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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 1, 1982 remember when ...? (From page 5) previous three years. Last year there were 53 canoes, all of which made the finish line in Port Perry. The fastest time for the route so far was 3 hours, 28 minutes by Messrs. Crowe and Williams of Curve Lake in 1971. The residents of Reach Township will have the oppor- tunity to vote for or against the sale of liquor within the township this week. Questions being asked on the ballots are: Are you in favour of the establishment of government stores for the sale of liquor? Are you in favour of licencing dining lounges for consumption of liquor with food available? Eligible voters must be 18 years of age or over and have been a resident of Reach Township for two mon- ths prior to voting day. Port Perry High School athletes competing at the GB- GBSSA meet in Orillia set seven PPHS outstanding athlete records. Graduating with R.N.A. diplomas from the Depar- Ht tment of Health, Toronto recently were Winifred A Winacott, of Oshawa and Marg Reyner and Ruth Popowich, both of Port Perry. The three ladies are now employed at the Community Nursing Home in Port Perry. ONLY AT STANDARD TRUST... : You could i Win! with Wardair with $1000 to spend. one of more than 150 English Bone China Cups and Saucers . . . we'll give you a package of Peek Fiean Biscuits just for openers. From now until June 4th, teatime is anytime at Standard, and you're invited to come in for a cuppa and a biscuit. We'll Sow Joh how to get your money ny as hard for vou, as you did to get it. We'll explain the new contest, and show "you how easy it is to Win the cup! our interest can be. Savings with chequing privileges. id J STANDARD : TRUST Port Perry: 168 Queen Street, Telephone: 985-8435 At TA YAN ER ICT A ae OTN RRO ES FIO SR NS Tei i Ns a RA AS Yate pl CHIVERS AE] OCCA SE RX es (ON EXER FECES AE PLIERS RIK GRE LIRECOSA TA MATES SSS REST RAN SAR SR BE eal 28 Het Elmer and Beatrice Huggins are seen here with their champion American Black Checker Giant rabbit which won the award for Best of Breed at the Central Ontario Rabbit Breeders Club annual show last Saturday at the Blackstock Arena. Judge Bram VanVelden is seen centre with the Huggins and their rabbit. or Young Paul Fitze, R.R. 1 Kendal, Ontario is seen RCT Hi SI CA ORS AR KARE PNR I os A Bo i Competition keen as 500 rabbits compete for titles Sixty-eight exhibitors entered 560 rabbits at the 5th annual 2-day show of the Central Ontario Rabbit Breeders Club held in Black: stock recently. Exhibitors came as far as from Troy Michigan and Carp, Ontario and the Judges were Jack Pugh, Ellicott City, Mary- land; Frank Cutter, Succasunna, New Jersey and Bram Van Velden, Stoney Creek, Ontario. Winners on Saturday in the various categories were: Youth Show: Best in Show won by Kendal Hills Rabbitry receiving the Emmerson Insurance Brokers Trophy. Runner up was Jerry VanVelden of Stoney Creek winning the Jelmbea Trophy. In the Dewlapless Show Best in Show was won by Murray Scott with runner up going to Redwood Minatures of Troy Michigan. The All-Rex show Best in Show was won by Mark Stewa n of London with Runner-up going to Maureen here proudly displaying his champion "Californian" rabbit. The rabbit won the award for Best of Show. © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE ~ ANEW - PONTIAC © LOWRATES © LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 965-8474 OPEN: Weekdays to9 P.M; Fridays to6 P.M. Ssturdays to 4PM, Dyke of Woodbridge. The All-Lop show was won by a mini lop owned by Wm. Brewer of Cayuga. Jenny Hardsand of Oshawa owned the Runner-up. All-Giant Show winners wei'e Jelmbea Rabbitry who received the Best Giant award followed by Robert and Nancy Webster of Cayuga. In the All-Californian Show held by the Ontario Cal- ifornian' Rabbit Specialty Club winners were the Kipfer Chambers Rabbitry of Brunner who took Best in Show, Best Opposite Sex, Best Senior and Best Junior withJohn Selfe of Bradford taking Best 6-8 Class. The awards were present- ed at the clubs Annual Banquet and Dance held in the Recreation Centre where 105 sat down to the delicious meal. On Sunday it was back to the show-room for the C.O.R.B.C. annual Spring Show and by about 5 p.m. the Best in Show was declared to be a 2 pound Ruby-Eyed White Netherland Dwarf owned by Murray Scott of Wingham, Ontario. Runner - up was the large French Lop owned by Ray Ravazzola of Fenwick. This ended the largest and perhaps most successful show ever held by the club. On Saturday, May 22, 1982, the Central Ontario Rabbit Breeders Club held their first youth show at Black- stock Arena. There was a turn out of fity rabbits and out of these we had eleven breeds: Nether- land Dwarfs, Dutch, Palish, Mini Lops, New Zealand Whites, American Chin- chilla, Californians, French Lops, Checkard Giants, Silver Martens and Tans. Trophies were given for: Best in Youth Show won by Kendal Hills Rabbitry. Runner-up won by Jenny Van Valden of Stoney Creek. Medalions were given for Best of Breed and Best Opposite Sex by these were won by: Nether- land Dwarfs: Best of Breed - Michael Colbourne, Bow- " manville; Best_Opp. Sex - There is no mistaking that these two young ladies Michael Colbourne, Bow- manville. Dutch: Best of Breed - Reni Pleasance, Bowmanville; Best Opp. Breed - Renee Pleasance, Bowmanville. Mini Lop: _ Best of Bred - Sandy Brewer, "Cayuga; Best Opp. Sex Susan Baptie - Kendal. New Zealands - Whites: Best of Breed - Jerry VanValden - Stoney Creek; Best Opp. Sex - Jerry VanValden, Stoney Creek. Californians: Best of Breed - Kendal Hills Rabbitry; Best Opp. Sex - Kendal Hills Rabbitry. Rosettes were given by the C.0.R.B.C.for Best Senior, Best intermediate, Best Junior. These were won by: Netherland Dwarfs: Best Senior - Bonnie Barron, Gormley; Best Junior - Michael Colbourne, Bow- manville. Dutch: Best Senior -Reni Pleasances; Best Junior - Renee Pleasances. Mini Lop?: Best Senior - Susan Baptie, Kendal; Best Junior - Sandy Brewer, Cayuga. New Zealands - White: Best Senior - Jerry Van Valden, Stoney Creek; Best Intermediate - Kendal Hills Rabbitry; Best Junior- Jerry Van Valden, Stoney Creek. Californians: Best Senior - Brian Cathcart, Kendal; Best Intermediate - Kendal Hills Rabbitry; Best Junior - Kendal Hills Rabbitry. French Lops: Best Senior - Debbie Baptie, Ken- dal; Best Junior - Debbie Baptie, Kendal. Checkard Giants: Best Senior - Jennie Kendal, Blackstock. Silver Martins: Best Senior - Ron Wormald, Beamsville; Best Junior - Ron Wormald, Beamsville. Tans: Best Senior - Chris Bignell. All in all the youth show had a terrific turn out. Our Judge was Jack Pugh from Ellicott City, Maryland, U.S.A. he helped us greatly by telling the youth what to look for in a good show rabbit. All the youth were pleased with the show because they were com- peting against young people between 9-19 years of age instead of being in the adult competition. are proud of the pet rabbits. At left, Bonnie Barron of Aurora holds her Netherland Dwarf Himalayan, and Renee Pleasance of Bowmanville shows her Blue Dutch.