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At Black And White Show The 34th Ontario County Black and White Show was a tremendous success with perfect weather, a large ring- side and, to quote Judge R. H. Shore, "an extremely fine quality show with no tail- enders". Twenty-five exhi- bitors showed a total of 93 animals. 'Harold Werry & Son (Ron- ald) of Oshawa won the Pre- mier Breeder honours for the first time on a close decision over F. Roy Ormiston, Brook- lin. Ronald Werry took the Premier Exhibitor award Roy Ormiston's Senior and Grand Champion Female, Briarwood Melissa, repeated her win of last year. She was winner of the class for three- and four-year-olds not in milk. The Reserve Senior and Grand Champion, Werr- croft Model Diane, shown by Ronald Werry, is a sharo- shouldered, very dairy-like heifer with wonderful bal- ance and a well attached udder. She was the winning four-year-old in milk. Both the Champion and Reserve Champion are daughters of Roybrook Telstar, whose pro- geny made a very strong showing. Roy Ormiston also had the Junior Champion Female Roybrook Tammy, the first prize senior yearling heifer. The Reserve Junior Champ- jonship went to Frank Bar- key, Claremont, on Altona Lea Ormsby Starlet, the winning heifer calf. The senior bull calf class produced both the Junior and Grand Champion Male and the Reserve Junior and Re- serve Grand Champion Male The first place winner, Elm- croft Ideal Senator Lad. was named Junior and Grand Champion for Elmcroft Farms Ltd., Beaverton, while the Re- serve Junior and Reserve Grand Champion was the sec- ond place winner, Romandale Rockman Esquire, owned jointly by Lorne C. Disney, Sunderland and Romandale Farms Ltd., Unionville. The top junior calf, Leaskdale TENDER LOVING CARE AND UNDERSTANDING IN A COUNTRY HOME ATMOSPHERE. Our elderly guests receive personalized professional care in a spacious and congenial country home The Manor is open for your inspection et any time. GREEN GABLES 2 MANOR wicensed by Ont. Dept. of Health. Stouffville 640-3061 Approved by Associated Nursing Homes: Inc, Ont. PORT PERRY STAR ~-- Thursday, Sept. 17,1970 ~ 2 ginal letter, which she had {announced that "Home Help- written in Chinese characters.| ers" would now be known as The President, Mrs. Hoop-| "Associate Members" er, offered a prayer of thanks The fall Executive Meet- (Continued on Page 6) St. John's W.M.S. Meeting The W.MS. of St. John's} Scripture John 3:1-21 was Presbyterian Church met in| read by_Mrs. Faux, who fol- for the day's gifts. It was Citation Seven T, was a close : TTENTI ARMERS wee, and 7- yen the SS. room on Tuesday,| lowed this with prayer. A ON F shown by Roy H. Leask and| Sept. 8th. After a call to} Minutes of last meeting WHY PAY MORE? Son, Seagrave. worship by the president,| were read. Correspondence The winner and Senior | >Ymn 146 was sung. was dealt with, and roll call SAVE ON Champion Male for Harold was answered by fifteen|] * Grove, Sunderland, was Box-| milk who also won the best} members. The Treasurer, Premium Quality dale Rockman Joe, while the| udder award, senior get-of-| Mrs. Bentley, reported the @ GASOLINE Reserve Senior Champion was| sire, and the winning breed-| proceeds of Bake Sale $51.90, @ DIESEL Streendale North Star Roy-| er's herd, Quilt $10.00. Disbursements © MOTOR OIL brook, shown by M. Van-| Smith Bros., Port Perry,| were $62.70 to,our allocation, streen, Port Perry. The win-| had the first prize aged cow| $21.00 to general fund, mak- Farm tanks and pumps ner in the yearling bull class} not in milk, and the winning} ing a total of $229.16 sent available. already to the general fund. A letter from Kim, our scholarship girl in Taiwan, was read, thanking ug for the $5. sent as a birthday gift. A note of interest was the ori- A.W. BROCK ea DEPARTMENT STORE junior yearling heifer. The first place two-yearold was shown by T. Robert Fiett, Oshawa, and Aubrey Carson, Claremont had the winning progeny of dam. was Grovenvale Centurion Rocket, exhibited by Harold Grove. Ronald Werry exhibited the following winners: aged cow in milk, three-year-old in MEN'S WINTER JACKETS $22.95 $35.00 ¥ $39.95) Call Collect 668-3341 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY » BLACK PATENT $9.95 - $10.95 BROWN LEATHER CRINKLE PATENT 95. $9.95 $10.95 - $10.95 MEN'S -- Size 6 to ll ' a HUSH PUPPIES OXFORDS BOY'S JACKETS ~scebiamende | aa 8 SSS SSS SS SSS SSS SS SSS SSS STS $19.95 - $22.95 LADIES DRESSES $8.95 - $10.95 CHILDREN's DRESSES $5.95 - $6.95 CRIMPLENE SLIMS - $12.00 - WORK SMOCK $8.95 $10.95