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A Crafty Lady The lakefront of Port Perry was an Ideal setting Satur- day morning for the annual Festival Days Craft Show. Lo- cated under the canvas of a large tent in Palmer Park, hun- dreds of craft enthusiasts delighted In attending the popular event. Above, Elleen Andrew of Ashburn shows off her ce- ramic "Mountain Folk" which she was selling at her table. Hanover Hill Holsteins "Final Chapter' was successfully writ- ten July 10-11, 1989, as 341 quali- ty Holsteins grossed $5,017,200 and averaged $14,713. Hanoverhill Star Lulu-ET (VG), the All-Canadian & All- American Sr. 2-Yr-Old of 1988, captivated the crowd as sale top- per bringing $635,000 from Pintail .. Point Farm, Queenstown, MD. She is a Hanoverhill Starbuck daughter from the Tora Triple Threat Lulu family. Three other cows sold for over $100,000 including: Hanoverhill Star Marq I (VG), a Starbuck daughter from the Marq I fami- ly, for $160,000 to Mountain View Farms, Norwood, CO, and Ridgedale & Assoc., Sharon Springs, NY; Hanoverhill Tony TT Lulu-ET, a Tony daughter from the Lulu family at $110,000 to Ridgedale, Witter & Assoc., Sharon Springs, NY; and Roman- dale Faith (VG), a Valiant daughter from the Charity fami- 60th Family reunion Over 60 attended the Heayn family reunion Sunday July 9th at Prince Albert Community Hall. George Heayn Sr. and his fami- ly arrived in this area in the1850's from Cornwall, England. Most of the descendants still reside within the area. . On behalf of those present, Lila Clarke welcomed Doreen and Ken Heayn from Truro, Cornwall, England who have been visiting during the past month. She briefly gave the historical account of the area in relationship to her fore-fathers. Moe Christie shared some early childhood memories of stories' told about various Heayn-clan members. Helen Chalifoux of Meaford ° performed the duties as Master of Ceremonies as each family in- troduced his/her immediate fami- ly; indicating the direct line of relationship through either Robert or George Heayn - son's of George Heayn Sr. Ken Heayn responded to the welcome and thanked those pre- sent for making their stay most enjoyable. They travelled to various Ontario communities NOW REGISTERING SUMMER CLASSES 4 CONSECUTIVE DAY COURSE -- Monday to Thursday, July 31st to Aug. 3rd --9 AM to 4 PM 4 WEEK EVENING COURSE -- Tuesday & Thursday, August 8th to 31st -- 6 PM to 9 PM Learn to Drive. .. and Survive Young Drivers of Canada * ' Training cenlers coast to coast e Driver training for all ages © Relraini Sourses avaliable for commercial diivers ® Free pick-up at home for in-car o The Young Drivers program Is only ® Dyivale in-car instruction available at a Young Drivers Center. o Defensive driving you can live with 2 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-9705 with relatives - Georgian Bay, Meaford, Midland, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Ottawa and Haliburton, as well as seeing a number of interest spots local- ly. They will return home Wed. July 19th with cherished memories which will be retold mony times. A blessing was bestowed upon the Heayn family by the Rev. Charles Clarke, followed by a delicious afternoon tea. Lila wishes to thank all those who helped organize and con- i Heayn family settled in Scugog in 1850's tribute so much to make this event so pleasant. Hanover Hills 'Final Chapter' sale yields over $5 million ly at $100,000 to John Nocita, Arl- ington, VA. One of the largest international crowds ever to attend a Ontario Holstein dispersal gathered at the Port Perry farm to witness the event. The buyer's list reflects just how active and widespread the interest in this Master Breeder herd was with geographic stats showing 109 head staying in Canada (animals in every province with large volumes to Onta¥io - 77 head and Quebec - 16 head) ; 115 head to the U.S.A. and 117 head for foreign export including Spain - 45 head; England - 28 head; Brazil - 16 head; Japan - 13 head; Ireland - 9 head; and Scotland, Sweden, Argentina and Wales. It would appear that the Hanover Hill herd will have a pro- found effect on Holstein genetics throughout the world in the years - to come. WANTED 2 more homes to model this beautiful DREAMROOM ™ ADDITION at a very attractive price! For tre call 728-7711 AMADEUS SEAFOOD ... STEAKHOUSE (BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE) Roast Prime Beef can. Grade A ...........ooocococnnns 59.99 New York Steak & Shrimp... 59.99 (above includes Caesar Salad & Garlic Bread) 436-9333 436-9065 1180 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA -- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -- Mon..to Fri. 11:30 AM to 11 PM; Sat. & Sun. 5 PM to 11 PM Greenbank 44 ine hd MAIR's hwy 47 ||10 line oe 1 hwy 78 t Perr at the RASPBERRIES MAIR'S HN an. Phone: 985-8295 Vaal aE A Ae AN eT ve sek "wa