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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 14- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 29, 1995 THANK YOU PORT PERRY MARINA SCUGOG MARINA WESTSHORE MARINA CONSUMER'S GAS MOBIL CHEMICAL CANADA HIGH PERSPECTIVE HANG GLIDING MISTER GOODBAIT MOUNTAIN EQUIPMENT CO-OP CANADIAN NATIONAL SPORTSMEN'S SHOW PEOPLE'S JEWELLERS LTD. SPEEDO SALES WATER SPORTS STORE STAGE WEST MIRVISH PRODUCTION SPORTMART INC. PORT WHITBY MARINA SUPPLIES HY-TEC MARINE ELECTRONIC LTD. C.C. MARINE DISTRIBUTORS LTD. KAWARTHA PROP REPAIR THE EZ GROUP PAYNE DISTRIBUTORS INC. MOLSON'S KASTELIC KOUNTING - MARTA KASTELIC CARDINAL MEATS DEMPSTER'S |.G.A. - PORT PERRY SEAGRAM'S HOSTESS CHIPS IMAGE NETWORK SYSTEMS QUALITY MEATS CASHWAY BURGESS FOODS LABATT'S VALU-MART - PORT PERRY KAREN DUFF CANADIAN TIRE BOAT ARMOR MANCHESTER FOOD SERVICE LTD. eae eee Te tte 1995 DODGE Beige,V6, auto, PS, PB, 7 pass., air, luggage rack, only 6500 km. St.#95-92 Rebate to dealer. From C.A.R.D. and Goreski's Lakeside Recreation, wed like to thank all the businesses for their generosity and donations in making this year's Poker Run very successful: Thank you! Your generosity is greatly appreciated. 6 ml big d CARAVAN (demo) HAUGEN'S CHICKEN & RIB B.B.Q. PENTLAND JEWELLERS EMIEL'S PLACE FRAMER'S GALLERY KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN COFFEE TIME DONUTS - MANCHESTER PORT PERRY STAR M&M MEATS UAP POGGY'S PLACE SCUGOG CITIZEN BRUTON BIG V DRUG STORE HANK'S PASTRIES MCKENZIE'S TRAILERS COUNTRY STYLE DONUTS - PORT PERRY RAY'S TOWING SETTLEMENT HOUSE DAVID'S HAIRSTYLING VIDEO SUPER STORE SAN MAN MOTEL PORT PERRY CLEANERS SCUGOG LUMBER COUNTRY STYLE DONUTS -HWY 12& 7A TRADER SAMS HAIR EXPRESSIONS SCUGOG GLASS & MIRROR PORT PERRY AUTO GLASS PIZZA DELIGHT VILLAGE DECOR SHOPPE WILLIAMS' ARMS SUNNYBRAE GOLF COURSE MYLES O'RIORDAN IVES FLORIST ONE STOP PHONE SHOP ZEHRS - UXBRIDGE PORT PERRY AUTO SUPPLY GORESKI'S SUMMER STAFF OMC RUBBERMAID INC. BROCK RV SID PRIDDLE Another great fair in Blackstock 130th annual event was packed with fun, activities Fair Board President Lawrence Van Camp and his hard working directors were very happy this Mon- day morning after a very successful 130th Black- stock Fair. The weather was absolutely ideal, the crowds excellent and the events went off in clock- work precision. The Fair was opened with a packed demolition derby which was filled with outstanding action. Several heats seemed to last until the cars would be demolished and yet on they thumped. After all the noise ended, the win- ner was declared as Brad Adams from Pontypool. 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V6, auto, PS., PB., air, 25,500km, very sharp, St.# 4246 Reduced to 7500 1994 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN white, air,V6, auto, PS., PB., 7 pass., pwr. windows and locks, 29,200km, factory warranty available, St.# 4243 Reduced to 9.995 VOYAGER SE V6, auto, air, PS., PB., 7 pass., pwr. windows and locks, green, very clean, 70,000km, St.# 431 | 1994 PLYMOUTH Reduced to 6,59 1993 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN LE | owner, wildberry, loaded, 98,000 km, bal. of factory warranty, St.# 4333 Reduced to 17999 1993 DODGE CARAVAN green, V6, auto, PS., PB.,7 pass., | owner, only 39,000 km, buy it today St.# 4332 Reduced to "14595 1992 FORD AEROSTAR red,Vé, auto, PS., PB., 5 pass., | owner, only 48,500 km, St.