would prefer the saddler's shop, It saddle or harness you require You'll there find something to admire, The blacksmith to I'd wish to mention, Who to your wants will pay attention; And gladly will your horses shoe Or any work that they can do. But if a cottage you require And mean from business to retire, There are building lots that you can buy And all that's needed if you try. A Gristmill too is very near Which now is owned by Mr, Beare; And handsome farms all fit for tillage Lie bodering round this thriving village. --M. REAL.