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SE ib 35 exhibitors at Seed Fair Feed Show by John E. Finlay Agricultural Representative SEED FAIR AND FEED SHOW RESULTS: The Durham East and West Seed Fair was held Friday, March 25th, at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Thirty-five exhibitors made 140 entries in the seed, hay and feed ration classes. In the Durham East forage classes, Wm. and John DeVries ac- cumulated 25 points, and were winners of the Wes VATS ES A) (1% 134 B00 SI LARA AS CSF lrg ARCs ol aut eens NS a {ellowlees, Hampton Trophy. A close runner- up was Donavon Smith, Blackstock with. 24 points. In the Durham West forage competition, the winner was Robert Smith from Port Perry and runner-up was Ivan Norton Goodwood. In the seed selection Teledale Farms, Sunderland, ac- cumulated the most points with Dennis Yellowlees, Enniskillen and Lloyd Harbron, Ashburn, tied for secorit~ Guest speakers for the show included Dr. Bruce Hunter, University of Guelph on the topic of corn production and Tom Hodgins, Agriculture . Canada, on the topic of Pedigreed Seed Production. The Seed Fair had outstanding quality ex- hibits with numbers be- ing up significantly from last year, DURHAM CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY BANOQIIET: The Durham Central Agricultural Society are IIA) oY Fiat van lat | ar a a ay Se / holding their annual ban- quet on Wednesday, April 13, 1983, beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a turkey dinner. Location is at the Orono United Church Main' Hall. Entertainment and a speaker will be on hand NY following the banquet. Tickets are $7.00 each and can be obtained from Arlene Ayre, No. 4, Bowmanville, George Carson, Orono and the Agricultural Office in Bowmanville. Jr. Farmers Variety Night Durham-West Junior Farmers host their "Annual Variety Night" on Saturday, April 23, 1983 at Sdnderland Town Hall, beginning at being donated to the 'Arthritis Society". Admission is $3.00 for adults and $1.00 for cnlMtiren: Donations would be appreciated. For further inform- A, PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 12,1983 -- 17 Handy, pocket size stapler, ideal forhandstapling Top loads 105 slandard staples. [] Head opens fully for tacking GUA cabs ati det SH 2A o A-10 Staplers - 8 p.m. Proceeds are ation, contact Janiee Hill at 416-473-2138. OFFICE SUPPLIES For All Your Requirements PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 -- PORT PERRY -- 235 QUEEN STREET - 985-7383 APPLIANCES © DOLLIES @ BOX TRAILERS RENTFASAVE 179 Casimir St., Unit 2, Port Perry - 985-7771 *NOW OPEN* Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. I Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ENT & LR \ 04 DEALER FOR: Homelite, AEG, y ig SAVE Kango, Joy and Thomas = \ = Hy eo PUMPS e HEAVY EQUIPMENT o wi : . . FOR: ENTALS ™ A / 3 > x il ? rk ---- 4 WE RENT SBERVICE COMPRESSORS ® SCAFFOLDS © SAWS e DRILLS © SYINIVYL INIL © SINOHYOLOW e A bright red 1957 Chev convertible was Jerry "Taylor and Arena Board chairman used in the opening ceremonies to introduce Stan Glass. Georgia Brock acted as chair- guests Ross Stevenson, MPP; Scugog Mayor man for the opening ceremonies. to Seagrave New by Paty Williams Members of the community will be pleased to hear that Dorothy Massel is back home and feeling much better. Dorothy would In these inflationary times an increased deductible on collision coverage might be easter to bear than the high monthly cost of a low deductible. If your car is older you might be like to express her wie to eliminate collision coverage altogether i thanks to all of those was: : a 0 ho showed. their. con. 1hen there are often extra savings with multiple " oo A cern and thoughtfulness Car discounts. A i in the past few weeks. To find out where you stand talk to one ¢ bri months 'meeting of the LB.A.O. insurance brokers listed below. bord of the Good Neighbours i tof Group should prove to 1s there a difference between and LB.A.O. i be extremely interest- broker and an agent? Ho og. Mrs. Ee ') fannen. ys there is. An agent works directly for one ; guest ; speaker, is a very know- insurance company. An LBA.O. broker is Ve ledgeable lady in the independent and unbiased. poi field of health 'and Your broker is able to choose a policy 0 nutrition. that gives you the right coverage at the a Would all mothers who are involved in play group for the spring term please make sure they have signed up for their required three "work" days. Also, if anyone 5 interested in going swimming at Uxpool on Thursday, April 21st at 1:00, please give me a call at 985-2453. The fee for this Parent and Pre- schooler Swim is $1.00 per person and no charge if the child is right price... making sure you're not under- insured or over-insured and that ypur interests are well represented when you conte to making a claim. So call your broker and ask if he or she is a member of the LBA.O. | (LEVEY, [0 i BROKERS ASSOCIATION ONTARIO There's More To Insurance Than Just a Policy Call the L.BA.O. broker in your neighbourhood LOCATION: 33 under 2. Don Forder Insurance x Pl 1 Maril } Bor ot Ma Box 1240 i 985-3596 with any news 085-8471 of interest. AE