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§ § E : £ | F § What's new Blackstock Fair? What's new at Blackstock Fair"? Everything old at the 120th annual fair is new again, natch, as well as a slew of brand new events guaranteed to convince you that Ontario's best one-day fair is indeed the best. Actually, the one-day fair isn't exactly one day anymore. Things get rolling Friday August 23rd at 7:30 sharp with a rock 'em sock 'em demolition derby with more bang-ups than the 401 at rush hour. But most of the fun does take place the hext day, August 24th, right around the vicinity of the Blackstock Fairgrounds. The buildings open at 9:30 and will be chock full of delicious homebaking, countless displays, the best of local crops, and Old Mac- Donald's Farm ---- a petting zoo filled with lots of critters for the kids to enjoy. At 10:30 the horse show gets underway and con- tinues the rest of the day with heavy horses, horse pulls, light horses, saddle horses, junior classes, pony classes and com- mercial pony classes. Merrill Van Camp is directing the show which features judges Ron McHugh, light horses; Clarke Trent, heavy horses; Gloria Nighswander, saddle. the Exhibitors are allowed two entries in each sec- tion and don't forget to have all entries into secretary Joyce Kelly before August 17th. AT 11:00 a.m. things really heat up when the parade rolls into the fairground. It leaves Cartwright Central Public School at 10:45 and judging will take place at 10:15 sharp. Prizes will be awarded for the best decorated, non-commercial float, commercial float, mini- float, girls bicycle, boys bicycle, clowns, child's wagon or doll carriage, tricycle, auto, novelty (on foot), novelty (on wheels), box (sponsored by the nursery school), child with pony and oldtime horse drawn vehicle. Once the parade ar- rives, the Central Public School band will play on as Dairy Princess Sharyn Barkey officially opens the festivities, followed by the Hoskin Stables Musical Ride and 4-H Club Achievement Days featuring beef, swine and sheep. At 12:30 the cattle show starts, thanks to director Rolly Coy (beef) and Ralph Larmer (dairy), as well as judges Bill Jackson and Jack Macklin. After eyeballing the prize-winning cattle, check out the doll PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. August 13, 1985 -- 9 OPENING SOON CONWAY PLACE by Marilyn & Doug Hillier performances by the On- tario Champion Clog display, featuring a huge collection of Cabbage and $1.50 for mgh school students and half a buck Patch Dolls and the Dancers, an amazing for public school glorious handmade crea- group of high steppers students. tions of Shirley Hudson. who will be performing For more information ®e And you won't want to at various times all day call Joyce Kelly at Hearing Aid (entre ¢f Port Perry 986-4257 or check out the prize lists available at most local stores. long and at the Dance For All Ages at night (the fun starts at 9 p.m. and features the music of miss the craft demonstrations, the magic show by Stew and Kathy Garland, the bale rolling contest (new this Herb Vine and Durham M AGNETIC year and loaded with County, admission $4 per SIGNS Dennis J Hogan ann laughs'), the bubble gum person). Haar 1h vit Consalsant blowing contest And at 4:30 p.m. don't For Trucks, Cars, etc. (mothers beware!), the miss the horse pull or the PORT PERRY STAR Or. E. Mannen's Otfige - 24 Water St S| Lakeview amateur talent contest or horseshoe pitching at 1 235 Queen Street Plaza, Port Perry. Ontario LOB INO the champion chocolate p.m. 985-9192 cake auction (Joy Werry For shutterbugs, 985-7383 there's the Amateur Photograph Contest, will be looking for some stiff competition this year!) which calls for a 5x7 mw, Always good for a gig- photo of the 1984 Y, gle is the milking con- Blackstock Fair. The FRE | test, the sunflower com- first prize becomes the E petition and the all- property of the fair board Jel ly Sh terrain vehicle pull and will be placed onthe oes | A : id (which is replacing the garden tractor pull this vear ---- contact Joyce Kelly at 986-4257 or Harvey Graham at 986-4856 on this one). 1986 prize list cover if suitable. Not to mention the $20 first prize! There's that and so much more going on at the little fair that grew! We have specially ordered a large selection of Also new this year are Admission is $3 for adults Men's, Ladies' and Children's Joggers for your fe Back-to-School needs. U Mr & Mrs Fred Nobbs These are not ends-of-lines or summer 3 wai clearouts! A full range of styles and sizes are available at these special savings. Mr & Mrs. Teunis Molenaar are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children at the Seagrave United Church. HOMESTEAD PRESENTS "THE BEST OF MITSUBISHI" All new for 1986 at an Unbelievable Price! ITSUBISHI > Hp A oro re rr Fi ne Never seen before! Sy EES Homestead presents the 1 all-new Mitsubishi H8-318! You get 14-day/4-event program- mability, wireless remote control, front-loading convenience, soft touch switching and 105 channel built n converter! All (Beginning Sept Movies ... $2.00 a 1st 1985 Movie Rentals will be $3 00 per day) Hwy. 7A- Port Perry (Next fo PL Lumber) 985-2481. oa DURHAM SHOES ING. John 230 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY *" et. Spm 28, 1985 ron OT Se ine (QE OPPS