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AAR SAN PO (6 Ni chislmoinilininbed AH . LE aS Udy » | MATA TULA TE & YN ¢ ay RE LTE RARER of FRNA BER ART PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, March 11th-1965 i- H Agricultural Leaders Hold Annual Banquet 4-H Agricultural Club Lead- ers from Ontario County at- tended their annual banquet & meeting in Uxbridge on March 3. Following the banquet at Trinity United Church, the group met in the Agriculture Board Room to plan the 1965 4-H club program. A certificate, recognizing five years of service as a club leader, was" presented to John Leask of Port Perry. Club leader pins, recognizing one year as a club leader, were pre« sented to Ralph Honey and Larry Burt, Port Perry 4-H grain club leaders, Albert Hockley, Scott 4-H potato, Ted Gerdon, Sunderland 4-H dairy, Norm Meek, Scott 4-H grain, and Bert Pearson, Scott 4-H tractor club leaders. Dairy clubs will be organized in the Brougham, Oshawa, Port Perry, and Sunderland areas; a- beef club in the Uxbridge area, mixed (dairy and Beef) clubs in the Mara and Beaverton areas; grain clubs in the Can- nington, Oshawa, Port Perry & Uxbridge areas; a potato club at Uxbridge, and a tractor maintenance club in the Port Perry or Brooklin areas. If there is sufficient interest a grain corn club will be or- ganized in the south part of the county ;and a market hog club in the central part of the county | this year. The 4-H agricultural program will be organized with various area meetings on\March 22 and 30. Special tings will be held in April 'and June dealing with agricultural careers, and Farm Safety. Plans were also made to have 4-H club members visit the Ontario Agricultural College on a special bus trip the end of June, The club' program will con- clude with achievement days in August or September. Farm boys and girls, 12 years old by January 1,.1965, and. .vot | 21 years old by December 31, 1965, are invited to join a 4-H club. Prospective members are requested to contact the Depart- ment of Agriculture office Ux- Lridge. The Feb, meeting of the Green- bank W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Robt, Baird with a good attendance of members and vi- sitors. After the opening procedures Mrs, N. Smith, President, wel- comed viistors and members and thanked the hostess for the use of her home. Roll Call, "A news item from another country" answered by a few members, proved inter- esting. Remember our Short Course, April 9th, one day, in Green- bank Hall ~~ Olgosing & Using of IFabries." Mrs. J. Ianson ,our Delegate to attend Conference at Guelph May bth & 6th. Telephone Euchre to be held March 19th. Mrs. S. Cawker will be with us at our Annual meeting, did paper on the great states- ARAN -- Churchill", A musical contest with Mrs. | Wm, Stone at the piano, "Music from other Countries" gave us much merriment. Mrs. Anderson gave a splen-. {The-. Late Sir. Winston. GREENBANK W.I. H. Phoenix introduced the guest Speaker, Mrs. E. A. Collins, Oshawa, Ex-Sec'y of T.B. Assoc. of Ont. County. In her informative and educational talk, Mrs. Collins gave us scmething to think about e.g. (1) Several children found to have T.B. traced back to a baby-sitter, (2) through jet travel to countries where there is such a large percentage of the pop. with T.B., The T.B. Assoc. is planning a mass sur- vey soon, so let's plan to get that picture taken. Mrs, Mrs. Anderson, on behalf of the ladies, thanked Mrs. Collins. showed of Mrs. Collins also some splendid pictures Reme, Switzerland, ete. "The Queen", Grace, and a social half hour followed. The Motto for the March meeting being held March 17th, 8.80, is "To be 70 years young is sometimes more cheerful Lthan-to-be-40-years old? so ] Rell Call -- Old customs I have seen die out. Hostesses--Mrs, Rodd Foster Mrs. J. Stone, Mrs. H. Howsam. & HIGH SPEED SERVICE Save Time and Money....- Phone 9 QUALITY PRINTING County Planning Extensive Study WHITBY -- A better form of county government was recom- mended recently at the meet- irg of Ontario. County Council, The first report of the spe- cial committee on county mat- ters said that the present coun ty system should be examined and if necessary modernized to meet present and future needs, , The committee chairman, Reeve Wilfrid Gould of Ux- bridge, said: "If we are mot careful we could be abssorbed into other counties, losing our identities. "The provincial government hes begun by forming township school boards -- just a begin- ning. The ratepayers are not concerned about autonomy--but with the services which are pro- vided," Reeve Gould said. STUDY RECOMMENDED He urged the adoption of the report which recommended that his committee study the fol- Flowing ~-magters:--Juvenile--apd- Family Cdyrt facilities, plan- ning and velopmgnt, the county"Health Ufiit, County wel-- fare, county library, county police force, county fire depart- ment and sewage and water services. The report read: "There is a definite place and function for the county level of government but if it is to be effective we must have a much stronger gov- ernment at county level than we have at present or we are likely to see the province forming area or regional forms of gov- ernment. LET US DO IT WHEN SPEED AND ACCURACY COUNT YOU CAN COUNT ON US TO PRINT OFFICE FORMS AND OTHE R TYPES OF PRINTED MATTER AT A COST YOU CAN AFF orm { LETTERPRESS and OFFSET PRINTING The PORT PERRY STAR Co. Limited 85-1383 DEMAND FOR SERVICE "County government is ex periencing a never increasing demand for more public serv- ices. "These services include fin- ance, assessment, planning, edu- cation, development, engineer- ing, health, welfare, roads, lib- raries ,and many others all of which could and should be on a county basis. "If the county is to become strong, remain strong and sur- vive, we must devise some me- thod of proper representation on our County Councils -- or we will lose cities, towns and townships by separation." Council approved the report, SP ALEK TRICIAN svs IF YOUVE NEVER TRIED US THEN WEL BOTH LOST," WE' YOUR BUSINESS CONTRACTING -REPAI ELECTRIC HEATIMGRS 985-7174 -PT. PERRY WE NOW CARRY A LINE OF Office Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Drop in and see what we have to offer. CORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. PHONE: 985-7383