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Blackstock Fair was a 10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1976 - Blackstock area news est attendance ever, and many enjoyed renewing old great success with the larg- acquaintances. The execu- Mrs. Pat Fletcher THE PHILP CHOICE OF THE WEEK 1976 BUICK ELECTRA - 4 door hardtop, fully equipped, air conditioned. Company car with less than 6000 miles. New car warranty with optional Mechanical Repair Protection 36-36 Plan. Lic LBK 224. Original $9917.00 Reduced to 8995.00 1976 PONTIAC BROUGHAM - 2 door hardtop, fully optioned & power equipped. 6000 miles with balance of new car warranty and optional Mechanical Repair Protection 36-36 Plan. Lic. KRF 565. Original $8247.00 Reduced to *6995.00 1976 PONTIAC BROUGHAM - 4 door sedan, fully power equipped including air conditioning. Less than 6000 miles. Balance of New Car Warranty and optional Mechanical Repair Protection 36-36 Plan. Lic. KWT 776. Original $8497. Reduced to *6995.00 1976 PONTIAC CATALINA STATIONWAGON - fully optioned & power equipped. Balance of new car warranty and optional Mechanical Repair Protection 36-36 Plan. Lic. KRF 486. Original $8035.60 Reduced to $7595.00 1974 PONTIAC PARISIENNE - 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic, radio, power steering & brakes, air conditioning, dark blue with vinyl roof. Lic. HFW 444. $3895.00 1974 BUICK CENTURY - 4 door sedan, bronze finish, V8 automatic, power steering & brakes. One owner, low mileage. Lic HRO 114. '3495.00 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA - 2 door hardtop. Completely reconditioned and power equipped. *3395.00 Lic. EDB 927. * 1973 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN- Stationwagon, V8 automatic, power steering & brakes, radio. Lic AUY 901. $2495.00 1972 CHEVY Il NOVA COACH - 6 cylinder, automatic. Original new car condition with few exceptions. Lic. EBF 686 $1995.00 SPECIAL INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE OF ALL BRAND NEW FACTORY FRESH 1976 PONTIACS, BUICKS & G.M.C. TRUCKS BEING OFFERED THIS WEEK TO CLEAR THE 1976 MODELS TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE 1977 MODELS SOON TO ARRIVE. 1976 G.M.C. RALLY WAGON - Demonstrator model, fully equipped with low mileage and. many extras. Balance of New Truck Warranty. Lic. E84243. Original $7222.00 6695.00 1975 CHEVROLET v2 77 \ {DESIDE PICKUP - 6 cylinder, 3 spe- 0 \ sion, radio, radial tires. Low mil S wwner. Lic. D71016. ¥3895.00 IDESIDE PICKUP -adio, radial tires. '3495.00 PHILP 3% = 150 WATER STREET PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 985-7309 Open Monday thru Thursday til 9 p.m. Friday til 6 p.m. - Saturday til 4p.m. Ask for Howard Elson, Morley Parish, Bryce Philp. "The Friendly Dealership where People make the Difference." 1974 CHEVROLET » 7 - V8 automatic, \ 9 Lic E83203. Cyr EE NN Ae SH CRE TS tive and others who helped certainly deserve a lot of credit for the greatest fair Blackstock has ever had. Congratulations to Cindy VanCamp who won the pre- liminary round in the Dairy Princess Competition at the C.N.E. on Saturday. Best of luck to Cindy as she goes to the next round on Wednes- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc- Shane and girls, Brampton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Les Bush- field of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mount- joy and Robbie, Stouffville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc Lean, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Slemmon, Hamp- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wil- son, Oshawa, spent the'week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Ten- nyson Samells. Winners at the weekly senior citizens card party with 18 tables were 1st - Erwin Marshall 86, 2nd - Irene Cox 86, 3rd - Doug Brock 83, 4th - Freeman McCullough 83, 5th - Maxine Brock 79, 6th - Ruby Tripp 78, Low - Agnes Prescott. The Mountjoy family held their annual reunion on Sun- day and due to weather conditions enjoyed their pic- nic in the town hall. The Blackstock U.C.W. booth was a great success at the Blackstock Fair. Miss Vera Forder is spend- ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wan- 'nan, - St; Catharines, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mec- Laughlin hosted a get-togeth- er on Sunday with about thirty-five members of the Murphy family in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Murphy (nee Susan Dormer) of Lond- on, England, and presented the young couple with many useful gifts. Mrs. John Venning and Mrs. Joan Mott spent last week at Stowe Vermont. Joan Mott spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Venning. Mrs. Walter Welts, Nestle- ton will be making unusual Christmas decorations out of wheat next Sunday at the Museum from 2 - 4, . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy spent a few days at the Thirty Thousand, Island -and took two boat cruises and a sea plane trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ardis Mc- Arthur and family, Betty McArthur, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Dysart spent the weekend with Mrs. L. Me- Arthur. