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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Sept. 10, 1985 remember Sharyn reaches CNE semi-final | when? (From page 5) The Carnival and entertainment sponsored jointly by the Lions Club and the Fair Board was held on Saturday. The highlight of the evening was the entertainment provided by Miss Jean Bright and her tap dancing pupils, Darlene Stewart, John Meek, Sandford, and Carol Hope, Port Perry. The lucky draw was won by Mrs. Marvin Appleton 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 9, 1965 Mrs. Louise Elsner, Mrs. Douglas Mackey, Mrs. Wentworth Watson and Mrs. Jack Gray, all members of the Community Memorial Hospital, were presented with 10-year service pins at a ceremony at the summer home of Mrs. E. Hook. hospital superintendent. The homes of Mrs Ron Peel, Mr. Charles Bourgeois, Dr. R. McNab and Mr. Merle Dowson were broken into during the weekend. Not too much was gained by the law breakers. Over 8,000 enjoyed the 1965 Fair during a sun- ny and warm Labour Day, September 6. Port Perry and Reach School's enrolment were all time high. Port Perry 527, and Reach 691 pupils editorial comments (From page 4) The federal treasury has already pumped a couple of hundred million into that bank in an ef- fort to keep it floating, but to no avail. The final tab may soar to $1 billion. And last week, former finance minister in the Liberal government Don Macdonald unveiled his three year economic study. We learned the price tag for that study was a nifty $20.6 million. How many federal economic studies have there been In the last few years? Who's counting? Anyway, for $20 million, Big Mac tells us that free trade with the U.S. is the only way to go, but the federal government would have to set a $4 billion fund to smooth the disaster for those in- dustries and workers who are eaten up in the process. He also told us that the UIC scheme needs tightening up (he really broke new ground on that one) spousal and child tax credits should be ax- ed, along with the baby bonus. If the government really wants to crucify the hard working middle classes in this country, do away with the tax credits and the baby bonus. Yes, it was quite a week in Canada: a bank- ing fiasco; a $20.6 million study and a recommen- dation to further the financial strain on middle in- come Canadian families. Is it any wonder the guy on the street is left shaking his head and still wondering just what the heck 1s going on in the nation's capital? THOMSON HEATING ANNOUNCES! eee eee ee A NEW SERVICE TO THE PORT PERRY AREA , ae? Take out a service contract with us and have your gas or electric Eighteen year old Allyson Hagerman of Ox- ford Courity has been crowned the 1985-86 On- tario Dairy Princess. Allyson is a grade 13 student at Norwich District High School and resides on the family farm of Bill and Pamela Orth, at RR 2, Burgessville. She has participated in 4-H, Junior Farmers and numerous school ac- tivities and is a recent in- ternational youth award recipient. She won her title August 28, at the Cana- dian National Exhibition where she competed with 40 other reigning County and District Dairy Princesses. Sharyn Barkey from - Durham County reached the semi-finals of the CNE competition. As Ontario's 30th Dairy Princess, Allyson will be a full time employee of The Ontario Milk Marketing Board for the next year. Throughout her reign she will undertake public relations duties on behalf of Ontario's dairy farmers. Her respon- sibilities will include variety of other events around the province The Ontario Dairy visiting schools, speak: ing to community groups and participating in a Princess maintains an office at The Ontario Milk Marketing Board, 6780 Campobello Road, Mississauga, Ontario, L5N 2L8. PRET a J . AN Ching oJ vo 1 Ro LER To Ald Standing (left to right) - Anne Howden, Brant; Ida Howald, Nipissing West/East Sudbury; Jodie Wodskou, Haldimand. Seated (left to right) - Sharyn Barkey, The Fair Dear Sir; Once again we write to thank all who par- ticipated in the Port Perry fair. our ex- hibitors, visitors from near and far, and our volunteers for the tremendous support received during Fair preparations on Labour Day Weekend and in the cleanup We couldn't have a successful Fair without you A very special "Thank You" to our energetic and enthusiastic Secretary - Manager James Duncan who keeps us all on track. Plans start soon for 1986 'Fair Days." See Durham; Mary Atkinson, 1984-85 Ontario Dairy Princess; and Allyson Hagerman, Oxford. you there! Save Up to S Diceman, SAVE Pres Port Perry Agricultural Society OFF B. Cincurak, 0 Pres Homecraft Section All Colours of C-1-L gal. PS The cartoon by Carl EXTERIOR on C-I-L Semi-Gloss & Platten was excellent' PAINT Reg to $39.99 gal Scrubbable Flat Latex Natural Whites <> Save *10 Save 30% Off ie AJ i aa furnace maintained by a local company. No need to call out of town anvmore! 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