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Both the Port Perry Fair and Blackstock Fair will be covered by $2 million in liability insurance this year. Port Perry Fair Board secretary James Duncan said last week the Fair has been offered the $2 million policy from Zurich Insurance through Emmersons Insurance, a local agency. He said the premium for the three days of coverage is about $2,000. ; And Blackstock Fair Board secretary Joyce Kelly said the same company will provide the policy for the one-day Blackstock Fair late in ~ August. However, it appears as if both Fairs will not be able to stage their popular demolition derbies this year because the insurance policies will Pollution report (From page 1) amined in the eight communities cited in the report less than 12 per- cent were satisfactory. More than 200 were found to be direct polluters of adjacent surface water or ditches. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 22, 1986 -- 3 Fair boards covered by liability insurance not provide coverage for these specific events. Mrs. Kelly told the Star the Blackstock Fair Board is still trying to find an insurer for the demolition derby, but the chances are not very good. Mr. Duncan said that while the Port Perry Fair has been offered a policy for the Fair on the Labour . Day Weekend, the Board is seeking clarification from Zurich on certain liability aspects of the policy. Meanwhile, the directors of Fair Boards across Ontario are skittish about the whole issue of liability in- surance, and last week one member of the Port Perry Board resigned over this issue. There are others considering their resignations. Although the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies has assured local Fair Boards that in- dividual directors and employees cannot be named in law suits, there is a suit now pending in Richmond, Ontario in which the directors and the secretary-treasurer are being sued. The suit stems from an accident involving a horse at the Richmond Fair which left a spectator crippled. A damage suit for $12 million has been launched, naming the Rich- mond Fair Board and individual members of the Board. t Say it with a ... BALLOON BOUQUET Add to Your Bouquet Candy, Fruit, Wine, Jams and Mints The Balloon House Delivery Available 288-5108 There is provincial money available for municipalities to study the private septic systems and also funds available to help correct the situations. LAST 4 DAYS! Sale ends this Saturday, July 26th, 1986 All in-store spring and summer merchandise must be sold during our Inventory Clearance! SPRING & FALL OUTERWEAR from Croydon, Deacon Brothers, Gant. Reg. from $60.00 to $225.00 oe 10.29 8°° from Merit, Grand National, Nash. Spring and Fall weights. Reg. to $60.00 "--~ You'd think people would grow up. No so. This decorative planter on Queen Street was up-turned some time Saturday night leaving a pile of black soil on the curb. It just goes to prove it doesn't take much to amuse some people. DRESS SHIRTS 3 from Arrow, Leo Chevalier, BVD. Reg. to $41.00 Now $19.99 anch =3/9550.00 SUITS from Barclay, Paragon, Peerless, Merit, Samuelsohn. - 2 & 3 pc. Reg. from $200. to $525. SAVE 5144. Water Street - 985-2368 SWITZER MOTORS LTD. SPORT COATS from Paragon, Merit, Peerless, Yves St. Germain. Reg. to $210.00 - Save up to $109.00 NOW ALL Now 51 = = La EACH spon _s9g98| | .3/550.00 Y) McGREGOR HOSIERY & STANFIELD UNDERWEAR } SPORT SHIRTS | * QUALITY USED CARS & TRUCKS - from Gant, Cooper, Pacific Trader, * CERTIFIED & RECONDITIONED | * FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE * 2 YEAR WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON MOST VEHICLES * WE HANDLE CONSIGNMENT VEHICLES Chamet, Capri West. Reg. to $45.00 HASSLE FREE WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH Buy 3 - Get 1 FREE SHORTS - SWIMWEAR (jreqony s Men ¢ Wear Pt. TIES - BELTS PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8160 SWITZER MOTORS ACCESSORIES ALSO REDUCED! LTD. HOURS: Monday & Tuesday 10 AM. to 6 P.M. Thursday & Friday ... 10 AM. to 9 P.M. 2985-3403 Saturday DURHAM REGION'S No. 1 FREEMAN FORMAL AGENT _ »N Sea -