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- Royal Winter Fair attracts many Scugog exhibitors More than 300,000 specta- tors are expected at the Royal Agricultural Winter ° Fair which starts November 9 and runs through to the 18th at the Royal Coliseum, Exhibition Place, Toronto. This year is the Royal's 50th Anniversary, and the world's largest indoor agri- cultural show will feature the very best in purebred apd market livestock, breed- ing and show horses, sheep, » poultry, goats, dairy pro- & rea a En 5 EE RE . EE ducts, field crops, flowers and commercial exhibits. Thursday, November 9 is Sen For a Dedicated & Experienced Voice in Municipal Affairs RE-ELECT Richard Drew Ward 2 Councillor It has been my privilege to serve you as your Councillor for the past 2 years and | respectfully ask for your support on November 13th, 1978 for the position of Councillor Ward 2. Youth Day, a one-day pro- gram which will involve nearly 1000 young farm people in competitive act- ivity. Some of the highlights include the famous Royal Flower Show, the Queen's Guinneas Steer competi- tions, the Ontario Food Festival, celebrity milking contest, the Royal Horse Show and the "Big Cheese'. This cheese, some six feet high, 40 inches in diameter, and weighing 2800 pounds is believed to be the largest cheese produced in almost a Vote Richard Drew X Ward 2 Councillor PHONE 985-7183 FOR INFORMATION OR TRANSPORTATION THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE THE SCUGOG WASTE DISPOSAL SITE will be closed Saturday, November 11, 1978 due to the Remembrance Day Holiday. Normal operations will continue Mon- day, November 13, 1978. WA. Twelvetrees, P. Eng., Commissioner of Works. century. And it used about 30,000 pounds of milk. This year the total prize money for exhibitors and competitors will be nearly $300,000 in the livestock, horse and _ crop categories. In the livestock classes alone, 18,000 entries will attract in excess of 9,000 animals. As always, the Royal Winter Fair attracts a good number of people from Scugog and the surrounding area, and the following is a list of the competitors and exhibitors supplied to the Star by the Royal Winter Fair. Horse Exhibitors Blackstock - Daniel T. Corby - Arabians (P); Keith Van Camp - Standard Breds (B); Daniel T. Corby - Arabians (B); Ivan M. Cochrane - Standard Breds (B); Edward N. Brock - Standard Breds (B). Caesarea - Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacKenzie - Hack- ney Horses (B); Claire and Leslie MacKenzie - Jr. Harness Class (P). Sunderland - Rolling Acres Farm - Draught Horses (P); Fred Hampson - Percherons (B). Nestleton - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sadler - Hackney Horses (P), Hackney Horses (B) Hackney Horses (B). Ashburn - Wm. G. Reid - Dairy (Ayrshires)# Robert Powell - Dairy (Ayrshires). Blackstock - J. Harvey Graham - Dairy (Guernsey and Field Crops); Ralph Larmer - Dairy (Guernsey); Frank Barkey - Dairy (Hol- stein); Don Swain - Field Crops; Peter Hoogerveer - Field Crops; John Carnag- han - Field Crops; Kendell Trevor - Poultry. Nestleton - Don Frew & Sons - Field Crops. Sunderland - Hugh R. Baird - Dairy (Guernsey); Brian L. Murray - Dairy (Holstein) ; Neil H. Raines - "Dairy (Holstein): Stuart AN Taylor - Beef (Simmental). Port Perry - Neil Brown - Beef (Shorthorn); Brunton Farms Bantams - Poultry; Brunton Farms Reds - Poul- try; Brunton & Bateman - Poultry; Brunton Mike - Poultry; Linda Brunton - Poultry; Brunton Farms Hampshires - Poultry; Hanover Hill Farms - Dairy (Holstein); Hanover Hill Holstein - Dairy (Holsteins) ; Fred R.L. Ford - Honey; M.W. Jackson and Son - Dairy (Holstein) ; Norma and Harold Forder - Beef (Here- fords). Cartwright school news by Anne Kristensen Taking place this weekend will be one of Cartwright High School's most impor- tant events. Not only will we be honouring the '78 Grad- uates but also the students who had promising acade- mic results. The Commence- ment Exercises for our school are unique and "untypical"'. This fact will be emphasized by the Glee Club's fine selections and the dramatic style put into the one act play. Everyone is welcome to come on Satur- day, November 11th at 8:00 to the Recreation Centre in Blackstock and support the students of the home town school. . October 27 was not Hallo- we'en but with the wide selection of zany hats on Hat Day it did raise a question of doubt. They ranged from 'Mortarboards to Bowler hats to Blue Jay caps to Arab veils. The most unusual hat was Mrs. Mason's helmet for the creature from Outer Space. To finish off the day we had the Sadie Hawkins Dance in the evening. There were a number of people out and the Students' Council reports that it was also quite profitable. Everyone agreed that the stage show put on by M.G. Disco was superb. The next dance is our Christmas dance being held December 8th. For this evening we are featuring "Frostbite" a very well- known group who have played here in Blackstock before. Eight weeks until Christ- mas! = LU TC LT TTT TTT PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 8, 1978 -- 37 i \ a i CTT Fashion Two Twenty i R.R.1, NESTLETON 986-5550 i Karen Lomax (Branch Manager) " This Coupon Good For 4 ONE SKIN CARE & MAKEUP os DEMONSTRATON IN YOUR HOME ge Plus $10.00 in Cosmetics x Sess esses ese LAL BL IE BL I BL BL BIE I RE I a I A EE A SERN a ar BY APPOINTMENT ONLY hE This offer expires January 31st, 1979. 70 el balance of 1978 GMC PICKUPS STOCK NO. 8556 - /> TON MODEL ~ 350V8, automatic, power equipped, Ziebarted, step bum- per, many extras. Demonstrator. Was $7604. Reduced to $6395.00 STOCK NO. 8555 - //2 TON MODEL - 305V8, automatic, power equipped, Ziebarted, step bum- per, radial tires, low k.m., Demonstrator. Was $7153. Reduced to $5950.00 STOCK NO. 8944 & 8952 - TWO 2 TON MODELS Basic pickups with 6 cylinder, 3 speed manual transmis- sion. A new white or red - your choice. Were $5317. * After Sale Service Guaranteed. CALL JOHN CAMMACK, MORLEY PARISH, CEDRIC RUSSELL at 985-7300 PH i l p PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 150 Water Street - Port Perry - Ontario 985-7300 Each $4465.00 3 STOCK NO. 8873 - SIERRA GRANDE 2 TON DIESEL AA automatic, power equipped, red & white two tone, radio. Are brand new, Full Factory Warranty. Was $9048. Lat Now $7595.00 4] oF STOCK NO. 8973 - % TON PICKUP AA Automatic, regular gas, power equipped, gauges, two tone ey green, many extras. Was $7404. 4 A Clearance $6395.00 3 * Top Trade-in Allowances } Faz * GMAC or Bank Financing available. 3.000 * $15.00 Delivery Fuel included, Fg Sales Tax & Licence Extra imal WARD | COUNCILLOR 'Scugog Twp. (Formerly Reach) A Councillor who is Responsible and cope " » " 50 Shy ae SY Fo ty kK > Wd . Spee So at WEA » rn ly Lr FS x2 Objective, willing to HN 4 Integrity and gs 'Experience, wishes BR Re-election on November 13th VOTE CROSIER, Don X | would appreciate your support! Serve again with : : :