## 4307 Reduced to "0900 wm.» DEAN WATSON AUTO SALES LTD iS Chrysler - Dodge - Jeep Uxbridge (905) 852-3313 and a perfect fair day came forth. The 4-H Achievement Days in the Livestock sections were well attended with many proud parents and grand- parents present. The Parade was led by Dale Page in his travelling music box followed by a large variety of decorated bikes, wagons, autos, floats and horses. David Simser of Fene- lon Falls, President of the Ontario Association of Ag- ricultural Societies offi- cially opened the fair with remarks from District Homecraft Representa- tive, Ivy Succee of Peterbo- rough. The Exhibit Hall was filled with a great display of baking, sewing, and crafts which created keen competition in most class- es. The champion quilt was won by Evelyn Morri- son of Blackstock. The arena held the grain and vegetables classes as well 4-H exhib- its and a large variety of concession. Old MacDon- ald's farm operated by Glenys Gotham thrilled old and young alike. The sheep display and demon- strations fascinated many who enjoyed watching the spinning and other activi- ties. The Kid's World, which included the Mutt Show, many games and activi- ties and ending with the Pedal Tractor Pull was a real hit with the kids and parents alike. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES * ANNUAL RATES - SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. Monte Carlo HAIR FASHION lif Eb. 224 f Guidy 0 11 Water Street, Port Perry 985-3684 Back to School Special August 21 to September 13 Monday to Friday 15% off Perms, Colour, Highlights. Buy 20 Tanning sessions and your name will be entered in our monthly draw for Aust. Gold T-shirt or Towel. Complimentary eyebrow wax with make up appointment (Full Body Waxing also available) 15% off Full set acrylic nails. 15% off on Men's Hair Replacements Now available - HAIR EXTENSIONS Monday - Friday 8am-8pm Saturday 8am-3pm (Sunday Tanning By Appointment only) 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 INTERNATIONAL TANNING Magician Michael Ross kept people's heads shak- ing wondering how his many tricks were really accomplished while Pep- per the Clown thrilled many. Throughout the af- ternoon the Mundell fami- ly and their guests enter- tained outdoors. Once again the Media Milking Contest attracted much attention when rep- resentatives from the CKLY radio station in Lindsay, Port Perry Star, Scugog Citizen and the Fair Board all tried their hand at milking the quiet cows from Hoogeveen Farm. The Champion choco- late cake baked by Kate Mairs was auctioned to Lindsay Sale Barns while the Champion Cherry Pie baked by Beth McEllis- trum was sold to Linton Farms. President Lawrence VanCamp surprised Sec- retary Joyce Kelly by pre- senting her with a floral arrangement on the occa- sion of her 30th year as Secretary of the fair. The Harness and Sad- dle Shows continued throughout the afternoon as did the excellent beef cattle show. The dairy cat- tle show had not attracted as many entries as the di- rectors had hoped. The Horse Pull had ten teams in total. Keith Hob- den of Lindsay won the light class while Steve Saunders also of Lindsay took the red ribbon in the heavyclass. An excellent crowd at- tended the Beef Barbecue dinner at the United Church. The dance with music by Jerry Archer of KX 96 FM concluded the day in fine form. The 130th annual Blackstock Fair will go into the records as another very successful event. Course back A nine-hole golf course will be a part of the Can- terbury Common project, council learned this week. Original plans for the upscale retirement home on Simcoe Street involved the course, but after a change in management the course was said to not be economically viable. The developers wanted to incorporate a park plan in its place, but council ad- vised them the best and possibly only way to con- tinue with the project was to put the golf course back in the plans. The developers recently completed a review of their project and advised council they would be pro- ceeding as draft plan ap- proved with the inclusion of a golf course. GA ih. Sl SE A BRR a