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Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound Emmerson Insurance Agency LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-2421 i Farmstead Improvement County Centennial Project A Farmstead Improvement Centennial Project is being or- ganized in Ontario County at the present time. The purpose of this centennial project is to beautify the countryside of Ontario County by encouraging the repair and painting of farm homes and buildings, by generally tidying up, and im- provement of fences, farm en- trances, roadways and yards, so that the farm area of Ont- ario County will be more at- tractive for the Centennial year of 1967. The project is being carried out in Ontario County under the sponsorship of the Federa- tion of Agriculture in co-opera- tion with the Ontario County Council. The County will be divided into six areas for the purpose of judging and awarding the prize money. These areas will be as follows: Area No. 1--Pickering Twp. Area No. 2--Whitby and East Whitby Townships - Area No. 3--Reach and Scugog Townships Area No. 4--Uxbridge and Scott Townships Area No. 5--Brock and Thorah Townships Area No. 6--Rama and Mara Townships There is a total of $2,400.00 in prize money. $400.00 has been assigned to each of these sixe areas noted above. Prize money in each area is being allotted as -- 1st prize $50.00; second prize $40.00; third prize $30.00; and fourth to seventh prizes $20.00 each. There is also a Provincial Competition, in which the win- ner from Ontario County will YOUR KEY TO THE BEST INVESTMENTS VICTORIA AND GREY GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS Earn 52% Interest Payable half-yearly by cheque OR left to accumulate and be compounded increases your investment by 5 years. CANNINGTON - LINDSAY over 31% in AND PETERBOROUGH - WHITBY compete. First prize in the Provincial Competition is $500. All farmers in Ontario Coun- ty are eligible for this competi- tion. A farmer is defined as one who receives all or the major portion of his livelihood from the farm on which the improvements will be made. Entry forms are available from each Township Chairman, or from the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture office, Uxbridge. SEL atiu sages Ren Ue wa 2% ATARI IAA ran a AOS dda Absa ddr sbodssb ani din sib usa eubsvtalin H J MAE REET ICN Pa PRI UY H LY A " A eof | PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, July 22nd, 1965 -- 3 65% Participate The results of the mass tu- berculosis survey recently held in Oshawa was given at the Board meeting of the Ontario County Tuberculosis and Health Association held on Monday. 45,805 persons were examined, giving 65.6 percent participa- tion. The figures for the southern part of the county were not yet available. It is expected that the survey for the north part of the county will be conducted next April. The following members com- prise the new Board for 1965-6. 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