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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, April 30, 1962 eee > ees SS S s * AE . ¥&: s % x ts N. Brunswick Sale For Brooklin Bull TORONTO -- Two Holstein bulls have just been delivered to the New Brunswick Central Artificial Breeding Co-Op Ltd., from their Ontario breeders. ON RATEPAYERS AGENDA Town M They are Roybrook Newsboy, a 17-month-old bull from Roy Or-) miston Brooklin, Ont., and Glen-| alcomb Hailstone, an eight-) months-old bull calf from Allan B. McComb and Son, Belleville.| Travelling with the bulls was Delbert McComb. | Roybrook Newsboy is a son of the "Excellent" and Three! Star Brood cow, Ormsdale| Francy Commander who has) an eight lactation, twice-a-day milking. lifetime milking record] 5,155 Ibs. fat, average test 3.83 per cent butterfat and a year- ly record as a six-year-old of 21,062 Ibs. milk containing 913) Ibs. fat average test 4.33 per cent. She has a BCA for her eight! milk and 147 per cent for fat.) The sire of this Newsboy is the) Very Good bull, Roybrook Mae-| tro whose dam _ Baroness) Hawkherst Pathfinder B is clas-| isfied "Excellent" and has a) 13 lactation, twice-a-day, life-| time record of 175,613 Ibs. milk| containing 7,385 Ibs. fat, aver-) age test 4.21 per cent. | of 134590 Ibs. milk containing | manager?" asked several rate- lactations of 141 per cent for}man, @ Scheme BOWMANVILLE (Staff) Bowmanville may have a town manager before too long. At least this item is on the Bowmanville Ratepayers' Asso- ciation agenda for this year. The association met Friday night in the town hall. "Eventually we will need one," said Councillor Kenneth Hooper. "Why do you want a town payers, 'we thought you were trying to save the from added expense?" "This is why we need one,' said Mr. Hooper, "right now we are paying men in other town departments for work that one town manager could be doing. I would suggest our clerk (Jack Reid) for the job." Mr. Hooper also told the group he will propose to council that the one-year term for'coun- cil be re-instituted instead of the present two-year term. "This two-year term has proven to be a farce," said Mr.| Hooper, "'and it isn't worth two taxpayers County Prepares anager Studied hoots. It isn't reducing _ our, costs, its increasing them. With) a one-year term councii mem- bers- will toe the mark to get elected the next year, and if they do a good job, they'll be back on council because no one will oppose them." : Mr. Hooper attended the| meeting chiefly to answer any questions the ratepayers might have regarding the industrial servicing bylaw which is com- ing up again May 7 in' town council. The bylaw as it stands now for council's approval includ- ing the amendment calls for services (water and sewers) to be put in on the Base Line east of Liberty street providing in- dustry gives a firm commit- ment it will locate there. It also calls for a $66,000 bridge to be! built over Soper Creek. | Mr. Hooper: said that it must have a three-quarter majority of council to be passed. With nine members of council, and one of them, Councillor Ross Stevens, unabie to vote because of possible conflict of interest, negative votes by two members of council would throw out the amendment, and two against the Officers Named| By Corn Club UXBRIDGE -- For the past seven years, Grain Corn grow- ers in Ontario County have organized and carried through to completion a successful high yield Corn Club. This club has for its objective, 100 bushels of shelled corn per acre. The winner of the 1961 com- petition was Mr. Paul Well- man, Claremont, RR 2, with a yield of 121.7 bushels per acre. Jack Leek, Sandford, was sec- ond with a yield of 114.4 bushels per acre. Contestants may use any variety they wish and they may use any means at their disposal to secure the highest possible yield from the three y acres that they use for the competition. Anyone interested in joining this high yield corn club for 1962 should send their applica- tion together with a $3 mem- bership fee to the Department of Agriculture Office, Uxbridge, by June 1. ; The officers and committee for 1962 are as follows: chair- man, Jack Morgan, Claremont; vice - chairman, Jack Leek, Sandford; secretary - treasurer, Lynn Fair, Uxbridge. Committee members -- Jack Morgan, Claremont; Paul Well- man, Claremont, RR 2; Bert Lewis, Stouffville, RR 3; Al- bert Foster, Claremont, RR 2; Norman Lehman, Claremont, RR 2; Malcolm Allbright, Bal- sam; Ed Russell, Claremont; AJAX FAMILY WINS BABY BONUS Achievement Day 2" "Im not so sure that this is By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT ,at 9 a.m., followed by judging|such valuable industrial land," BROOKLIN -- The Ontariojof activities and discussion of sald Mr. Hooper, "not when ;|County 4-H Girls' Homemaking classes. : jyou have to build a $66,000 Club Spring Project, 'Being! Those attending will make/bridge to get to it, service the |well dressed and well groom-|their own' arrangements for|land, and then put in a hardtop led," sponsored by the Depart-|lunch. road, which would probably be} ment of Agriculture, Home| The afternoon session willjin the neighborhood of the cost :|Economics Service Department,| commence at 1.30 p.m. of the bridge." Toronto, is now nearing com-| Each club will present one of} The Ratepayers' Association pletion. the following -- exhibit, skit or) suggested that as many people Seven lessons composing the|demonstration on one of the/as possible attend the next coun- lunit were given by leaders|topics studied (with a three-\cil meeting May 7 when this April winner of the Family Allowance draw of $100 spon- sored by the Oshawa Shop-; Brown, of Tulloch drive, ping Centre was Mrs. L. H. | Ajax. Shown is Mrs. Brown who is holding Kelly, age Benny Goodman organized} . TORONTO GIRL WINS Mediterranean lawn tennis club) three months; Ronnie, 6, and his