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ONE OF THE most pop- ular spots for the younger generation in Ajax, during the hot weather in recent weeks, has been the Ajax WHITBY -- AJAX Swimming Pool where in- struction classes are being held under the direction of Ken O'Brien. In the picture, upper left, Mr. O'Brien is seen instructing a group of advanced beginners. Top right is Anne Verwey, Lam- bert Cres., taking a prac- tice dive under the watch- WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY | Oshawa Players Win Trebles Tournament WHITBY (Staff) Jack; Anderson, Mrs. Vi Norris and The prize winners in the two- win category were Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Cay won the Mc-|Mrts. Vic Highfield and_ their Bride Memorial rophy in the|daughter, Margaret, of Port) 65 Attend Crop Tour UXBRIDGE -- Approximate- ly 65 Ontario County farmers attended a 'Sunrise' Crop Tour held in the: county, last Thursday. The tour was arranged for all farmers interested in crop pro- | Leadership ful eye of her instructor, Lessons in water safety are also part of the program. --Oshawa Times Photos Delegate Named UXBRIDGE -- Ontario Coun- ty's delegate to the Provincial /4-H Leadership Week this year was Aldon Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les Smith, RR 2, Port Perry. The program, which is de- signed to recognize the achieve- ments of outstanding 4-H Agri- cultural Club members from every County and District in the Province, was held last week, on the campus at the University of Guelph. Aldon is an active member of Dairy Farmen! Pi 'Held At Flettdale Farm Approximately 250 people at-jeon, followed by entertainment tended a Dairy Farmers' Pic-|provided by Murray Mountjoy nic, July 19, at the farm of|and his square dancers. Mr. Robert Filett, RR 2, Osh-| Guest Speaker of the day was jawa, The picnic, which was co-| Professor George Raithby, pro-| |sponsored by the Ontario Coun- | fessor of Animal Science, and ty Holstein Club and the On-|former head of the Department, | tario County Milk Committee, | University of Guelph. Professor | |was arranged for Ontario Coun- ponte nage omedl agg Zo farmers and their and discussed present prob- jlems and trends in the dairy The program began in the cattle industry. morning with a judging com |petition conducted by Gerry) Nelson, Holstein Fieldman for| this area. A class of senior) heifer calves and a class of ; laged cows, being the dams of| The day concluded with a jand calves, were judged, he variety of entertaining sports' | lofficial placings were decided|events, with Frank Barkey, RR by a panel, consisting of sev-|3, Claremont, in charge. eral prominent Holstein breed-| Among those present at the ers in the county. An added|Dairy Farmers' Picnic was On- feature to the judging program,|tario County's Dairy Princess, Following the address, a pres- entation of judging competition prizes was conducted: by John Batty, RR 1, Brooklin. jing. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, July 25, 1966 5 Baby Killed In Mishap --_*"uite tori ata PENETANGUISHENE, Ont.|recelved serious head injuries (OP) -- Karen King, 22-month- and three other passengers in old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.|the car were treated for minor Burley King of St. Catharines, | injuries. Miad Saturday nicht whan a car carrying eight people veered off| DAILY PIONEERED a country road, hit @ rock in| The jirst daily newspaper the ditch and knocked down ajpublished in Canada was the telephone pole. Montreal Daily Advertiser, 1833. ung Moderns DOWNTOWN TOTS-T0-TEENS Further Reductions ON SALE Merchandise * Yo PRICE Sale Starts Tuesday at 9 The child's parents and the driver of the car, Isadore Nor- ton, 23, of St. Catharines, were CHANGED ROLES LATE | Actor Paul Ford was 40 be- fore he decided to act for a liv- SPECIAL for THIS SALE Open Thursday Evening 'Til 9 P.M. And Friday as usual. ung Moderns 38 KING STREET E., OSHAWA 135 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY |, One-Stop | DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpeper end Murals @ Custom Draperies @ Broadicom @ C.LL. Paints and Vernishes @ Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. 8., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 | tL be de de de dh de ae and one which created consid-|Mrs. Marilyn Beatty, RR 2, erable interest, was a competi-|Cannington. Marilyn added an- tion to match the calves withother title to her name, when their dams. she was declared the winner of At noon, the visitors enjoyed|a ladies' cow calling contest, n old fashioned picnic tunch-|held during the afternoon. | duction, and was conducted by Harvey Wright, regional soils and crops specialist for this area. The tour began at the farm Charles Hadden, RR 1 mixed trebles tournament Sat-|/Hope; Harry Lott, Mrs. Muriel urday at the Whitby Lawn) Judge and Lorraine Murphy, of Bowling Club. | Whitby. Tom Henstock, Gail and} William Cook, Mrs. Meta Grant Edwards, Whitby, won|Goodman and Mrs, Stella