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od walking across Lake Scugog. % Bright sunlight and moderate temperatures, brought out snowmobilers, airplane pilots and fresh air enthusiasts last Sunday afternoon. At one point over 50 snowmobiles of "every shape, colour and size, darted across the surface of the frozen ice. The three air- planes in the photo above were joined shortly after by two more aircraft sand.even two motorcyclists ventured out only to find their mode of transportation was inadequate on the snowy surface. Young and old alike were out for a breath of fresh air, some even Holstein Association Fieldman " Photo J.P. Hvidsten County Milk Producers The Ontario County Milk Producers held their annual meeting on Monday, January 26th, in the Township Hall, Sunderland. The main pur- pose of the meeting was to elect committee members for 1970, and to hear Mr. George McLaughlin, Chairman of the Ontario Milk Marketing Bd., and Mr. Jack Newman, As- sistant Marketing Officer for Central Ontario. -- Mr. McLaughlin outlined %/ 'some of the objectives of the Milk Marketing Board for 1970. He stated that progress had been made during the _ bast year in developing plans for. the marketing of indus Elect Directors For 1970 trial milk, for a quality pay- ment plan for grade A milk, as well as for the rationaliza- tion of transportation. At- tention had also been given during the year to National Dairy Policy, milk pricing, price differentials, and the cheese industry. Mr. Jack Newman outlined the work that had been done during the past year on re-arrang- ing trucking routes for milk. Mr. Jan Visser, Milk Com- mission Fieldman, & Mr. W. J. Cavanagh, Milk Marketing Board Fieldman, spoke brief- ly on their work in the County during the past year. The Oshawa Fair Board in- Now Is The Time To Order Your WINTER FUEL SAVE! Money on DX Premium Quality Fuel Oil Call Collect 668-3341 DX FUEL OIL CALL US TODAY FOR PROMPT, .COURTEOUS SERVICE come a success, vited 'the Ontario County Milk Committee to again hold the Dairy Princess Com- petition at Oshawa Fair in July, 1970. Fifteen milk committee di- rectors were elected to rep- resent Ont County in 1970: Pat Duffy, Orillia R.R. No. 7 E. Gettings, Orillia R.R. No.7 Paul Bryan, Sunderland, #2 Neil Raines, Sunderland #5 Leslie Smith, Pt. Perry No. 2 Neil Hunter, Seagrave No. 2 Chas. Hadden, Sunderland #4 R. J. Smith, Sunderland #4 ; Mel Jones, Uxbridge No. 2 Garry Herrema, Uxbridge 2 Bill Reid, Ashburn, No. 1 Maurice O'Connor Pickeringl Grant Carson, Claremont 2 Ronald Werry, Oshawa No. 2 Byron Holtby, Pt. Perry #2. These directors will meet in the Department of Agri culture & Food Board Room, Unbridbe, on Monday, Feb. ruary 9th; to elect their offi- cers, and to plan their pro- gram for the coming year. This was a well attended meeting, with 125 fluid milk producers being present. Winter Carnival 2 Days, Feb. 5, 6 The = highly successful Winter Carnival staged by students of Port Perry High School last year will be re- peated. An announcement to that effect is printed in the February issue of the High School paper 'Student Views'. It will take place on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 5 and 6 with both outdoor and indoor | events and if the students can match last years carnival, it's bound to be- exhibitors Exhibitors On Showings The annual meeting of the Ontario County Holstein Club was held in the Township Hall, Manchester, on Satur- day, January 31st, 1970, with 60 Holstein breeders in at- tendance. President, Frank Barkey, opened the meeting at 11:00 am. In his opening address, Mr. Barkey gave a detailed summary of the projects car- ried out by the club in 1969. Mr. Marland Murray, Mar- tintown, President of the Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada, was the guest speaker. He gave a very fine illustrated talk on his recent trip to Africa, Rome & Paris. Mr. Murray was introduced to the meeting by Mr. Bob Flett, and was thanked, on behalf of the meeting, for his very splendid and infor- mative talk by Hugh Ormis- ton. The various projects car- ried out during the year were discussed, and it was deefded to sponsor the following pro- jects in 1970: 1. County Tour 2, Bus Tour to other Counties ' 3. Twilight Meeting 4, Black and White Show 5. Championship Black and White Show 6. Annual Banquet Breed in Ontario " Breééd in Onario County Mr. Gerry Nelson, Field- man for the Holstein-Friesian Association, gave a detailed report on his work during 1969. He congratulated the from Ontario County on their splendid suc- cess in the show ring at the Championship . Show, Peter- borough, and at the Royal Winter Fair. He announced the winners of 70 Long Term Production Certificates by 35 Ontario County Breeders, and 268 Star Brood Cow Certifi- cates by 19 breeders. Mr. Robert Flett, National Director, Holstein - Friesian Association, reported on his recent trip to Cuba. He saw a number of Canadian cattle. They are being well looked SELLING L REAL USTATE (10 nIALTOR 985 - 7373 after' and are making good records. All dairy cattle in Cuba are on Record of Per- formance, and are bred by AlL The election of directors for 1970 resulted as follows: Ralph Honey, Seagrave #2 M. Jebson, Beaverton #3 J. McGriskin, Sunderland 4 G. Carson, .Claremont #2 N. Raines, Sunderland #5 W. Diceman, Greenbank J. Leask, Seagrave #2 H. Grove, Sunderland #4 L. Disney, Sunderland #4 G. Down, Sunderland #1 'eral Burketon News The sympathy of the Com- munity is extended to the Mahaffy family in the pass- ing of Mr. Henry Mahaffy recently, The passing of Mrs. Mahaffy took place at the end of the year. This couple had wonderful musical talent in their youn. ger days and will be greatly missed in the Purple Hill community. Mr. Stanley Taylor attend- ed the old fashioned chicken pie luncheon served at Grace United Church on Scugog Island Wednesday noon. Sev- locals and noteables from Port Perry ventured through the storm to attend also. The storm ceased for those to return home and an enjoyable event .was had. ROXY THEATRE UXBRIDGE with Elvis Presley... WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. Elvis shows you how to shoot the works and "LIVE A LITTLE LOVE A LITTLE" There's no stopping the "YOUNG RUNAWAYS" adult entertainment--Brooke Bundy, Patty McCormack Sat. Matinee 2 p.m. "Live a Little Love a Little" Coming Next "Eye for an Eye and "THE GRADUATE" 852-6033 FEB.4-5.6.7 7:30 For general audiences 9:00 adult entertainment Ontario. NOTICE Chris. Goldstone announces the sale of his Transport Business to Mor- ley Leek Transport Limited, Uxbridge, I wish to take this opportunity of thanking my many friends for their past patronage, and express the hope that the same support will be extend- _ed to Morley Leek. Chris. Goldstone the past. Morley Leek Transport Limited, Uxbridge, Ontario, announces the pur- chase of the business of Chris. Gold- stone Transport, effective February 2, 1970, and solicits the same patron- age as extended to Chris. Goldstone in Telephone: 852-3037 -- 852-3290 Morley Leek ou ---- HE in 3 Tr ER i A TT 4 ng a