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fu 4 SNC Lat Fe ty i H FIFE YR RRS { nhac pidrinvwe sith dba cmasto - Pictured above the East Gwillimbury No. 1 Bantam Base- ball Team who were the runners-up in the first annual Bantam Tournament held in Port Perry last Saturday for the Port Perry Star Trophy. Entered in the tournament were, two teams from. East Gwillimbury, two teams from Port Perry, one team from cee Runners=-Up For The Port Perry Star Trophy Storrie Park, Oshawa and a team from Markham. The team pictured above also played in the third game of the day de- feating the Port Perry House League team, which allowed them to go into the finals agianst the Port Perry Lions All-Stars. ~ - SCUGOG N . Messrs. Bill Jeffrey, Garry Mitchell, David Bowman, holi- daying this week at Espanola. Mr. and Mrs. Heayn and fa- mily of Bowmanville Sunday vi- sitors of her mother Mrs. R. Tetlow. ~ Sorry to report Mr. J. Aldred is hospitalized in Port Perry hospital. better Mr. Aldred. .. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Aldred of 'Oshawa Sunday supper guests of Mr.-and Mrs. Alan Carter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cairns of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson of Oshawa, Miss Linda Fralick and Mr *. Tom Sutherl of Oshawa Sunda § of W and Mrs. C. Fralick. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Demara left Tuesday for a month's vacation in Western Canada, Mr. and Mrs. R., Cawker and - family attended the Cawker picnic at Pine , Ridge Park Brooklin on Sunday. Mrs," M. McLaren called on Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. V. Aldred call- Trust you soon are | 'the week-end at Bradley Laje ing on Mr, and Mrs. Alan AL | dred, Agincourt on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Edgar & Jacqueline and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slute of Oshawa spent 3 days at Niagara Falls last week. rs me Mr. & Mrs. H. Thomas spent Monday in Millbrook. Mr. and Mrs.A. Kreig spent at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. McQuinn and family spent the week-end Algonquin Park. © Mr. and Mrs. Gastaldini and son of Cooksville, Mr. and Mrs. Helliwell, Louisia and Stephen of Highland Creek Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Tyrrell. I Mr. and Mrs. C. Aldred and sons spent Monday at Thurs- '| tonia Park with Mr, and Mrs. Percy Skitch. Mr. and Mrs. Balton and fa- mily and Mr, D. Cyr of Oshawa Sunday guests of -Mr.; and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hollaway and Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibson of Oshawa visited Sunday with I tality rate. thoroughly. Uxbridge 852-3321 A WORD OF WARNING TO HOG MEN. In recent weeks, some hog men have had trouble with an apparent new disease in their swine herds. It attacks pigs of any age and has a high mor- Symptom§ are -- ~ High temperature. Vomiting. Severe scours. It closely resembles Vibrio infecton (Bloody scours) and should be treated as soon as possible. If you notice these symptoms contact-your vet, follow his instructions and disinfedt your pans UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO UXBRIDGE BRANCH : G0-0P CORNER By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Branch United Co- operatives' of Ontario ° Port Perry ZE. 8-4130 EWS - Mr. Leaming and Don. Week-end visitors of Miss Jean Henderson were Mr, and Mrs. F. Whalen and son, Miss Prospect News Messrs. Douglas Webster, Ba- Sheresa Curley of Etobicoke, | shie Benschop and Ray MacCul- Mr. and Mrs. Al. Keazer, Mrs, W. Columbia and family, Toronto. Mrs. Bert, Mrs, Ayhmer Ward and Miss Cathy Ward of Osh- H. Cornish and Miss Peggy Cornish. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Wilson of Oshawa were week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H, Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cornish were, Sunday 'guests of Miss Ruth Yerex and Mrs. W. Henderson of Toronto and there visited Mr; Cornish's brother Mr. W. Cornish of Little Britain, who is a patient in Western Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. G. T, Van Brid- ger, Mr. Lawrence Helmer, Bowmanville, Miss Eleanor Hits- man, Winchester, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Bebee, Iroquois, were Wed- nesday supper guests at Dale Huffman's. : Sunday callers--Mr. and Mrs, Garry Collins and Gregory; Mr, and Mrs. Tom Van Bridger and family; Mr, and Mrs. -Mur- ray McKinnon, Oshawa and Mrs. T. White, Regina, Sask. Newcastle visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Glen Demara. