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ea Greenbank still - in need of water Efforts to find a source of water for homes in Greenbank have so far proved unsuccessful. Many homes in the community have con- taminated wells and the provincial Ministry of the Environment has drilled four test holes to date, all without success. Additional funds have been -allo- cated by the Ministry for more drilling this fall. If a well is found with sufficient water, it is likely the community would be hooked up to a communal water system, rather than homes having individ- ual wells. The well water pro- blems are being exper- ienced by home owners in the original comm- unity of Greenbank. Homes in the new sub- divisions in Greenbank have their own internal water system and are not affected. Salt used on the roads in winter is believed to be the major source of the well contamination in the community, espec- ially for those homes near the highway with shallow wells. FOLLOW'™™ Mave ES VBLIC JUDGING -- In the beef competition, top award went fo a steer exhibited by Doug Crozier of R.R. 3, Port Perry (second from left). Trophy was presented by Dianne Coates of Colation Acres and Clare Bagshaw of the Ontario Cattleman's Association. The 1343 pound steer was bought by Victor Diminno (left) of Windcrest Packers for $1.20 per pound. 'White & 264 custom-tinted pastel colors PRATT & LAMBERT pW. :-{o] 8-7. 7/] [el 3% AINT OALE * SAVE TIME & LABOR NOW! . . . P&L QUALITY MAKES APPLICATION EASIER. * SAVE TIME IN THE FUTURE. . . BECAUSE THEY LAST LONGER * SAVE BIG $ AT THESE VALUE-PACKED PRICES. VAPEX® LATEX FLAT HOUSE PAINT GAL. REG. *36.99 PERMALIZE® ALKYD GLOSS HOUSE & TRIM FINISH 272° REG. *37.99 PORT PERRY STAR -- September 5, 1984 -- 15 Windcrest buys A successful beef auction was held at the Fair. Grand Champion steer was owned by Doug Crozier of Scugog. Windcrest Packers of Port Perry paid $1.20 per pound. Reserve Champion was owned by Doug Anthony, Scugog, and sold to Barbour Cattle Co., Toronto for $.96 per pound. The judge was Steve Crosgrey of Clare- mont and Auctioneer was Bruce Woodrow of Sunderland. Third - L. McLaughlin Blackstock to Crown Packers, Tor. for $.98 per pound. Fourth - Bud Anthony, Locust Hill to 1.G.A. Port Perry for $.97 per pound. : Others were Jack Short Seagrave to Gambler and Rogers, Toronto for $.91 per pound. Jeff Bailey, Port © ECONOMY COMPACT . STANDARD&FULL SIZE Grand Champion Perry to Pine Ridge Packers for $.90 per pound. Bill Guthrie, Whitby to Barbour Cattle Co. for $.85 per pound. Ivan Sharp, Ennis- killen to Joe Cochrane, Port Perry for $.95 per pound. Ralph Virtue, Enni- skillen to Feedlot Res- taurant, Manchester for $.97 per pound. Taylor Bros., Scugog to Barbour Cattle Co. for 94.5. Terry Bagshaw, Sun- derland to Le-Do Co., Bowmanville for $.84 per pound. Bruce Oldham, Sun- derland to Gamble and Rogers, Tor. for $.96 per pound. Phoenix Bros., Green- bank to Homestead Furniture, Port Perry for $.92 per pound. Jim Byers, Black-- stock to Dowsons Red and White, Port Perry for $.93 per pound. ANEW PONTIAC O LOWRATES O LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS 4 PETLP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10VANEOWARD DRIVE. PORT PERRY 98% 8474 OPEN Weebdays109P M Fridaysto AP M SaturdaystodP Mm ' ¢ Pais Family style dining for your enjoyment -- FULLY LICENSED -- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK LARGE MENU SELECTION cl = Lr > &£ o = Count. on. youn. Matt; &Lambend: loan. for. quality, pruntucts, Settlement House - ... in the Heart of Port Perry 183 Queen Street - 985-8234 Located in the PORT PERRY PLAZA Hwy. 7A, Port Perry | 985-8686