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Aluminum 14' Boat and Trailer and 15 hp Motor (like new) and Fish Finder, Old Cash Register, ue Wooden Bed, Oak Side ard, Oil Lamp Table, Old Toys, Fisher rice Toys. Fumntiure, Collectibles & Dishes Many more consignments still coming in. AUCTIONEER TERMS Cash or Cheque with ID & Visa Lunch will be available. Bruce Kellett, Auctioneer (705) 328-2185 AUCTION SALE _ Saturday, August 12th - 11 AM ' Selling "BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Eam thousands stuffing envelopes. Send SAS.E to P. VanGinhoven, Box 3262, Prince Albert, Ontaria LL 1C2 EARN $1,500. MONTHLY Stuffing envelopes at home Start immediately Send stamped, self-addressed envelope to The Card Company, 16715 - 12 Yonge St., Suite 197 Newmarket, Ont. L3X x4 EXPERIENCED CHILD CARE numerous references, two spots available in Sept. Relaxed family atmosphere, Call 985-1327 } Items, A Bateman Prints, Hand Tools, Boat, Motor & Trailer, The Property of Joe & Linda Herold at 2521 Head Road, og Island. Inglis washer and dryer, antique dressers, chairs, rocker, pine jam cupboard, oil lamps, old iron bed with brass, copper boiler, rattan furniture, 5 pc. sofa set, dishes and knic-knacs plus many useful items. Get-away boat with 30 hp. Johnson motor and trailer (like new). Sale managed and sold by Auctioneers DON & PHIL COCHRANE Call (905) 985-2788 REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING Thursdays 5:00 PM | mW Y Bm SELL RK WANTED BW JOB HUNTING 15 Words $7.00 CITIZEN LASSIFIEDS Work for You! CALL 985-NEWS my" Scugog Citizen -- Wednesday, August 9, 1995 --19 +a FARM NEWS the only one in Durham Reglon. (left) and Stacey. See story. Everyone who attended the grand opening of Ocala Orchards Farm Winery was in a mood for celebrating. Owned by Irwin and Alissa Smith, the winery located at 971 High Point Road, Is In photo with Irwin and Alissa are their daughters, Kristyn Large crowd toasts opening of Scugog's first winery by Heather McCrae Well over 200 people attended the official opening of the 41st winery in Ontario last Friday evening. Ocala Orchards Farm Winery, owned by Irwin and Elissa Smith of Port Perry, is the only Ontario , Winery east of Toronto and the only winery in the Durham Region, as well. When Irwin began dreaming about owning a winery and growing grapes about three years ago, some were skeptics! of his plans because they doubted grapes could be grown and thrive in Durham Region. But Ocala Orchards Farm Winery has proven them wrong as a test plot of grapes, in its third year, is thriving well on the farm. "It's unbelievable; we are the only municipality that has its own winery," a proud Mayor Howard Hall said before snipping the red ribbon at the official opening ceremonies. The winery has ten different wines and already, since production began a few months ago, has received four bronze medals for its Empire Apple Wine, Montmorency Cherry Wine, Ocala Golden Iced Pear Wine and Spartan Apple Wine. Other wines produced are Ocala Golden Iced Apple Wine, Idared Apple Wine, MacIntosh Apple Wine, Riesling Grape Wine, Barrel aged Chardonnay Grape Wine and Ped Delicious Apple Wine. Leonard Fr: a ber of renovating the former dairy barn into the award-winning winery, was given special thanks. Together, he and Irwin have toured several wineries in the Niagara Region, checking out the designs and layouts before selecting the Ocala design A bottle of