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Two Happy Couples Seated Af Head Table The two young men in the lucky escorts of the chosen above picture, who were the "Queen" and "Princess" at the "At Home" Friday night, appear almost as happy and proud as the winners themselves. About 400 persons attended the annual event and after the crowning ceremonies the two young couples were placed at the head table. From left to right are Robert Lee, Susan Roach, "Queen", Gale Forder, "Princess" and Ken Wilson. --Staff Photo Walter Wright Elected 1965. President Of Cartwright Agricultural Society The Annual Meeting of the Cartwright Agricultural Society called for 2 p.m. on Jan: 23 was finally commenced after twenty minutes of waiting with the at- tendance of 15 members. The minutes of the last An- nual Meeting and Directors Meeting were read and approv- ed subject to corrections. On motion of Mrs. H. Van Camp and Walter Wright the former named committee of Glen Larmer and Neil Werry were re-appointed Centennial Gates Committee. A special Centennial Committee of Presi- dent, Harvey Graham, Merrill Van Camp, Ernest Swain, Ralph Larmer and Mrs. Gladys Thomp- son was appointed on motion of Jean Mahaffy and Walter Wright to seek for and arrange special events for this Centen- nial Year of the Cartwright Agricultural Society. This com- pleting the business out of the minutes the President, H. Gra-! ~at hand. ham thanked the Directors for their active co-operation during the past year, and for making Blackstock Fair 1964 a success. He stated that although he had prepared a lengthy address he felt that he wasn't justified in taking up all that time now so continued with the business rs The Financial report is here- with given in brief: Total Expenditures amounted to $3,978.78 of which advertis- ing came to $200. Races cost $370.00; Entertainment $285.00; Judges and Officials $169.00; Printing and Prize lists ete. $398.97; Prizes $1,617.85 net plus 1965 free memberships $84.00. Public School Prizes came to $70.00 and 4-H Club $166.50, which latter were sub- sidized to amount of $111.00. Total 1964 Receipts were-- $4,049.50 or a 1964 profit of $70.72 on the year's operations. Donations and contributions a- EVEN TEMPERA troubles for: housed animals; off their feed. have the 'thdtmostat cheeked: {UXBRIDGE 1B52:8321 / Recent 'weather changes have caused considerable' did not develop, the 'animals:droppedin produdtion or went If you haven't.a fansin youribarm may¥: suggest you: contact the Agricultural \Office or Ontario Hydre for size specifications, then come in 'and/buy a farii: One farmer- since installing a:fanthus saved: thelprice of 4¢ 4a one year. A farithat hasseén installed for a fevriyears should: If you do have an'outhrénk; a complets line of animal health products: wre availableht Your GosDp.., ; 4 a | x ¥ § \ C0-0P CORNER By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Co-operative TURE A MUST Although shipping fever i ZRS8.0100! mounted to $1,624.22 without Province of Ontario subsidies which in themselves amounted to $962.00; Gate returns were $842.90 plus concessions paying about $205.00. The dance in the evening returned $131.50. The 1963 Balance carry over of $1,255.52 Plus the 1964 profit of $70.72 brings the Book Balance to $1,326.24 to Dec. 31st 1964. Mr. Glen Larmer reported on the District Meeting which was held in Lindsay on Dec. 2nd, 1964 and at which Miss Karen Campbell of Nestleton R.R. #1 was presented with the prize as Winner of District Essay Con- test. Plans were discussed for the Blackstock Fair Centennial in 1965. A Motion by Percy Van Camp and Eileen McLaughlin that Bruce Mountjoy be again Director in charge of Parade and for him-to-chose his assist- armer was reappointed Director in charge of 4-H Club work on motion of Merrill Van Camp and Walter Wright and this same motion expressed the | Society's Willingness to again sponsor 4-H Club achievments. Motion of Percy Van Camp & Glen Larmer the Entertainment Committee was reapointed as follows: Walter Wright, Ernest Swain, Bruce Mountjoy, and Jean Mahaffy. ~ The Annual Convention dates was announced as being the 24th and 25th of February at the King Edward - Sheraton Hotel. The President and Secretary to arrange for delegates. Sec. Treasurer was authoriz- ed to pay 0.A.A. membership. The 1965 Prize List is ten- tatively planned to include an Antique Show or Display. Collector for Canvassers for 1965 are same as 1964 except in case of those who were in- tended to visit Lindsay district. Cartwright Canvassers are -- for north part i.e. Vissers' Gar- age north--Wm, Ferguson and Allan Beacock. Same point South, Ralph Larmer and Ivif Mountjoy. Directors suggested for change as followst-Harold McLaughlih to replace Merrill Van Camp; Williiin Fefguson to replies: MurtyByorui'Assoe; Directors to be adjusted accor- dingly. Mrs| Glddys Thompson was the unanimous chofed sof the ladies for their Convenor or Director: >in icha#@es In - "the Junior Directors -- Suggested addition of Donald Bradburn. School Directors were to be ad- justed 'according to those on staff. A Motion by Glen Larmer sec- onded by Mrs. Hoogeveen that the Sec. Treasurer be rehired at an increase in pay, a maxi- The Annual Meeting adjourn- ed on motion of Walter Wright and Mfirill Van Camp to be followed by a Directors Meet- ing. ) The Election of Officers fol- lowed, President Walter Wright; Immediate Past Presi- dent--Harvey Graham; 1st Vice President -- Glen Larmer; 2nd Vice President--John Carnagh- an. A Committee of President and Vice and Dorrell Bros. as sponsor of the Special Attrac- tions Committee for the Cen- tennial was moved by Jean Ma- haffy and Audrey Wright. mum Secretariat Salary of $300. PORT PERRY STAR -- .1945 THURS, JAN. 28th -- 1 Deaths WILSON, May--At the Port Perry Community Hospital on Sat., Jan. 23, 1965, May Allen, beloved wife of William C. Wil- son, in her 84th year. Resting at the McDermott-Panabaker Chas pel, Port Perry. Funeral Ser- vice at the Anglican Church of Ascension, Port Perry on Tues- day. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. ORCHARD, Mabel (Reynolds) --At her home Orillia Ontario on Wednesday, January 20, 1965 Mabel Reynolds, beloved wife of the late Albert Orchard and dear mother of Dorothy (Mrs. C. Baker) Orillia and Grant of Scarborough, in her 89th year. Service was from the Chapel of McDermott - Panabaker, Port Perry on Saturday. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. VINE, Margaret Viva Eliza- beth--Suddenly at her residence Nestleton, Ont., on Wed., Jan. 20, 1965, Viva Irwin, dearly loved wife of Herbert Vine, dear mother of Eleanor (Mrs. R. Middleton) of Cooksville, Wil- fred of Nestleton, 'Charles of Whitby and the late Ralph Vine, sister of Armour and Francis both of Toronto. Also survived by 8 grandchildren, in her 68th year. Service was from the McDermott - Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry on Saturday. Inter- ment Nestleton Cemetery. GERROW, Grant Milton -- Suddenly at Port Perry, Ont- _|ario on Sat, Jan. 23rd, 1965, Grant Milton Gerrow, beloved husband of Pearl Kent and dear father of Kent (Mrs. Douglas Farndale) of Edmonton and brother of Mansell of Oshawa and Hazel (Mrs, Erle Dingman) and Edna (Mrs. Donald Ander- son) of Port Perry. Funeral service from the Chapel of Mec- rmott-Panabaker, Port Perry on Tuesday. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. 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