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Sunbeam, was sold by F. Roy Ormiston, Brooklin for $2, at the National Holstein sale at Oakville. The buyer was BROOKLIN HEIFER TO ARGENTINA Rafel Talento Amato, Nav- arro, Argentina. Shown with the heifer are Ricardo Ques- ada, Buenos Aires; Rafel Amato, and Tom Briscoe, {Ontario County Calendar Of Agricultural Events Monday, June 1, 8 p.m., Ux-| Saturday, June 6, Brooklin -- @ -- Department of agri-|Annual Brooklin Spring Fair. Monday, June 8, 1.30 p.m., Lindsay -- Conference room of provincial building; Farmers' meeting on farm ial Ble Thursday, June 11 Uxbridge -- High ped annual junior farmer rifle shoot- ing competition. Friday, June 12, Guelph -- Federated Colleges -- Ontario --e association meet- g. Monday, June 15, 7.30 p.m., Uxbridge -- Elgii meeting of Uxbridge Junior Farmers, wiener roast and ball game. Tuesday, June Brock Park -- Beaverton Junior Farmers. Saturday, June 20: 7.0 p.m., Port Perry -- High School-- meeting. June 1 to 4, Guelph -- Feder- ated Colleges, extension branch conference, 16, 7.30 p.m., une meeting Potato Club Draw Held The Uxbridge Kinsmen Club is again co-sponsoring the Scott 4-H potato club, The results of the draw, held at a recent Kinsmen meeting are as fol- lows with the 4-H club member listed first and the Kinsmen Farmer field day. VOTING SCHEDULE June 22 to 25, 9 a.m. to & herdsman at Roybrook Farm, This heifer is a daughter of the ' $50,000 Lakefield Fond Hope and her dam is a daugh- ter of an excellent brood cow. posed egg and fow] marketing plan. Egg and poultry produc ers may vote any day this week office, Uxbirdge. REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT Pickering Township | Gets Letter Service The government another supply motion for the se of putting forward for yim ussion in the House the esti- mates of a number of govern- mental departments, The official opposition, -as is normal, introduced a motion of 'non-confidence, based on gov- ernmental policies with regard to eastern agriculture. The de- bate was led off by the former Minister of Agriculture, who charged that the Canadian flag issue was -- brought wp b ver up a whole series 0 a omission, including the agri- cultural question. There are, all told, six supply motions during a session of Par. liament and, as has been the practice and tradition of the past, the opposition has an op- portunity to express non-confi- dence in the government on any subject they may choose. Because of the three spliter parties in the opposition, if the official opposition fails to pro- vide such motions of non-confi- dence, then it {s more than like- ly that one of the other groups would do 80. SERVICE Quite recently I received a copy of a letter signed by the Postmaster General to the Bay Ridges Ratepayers' Associ a- tion, advising them that the Post Office Department is plan- ning for the provision of letter carrier service to a_ large gection of Pickering Township. He stated that he was now repared to recommend to the reasury Board that letter car- rier service be provided from the Ajax Post Office to Picker- ing Village, Bay Ridges, Fair- port Beach and Ajax. Since this announcement was made, Pickering Village has de- cided that they would rather re- tain their Post Office, and ask- ed to be excluded from letter carrier service. Following this, E have had rep- resentations made for the inclu- sion of the Pickering Beach area and the Frenchman's Bay area in the letter carrier serv- ice. Upon communication with the Postmaster General, he has now advised-me that consider- ation is being given to include both these areas and I am hop- ing that Treasury Board will approve this submission by the Postmaster General and that | Hillyer of Claremont Baptist introduced] the whole general area, without including some 500 calls in Pickering Village, will be re- ceiving letter carrier service in the not too distant future, MANY VISITORS A tremendous number of visi- tors are now coming to Ottawa. This commenced at the time when the tulips were in full bloom, and is continuing