Dew- the prizes for second high with|land, Oshawa, won the prizes the Port Perry 4-H Dairy Calf} Club and the Port Perry Lions'| 4-H Grain Club, and has served| on the exectuve of both clubs. Aldon has also represented On- _ |tario County at two 4-H Inter-|- TORRID | of three wins. for high score with one win, Lodwick Clan Holds Picnic | The Lodwick family held Its annual picnic at Wellspring Park with about 60 members of the family in attendance. - The gathering got under way early in the afternoon with the older members reminiscing and the younger generation making good use of the swimming pool. The attractive sign, made by Aubrey Timmins of Sutton, hung over the entrance to the table shelter. Elva Hurren was in charge of the register and distributed name tags. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hurren for their work in making the event a success. Prizes were distributed to the following: longest distance travelled, Mr. and Mrs. George Goodchild, Orillia; Jongest mar- ried couple. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Vanstone, Pleasant Point; larg- est family, Cliff and Violet Lod- wich, Beaverton; newly . mar- ried couple, Bob and Carole Thompson, Beaverton, Two draws were made prizes were won by Keeler, Cannington and Cliff Lodwich, Jr., Beaverton. Jack and Lynda Dyck conducted the program of races and sports. Jr. Judging Contest Held ORONO There were &5 contestants for prize money in the annua! Durham County Ju nior Judging Competition at Orono : Dairy, beef, swine, sheep, grain and potato classes were judged, with points given for scores in each and for farm management and identification quizzes George Elson, RR 1, Fraser ville, topped the novice division) followed by John Porter, RR 1 Janetville and Garfield Payne RR 3 Newcastle Glen Millson, RR 1 Ennis- killen, took first place in the junior division; Gerry Cornish RR 1, Tyrone, 2nd and David Kellogg, RR 1 Port Hope, 3rd Jim Byers, RR 2 Burketon, The Kathy EARN UP TO $100 A WEEK OR MORE BIG PAY JOBS WAITING for MARVEL GRADUATES Mervel Ho ng $ ; in principal cities offer ex MARVEL TOUCH" troining. Complete DAY or EVENINGS brochure, wr MARVEL BEAU SCHOOLS 4 rdre schools clusive course For free te or \ TY Rare Birds At Claremont CLAREMONT -- Three birds, believed to be wild turkeys, were seen at the premises of E. Gerald Allman in Claremont They had stopped to drink from a pond not far from the Allman Farm in Claremont. They had stopped to drink from a pond not far from the Allman home and remained there throughout the afternoon and evening. hey were gone the next morning. Mrs, Allman said the. birds jseemed unusually tame and both she and her husband were able to get quite close without frightening them away. She said that before taking off, they ran for a distance of about twenty feet, then flew to the top of a 90 foot elm iree They left three feathers at th edge of the pond site as proof of their presence in the area. | An official of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto} said that wild turkeys are aj rarity in Ontario but he under- stood that a government re- stocking program was under- way. was first place senior, followed - by Brian Bradley, RR 3 Bow- manville and Sharon Larmer, RR 2 Nestleton. John Heeringa, Janice Adams and Philip Winslow of the North Durham 4-H Calf Club placed first. It will represent Durham County in the regional demon stration competition at the Peterborough Exhibition Junior Day The competition was sponsor ed by the Ontario department of agriculture and food inDur ham, with an assist from the county's 4-H Club leaders. Livestock classes were pro vided by Lloyd Skinner, Carlos amblyn, William Tamblyn and G. B. Richard and Sons. Blackwater. Here the group ob- served the Haddens' soybean plots, noting such factors as weed contro] and row width The next stop was at the farm of Bob Creighton, RR 1, Catinington, where the subject of interest was corn. Again weed control was discussed, along with other production practices. Variety plots, main- tained under the supervision of ithe Ontario Department of Ag- riculture, were also observed. The tour concluded with an inspection of the barley plots at the farm of Russell Morri- son, RR 2, Beaverton. Here the characteristics and production aspects of several barley vari- elies were pointed out to the group The tour was arranged through the co-operation of Ahe Ontario Department of Agri- culture and the Ontario County Soil and Crop Improvement As- sociation, 003. 14? LONDON (CP)--The produc ers of the James Bond movies are planning to film another Ian Fleming story, this one for chil- dren, about a magic car called Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. A pos- sible title; 003 Club Judging Competitions, held annually at Guelph; having judged on a grain team in 1964, and a dairy team in 1965. The 50 young men who par- ticipated in the recent program at Guelph received training in various phases of leadership. 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