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MR RTT WE Ra Re CE BG CR STI ETT - eR Ee an 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, September 3, 1986 o 851 4° 135th Annual SUNDERLAND Fall Fair @ Tuesday & Wednesday SEPTEMBER 9 - 10 TUESDAY EVEMING: Doors open at 6 P.M.; Children's Program; Tug-o-War; Old Time Fiddler's Contest - 8P.M.; Feats of Strength and Skil; Swine Show; Exhibits (Bigger & Better). MIDWAY WEDNESDAY: 11:30 AM. - Parade featuring OPP. Pipes & Drums; Opening Ceremonies conducted by the Honourable Lieutenant Governor of Ontario Lincoln Alexander; crowning of Fair Queen, Gymkhana, Mutt Show, Judg- ing of Horses. 2 P.M. - Craft Demonstration. 3 P.M. - Kiddies Tractor Pull. Exhibits on display until 4:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. - DEMOLITION DERBY. Admission: Adults *3.00; Public School Children - FREE; Car Parking - *1.00 Hwy. 7A & Water Street I po. pre 285-2368 SWITZER MOTORS LTD. 2 ¥. 5 > 1984 OLDS ROYAL BROUGHAM - two-tone silver & Yi "ng ™ green. 36,000 miles. Loaded. ................... $12,999. | . 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Back fo School 22% a | for all your : ial FOOTWEAR ER Bo EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Purchase any Savage Shoes or Runners at - {| regular price and get 20% OFF "SAVAGE KEDS KANGAROO NORTH STAR DURHAM SHOES inc 230 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY *' TTR Nw wm YOUR FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS r - N . FOR LADIES, TEENS, AND CHILDREN mm i SUMMER HOURS: 9:30 am. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, Friday to 8:00 p.m. or _------ (From page 27) by the ladies president Kathy Hewitt, was Amanda Clouthier of Port Perry. The Fair Board sold tickets on a. $1000.00 bill and winner of this draw was the Lions Club of Port Perry. The following is a list of the prize winners in the Homecraft Division of the 1986 Port Perry Fair. The Lillian Smith Memorial Trophy, donated by Roy Walker Smith, was awarded to Helen Lavender, the winner of the most points overall in the Homecraft Division. This trophy will be kept for a period of one year. The winner of the Greenbank Garden Centre $25 Gift Certificate was Grace Bajema. The Scugog Island Women's Institute Flower Section Special winner was Alice Turcotte. The Domestic Science Section has 9 Specials plus the 'Men Only' class in which Reg. Davis baked the prize winning chocolate layer cake. The Ocala Orchards winning fresh apple pie was baked by Eileen Slute. J.M. Schneider Limited gave Pen- Riley & Sons Pools. More 1986 Fair winners ny Pettipiece 1st prize for her apple pie; Ann Julia Bajema 1st prize for her chocolate cake; and Dorothy Lee 1st prize for her butter tarts. Five pounds of butter were given by the Durham Region Cream Pro- ducers Association to Deidre Earle for a light layer cake; Dorothy Lee for butter tarts; and Eileen McIn- tosh for chocolate brownies. Dorothy Lee's Favourite Chocolate Dessert received 1st prize from Fry's Cocoa. Wendy Davis's Decorated Cake for a Baby Shower received Hanks: Pastries $10 Gift Certificate. Mother Jacksons Open Kitchens Limited Special was won by Dorothy Pothier for her favourite quiche. Dowson's Valu-Mart $10 Gift Cer- tificate for the Champion Pie was given to Sandra Arscott. Kreative Kitchen $10 Gift Cer- tificate for Best Decorated Character Cake was won by Wendy Davis. The "Extra Special" Dark Fruit Cake Special, donated by Port Perry Loyal Orange Lodge, winner Installed ... Installed ACRYLIC SPAS INGROUND POOLS ABOVE GROU ND POOLS cas rom' 1890. rom 2099. -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- Installed ............. > trom 099. NS NOT THE BIGGEST JUST