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Prize Winners At Blackstock Fall Fair CATTLE GUERNSEYS-- Bull yearling--H. Graham Senior Heifer Calf--David Larmer; John, Larmer. Heifer, 1 yr. and under oo .John Larmer; H. 'Graham. Heifer, 2 yr., milking-- 1 & 2 Harvey Graham. Cow, 3 year--1 & 2-- Larmer Bros. Cow in Milk--Larmer Bris, 2 & 3 Harvey Graham, HOLSTEINS-- Junior Heifer Calf--Drew Russell; Richard VanCamp. All other. prizes in Hol- steins won by Richard Van Camp. Dairy Herd--H. Graham; Larmer Bros. BEEF CATTLE SHORTHORNS-- Bull, 2 yr. and over--John Rickard; Newcastle. COMPLETE REAL GITATE LID REALTOR REAL ESTATE Bull, 1 yr. and under 2-- 1 & 2--John Rickard. Cow, giving milk or in calf--Rickard; Slater. - Heifer, 2 years old--J. Rickard; B. Slater. Heifer, 1 yr. and under 2 J. Rickard; J. Rickard. Heifer calf--J. Richard; B. Slater. Bull calf--J, Rickard. HEREFORDS-- . Bull, 2 year and over-- Gerry Cornish, yrone. Bull, 1 yr. and under 2-- |. Neil Allin, Orono. Cow, giving milk or in calf--Neil Allin; G. Cornis h, Heifer, 2' year--1 & 2 6/ Cornish, Heifer, 1 yr. and oper G. Cornish; 2 & 3 N. Allin Heifer Calf--G. Cornish; N. Allin, Bull Calf--1 & 2 Cornish. Fat Steér, any breed-- Paul Crago; Brian Wilson. Best Beef Herd -- Eaton's Trophy--John Rickard. SWINE All prizes except the fol- lowing were won. by Leslie | Taylor. Sow, six months to 1 yr.-- Lawrence Taylor; Les Taylor. Sow, under six months-- 1 & 3 Harvey Yellowlees; 2 & 4 Les Taylor. = Best Herd--1"& 2 Les Taylor. Champion Boar and Cham- pion Sow, each won by Les | Taylor. GRAINS & GRASSES Bushel of Fall Wheat - -- Harold Swain. Bushel Rodney Oats -- Bruce Snowden, RR. 1, Enniskillen. Bushel of Oats. Other Variety--Harold Swain Bushel of Barley, 2 row variety--Larmer Bros. Bushel Barley, 6 row-- Larmer Bros. Bailed Hay, 1st Cutting-- Bruce Snowden; Peter Hoo- geveen, Baled Hay, 2nd cutting-- Jamie Malcolm; John Larmer. Sheaf Ensilage Corn-- Harvey Graham; John Wol- ters. Grain Corn, 10 cobs--John Wolters; T. Kroekenstoel. We'll teach you the down to earth facts about selling real estate. up. financing, a practical Leas and a mind reader' s knac From the ground With classroom lectures, instruction films, practical demonstrations, and experience in the field as a member of the Thos. N. Shea Ltd. team. It's a tough course. "You'll have to learn everything from the technicalities of zoning, to the nil factors which make up property values. As a real estate agent you'll be expected to have a banker's knowledge of seller together. on the ground. of contracts, of knowing how to bring buyer and And you'll have to prove it on a written exam. Selling real estate is not a get. rich quick business. In fact it may cost you a few dollars at first. But the opportunities are there for someone who can keep their feet If you have any doubts , about a career in real estate give Bill Jackson a call at 294-1372. Thos. N. Shea Ltd, Realtor PSOE | Most points in this section --Royal Bank Trophy to Harold Swain. VEGETABLES Early Potatoes--Eileen McLaughlin; Mrs. L. Mackie Late Potatoes--Leslie Wright; Mrs. Frank Bailey. :Carrots--Mrs. Adams, Oshawa; Mrs. F. Bailey. Turnips--Mrs. Edwards. Cabbage--Miss Lyle, Sea- grave; Mrs. F. Bailey. Peppers--Mrs. F. Bailey; Marilyn Bailey. Pumpkins--Gerald Kelly; John Larmer, Beets--Edna VanCamp; Marilyn Bailey. Dutch Set Onions--John Larmer; Gerald Kelly. Spanish Onions--Miss Lyle, Marilyn Bailey. Tomatoes--Mrs. Edwards; Miss Lyl&. Gherkins--Mrs, P. Van Ryswk; John Larmer. Cucumbers--Miss Lyle; Mrs. Frank Bailey. Table Corn--Harold Wright; Marilyn Bailey. Collection of Vegetables-- Mrs. F. Bailey; M. Bailey. SCHOOL VEGETABLES-- Potatoes -- Janis McLaugh. lin; Roy Cowling. Pumpkins--Paul Larmer; David Larmer. Tomatoes--Roy Cowling; Doug Larmer. Pepper Squash--Tom" Wot- ten; Sharon Bailey. Carrots--Tom Wotten; David Larmer. Cucumbers--Colin Assel- stine; David Larmer. Table Corn--Doug Larmer; Laurie Bailey. --Beets--Roy Cowling; David Larmer. FLOWERS Asters--Mrs. H. Lee; Mrs. G. Brown. Pompom