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. would be bankrupt. EASTER LILY IN NOVEMBER The beautiful Easter Lily, Barbara Webster is admiring, in her parent' s Mr. Webster's home on Casimir Street." is in full bloom and Mrs. Ray Manchester Credit Unijon held their annual Banquet & meeting at the 1.0.0.F. Hall at -Port Perry on Saturday night, with 193 persons at- tending including children. Mr. John M. Hollman B.A. 'General Manager Ontario Credit-Union League was the guest speaker. Mr. Norman Wilson Development Manager brought greetings from Ont- ario CO-OP credit society. [Representatives and guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford O'Brien Area Repre- sentative Ontario Credit Uni- on League. Mr. Bert Grimm the aditor and his wife. Mr. 'and Mrs. Grien Tiers presi- dent Oshawa and district Credit Union Chapter. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Oberski re- presentatives from Cuna Mu- Continued er quality wasn't soon pro- duced the ranching industry In an effort to add this quality, Herefords --and- Shorthorns were introduced to the range - But the country was hot and dry and the "other breeds 'had a little trouble. -adjust- ing. Next, in hopes of add- ing more hardiness to the British breeds, Brahmans were introduced. Then foll- owed an extensive controlled -crossbreeding experiment: Twenty years later, a bull named Monkey solved the problem. He was a mixture 'of Shorthorn and: Brahman blood. He = weighed over "1,000 pounds at 'a year of age, was heavily muscled over the back and through Unique Breed At Royal graze throughout the day even though the temperature often hit the 100 mark. But more important, the off- spring of this bull had these same . traits and so a new breed was born. From its beginning on the King Ranch, the breed spread south into Mexico and Latin America; across the ocean to Australia, Europe and Africa and in 1953 it came to Canada via Cold Creek Farm near Woodbridge, Ont- ario. In 1940, the Santa Gertrud- is was proclaimed as a pure breed by the U.S. Depart- ment of Agriculture, .the first to be:developed in thd Western Hemisphere. The Santa Gertrudis is large, a mature bull weighs around 2800 pounds. It is an Winter Fair 140 day rate of grain tests (experiments which measure an animal's ability to gain weight over a specified per- iod of time) in the U.S. over the past ' eight years, the breed is unquestionably one of the top performers. In the states of Texas, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi. and Louisiana on government regulated tests, almost 4,000 bulls of five major beef breeds have participated. Half of these were Santa Gertrudis. Of the total, 258 bulls have gained 500 pounds during the trials, 211 were Santa Gertrudis; of these, 35 gained over 600 pounds in 140 days, '34 were Santa Gertrudis. Since 1953 when the first Santa Gertrudis came to Canada, the animals have Near 200 Persons Attend Credit Union Banquet tual Insurance Society, Mr) Clare McQuckin of Stouffville Credit Union. Mr. Art Whit. ney, Uxbridge Credit Union) Mr. and Mrs. Bert Richard] Area Supervisor Ontario Cre-, dit Union League, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yorke of Napanee, Ontario, past Director. Following the banquet ser- ved by the 1.0.0.F. Members and prepared by Rebekah] Lodge, entertainment was provided by Mr. Gordon Taber of this area. Mr. Gord- on Grills and the Road Ran- gers provided: music for round and square dancing. Manchester + Community Credit Union has grown stea- dily over the past years and this year have increased their dividends to 59%. They move into a new building this month, The. opening is. planned for November 23rd, 1968. Senior Citizens A very successful Marath- on Bridge was held at the Senior Citizens Hall on Wed- nesday, November 8th. This was a wind up party for a number of Bridge parties. Nine tables were played at. Conveners were Mrs. G. Glass and Mrs. J. Robertson. These parties take up a lot of time to