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Classic Car Show a great success By all accounts the Cruisin' Classics Second Annual Car Show at the Scugog Museum on Sunday was a great success. Aside from a brief mid- afternoon shower the weather was perfect and hundreds of spectators were in attendance to admire the more than 130 classic and vintage cars and trucks which came from as far away as Port Hope and Brampton. Cruisin' Classic president Janet Smith said organizers were more than pleased with the number of vehicles entered in this show and the fact it drew such a large crowd of spectators. Proceeds from the show will be turned over to the Scugog Shores Museum. The following is a list of the awards presented to owners of vehicles registered in the show. Best GM: 67 Chev. Jason Richardson; Best Ford: 65 Mustang, Boyd Wood; 55-57 Chev: Brian Owen, 56 Chev; 55- 57 Ford: Bob Bomhof, 56 Ford "glass top." Mopar: Murray Moore, 71 Cuda. Street Rod: 29 Dodge, Chris Trudeau. Street Machine: 57 Pontiac, Jerry Zaichkowski. Sports Car: 70 VW Karman Ghia, Brian Coe. Kit Car: Ted Scholten, 656 Cobra replica. Custom: 59 Pontiac, Ron Wakely. Paint: 29 Dodge, Chris Trudeau. Original: Tom Luke, 59 Olds 98. Best original: 47 Merc, Leavern Wright. 1900-1940: 29 Chev, Sol Hyman. 1941-60: 59 Chev, Lyle Sherwin. 1961-79: 71 Monte Carlo, Allan Dick. Muscle: 66 Beaumont, Don Shortt. Pickup original: 37 Ford, R. Walker. Pickup custom: 54 Ford, Robert Bettle. Mayor's choice: 62 Caddy, Bob Walker. Club participation: the Coasters. Engine: 58 Chev, Rick Dance. CC choice: 47 Caddy, Paul Wilson. This Car Show at the Museum will be annual event each August. Durham West 4-H Go for the Gold! What is zoonatic disease? What organ produces most digestive enzymes? Is a zipper stitched from top to bottom or bottom to top? These are only a few of the questions that challenged the Durham West 4-H members at the Go For The Gold Competition on August 2nd at the Greenbank hall. For the 1994 competitions, ten teams competed with the Port Perry Dairy team of Laura Phoenix, Barclay Phoenix, Matt Xt PERRY OPT, - Established 1982 - Phoenix and Carl Phoenix emerging the winners. Runner- up team was the North Ontario Dairy team of Megan Behr, Melanie Fisher, Chris Shier and Glen Creighton. The all-star team of Rob Ashton, Laura Yates, Carl Phoenix, Michael Helms and alternates Michael Moore, Shari Batty and Chris Shier was chosen to represent Durham West at the Regional Competition, October lst in Wellington County. [SIUTINATITIN H TITY NPR VUITL JOR CONN IY Our Children's Frames carry a ™ #| Full Service », | 2Year Warranty and Anti-Scratch Lenses! LARGE FRAME SELECTION MW EYE EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED BW KNOWLEDGEABLE, FRIENDLY STAFF BW LARGE QUALITY FRAME SELECTION EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! 28 Water St., Port Perry 985-9388 985-4679 Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, August 23, 1994 -- 5 a This snappy 1930 McLaughlin Buick owned by Don MacPherson of Pickering turned a lot of heads at the Cruisin' Classic Car Show. In bottom photo Tom and Becky Luke of Newcastle are very proud of thelr 1959 Olds 98 convertible. The paint is completely original as this car sat for years In a museum In North Carolina. It originally sold for $5300. The Lukes owned a similar car 30 years ago when they first got married. "When my younger brother and father died, I was fortunate to have good friends who were there for me. They took time out of their busy lives to offer their support. My becoming a funeral director allowed me 10 give something back to them. It was a way to say "thank you' for all they had done. Now I'm able to help others in their time of need." At Wagg Funeral Home we understand that when one of us hurts, we all hurt. We share your sorrow and heal your heart. \ WAGG FUNERAL HOME LTD. McDermott Panalaker Chapel 985-2171 MYLES G O'RIORDAN OwnerManager Funeral Director Res 985.0608 216 Queen Street Port Perry