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Following is a Soimplste list of first and second pr winners in all classes in lee 36th Ontario County Black and White Show held at the Port Perry Fair, September Y dgine was done by Mr. Ben Cooper of Swindon, Wiltshire, England. Joe Mc- Griskin of Sunderland is president of the event and Mr. Gerry Nelson of Port Perry is fieldman. \ Class 1 - Bull, Junior Calf 1. Phoenix Bros. Sire: Rosafe Citation R. 2. Elmcroft Holsteins, sire: Burtshill Ladies Man. Class 2 - Bull, Senior Calf 1. T. Robert Flett, sire: Downalane Reflection. 2. Smith Bros., sire: Divi- dend Clipper. Class 3 - Bull, Yearling 1. William Stone, sire: Bond Haven Nugget Junior Champion Bull, Wil- C lass 4- Bull, 2 Years & Over 1. Lorne C.F. Disney, Sire: Seiling Rockman, 2. Harold Grove, Sire: Forest Lee Centurion Lucky Rocket Class 5 - Heifer Calf - 1. F. Roy Ormiston, Sire: Roybrook Jubilee ; 2. Clarence Wilson, Roy- brook Starlite. Class 6 - Heifer, Junior . Yearling 1. George Irwin, Sire: Ro- safe Citation R 2. Werrcroft Farms Ltd. Sire: Roybrook Starlite. Class 7 - Heifer, Senior Yearling 1. T. Robert Flett, Sire: Agro Acres Never Fear. 2. F. Roy Ormiston, Sire: Roybrook Ace Junior Champion Female, T. Robert Flett Reserve Junior Champion Female Roy Ormiston, Class 8 - Cow, 3 Years & 4 Years, Dry liam Stone. ; Reserve Junior Champion Bull, Phoenix Bros. Thornlea Texal Of Facts and Fantasy | by Reta M. Berrill When Balloons and Egos go Pop We all know them--just when our ego has been puffed to capacity (swoosh) someone has stuck a pin into us. Perhaps we deserved it and--maybe we didn't. Everyone has that need to feel elated with himself sometimes. How else could we survive? Not everyone is gifted with the art of giving compliments any more than being endowed with any other talent. But at least, most of us know our limitations, and refrain from criticism and cattiness. Also, a smile of encouragement is of greater value than awkward words. But it's those who derive pleasure . Bom throwing their poisoned barbs with heedlessness or the feelings of others, while priding themselves on rive calling a spade, a spade--whom at times we could cheerfully choke. . _ But it isn't the words that hurt us, it's our disappointment in the person who used them. And the saddest aspect of these characters is, they think they're the Soul of Wit. Years ago when our home was new and its interior being dressed piecemeal and patiently, we were perhaps unduly proud of each finished project. And one day we experience this (put down). A party close to the family arrived unexpectedly and we in eagerness showed her our latest accomplishment. She eyed the room's new dress from eiling to draperies taking note of every nook and corner, then, without the slightest comment or look of approval left the room. And turning to the next one which was still functioning with bare walls and oddments from another place, she said, 'Boy, those curtains have sure faded." Another time--having recently emerged from an episode of sadness we commented that a certain party had been particularly kind to us, coming a distance and frequently, to check on our welfare and cheer us. We were very grateful. But we related this to one who said, "Huh" with an exhale of breath that, translated, could mean, "How naive can you be?" And added, "That's just a nice drive and she does like to be on the go." After our debut to the world of sound we were skimming along on Cloud Nine in perfect harmony with every harpist in heaven, when someone said, "Oh yes, dear cousin Gertrude had that operation and she could hear just fine for awhile too. But now ... ." We climbed down carefully, That could be a long way to fall. So--if you notice that your brother whom you haven't seen for a long time has acquired some unneeded pounds, you're not going to hear him say "You're a sight for these tired eyes Sis" if you greet him first with "Wow, but you've gotten fat!" He's aware of this and probably already embroiled with the Battle of Bulge. While your cute remarks are equal to the act of sifting salt on an open sore. We believe that, if you can't say of grandma's hat "It is becomming" and you're double-bent on being truthful, maybe you could say "It's such a pretty blue." Nothing and no one is all bad. So if we're willing to look for it we'll find something to save the situation, and what might be a case of hurt feelings. There's so much hurt in this world over which we have no control, that surely we should be able to think, before we commit ourself to the responsibility envolved in hurting our fellowman. And save ourself some colorful epithets. o 1. T. Robert Flett, Sire: Supreme 2. F. Roy Ormiston, Sire: Roybrook Ace. Class 9 - Cow, 5 Years and Over, Dry 1. F, Roy Ormiston, Sire: Roybrook Ace. 2. Werrcroft Farms Ltd. Sire: Roybrook Telstar, Class 11 - Cow, 3 Years, Wet 1. T. Robert Flett, Sire: Roybrook Lucky. © 2. F. Roy Ormiston, Sire: Roybrook Ace. Class 12 - Cow, 4 Years, Wet 1. Ormiston, Sire: Roybrook Joy. a, Robert Flett, Sire: Peel Lodge Lucky Inka Class 13 - Cow, 5 Years & Over 1. Harold Grove, Sire: Eng- hill Perseus Admiral 2. Loa-De-Mede Farms Ltd., Sire: Mayers Dark Leader Class 14 - Best Uddered "Female 1..Harold Grove, Sire: Eng- 122 head at Black & White show hill Perseus Admiral 2. Roy Ormiston, Sire: 1st, 4 yr. wet, Class 15 - Progeny of Dam 1. F. Roy Ormiston, Sire: Roybrook Lassie 2. William Stone, Sire: Cedar Dale Leader Rose, 2161189. Class 16 - Senior Get-Of-Sire 1. Werrcroft Farms Ltd. Sire: © Roybrook Telstar 288790, 2. F. Roy Ormiston, Sire: Roybrook Ace 281397. Class 17 - Breeder's Herd 1. F. Roy Ormiston 2. Werrcroft Farms Ltd. Master Feeds, trophy, to the exhibitor of the best uddered female, Harold Grove. . Sunderland Co-op trophy to the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Female .at the Black and White Show, Roy Ormiston. Armour McMillan shield to the exhibitor of the female with the highest B.C.A., T. Robt. Flett. 1658269. > § Be . er iial A ATO AT Re RS EAE SA HAL PORT PERRY MINOR foot Registration TIME--FRIDAY, SEPT, 22nd from 6-9 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 23rd from 10-12 a.m. PLACE--Port Perry Memorial Arena. FEE--$15.00 per player No more than $45.00 per tari Payable day of registration. REQUIRED--Birth Certificate, parent or guardian must sign registration. forms that SS Work for You = ZERING GMC ANNOUNCES THE BIGGEST TRUCK NEWS IN YEARS Telephone: THE 1973 GMC'S J K erin PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Port Perry 985-7309 PONTIAC 210] [ef ¢ LIMITED Oshawa 655-3366 TONIGHT Wed. Sept. 20th WATCH TAWRENGE OEARABIA one of the great movies of all time also starring the 1973 GM cars Channel 5 at 7:00 p.m. and trucks. Shei ec