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"highly District Governor Ron Wismer (centre), DISTRICT GOVENOR SPEAKER AT MEETING Lions Club Install Two New Members District Governor Ron Wismer told the members of the Port Perry Lions Club he brought greetings from the International President, David Evans at the régular meeting held at Club Annrene Mon- day night. The Governor paid the club an official visit and spoke highly of the work Port Perry Lions had accomplished dur- ing 31 years. A number of interesting aspects not known to the membership was brought to light during Mr. Wismer's interesting speech. Lions International is the only service organization seating an ambassador in the United nations, he told the members present. When the organization was formed in 1946, Lions International was asked to appoint a member to sit in with all the nations. repre- "sented. Due to the fact, Lions is a truly international organiz- ation it was able to, on two occasions, assist in limiting the wars between Isreal and | the Arab nations. He suggested that a club should be operated as a busin- ess. Inventory should be taken the same asin any other busin- ess, an assessment should be made how much the club is worth. And the club is worth only as much as the. members put into the life of it, he ; said. Last year, Mr. Wismer said, Lions International had 127,000 new members join clubs all over the World, but the net gain was only 23,000. This was due to the fact members dropped out, many becuase they lost interest in their clubs. Gordon Goode introduced the speaker, and Arnold Roach extended the members thanks, for the interesting speech. Two new members, Norm Middleton and Joe Podres were accepted and installed during a ceremony at the conclusion of the meeting. ROXY THEATRE (90.4: [ole] EY ROKK] Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. February 12---13-14-165. FOUR DAYS! _ ~"THE-ODD COUPLE" 8:00 p.m. Walter Mathau -- Jack Lemmon Authorized as second class E Subscription Rates: Z Elsewhere, $4.50 per year. | Whim PORT PERRY: STAR COMPANY. LIMITED Serving Port Perry, Brooklin and Surrounding Areas P. HVIDSTEN, Publisher WM. T. HARRISON, Editor Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Member of the Ontario Weekly Newspaper Association Published every Thursday by The Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. «Port Perry, Ontario. Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage in cash. In Canada $3.00 per yr., Single goby 10e. mail by the Post Office aenitaedssIaN AANA A Homi a extended congratulations to the new members of the Port Perry Lions Club installed during Monday's meeting at Club Annrene. To left Norm Middleton, and at right Joe Podres. '| has consented to the running - AA BNA '|Hall, Manchester, on Saturday "Jing talk. on "Merchandising | |ful breeders keep their best vv RAR SE SEPA SN on x R. Ormiston Guest Speaker LAL Unita eth CEA At County Holstein Club The annual meeting of the Ontario County Holstein Club was held in the Township January 256th, 1969, with 65 Holstein breeders in attend- ance. President, Jim Gordon, opened the meeting at 11:00 a.m. In his opening address, Mr. Gordon gave a detailed summary of the projects carried out by the club in 1968. Mr. Roy Ormiston, Brook- lin, Ontario, was the guest speaker. He gave an interest- Livestock". He pointed out that to be a successful breeder one must have a goal to strive for, and that success- cattle; they do not sell them. He also pointed out that pure- bred breeders have several tools at their disposal for the production of high quality cattle. Breeders should make sure that the health of their cattle is good; that they de- horn calves, and take off extra teats; that they make use of Record of Performance or D.H.I.A. testing programs; that they take part in a type classification program. Feed- ing and management is also important, and Mr. Ormiston stressed the importance of good quality hay in the dairy ration. He pointed out that there were many ways to advertise - through showing at fairs and exhibitions - through purchases at livestock sales - by welcoming visitors to see the herd - and by making a good presentation of their Mr. Ormiston was intro- duced to the meeting by Mr. Gerry Nelson, and was thank- ed on behalf of the meeting, for his very splendid and informative address by Ralph Honey. The various projects carried out during the year were