MacIntosh wine was presented to the Scugog Shores Museum where it will be kept under lock and key and will remain a part of the museum's archives. Grace Hastings, a well-known ber of the Scugog Historical the training and development of Taste Control with the LCBO said, "Ocala Orchards Farm Winery is a part of the history of the Ontario wine industry." "To see the grapes growing in the field is a cultural, social and economic benifit in the wine industry," he said. Rick Huntington, the general contractor who was given the job of Society, and also Irwin's former vocal music teacher, accepted the bottle. Samples of MacIntosh, Montmorency Cherry and Iced Apple Wines were served to the crowd Friday evening. Among the several varieties of wine, Ocala Orchards Farm Winery also carries several gifts for the wine lover, too. Garden Club show results The Pine Ridge Garden Club, Flower, Rose & Vegetable Show was held recently, at the Nestleton Hall. During the judging of the many categories the members visited Chuck Willes' Rose gardens in Prince Albert. The winners were: Class 1 - Delphinipm, 1st. Anita Mazzarolo, 2nd. Ken Love, 3rd. Grace Bajema Class 2 - Lily, 1st. Shirley Love, 2nd. Ann Julia Bajema, 3rd. Grace Bajema Class 3 - Shasta Daisy, 1st. Ken Love, 2nd. Shirley Love, 3rd. Grace Bajema Class 4 - Clematis, 1st. Marliese Hassler, 2nd. Henka Bandstra Class 5 - Any other perennial, 1st. Liisa Ryan, 2nd. Alan Love, 3rd. Ann Julia Bajema - Class 5B - 1st. Eileen McLaughlin, 2nd. Grace Bajema, 8rd. Henka Bandstra Class 6 - Impatiens, 1st. Ken Love, 2nd. Grace Bajema, 3rd. Marliese Hassler Class 7 - Day Lily, 1st. Grace Bajema, 2nd. Ann Julia Bajema, 3rd. Shirley Love Class 8 - Petunias, Double, 1st. Keh Love, 2nd. Ann Julia Bajema, 3rd. Eileen McLaughlin Class 9 -Petunias, single, 1st. Grace Bajema, 2nd. Ken Love Class 10 - Pansies, 1st. Ann Julia Bajema, 2nd. Grace Bajema Class 11 - Tuberous Begonias, 1st. Betty, Forsyth, 2nd Grace Bajema, 3rd. Angela Willis Class 12 - Cornflower, 1st. Ann Julia Bajema, 2nd. Grace Bajema, 3rd. Liisa Ryan Class 15 - Tea Rose, pink, 1st. Grace Bajema, 2nd. Eileen Putsey Class 17 - Miniature Rose, 1st. Marliese Hassler, 2nd. Grace Bajema, 8rd. Ann Julia Bajema Class 18 - Grandiflora Rose, 1st. Anita Mazzarolo Class 19 - FloribundagRose, Marliese Hassler Class 21 - Carjots, 1st. Rika Wygerde Class 22 - Lettuce, leaf, 1st. Anita Mazzarolo, 2nd. Marliese Hassler, 3rd. Rika Wygerde Class 23 - Lettuce, head, 1st. Liisa Ryan . Class 25 - Snow Peas, 1st. Rika Wygerde Class 26 - Spinach, 1st. Grace Bajema, 2nd. Ann Julia Bajema Class 28 - Herbs, 1st. Anita Mazzarolo, 2nd. Eileen Putsey, 3rd. Ken Love Class 29 - Green Onions, 1st. Grace Bajema, 2nd. Ann Julia Bajema Class 30 - Rhubarb, 1st. Grace Bajema, 2nd. Shirley Love Class 31 - Radishes, 1st. Grace Bajema, 2nd. Liisa Ryan Class 82 - An underwater design, 1st. Ann Julia Bajema, 2nd. Fran Binns, 38rd. Anita Mazzarolo Class 33,- A design with 2 matching containers, 1st. Fran Binns, 2nd. Eileen McLaughlin, 3rd. Anita Mazzarolo Class 34 - A design in a recycled container, 1st. Grace Bajema, 2nd. Ann Julia Bajema, 3rd. Anita Mazzarolo Class 35 - A modern design with 8 yellow flowers in a black container, 1st. Marliese Hassler, 2nd. Angela Willis, 3rd. Fran Binns Class 36 - A design made with wild materials, 1st. Angela Willis, 2ndv Fran Binns, 3rd. Ann Julia Bajema Class 87 - A design in a coffee mug, 1st. Christa Marten !