prepare, planning, phon- ing and etc, and those who sponsor them deserves a lot of credit. A jolly time was enjoyed by all and delicious lunch was served at the end of cards. Money realized from this Marathon was over $75.00 and was donated to the Senior Citizens Club. We have more time to en- joy these pleasures, such as bus trips, theatre parties, A -------- Mrs. I.R. Bentley, affectionately known to all her friends as "'Dhel", was made an Honorary Member of the Port Perry Ladies' Curling Club last year. The ceremony took place at the rink Tuesday night, when Dhel was presented with a Certificate and Pin by past president Margaret Cornish. Vote December 2 PATRICIA LOVE Member Ontario County Board of Education for Reach, Brock and Cannington | SOLICIT YOUR SUPPORT AND PROMISE TO WORK TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY ON YOUR BEHALF. CANNEL COAL banquets and so on. It is such a nice feeling to know older folks are not forgotten and to know that Communit- ies all over are taking a great interest in older citi zens. Many have organized these clubs all over Canada and spend hours of their time. Nothing better for any coun- try, than happy contented We have a limited quantity of this Fireplace Fuel on hand iT IT LASTS REESOR Fuel & Lumber PHONE 985-7951 PORT PERRY people. May the good work still continue, Winners at this Bridge party on November 8th as follows: Mrs. Hazel Slemm- on first prize, Mrs. K. Wipp- er second prize. Door prizes, Mrs. E. Healy and Mrs. M. Letcher. First prize went to Mr. Roy Cornish. and. second to Mrs. I. Prentice, for the highest scores at the end of the Marathon. Check The Label On Your Paper the rear quarters and could) especially fast grower. In spread from Ontario to Brit- $ ish Columbia, Alberta and ~ ---- : 2 ; Quebec. The cattle at the WHITBY PSYCHIATRIC | [tos vinie soir ar san: ples of a new idea that Can- adians are testing and in HOSP ITAL . many cases, are approving. REGISTERED NURSES PART-TIME 4 - H CLUBS Part-time positions are available Ap for Registered Nurses on all shifts. Ontario County.-4-H field Present rate is $22.00 per day plus 4% vacation pay. crop members have once again This rate is presently under review placed well with their exhibits and it is expected to be increased. at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. For further information please 'contact: 22% ok hiv oste ae . Director of Nursing } Ontario County 4-H members: Whitby Psychiatric Hospital 2nd Donovan Smith,Pt. Perry 668-5881 3rd Murray Cox, Uxbridge 4th Earl Phoenix, Greenbank 6th Brian Beath, Brooklin 7th Irwin Smith, Pt. Perry 1st Jim Rennie, Blackwater HOSPITAL 2nd Roy Gerrow, Port Perry 3rd Jim Gerrow, Port Perry ' 4th Bruce Smith, Port Perry Hospital Attendants. ......$ 2.09 per hourto$ 2.46 | |6th Don Werry, Oshawa Hospital Aids. ....... $ 2.04 per hour to $ 2.46 | |6th John Hoskin, Blackwater . : Miss Linda Johnson, Ux- Opportunities exist for Hospital Attendants and Aids bridge, took first place with to enter the field of phychiatric care. Our new course | | her exhibit of potatoes. provides the training 10 qualify as Registered Nursing - Assistants. Applicants are required to have: (1) © Minimum of Grade 10 in the four or five year course or an approved equivalent. (2) A letter of standing from a secondary school signed by the principal. (3) A birth certificate and social insurance Fringe benefits include annual vacation; annual merit increases; sick leave credits; subsidized health Wd life insurance; and an excellent pension plan, PLEASE APPLY AT THE HOSPITAL TO THE PERSONNEL OFFICE DANCING CLUB ANNRENE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16th "RON MYERS AND HIS ORCHESTRA" ® NEW YEAR'S EVE TICKETS ON SALE o = . Port Perry | Chamber of Commerce ALL--ONTARIO JUVENILE C. CHAMPION SOFTBALL TEAM DINNER Tuesday, November 26 at 7:00 p.m. United Church Auditorium Guest Speaker - Mr. Max Scheff OASA Ist Vice President Tickets available from Mrs. Bill Cornish 985-7983