discussed, and it was decided to sponsor the following projects in 1969: 1. County Tours, 2. Bus Tour to other Countries, 3. Twilight meeting or Picnic, 4. Black and White Show, 5. Championship Black and White Show, 6. Annual Banquet. Mr. Gerry Nelson, Field- man for the Holstein-Friesian Association, gave a detailed report on his work during 1968. He congratulated the exhibitors from Ontario Cou- nty on their splended suc- cess in the show ring at the Championship Show, Peter- borough, and at the Royal Winter Fair. He announced the winners of 63 Long Time Production Certificates by 32 Ontario County Breeders, and 34 Star Broad Cow Certific- ates by 25 breeders. The election of directors for 1969 resulted as follows: Ralph Honey, Seagrave no. 2; Maurice Jebson, Beaverton no. 3; Grant Carson, Clare- mont no. 2; Frank Barkey, Claremont no. 3; Wayne Dice- man, Greenbank; Joe Mec- Griskin, 'Blackwater no. 1; John Leask, Seagrave no. 2; Robert Jibb, Blackwater no. 1; Neil Raines, Blackwater no. cattle to._.the buyer.. NAVARA AAAIARIAAI 2; Charles Sutter, Oshawa no. PANN NAN NNN NN NANI NI NIA I VEIT I To NS YALE SE Three Interesting Films Featured At High School films to be shown at the Heart Fund meeting on Feb, 12th at 8.00 p.m, in P.P.H,S, have now been confirmed, "An Affair of the Hear' is a colour film produced in the Hospital for Sick Child- ren, Toronto. The film deals with various forms of con. genital heart defects and how they can be rectified. "Congenital Heart Defects" explains by means of ani- mated drawings the underly- ing physiology of five com. mon defects that may be helped by surgery. "New Hearts for Old" is a longer film produced at the University Hospital in Ed- monton by Dr. John Callagh- an. Tt tells of a boy born with a deformed heart and shows the natural fears of his parents related by Dr. Callaghan who explains the defect. to hospital, undergoes the surgery for correction of the defect, is discharged, and is shown in the final episode fully recovered and leading a normal life, It is hoped that as many interested citizens as possible will attend this informative meeting. SELLING REAL E51ATE LTO. REALTOR 985-7373 NANA Congratulations Robert G. Lee, 39 Simcoe Street, Port Perry was one of 200 graduates receiving diplo- mas from President F.C. Jorg- enson at the Winter term Convocation held Saturday at Ryerson Polytechnical 'Insti- tute in Toronto. He graduated in Civil Technology. In the 20 years since its inception, Ryerson has grad- uated approximately 8,500 students, many of whom hold important posts in" profes- sional, business and industrial fields, in Canada, the United States and overseas. Poster Contest For Children To help bring to the at- tention of the children of Port Perry the important work. of the Ontario Heart Foundation and to help in- form them of the scourge of heart disease in our society, the principal of R, H. Cornish Public School, Mr. Bradford, of a poster contest in the school to advertise the Heart Fund's 1969 drive which will take place during the week of Feb. 16 to Feb. 22. There will be a Junior and a Senior division competition with a prize for the first, second and third best poster in each division. The Heart Fund hopes to be able to display the results of the students' efforts in the windows of various busi- ness in the community. WAAR TROL ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) PP UO OO or ng a HN To Sa MI rg NNN NANI NINN NIN NINN SONI PORT PERRY RESIDENTS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND A TESTIMC DINNE R IN THE LEGION HALL | Tuesday, Feb. 11 - 7 PM. GUEST SPEAKER: THE HONOURABLE | M.B. DYMOND MINISTER OF HEALTH, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO In Honour Of The Following -- CIVIC MINDED CITIZENS JAMES J. GIBSON -- Councillor 1955 - 1956; Reeve 1957 - 1968 IRVING A. BOYD -- Councillor 1957 - 1962; 1967 « 1968 Deputy-Reeve 1965 - 1966 ARTHUR T. COX -- Councillor 1957 - 1962; Hydro Commissioner 1963 - 1968 J. E. JACKSON -- Hydro Commissioner 1963 - 1968; Councillor 1927 - 1930 W. GUY RAINES -- Fireman 1934 - 1949; 'BEVERLEY F. KENT -- Fireman 1949 .-.1968 HARRY L. DeSHANE -- Fireman 1943 . 1965 WILLIAM J. GIBSON -- Fireman 1957 - 1968 DONALD A. CARNEGIE -- Fireman 1951 - 1962 Fire Chief 1949 - 1969 PPP PPP SPP PP PPP DN AAAI INININININININ PPP PP PP PRP. ADMISSION $3.50 COCKTAIL HOUR 6 ~ 7 P.M. 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