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nf TEP Ooh la la! It's easy to see why Jim Grieve, manager of Port Perry IGA, was elected 1985's Sexiest Male in Scugog. With an as- tounding 148,484 votes (or $1,484.84 in money), Jim was the clear winner of the much talked about race, followed by Chuck Dewhirst with an equally amazing 106,395. Above, Jim's wife Chris discovers for herself why her hubby is the sexiest man in town. See story for 'details. Scugog Island (RR. 3) Port Perry Seven Mile Island Resort CANDLELIGHT DINNER Friday, Saturday, Sunday JULY 19, 20, 21 Come enjoy our hospitality! (under new ownership) Ls tained, = \ SUNDAY BRUNCH served from 11 a.m. OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR! PF Almost Everything ad in Stock?" /3 11/2 Off All Sales Final -- No Exchange or Return on Sale Items VISA -- MASTERCARD ACCEPTED (* excluding selected tems 237 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8221 Sexy men raise an incredible $11,000 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 23, 1985 -- 3 Overwhelming In a word, that was the reaction of Donna Shanley, organizer of the Scugog Sexy Man Con- . test, with all proceeds go- ing to the Kidney Foun- dation of Canada. The contest raised an incredible $11,000, and according to Mrs. Shanley, that's the highest single amount raised across the pro- vince in similar contests. When the contest first began in Scugog about four weeks ago, Mrs. Shanley hoped it would raise $5,000 at best. 'Residents of Scugog Township can take a bow for the way they sup- ported this, she told the Star Monday. "Your generosity is unsurpass- ed." The competition seem- ed to reach its peak dur- ing the Festival Days weekend with votes com- ing in right up to the last minute for the 127 con- testants who were nominated. And when all the votes are tallied up Saturday evening, the overall win- ner was Jim Grieve, manager of the Port Perry IGA. Jim had an astounding 148,484 votes. At a penny per vote, it means Jim raised $1484.84 for the Kidney Foundation. Jim will win a deluxe weekend for two at the Essex Park Hotel in Toronto. The title position was threatened by second place finisher, Chuck Dewhirst, a Rotary Club member in the service club category, who rais- ed $1,063.95. Chuck was awarded with deluxe ac- commodation for two at Elmbhirst's Four Seasons Resort at Rice Lake. Third place was taken by Nestleton farmer Floyd Beatty with $355.82. Sexy farmer Floyd was awarded a $75.00 food from Port voucher Perry's 1. GA. CATEGORY WINNERS Mr. Sexy Bachelor: 1st Joe Baxter $274; 2nd Larry Skerratt $41; 3rd Thomas Horton $39. Mr. Sexy Farmer: 1st Floyd Beatty $356.; 2nd Ray Whitfield $198.; 3rd Wm. Cohoon $179. Mr. Sexy Politican: 1st Lawrence Malcolm $342.; 2nd Cam Aldred $99.: 3rd Jack Cottrell $91. Mr. Sexy Professional: 1st Dr. Kevin Dunkerley $118.; 2nd Dr. Martin Shearer $88.; 3rd Steve Foote $250.; 2nd Michael Fowler $60. Mike Haigh $116.; 3rd Rick Short $97. Mr. Sexy € 1st Jim Grieve $1,485; 2nd Rick Larocque $320.; 3rd Businessman: Edgar Brown $319. Mr. Sexy Civil Ser- vant: 1st Al Rahm $172; 2nd Rick Olaisen $164. 3rd Wayne Goreski $135. Mr. Sexy Citizen: Ist $1,064. Mr. Sexy Salesman: 1st Don Harper $278, 2nd Dennis Anderson $144.; 3rd Brian Callery $120. Mr. Sexy Senior: Ist John Sweetman $169.; 2nd Charlie Clark $68.; 3rd Gordon Reesor $33. Mr. Sexy Service Club: Ist Chuck Dewhirst 2nd Morley Contest 'overwhelming' Bruce $263., 3rd Doug Buller $8. Mr. Sexy Student: Ist Mark Philips $87.; 2nd Scott Leach $84.; 3rd Curt Pinkowski $67. Mr. Sexy Work- ingman: 1st Ted Clement $317.; 2nd Rick Williams $223.; 3rd Donnie Silver- man $222. "We are all winners in this contest" says Donna Shanley, Contest Co- ordinator. "'The com- munity's incredible generosity, co-operation and especially the 127 good sports who were candiates have made the Township of Scugog a place the Kidney Foun- dation of Canada is truly proud of." Funds raised for the Kidney Foundation are used towards research, education and patient services. Brantford man struck by young woman Whitby OPP are conti- nuing an investigation in- to an accident on Highway 7A just east of Port Perry early Sunday morning in which a man was struck by a car. A police spokesman told the Star Monday morning that Cecil Roberts, 44, of Brant- ford, was apprently walking along the highway when struck by an eastbound vehicle driven by 25 year old Catherine Golder of Bowmanville. Roberts suffered ma- jor injuries as a result of the accident and was rushed to Port Perry Hospital. The accident took place just west of the Highway 7A intersection with Durham Road 7. Police are releasing no other details until their investigation has been completed. NO INJURIES A two car accident on Highway 7A about noon on Sunday resulted in. about $1800 damage, but no injuries to the occupants. Police say a car driven by Carl Adams of Blackstock went out of control just east of the Durham Road 7 intersec- tion and struck the right side of a vehicle driven by James Shields of Whitby. Both drivers were charged with minor Highway Traffic Act offenses. EI 37 G pon PERRY Scugog Chamber of Commerce Festival Days Committee, Peter Hvidsten. Jack Cottrell, Ron Compton Bill Barr FESTIVAL ne DA -- 1ront08 1000 1m Wweog (wawate or (owwiagy