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dor- rell, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dick- son and Heather spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Willis, Kenora. Mr. and Mrs. George Alex- ander and Tony, Sarnia, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larmer and family, - Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richards, Bowmanville, spent Wed. with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradburn. A surprise party was held for Mrs. Walter Lawrence by her family and relations in honour of Muriel's birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence and family Newtonville, on Saturday. There were fifty-four guests to wish her the best and her husband gave her a lovely orchid, and she received sev- eral.beautiful gifts. There was a lovely dinner and a big cake which they all sang Happy Birthday as she cut it. The guests came from Port Perry, Toronto, Rexdale, South River, Ajax, New- castle, Oshawa, Mississ- auga, and Islington. The evening was spent going over' years gone by and ended up with a sing-song and corn roast. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bea- cock on the passing of his sister, Mrs. Vera Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. Don Larmer and family, Peterboro, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gibson, Osh- awa, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer and family, Picker- ing, were Saturday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Larmer. Books being delivered Bell Canada is adding color to its directory this year, Warren Turnham, Bell Canada manager for the area, said today. "For the first time, an eight-page color supplement has been inserted in the directory to provide custom- ers with a convenient guide to several styles and colors of phones for both the home- owner and small business- man", he explained. Cover of the new Regional Municipality of Durham dir- ectory is a mosaic of more than 100 small color photo- graphs depicting different aspects of life in Ontario. Delivery of the new direct- ory begins August 25 and will end about September 9. Some 118,819 books are being distributed this year to customers listed in the phone book, compared to 111,774 last year. Bell Canada is again distri- buting only one telephone book per household, to con- serve natural resources, re- duce pollution and save money, Mr. Turnham said. Those' who require an extra book, can phone at 579-4301. Mr. Turnham also said customers will find the intro- ductory information pages of great assistance. 'For in- stance, there is a page of helpful hints on how to find numbers readily in the white pages and another on finding government listings alpha- betically," he said. Blackstock Fair [continued in flowers - Marilyn Bailey. Junior boys and girls 9 and under - Lynn McLaughlin. Junior girls (tie) Leanne VanCamp and Gayla Taylor. Junior boys - Fred Marlow. Saywell Specials - teenage girls - Anne Kristensen, teen age boys - Howard Bailey. Mutt show was another interesting new feature. Dog with longest tail - 1. Kelly Mclaughlin, 2. Danny Ir- vine, 3. Cathy Irvine. Short- est tail - 1. Susan Fisher, 2. Jeff Byers, 3. Karen Post. Largest dog - Kelly Mc- Laughlin, 2. Danny Irvine, 3. Cathy Irvine. Smallest dog - 1.Jeff Byers, 2,. Cathy Pais ley, 3. Karen Post. Best trick - 1. Kelly McLaughlin, 2. Danny Irvine, 3. Susan Fish- er, 4. Tracy Churchill. Best costume - 1, Tracy Churchill, 2. Cathy Paisley, 3.(3-way tie) Karen Post, Susan Fish- er and Jeff Byers. Mutt show champion - Kelly Mc- Laughlin with Lady. The champion cake made by Trish Sleep was sold by auction with C.F.R.B.'s Bill Deegan for $40.00 to Keith Goble and Jim Leatherdale. At this point Mrs. Deegan was called to the stand and Bill and Leila were present- ed with a beautifully decor- ated home-baked cake to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Glenn Larmer directed the large crowd in BU SALES & (TRONIOS Sales & Service singing Happy Anniversary to mark the occasion. Later in the day, Cliff Pethick, auctioned off the Champion market steer for 53 cents a 1b to Arnott Wotten and Keith Goble on behalf of the U.C.0. The market steer was owned by E.L.Mc- Laughlin. Cliff Pethick also acted as the M.C. for the milking con- test which proved to be as much fun as ever. Winner was Bill Newman, with Allan Lawrence in .second spot, Bill Deegan third and Billy the Clown in fourth stall. After such a successful day, it was not surprising that the Fair ended up in grand style with two very fine dances - in the Recrea- tion Centre many enjoyed the fine music of Earl Brown of Oshawa and the Arena rang out with the sounds of Rampage. The Ministry of Labour representatives .- should have been there - our arena surely could be deem- ed safe after withstanding these sounds of modern music. In all respects, the 111th Blackstock Fair goes down into history as one of the very best. STAR reprints call 985-7383 TV - STEREOS - CB RADIOS Specials SERVICE ROYCE C.B. 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