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ro ete Jy pt Es x SA , Roms CE Fe at i, <A 8 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1964 a ONTARIO DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS - Geo. H. Doucett, Minister CANNINGTON, WOODVILLE | tents, approximately, $35.00 was stol- DEPOTS ROBBED . en, The same team is believed to have Lindsay -- Safecrackers who have | hammered open the safe in the Wood- been operating in this part of the pro- | ville station, six miles away, and stol- vince for the past week, struck closer 4, cash to the amount of $26.00. The to home over the week-end. thieves gained entrance to the station A team of thugs broke into the by forcing a window. Police say that Canadian National Railway station at | a number of small articles were also Cannington early Monday a.m; and. taken from the express office. The toted away an 800-pound safe. They | Woodville agent, H, Brown, declined placed it on the railway handcar and to comment on the amount of the loot, took it half a mile down the frank saying this was outside his jurisdic-, where it was smashed open. Its con-' tion. wane i MTA is INCREASE MILK PRODUCTION heavy mil dation for Develops, hd fo oduction in the future. FOR BEST RESULTS-- 100 Ibs. MASTER 249 DAIRY CONCENTRATE 200 Ibs. ROLLED or COARSE GROUND GRAIN 300 Ibs. BALANCED 16% DAIRY FEED MASTER FEEDS FAIR and FRIENDLY SERVICE Port Perry Phone 1 FAST, - Liberal NOMINATION MEETING Wednesday, December 1, 8:15 p.m. = Municipal Hall, Sunderland, To select a candidate for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Guest Speaker--FARQUHAR OLIVER EVERYBODY WELCOME R. J. HARRIS, GORDON RYNARD, Secretary. President ONTARIO COUNTY LIBERAL ASSOCIATION 3 CAWKER BROS. "THE. FAMILY BUTCHER" ) PORT PERRY PHONE 20 Durham County Swine Breeder Wins Top Award Fred W. Trewin, noted swine breed- er of Nestleton, won the senior and grand sow champion swine in the judging of the Tamworth breed clas: ses at the Royal Winter Fair. He was one of the outstanding exhibitors in this breed, and also won the follow- ing other awards: 2nd boar, 24 months and over; 2nd sow, 24 months and over; first sow, 16 to 24 months; se. cond boar under 7 months; first sow under seven months; reserve junior champion sow; 2nd boar and two sows 9 months and over; 3rd pen of four, get of one sire. 3 "In the Berkshire swine classes, Al- lan Lockie of Zephyr had the 6th boar, 156 to 24 months; 7th sow 24 months or over; 9th sow under seven months and 4th pen of hoar and two BOWS, nine months or over: Contestants from Ontario county made a good showing in the Queen's Guineas clags for junior farmers, - In the Shorthorn section, - Antoinette Stephen, Brechin; Stephen J. Stephen, Brechin; Elsie Ball, Uxbridge and K. Thompson Uxbridge, had their entries placed in the first prize group, and Harvey Chambers; Cannington, in the second prize group. . In the Hereford Section for the Queen's Guineas Keith Shier, Can- nington and Grant Parrott, Ashburn, were in the second prize group and Gwynfor Jones, Beaverton; Lorraine Leach, Uptergrove and Neil Taylor, Uxbridge in the third prize group. In' the Aberdeen-Angus section, Sin. clair Robertson, Port Perry, was in the first prize group and Jim Black- burn, Uxbridge and William A, Powell Port Perry, in the second prize group. In the Aberdeen-Angus section of the beef cattle classes some awards came to Ontario County." Malcolm Bailey, Uxbridge, had the 5th junior bull calf, 7th summer yearling heifer and 13th senior. heifer calf. Ronald 'Marquis of Sunderland, had the sec- ond mature female and 156th junior heifer calf. Pine Grove Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill, Sunday evening. Mr. Jack Hill has returned with a deer from his hunting trip. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brennand, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Handel. Mr .and Mrs, Russell Ballard spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. E. Ballard. ; The W.A. will meet at the home of Mrs. Hill, Wednesday, Dec. 1. There will be election of officers. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Therur, of Toronto, visited Saturday with Mr. and Murs. Charlie Gourlie, Mr. George Rice, Miss Romaine Rice and Marie Rice, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Gourlie. , - Mr. Davidson, of Claremont, will take the services next Sunday. "Mrs. Robert Redshaw visited a few days with Mrs. Talbert Evans, Mrs. A. Handel and Mrs. J. Philips spent Monday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Sterlin Jeffrey, of Victoria Corners, visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballard. Miss Brenda Locke, of Port Perry, spent the week-end at E. Ballard's, Com. Hospital Auxiliary (continued from front page) We have recently provided new modern equipment for our laboratory, and now under the capable direction of Mrs. Sandiland we can provide many important services to our patients. We have also addéd more advanced cquipment for our operating room where we can now handle more major surgery. Our operating room can still be improved, and we are looking forward to the day when we can have a new operating room light and a new table This equipment is very ex- pensive." Mrs. Morrison concluded her re- niarks with.an excerpt from Rudyard Kipling's poem entitled "Teamwork": It isn't the guns nor armament, Nor the funds that they can pay, But close co-operation that makes « them win the day. It isn't the individual, Nor the army as awhole, But the everlasting teamwork Of every boomin' soul. The usual election of officers was held, and the following ladies will hold office for the year. just commencing: President--Mrs. M. B. Dymond ' 1st Vice-President--Mrs. S. Rodman 2nd Vice-President--Murs. R. Robertson Secretary--Mrs. Bruce Holtby Treasurer--Mrs. Don, Crozier Libravians--Mrs. Roy Cornish Mrs. Loyd Humphries Press Reporter--Mrs, Geo. Holmes We would like to stress the fact that our meetings are open to all in- terested in the welfare of the Hospital, Future meetings will be held in the dining-room of the Hospital, at 2,80 in| the afternoon, the third Tuesday of each month, and representatives of the various organizations are earnestly requested to endeavour to attend, or if this -is impossible to please 'send a substitute, We take this opportunity of thank- ing The Port Perry Star for publishing the reports of our:meetings' and ac- tivities, It is' through thelr gener- osity that we have been able to acs quaint the public with what we are doing and we do appreciate this ser- vice on their part. With your help the Women's 'Hos- pital Auxiliary is looking forward to another year of achievement for the betterment of our Hospital. welbony Birth MOORHEAD--Mr. and Mrs. Reg. | Moorhead, Port Perry, take pleasure in announcing the birth of a daughter, a sister for Grant, at Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, on Wednesday, November 24th. Mother and daughter doing well. Ini AA SPs AMES FONT ed - 8 1% Xie Ard LAKEVIEW [ome Two Shows Nightly -- 7 aad 9 pm. -- --_-- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, BAT, NOVEMBER 25-26-27 - Ray Milland, Hedy Lamarr, Harry Carey In the Glorious Technicolor Outdoor Drama "COPPER CANYON" COMEDY and SHORTS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED,, NOVEMBER 29-80, DEC, 1 Gloria Grahame and Cesar Romero .In the Sparkling Technicolor Adventure Drama "PRISONERS OF THE CASBAH" 2nd Feature--Brod. Crawford in the Outdoor Hit "THE LAST POSSE" Last Complete Show Starts at 8.20 CHRJSTMAS CAKE By The POUND INDIVIDUAL CAKES, By! 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