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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, September 9, 1987 Near record number of exhibitors Holstein The 50th anniversary of the On- tario County Holstein Show was celebrated in grand fashion Monday at the Port Perry Fair with a near record number of exhibitors. The 1987 show attracted 43 ex- hibitors showing 157 animals. The only time in the 50 year history of this event when there were more animals on show was in 1960 when 169 Holsteins were displayed. Of special interest for this 50th an- niversary show was an Open House display tent which had many in- teresting items outlining the history Show celebrates of this fine exhibition of dairy cattle Prominent in the Open House was a photo and testimony to the late R.M. (Bob) Holtby who was in- strumental in organizing the first "Black and White" Show at Port Perry Fair in 1938. Mr. Holtby, who passed away just six years later in 1944, believed in the idea of a closed County Show, and it wasn't long before other Counties in Southern Ontario were using this format for their own shows. That first County Show at the Port A special 50th anniversary Holstein Show Herdsman's Award was presented to Brad Howsam of Els Rock Holsteins of Green- bank. The presentation was made by Ag. Rep Bill Baxter at right. PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION at the Fair this year Perry Fair back in 1938 attracted 17 exhibitors and 118 head of cattle. And as Judge Bob Flett noted in a brief address at the conclusion of the 1987 show, some of the finest dairy cattle in the world have been ~ exhibited in the ring at Port Perry Fair over the past half century. Part way through the show on Monday afternoon, several of the original exhibitors from 1938 were introduced to the crowd by Roy Or- miston and presented with plaques to commemorate the historic occa- sion. Mr. Ormiston was the Ont. Five men who exhibited cattle at the first ever Ontario County Holstein Show in 1938 at Port Perry Fair were presented plaques Monday _ afternoon as the Holstein Show celebrated its with K County Field Rep in 1938 and those presented with plaques were Turner Ashenhurst, Burnsell Webster (who also accepted a plaque on behalf of his brother Horace) Harold Honey, and Les and Lloyd Smith. Ontario Dairy Princess Andrea Lang of Simcoe County and Ontario County Princess Michelle Down of Sunderland were on hand to present ribbons and trophies. Elmecroft Holsteins of Cannington was awarded the Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor banners entville Holsteins, RR4, Port vid Ta Tournament this weekend On Tuesday, September 1, the Greenbank All Stars travelled to Newmarket for their last league game of the season. Greenbank came out with awesome enthusiasm and the fans could see the electricity boiling over the Greenbank team in their warm up. The All Stars wanted to end the season with a bang! The first run was scored by John Chronis when he singled and Brett Puckrin advanced him to third. John then came home when Puckrin stole second and made the score 1-0 for Greenbank. Scoring was held off until the top of the third when John Chronis drove a fastball to centre-field for a single. Tim Timms then followed suit when he cracked a double down the third base line scoring Chronis. Timms was then driven home by Dan Sluggett's single through the 1st baseman. Newmarket then got 2 in the bot- Jo Sports Land 84 Water Street Port Perry. Ont LOB 1NO RK of + Loe SS Oth anniversary Perry winning the Reserve banners. The Grand Champion Female was Parksdale Warden Maggie (A Hilltopper Warden) Sept. 2/83 from Partner Holsteins of Greenbank. The Reserve Grand Champion Female was from Loa-de-Mede Farms Ltd., R.R.5, Oshawa. Loa-de- Mede Senator Rose A (Tamlane Rockman Senator) April 23/82. The following is a list of the results in the various categories for the 50th anniversary Holstein Show at the (Turn to page 27) a # Lard Ce 50th Anniversary. From left are Turner Ashenhurst, Roy Ormiston, who presented the special plaques, Harold Honey, Burnsell Webster, Lloyd Smith and Les Smith. Greenbank Stars win 5-2 tom of the third and made the score 3-2 but still in favour of Greenbank. The All Stars got 2 more in the top of the fourth when John Ennis cracked a single to centre-field and John Chronis walked. Tim Timms then drove them in with his blast to centre-field resulting in a double. The ball game did not see anymore scoring and the game ended with a 5-2 win for Greenbank. The All Stars played a great ball game with Darrin Bacon going 3 for 4 at the bat. On defence, John Chronis played a super game on short-stop and his side-kick Brett Puckrin did his best playing third. Barclay Phoenix did some great work on first base and Dan Sluggett, Chris Donnelly and David Donneral did a superb job minding the field work. In the '"'com- 985-2174 HOCKEY / RINGETTE SEASON will soon be here. For your conve- Discount on all rates will apply if registered by Sunday, September 13th, 1987. RATES: TYKES $90.00 (discount rate $80.); ONE BOY $135.00 (discount rate $125.); Player Registration at Scugog Arena will be held on the following dates: FRIDAY, SEPT. 11th™- 6 to 9 PM SAT., SEPT 12th - 10 AM to 4 PM bat zone," Tim Timms caught a super game and encouraging John Ennis on the mound. Ennis pitched a spectacular game coming up with TWO BOYS $230.00 (discount rate $220.) nience we have a check list of 3, 3up - 3 down innings. At one point SUNDAY, SEPT. 13th - 2 to 4 PM Family of 3 or MORE $315.00 necessary items for your child to he had bases loaded with none out _ ALL BOYS IN SCUGOG ARE ELIGIBLE - (discount rate $305.) start the season. (Some items must and he struck out 2 batters and his Registraton Fee includes Profes: sional Power Skating Instruction No post-dated cheques at discount rate after September 13th, 1987 fielders getting the third and did not allow a run. Excellent John! The season is coming to an end with just the year-end league tour- nament hosted by the Greenbank All Stars on September 12 & 13. The All Stars will be out to show the York Durham Fastball League who rules fastball in this area! Look for "ace" pitcher Brett Puckrin on the mound and his catcher Tim Timms this coming weekend with their '""Black Machine" behind | them. Ken Winslow on third, John ad Chronis on short, John Ennis on se- cond and doing some spectacular relief pitching! Barclay Phoenix on first and in the field watch for Chris Donnelly, Dan Sluggett, Dave Don- neral and Peter Loughran. be CASA approved.) Tykes must be 5 years old in the current calen dar year to register helmet | face mask © throat protector * shoulder pads elbow pads hockey pants /girdle and long pants/suspenders | hockey socks garter belt protective cup and belt shin guards and velcro straps , skates (if new ones are not required then they should be sharpened i t-shirt long johns hockey stick hockey gloves hockey tape equipment bag towel for drying skates practice sweater PLEASE NOTE: Due to lost equipment in past seasons we request that all socks. sweaters. goal equipment pants bags. etc. belonging to PP MHA must be returned to the arena dunng registration dates The cost of replacing lost equipment will greatly reflect on the future cost of registration fees PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY EXECUTIVE J MINOR HOCKEY LADIE'S AUXILIARY Skate & Equipment Sale - SCUGOG ARENA - | ON CoN FRIDAY, SEPT. 11th - 6 to 9 PM SAT., SEPT. 12th - 10 AM to 4 PM SUNDAY, SEPT. 13th - 2 to 4 PM trom § to 9 PM For further information cai Sandy Durham 985-3512 Pat Connors 985-9669 We hope this will assist you in preparing for the season and should vou require any of the above items please see us! HAVE A GOOD SEASON! _