each and every day. Bus loads of tourists, as well as students from various schools, are pres- ent in the House of Commons and the Parliament Buildings. sponsor second: Joan Albright, Uxbridge -- Fred 'Kelland; Larry Allbright, Uxbridge -- Howard Ferguson;|°redit union office, . Vote Dianne Card, Port Perry --|Proposed egg and fowl mar- Harry Hudson; Don Card, Port|keting plan on Tuesday 'only, Perry "-- John Lumgair; Mal-|a Beaverton and Brooklin, colm Colwell, Claremont Tuesday, June 23, 8.15 p.m., Terry Eng; John Deuchler,|Brooklin -- Township hall -- Carened et rg 8 Beardon;|4-H Club meeting on "Farm aren Geer, Po) erry--John| Safety" for the Brougham and spe 'gr Prive! Port ag Mm Oshawa 4-H Clubs, . re Andrews; Sandra . pa , - |ley, Uxbridge -- Ross Murray. bey Coleen ay ~~ I am very pleased indeed that] Linda Johnson, Uxbridge --|Girls' Conference with 4H Club many people from Oshawa and|Clarence Johnston; Ca rollmembers, Ontario County choose Ottawa|Leadley, Uxbridge, Clarence as one of their stopping points|Johnston; Michael Lunney, in their holiday period, and ijZephyr -- Don Davis; Richard am more particularly gratified|Lunney, Zephyr -- Ross Mur- that so many students from var-|"@Y; Martin Mathers, Uxbridge ious public and high schools in|~ Elwood Lee. area are taking the oppor- Margaret May, Goodwood -- our Rusty Nendick; Bruce Norton, tunity of acquainting themselves Claremont -- Don Davis: John with our Capital. Iam always|Qidham, Mount Albert -- W. J. very pleased to have them call Bradbury; Richard Oldham, on me and to make arrange-/Zephyr -- Bruce Foote; Andrew ments that are necessary to|popadynec, Zephyr--Bill Geer; make their trip more interest-/James Ross, Uxbridge -- Roly ing. McLaren; Malvin Ross, Ux- Tuesday, June 23, 9 a.m. to Cannington -- high school -- 4-H Club meet- ing on "Farm Safety" for Beaverton, Mara, Sunderland 4-H Clubs. Thursday, June 25, 8.15 p.m., Port Perry and Scott 4-H Clubs. Saturday, June 27, 8 p.m., Whitby -- Whitby arnea -- June meeting Brooklin Junior Farm- ers -- roller skating party. BALSAM, Mt. Zion -- The Young People's held a banquet on Friday evening in the base- ment of the Mt. Zion Church. Their guests were the Sunday School and church executives. President, John Wilson intro- duced the guest speaker, Rev. Church. He spoke on his trip to South America, Church Officials Attend Young Peoples' Banquet bridge -- Ross James, Each Kinsman supplies the 4-H club member he sponsors with one bag of certified Sebago potatoes, The 4-H club member will return two bags of table stock potatoes to his sponsor at the time of Scott Fair. Need vacation money? Get an HFC Traveloan PIPE CONNECT PLANTS More than 1,000 miles of chemical-carrying pipelines in Houston, Texas, link 63 plants and seven subterranean salt domes. at the home of Mrs. Reg. Hos- kins, who presided, Mrs. Glenn Manderson gave the topic on 'The Four Faiths". Mrs, Jack Empringham gave a reading, Mother's Party Dress. Used clothing was brought in to send to an Indian reserve, north of Lake Superior. Salvage paper was to be in by June 1. A plant sale amounted to $13, Join the thousands of carefree travelers who Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones were Rev, E. and Mrs. Beech of Toronto, and Lenora and Howie Jones of Claremont spent a few days with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Burnett Jamie- son and Mary Jean, Mrs. Lewis Jones called on'Mr; and Mrs, Roy Parrott of Uxbridge on Sunday. CHURCH WOMEN United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Murray Jones with president Mrs, Lorne Jones presiding. After the opening hymn, pray- er was followed by Mrs, Jack Empringham. The theme for the meeting was on 'Mother'. Mrs. Walter Carson gave a paper on two mothers of the Bible, Hannah and Mary, mother of Jesus and Mrs. Errol Car- son gave a 'reading. Roll call was answered by 14 ladies on items on Mothers. Used clothing was brought in for the Fred Victor Mission, The date of the bazaar was left over till the June meeting. 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