first orchestra in 1933, and} NICE, France (Reuters) --|tournament Sunday with a 6-1,) Nancy, 3. had his first radio program in|Ann Barclay c. Toronto won/6-2 victory over Jenny Van 1934. : lthe women's singles title in the|Rijn of The Netherlands. --Oshawa Times Photo Gordon Hunter, Brooklin. CLARINET MASTER TEEN TOWN QUEEN In true Sir Walter Raleigh fashion, 18-year-old Ray Crombie of Bowmanville spreads out his jacket for a real. Queen. Pretty 16-year- old Carolyn Tennant of RR 5, Bowmanville, was chosen Teen Town Queen Friday night. It was her first beauty contest. Her princesses were Marie Cooney, RR 3, Bow- manville; Euzanne Ball, 55 Centre street; Karen Barra ball, 21 Southway drive, and Sharon Ann Anderson, 49 Third street..The winner was announced by Mayor Ivan Hobbs and Miss Tennant was presented with a bouquet of roses by Mrs. Hobbs, as well as receiving numerous gifts from local merchants and an overnight case from . Teen Town. The spring ball with the theme 'Somewhere over the rainbow" was held at the Bowmanville Lions Centre. TWIN COUNTIES COMMENT Farewell Fairway Duffers Dilemma By ALLAN BAILEY The place -- Southview Golf Club, a couple of miles north of Bowmanville. Time --Saturday afternoon. {to cross the pond to the third |green, but he must come back jover it to get to the fourth. Eight balls later, we were on our way to the ninth hole. The and assistant leaders, who at- tended the local Leaders' Train- ing Schools early in the year for a course of instruction. Mrs. Albert Cooper and Miss Lois Downey attended the course as leader, and assistant leader, respectively. They were sponsored by the Brooklin Wom- minute comment on exhibit; and 10 minutes for skit demonstration). | There will be a colorful dis- |play of dusters that each mem- ber across Ontario has sewn for herself. CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS en's Institute, and later formed a group of 21 girls, named the} Brooklin "Sew and Sew", who} to 12, in the basement of} Township Hall. Achievement Day for South Ontario county will be held on Saturday, May 26, commencing at 9 a.m. in the Uxbridge Unit- ed Church Hall. The following districts will be represented: Altona, Bethes- da, Reach, Brooklin, Brougham, A record of achievement Is signed for each member who satisfactorily completes the met each Saturday, at 9.30 a.m, | Project. A certificate of achievement is awarded upon the completion of every two clubs, A county honor certificate and pin is awarded on the sat- lisfactory completion of six | clubs. | A provincial honor certificate and pin is awarded upon the satisfactory completion of 12 clubs. Greenwood, Kinsale, Claremont, Mount Zion, Prince Albert, Quaker Hill, Sandford and Scugog. Saturday, June 2nd, in the} Brock District High School,| Achievement Day for North! ling silver oon in Itie Ontario 4-H .iomemaking Club design is presented to each girl who satisfactorily com- |pletes the project, and attends Ontario county will be held on| achievement Day. | A brief discussion period will be held on Choice of Units for or! |bylaw comes up again. 'Art Exhibition 'Sponsored By 'Brooklin Guild |By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT | BROOKLIN The annual jexhibition of paintings by mem- bers. of Brooklin Art Guild will be held from Tuesday, May 1 to 5 at Shorts Pharmacy, Bald- win street, Brooklin. The paintings represent the work of various members of the guild on assorted subjects. The president of the Art Guild is Mrs. McAughey, and, at pres- ent, 12 ladies of the district are enrolled, The Brooklin Art Guild com- menced in 1954, founded by women interested in the art of painting and held under the su- pervision of Ray Hall, Brooklin. The present instructor fs Cannington, commencing at 9Spring 1963, namely working} p We're reporters. Certainly|ninth tee is just a short dis- not golfers! Wtih my sidekick,|tance from the fourth green, so Phil Currie we strode into the| holes five, six, seven and eight| The following districts will|date or The Milky Way. pro shop, wearing a conspicu-|will have to wait for another ous outfit -- shorts, tee shirt day. and suede shoes. Was going to| The Southview Club has a! wear an orange cap but thought new pro -- Tom' Grosart, an} better of it. Oshawa businessman. He is a| Everything went quite well personable chap with an associ- on the first hole. Straight downjation with the game which| the fairway went my first|dates back prior to 1928 when drive carrying about 180 yards.|he was a caddy and shop assist-| The only trouble was that it/ant at Lambton Folf Club. took ten strokes to finish the|Since that time he has been holes. assistant pro at Toronto Ladies' The second hole was a bit G0lf Club in Thornhill; club trickier: woods on both sides|Pro at Renfrew; St. Andrew's, of the runway with a. slight Toronto; Ottawa Hunt and Golf ~ gurve to the green. After driv Club and Pine Point Golf Club. ing the ball into both sides of| Last Saturday was arbour the woods, we recovered with) day for many of the Southview a six-over-par members, who could be seen This Southview course has|@t various points around the plenty of obstacles to make it|Course raking sand traps and interesting for the master golf-|Cleaning up. or os elo (on ner casrcmG ' 5 TROUT--SUCKERS? a.m. jwith wool clothes closets up to alph Thompson, Brooklin, a be represented -- Atherley,, IMPORTANT NOTICE Beaverton, Brock, Gamebridge,| TO MEMBERS Sunderland, Udney North and| Members must label dusters Udney South. |with name, age, club and cost, Miss Lois Smith, Home Eco-|and hang on clothes hanger for nomist. for York and Ontario/ exhibit. County, will supervise these; They should take a pencil,| special meetings. jthimble, and a small pair of Registration will commence! seissors to Achievement Day. |teacher in a Toronto high school. 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