Dahlias--Mrs. G. Brown; Mrs. D, J. Cameron. Pom Pom Zinnias--Mrs. G. Brown; Mrs. Blight. Snapdragons--Mrs. S. Moore; Janice Crawford. Ruffled Petunias--Marilyn Duff; Mrs. Frank Bailey. Cosmos--Mrs. Frank Bailey, |" Mrs. L. Blight. Double French Marigolds-- Mrs. P. VanRyswk; Mrs. V. McMahon, Tuberous Begonia---Mrs, M. Wotten; Mrs. Frank Bailey, African Marigolds--MTrs. D J. Cameron; Mrs. G. Brown. Gladioli, pink--D. J. -| Cameron; Mrs, M. Wotten. _ Yellow--Mrs. V. McMahon, D. J. Cameron. "Purple--D. J. Cameron; Mrs. M. Wotten. - Orange--Mrs. H. Lee; Mrs. Jim Byers. [Red--D. J. Cameron; Mrs. Jim Byers. White--D. J. Cameron; Mrs. M. Bailey. Any other colour--D. J. Cameron; Mrs. M.- Wotten. Coleus--Marilyn Duff; Mrs. P. VanRyswk. Arrangement of Glad and Roses--Mrs. Marilyn Bailey. Arrangement for Church-- Mrs. Adams, Oshawa; Mrs. John Hamilton. Arrangement for Coffee Table--Marilyn Duff; Marilyn Bailey. Bowl of Roses--Mrs. Edna VanCamp; Mrs. M. Wotten. Basket of Tall Glads-- Mrs. D. J. Cameron; Marilyn] Bailey. Floral Arrangement repre- senting a Song Title--Mrs. John Hamilton; Mrs. D. J. Cameron. : Reed Florist Special--Cut Annuals Arrangement-- Mrs. | D. J. Cameron; Mrs. Marilyn Bailey. School Flowers--Gladiolus --Laurie Bailey; Tom Wotten PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 4th, 1969 -- 13 Asters--Jamie Malcolm; Paul Larmer. Pom Pom Dahlias--Paul Larmer; Wayne Yellowlees. Cactus Dahlias--David Larmer; Paul Larmer. Arrangement to depict a Wayne Yellowlees: Snapdragons--Mary Lou Malcolm; Paul Larmer, colm; Jamie Malcolm. Cosmos--Mary Lou Mal- colm; Jamie Malcolm. Zinnias--David. Larmer; song title--Louise VanCamp; Marigolds--Mary Lou Mal Wayne Yellowlees. * Wild Flowers--ILois Van Camp; Wendy Lee, Ashburn (Too late for last week) in mte. week at Glen Mohr Camp, Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Doble and Mrs: E. Purvis, of Sun- derland, visited Mrs. H. Doble recently. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ash. ton, sons Ronald and Arnold, 70 FOR 3 YEARS VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry oes 985-7306 HONDA - SUZUKI SALES and SERVICE PARTS - ACCESSORIES SUPPLIES - SERVICE INVEST NOW arrived - home on Tuesday evening after spending a two week vacation in the U.S.A. Mrs. James Handley, of Toronto, visited at the Hop- kins home on Tuesday. Miss Peggy Graham, of Fort William, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw spent a few days last week in the Pembroke - Ottawa area. ) Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton, accompanied by Mrs. W. Routley and Miss Eileen Ha- mill, of Brooklin, were Wed- nesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. D. Purdy at Orangeville. Visitors at the Edgar Heron home on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leaper, of Malton; Rev. K. A. and Mrs. Heron and family of Barrie. BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY FOR ANY OF YOUR Do It The Co-Operative Way Co-Operators Ins. Assoc. ALL MAKES ETHEL NOTTINGHAM SNOWMOBILE SERVICE MYRTLE R. WHITAKER 655-4832 Phone 985-2276 For Income DUFF Te ELECTRONICS ax 8 Bookkeeping Services ADMIRAL" |e ALEX SHEPHERD Room 2, Post Office Building TELEVISION Phone 985-7031 SALES and SERVICE Specializing in business and Phone 985-7993 farm operations." or 985-2728 i ; rorTPeRRY | EMMERSON Septic Tanks| INSURANCE "Cleaned By - PUMP EQUIPMENT AGENCY SEPTIC TANKS AND LIMITED WEEPING SEINSEAMIED General Insurance ' 985-7306 PORT PERRY ARMSTRONG Cn Port Perry -- 985-2226 Refrigeration Fralick Insurance Ss A Condigoning Agency Commercial, Industrial ; : and Domestic CO-OP AND FARMERS Repairs to all makes. MUTUAL Call Oshawa 728-0321 . ure - auto -HOME | (5, MiclPhaden PROTECTION & ' Phone 985-7447 Insurance ROOFING Asphalt SHINGLES, ROLLED ROOFING, STEEL and ALUMINUM ROOFING EAVESTROUGHING of roof work. Earl Wallace | We will contract for all kinds, 985-2341 E. 6G. & J. R.R. 1, Port Perry Phone 985-3094 Marine Chrysler Sale and Service "Engine Rebuilders Nancy Richardson is spend-' Insurance Needs Marine Engines x ~ S- = -- TRE NE <