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Lh WLR FARR PIAS BREAN HAE LR : Wa BE TLE PN aL 18 - PORT PERRY STAR .--. Thursday, Nov. 6 1969 1s ve ALE ARE At BY SRSA SRL yr LE NLR 544 Bushels Per Acre Mr. Ivan Norton, Good- wood, was the winner of the Ontario County 500 Bushel Potato Club this year. The score «is based on yield and quality. He used the Sebago (90.4: 123] ]¢] Thurs.--Fri.--Sat. Mon.--Tues.--Wed. . The kings of comedy Jackie Gleason and Bob Hope show you-- " How to-Commit Marriage" Youri in the world of speed racing with -- "Hot Rod Action" - The Story of three consenting adults "The Killing of Sister George"' Rod Taylor, Christopher Plummer and Lili Palmer in-- Cig "The High Commissioner" Wy : variety. His estimated yield in bushels per acre was 544, and his total score for yield and quality was 107. Mr. Albert Hockley, Clare- was in second place ROXY THEATRE mont, 852-6033 November 6--7--8 9:00 7:30 November 10--11--12 9:00 7:30 with a total of 105, and 477 bushels per acre. He used the Sebago variety. Mr. Walter Kerry, Port Perry, R.R. 1, was in third place with a total score of 101, and 474 bushels per acre, with the Kennebec variety, There were = 16 potato growers, who took part in this high yield competition this year. The average yield for the 16 growers was 362 bushels. ¢~*The 500 . Bushel Potato Club Competition was brought to a conclusion with a ban- quet at the United Church, Goodwood, on Tuesday, Oct- ober 28th. Mr. Frank Hendy, Claremont, was master of ceremonies. : Mr. Russell Morrison, Dir- ector of the Provincial Soil and Crop Improvement Assoc- iation, and Mr. Bill. Batty, President of the Ontario County Soil and Crop LETT The Editor, -Port PerPy Star, Port Perry, Ontario. Dear Sir: The inhumanity of man to his fellow - creatures is. a iRS mm EDITOR Improvement Assoc. gratulated the growers on their success this year. Mr. Ches Oldham thanked the con- thanked the donors of cash and merchandise for their fine contribution toward the success of the club. Mr. Lynn Fair, Agricultural Representative, announced the prize winners, and asked the various donors of cash and merchandise to present their prizes. frightening' thing! Right now people who believe themselves to be humane are attempting to force the Ontario government to withdraw proposed legislat- ion which is needed to alley- iate the suffering of those who are sick. Bill 194, "An Act respecting the Care and Provision | of- Animals for Ladies and Mr. Frank Hendy | Village Of Port Perry For Police Calls dial Operator and ask for Zenith 50,000 and the O.P.P. will take your call with no exchange. : J. F. Raines Clerk-Treasurer COMPACT MODEL ©. Installs under dash or on = floor. 830-watt, 115-volt element. Metal case with mounting bracket. For 'Clear-View' Driving! Windshield Protectors Drive away without delay! Shaped plastic 'sheeting - eliminates bothersome ice- ' scraping. Takes only a few seconds to put on, easy to re- move. Fils most windshields. "": side or rear windows. 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Animals not claimed by their owners could be held indefinitely and sold or given away to -anyone wanting to adopt a pet. Only those which would otherwise be destroyed could be sold for teaching and research "dealers" but directly to registered and inspected' research facilities. 'Dealers' who, buy dogs and cats for resale to laboratories are eliminated under this Bill. Research: - institutions would also be controlled under Bill 194. They would have to meet high standards before they would be regist- ered. They would be inspected regularly by qualified em- the Veterinary Services Branch of the Ont- ario Department of Agricult- ure. These inspectors would through the elected govern- ment just as policemen and firemen are through the mun- icipal and other governments. If there was evidence of in- humane treatment of animals, research would be stopped by "| legal injunction and by with- drawal of registration. Bill 194 is available at no charge from the Office of the Minister of Agriculture, Parlia- ment = Buildings, Toronto. Everyone should read it and make their views known to the government and their local Members. Bill 194 protects pets, safe- guards animal welfare, and it is humane to people' too. Should many thousands of unwanted and .' unclaimed animals be killed when they are needed to cure and prevent diseases? Should other dogs and cats be bred and raised at great public expense when far more than are needed are killed at our expense in the public pounds? It is a strange kind of humanity which demands the killing of pound animals and yet it is untouched by the suffering of sick Humans and animals. Yours truly, "D.G. Sinclair, D.V. M., Phd. Associate Professor of Physiology Queen's University Kingston, Ontario MOTO-MASTER Windshield ' Washer 57. Fits most cars. ¥5-gal. plas- tic container. 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