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brodie of Toronto at their cottage Pine Point for the weekend. "Mr. Price of Toronto spent]. the week-end with Mr, H, Mat- thews. Mr. and 'Mrs. G. Minty of Toronto vacationing at their cottage, McLaren's Beach: Service next Sunday at 11.15 a.m. You are invited to attend, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Long and family, Oshawa and Omaha, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin King, Toronto, called on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Orval Heayn & very enjoyable trip from Mani- toba, Dakota and Manitoulin Island. DEATH FALLOWDOWN, Samuel Willis--At the Community Hos- pital, Port Perry on Sunday, July 17th, 1966, Samuel - W. Tallowdown, beloved husband of Mary Jane Martin, dear father of the Late Kenneth Fallow- down, dear brother of Stella (Mrs. W, St. John) of Port Perry, Ross and Doris (Mrs. R. Bice) both of Toronto, in his 67th year. Service was from Mr, and Mrs. J. English of | boys reutrned Sunday from a| Mr. | loch enjoyed a holiday in Al. Jim Peg of Toronto and Mr. & ; gonquin Park, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holtby, Barbara and Laural are back from a motor trip to Brandon, ' Man., returning via U.S.A. by awa spent Thursday with Mrs. Bn; xe Ing 'via y Sarnia and Welland. Mrs. Jos. Mosienko and sister | § went by train to Winnipeg and points North, visiting relatives, renewing scenes of their child- hood and attending a wedding. Mr. and Mrs. David Mosienko motored to the prairie provin- ces. All have returned safely. Miss Susan Smitherman of Port Perry has been visiting Nancy Webster, ee ET Rd » ; % * § 7 LH 4 pt avdoillloddcailiiabvdbaliaid ea 23.2 PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1966 -- 7 Approximately 250 people at- tended a Dairy Farmers' Picnic; held on Tuesday, July 19th, at the farm of Mr. Robert Flett, R.R. 2, Oshawa. The picnie, which was co-sponsored by the Ontario County Holstein Club and the Ontario County Milk Committee, was arranged for Ontario County dairy farmers and their families. The programme began in the morning with a judging compe- tition conducted by Mr. Gerry Nelson, Holstein Fieldman for this area, A class of senior heifer calves and a class of aged cows, being the dams of the calves, were judged. The official placings were decided by a panel, consisting of several prominent Holstein breeders in the County. An added feature to the judging programme, and one which created considerable interest, was a competition to match the calves with their dams. At noon, the visitors enjoyed an old fashioned pienic luncheon, followed by entertainment pro- vided by Murray Mountjoy and his square dancers, Guest Speaker of the day was | Professor George Raithby, Pro- fessor of Animal Science, and Former Head of the Depart- ment, University of Guelph Professor Raithby outlined past developments in the livestock field; and discussed present problems and trends dairy cattle industry. in the 250 Ontario County Farmers Attend Picnic At Flettdale presentation of judging compe-" tition prizes was conducted by Mr. John Batty, R.R. 1, Brook: lin, The day was concluded with a variety of entertaining sports' events, with Mr. Frank Barkey, R.R. 8, Claremont, in charge. Among those present at the Dairy Farmers' Picnic was -Ont- ario County's Dairy Princess, Mrs. Marilyn Beatty, R.R. 2, Cannington, she was declared the winner of a ladies' cow calling contest, held during the afternoon. Hi Kids! AWAY FREE BIKES and other prizes) "Watch for my Safety Contest in this newspaper" - Sl Aya Marilyn added an- other title to her name, when- I'M GIVING RRO A See Contest Rules | On page 9 Following the address, a 728 - 6201 (3 lines) 4 A oD OO OOOO ROO OL OROTOTAOROROS OR OOOO OR SDOVODDOODOOOORN 3 2 SF OF OF OTOROROROROSOSOOROAC ACC all aaa ala @%% Four Seasons Travel (Oshawa) ~ LIMITED © YOUR CERTIFIED ® TRAVEL CONSULTANTS A Blois travel service throughout the world. . No Service Charge -- OSHAWA 57 King St. East ~ Mr. and Mrs. Horace Webster, | Kenneth and William have re- turned from a holiday to Arvida Quebec. We hope to see everyone at| the S.S. picnic at Well Spring's Park at moon on Tuesday, Aug 2nd. Ashburn News Visitors at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hopkins Sr. during the week were: Mrs. J. Forsythe & daughter Donna, of Balsam; Mrs, A. Peddie, of Claremont; Mrs. A. Sheilds, of Arnprior; Mrs. R. Faulkner; Mrs. James Jones and granddaughter, of Glen Major; Mr, and Mrs. Leo- nard Ross, of Brooklin; Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Haslam, of Stouff- ville. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Ander- son attended the Anderson re- union held at Elora Park on Saturday. Mrs. Edgar Heron attended the W.M.S. training school at Belleville last week. Mrs. Fred Durdan, of Niagara Falls; and Mrs, James Lang- staff, of Richmond Hill were Tuesday evening guests of Mrs. M. Sparks and brother Mr. John Miller. Misses Judith Batten and Nanéy Taylor are spending -a couple of weeks at Bible Camp near Reaboro, Mrs. H. Doble spent the week end with relatives at Sunder- land. the Chapel of MeDermott-Pana= baker, Port Perry, on Tuesday, Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. 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