TEE BEST! Est. 1973 X ES N BS port perry 989-9101 JEWELLERY & TANNING INC. 263 Queen Street, Port Perry Experienced Goldsmith ... ON premises! "GRAND OPENING" 985-8555 Michael L. Fowler and Bryan T. Davies are pleased to announce effective September 2, 1986 they have merged to practice law under the name FOWLER, DAVIES BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS and that they will be practicing law at 217 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario 9885-8411 (formerly Port Perry office; Kelly, Jermyn, Zuly & Fowler) of $75 - 1st prize was Ona Short - 4th consecutive year; $25 - 2nd prize was won by Shirley Cummings; $15 - 3rd prize Deidre Earle; $10 - 4th prize Mary Thompson. The 1st prize cake was auctioned Saturday night to Fred Christie for $370.00. This is - the 10th year LOL has sponsored this "Extra Special." In the canning section the winners of the Christmas Basket Special was Alice Turcotte. The Bernardin of Canada Limited Special was given to Ann Bylsma for her 1st prize winning Three Fruit Marmalade. The Special for most points in can- ning, $10 donated by A. McMillan, was won by Helen Lavender. In the Senior Citizens Section a Special prize of $5.00 was given to Helen Lavender for the best em- broidered item. In the Needlework our Champion Canada Packé&rs Quilt winner of $10 was Alice Carnegie and Reserve Champion, Alice Carnegie, won $5.00. Daisy Fabrics gave a $10 Gift Cer- tificate 1st prize to Alice Carnegie for her 3 Christmas accessories. 2nd prize, Vogue Pattern Magazine subscription donated by the But- terick Fashion Marketing Company was given to Helen Lavender. McCall Patterns gave $15 to Helen McKean for highest points. Port Perry Needlecraft gave a $10 Gift Certificate to Helen McKean for most points in knitting and crocheting classes. The "Lillian Smith Memorial," $25 donated by Roy Walker Smith, was given to Grace Bajema for the most points in the Crafts and Hob- bies Section. The Sears $25 Gift Certificate was given to Helen McKean for the most points in the Needlework and Crafts and Hobbies Sections. In Photography Gloria F. Eng- Oravec won the 1st prize of $12.00, for highest points, donated by the Port Perry Royal Canadian Legion. In the 19 & Under Section the Christmas Basket Special of $5 was given to Ruth Douglas. The Honeydale Womens Institute gave $12 1st prize to Catharine Short for most points. Ruth Douglas won $8 for 2nd. The winners of highest points in section was Catharine Short. A trophy, donated by A. McMillan, to be kept for one year was the prize. The Junior Fair plaques given by the Kinsmen Club of Port Perry go to Katie Coates and Raven Ward for winning the most points. In the "Boys and Girls 5 yrs. and Under" section the Audrey Lee Special of $5 went to Kimberly Coates and Sara Smith for most points. In "Boys and Girls 6-8 yrs." sec- tion the Rachel McMillan Special of $5 went to Katie Coates, and Shelly Croxall, and Jennifer Clark for most points. In "Boys and Girls 9-10 yrs." the Chicken Coop., Greenbank Special of $5 went to Alicia Bentley, Karen Skelding and Sarah Croxall for most points. In 'Boys and Girls 12-14 yrs." the Stewart Diceman Special of $5 went to Elizabeth Connell, Julia Croxall, and Cherrie Evans for most points. FIDDLING CONTEST Open Class - Scott Woods; 60 & Over - James Lowery; 19-59 - Karl MacNaughton; 18 & Under - Jay Weiler; 12 & Under - Jessica Weiler; Youngest Fiddler - Melanie Ander- son; Oldest Fiddler - Scott Madill. Stolen A Greenbank resident on the 13th concession called Durham Police when he noticed a yearling Holstein heifer stolen from his property on August 29th. The heifer was valued at more than $1,000. - EE ------------TS = ---------- RC -------