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A recognition party was held January 22 in honour'of Mame Astra Fritzie, a Hol- stein heifer in the herd of Mrs. Marguerite Zarins, Cannington, Ontario. Fritzie has brok- @ en three Canadian championship production records to become Canadian Champion for mi'k and fat as a senior two-year-old in the 365-day 2x division and for milk in the 305-day 2x division. Her production in 305 days was 23,743 Ibs. milk containing 827 Ibs. fat, average test 3.48% butterfat, and in 365 days she gave 27,854 ibs. (11,142 qts.) milk and 972 ibs. fat, testing 3.52% butterfat. Considering the average production of the breed as 100%, this record has a Breed Class Average of 252% for milk and 240% for fat. Photo Jim Rose, Toronto Mrs. L. Beacock Last Sunday the worship service was very well attend- ed. The congregation were also given the opportunity of Holy Communion served by Elders E. Martyn, B. Snel grove, G. Hunter and L. Bea cock. Rev. M. Reeves also delivered a fitting message. Mary Skinner, a member of the choir sang the solo. Of fering gathered by Mr. For der and Mr. T. Hodgins. Last Friday afternoon Mrs |INVEST NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 8h FIVE YEARS ASHBURN NEWS (Too late for last week) © Divine Worship Service was well attend on Sunday morning, January 17th. Rev. Black choosing for his serm- on "Miracles of the Mind". The New Testament reading, 2 Timothy 1:1-12 was read by " S. H Emm. Three members of the Junior Choir rendered @ lovely number, "The Spirit of God" Mrs. C. Harrison, Mrs. L. Death, Mrs. E. Heron, Mrs Zé. Ashton and Mrs. D. Ash- ton attended the Annual Meeting of the Women's Mis- sionary Society of Lindsay Presbyterial in Lindsay, on Wednesday January 20th, and | report a good meeting. 94/ pes were in attendance. The Ashurn Community Centre held their Annual! ANNUAL | business Meeting at the Centre on Tuesday evening, January 19th. The following is a list of officers and board members for 1971: Chairman--Mr. Bob Bryson, Vice Chairman--Mr. Fred Daw, Secretary -- Mrs. Glen Fleming. Treasurer-- Mr. Bruce Lehman, Publicity |--Mrs. Frank Gardner. Other board members are--Mr. Fred Ashton, Mrs. John Hopkins, | Mrs. John Rutledge and Mr Robin Wilcox. The Annual Congregation- al Meeting of Burns Church n| 35 well attended on Thurs- |\day evening with about 40 people present. After all the | necessary business was dealt | with, all enjoyed a social | half hour over a cup of tea. Mrs. Jim Burroughs from (SHAW A?® OMTARIO COUNTY BEEF IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION will be heid in the Township Hall, Sunderland THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1971 at 11:00 am GUEST SPEAKER: Mr. Pred M. Campbell, General Manager, Ontario Stock Yards This is the annual meeting The treasurer's report will be received, and directors will be elected for 1971. All farmers in Ontario County are invited to attend, and hear the guest speaker. Ges Leask, President. . L. Fair, Secretary Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen S&. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 Highland Grove, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynde last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Pugh, Pickering, were Sunday visit ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Ashton. WALLS 460' 1 x 2 strapping at 16" o.c. 2 Ibs. cement nails 14 sheets pre-fin mahogany panelling 1 pkg. coloured nails 24 ft. mahogany window casing CEILING * 208 ft. 1 x 2 ceiling strapping at 12" o.c. * 192 plain white 12" x 12" ceiling tile * 62 ft. white viny! wall cove moulding * 1 box staples * 1 1b. assorted nails GENERAL CONTRACTING Estimates ' GRE" « Delivery All This FOR ONLY PLANNING PORT PERRY STAR--Wednesday, January 27, 1971-11 C. Graham, Mrs. B. Snelgrove, | Mrs. N. Howey, Mrs. L. Bea cock, were invited and joined town and rural ladies at the home of Mrs. Roy Cornish in Port Perry. The hostess opened her home to start a series of "Diminishing Tea's" this year labelled "Centennial Tea", plus a small fee. Other members are to carry on this project--so be prepared la dies for a phone call. Mrs. Wm. Brock presided at the tea table and a delicious lunch was enjoyed. We were all happy to see the oldest lady present, Mrs. Cyril Jef frey, who is looking chipper after her illness. The January meeting of the U.C.W. was chaired by the newly elected president Mrs. B. Snelgrove who open ed her home for the even ing. Her opening remarks were principly based on that she hoped sincere co-opera- * 2-6 x 6-8 x 13/9" mahogany slab door * 1 set mahogany door casing * 1 » 3 . . CENTRE Come On In y Wilson Ford Prince Albert News tion would prevail among of ficers and members during during her term. She extended a welcome to all, glad to have Mrs. Reeves with us too. Meeting com menced by all singing 441 accompanied by Mrs. G. Hun ter at the organ Minutes read by secretary Mrs. N. Howey. A number of thank-you notes were read concerning Sr. Citizens Din ner, favours to shut-in and various illnesses or hospital ized namely Mrs. C. Luke, Mrs. E. Stanton, Mrs. R. Smith (on behalf of her) mo ther Mrs. Jackson), Mrs. M Kirby, Mrs. S. Heayn's pa tients, Miss H. Balfour, Mr A. Guilson, Mr. L. Beacock, Mrs. C. Newnham, Mrs. J. Doupe. Also the donations were deeply appreciated and thank-you. continued on page 13 COMPLETE ASSEMBLY 1 Ib. nails set mahogany door jamb set mahogany door stop 1 Weiser passage set 1 pair 3" butts 192 Peel & Stick floor tiles 12" x 12" 56 ft. mahogany combination baseboard 1 Ib. assorted nails MEMBER OF € BOLD ) GIVE vou MORE VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY