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A NE A ETE Y FEN TESTE JSS a o a a Beg Lo or ANQe $2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Aug. 20, 1970 The end of the programme is now here, but the biggest event of the summer is still about to take place. On Thursday, August 20h (today) all the children of the Summer Playground are staging a Penny Carnival. We would sure appreciate your interest and support. The big event begins at 6:30 p.m. with a large par- ade which starts at the High School Parking lot, travels down the main street, then stops at the arena. It is here at 'the arena, that we are carrying on the actual Carni- val. Therefore, as soon as the parade is over, the Car- nival begins. A Penny Carnival is a fun filled event where you can play all sorts of games which are set up in booths all over the arena. We have 20 booths planned for the Car- nival -- for example the dart throw, penny toss, paper plate throw, kissing booth, haunted house, refreshment stand, and many more. We've even got a side show, which features a headless hairless dog, a spectacular water col- our show, a wild monkey, palms read and the fattest lady in the world (well al- most the fattest in the world). I just don't know how anyone PORT PERRY RECREATION COI NE] ¢ 'by Jane Liddell, Recreational 6.-8.0.6.-6-6.6-6.6-6-66 EE EOC E EE EEE EEE EEE Br can think of missing this big night. Most of the booths cost a penny to play and there are prizes if you win. The most expensive booth is 5 cents. You can't beat that price, for an evening of en- tertainment anywhere. The children have put a great deal of work into both the parade and the Carnival, so please don't let us down by not supporting us. This is the youth of your town that's sponsoring the Whole night! 2%! 34 13 3: £% Recaping_ last, Vedk's ovetis) we repptt 'that tHe iBicy Tei Rodeos held at the two play- grounds were a smashing sue- cess, even though the rain caused us to change some plans. The safety talk given by Constable Chapman was extremely beneficial and should be a must for next year's Bicycle Rodéo. Thursday and Friday were also plagued by rain, but that sure didn't stop us from having fun. On Thursdav, at Tot Lot, we had an Indian Dav__which featured- Indion games. crafts. an Indian vill- age, a camp fire (which never got lit because of the rain), a council and a special Tot Lot ceremonial ritual. Prizes were awarded for the best Indian costumes and these ~ SOBEL WES PLUMBING - OOOO LLLLLLLLLLLLL LL DD DDDDDLDDD DSS IVT IVIVVVIIIIVIIOIIVIIIOIIOIIOIIIIOIIOP AAA AAAL ALAA A A A Aaa da a a a a a a aa aaa aaa a aaa og HEATING - = PORT PERRY PVOVVVVVUVIVVVOUVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VV VV VV VVVIN LANE - ELECTRIC - 980-2413 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE - OEE EE BEE (EB rl 2 PPT IOVOIOVIVPIOOCOOPOTOPIPIIIIIIYIOCOP VVVVVIVIVIVIITIOIPoIIoOOOC0Q0OOITOIIOOOOITOOOR 'Why Pay More? « COLUMBUS - Phone 655-3892 AND MEN MOTORISTS TO! FREE Box of Kleenex or Coffee Mug with each $3.00 Purchase. 0 SERRE ALE SEFNVE LORE AR SARK PDE Wi Sa Babu A A RE AX SX RXR KN A [AL SF AN SRL BE § rie FS 84 Lyte 3 N4Y SPA HC ROR LA RA CE ERs SEN Plans are well under way for the 1970 Blackstock Fair to be held on Saturday, Aug- ust 29th, Opening parade begins at 12:30 but horse show starts at noon. A new feature will be The Slippery Pig Contest honours went to Shawn Muir | for teenage boys. . There will for her excellent effort and| he two classes with the to Michael Andrews for his.| winner in each case winning Congratulations children; you | the pig. The ladies will all looked just great. have a corsage making con- Friday, saw Sr. Plavground | test and also cake decorating stage a track and field meet | by Mrs. Hester Carson from which went along great un'il the rain appeared. However nur spirits were not damo- ened, -as we simply went to the gym & finished as manv events as possible. Where there is a will there is a wav. ard we sure have got lots, pf will power. figs o Well. that's about it' tor act week's special events; but this week is still to come. It should be a great Carni- val on Thursday, so don't for- get. there is a parade at 6:30 down the main street that features all the children of the Summer Playground, horses, antique cars, maijor- ettes and much more. Fol- lowing this, is our Carnival at the arena. Please come, we wou'd like to share with you, some of the fun we've > had all sum. mer!!-- ' A. E Johnson OPTOMETRIST 229 MARY STREET '985--2383 Pit Director The balloon - fly-a-thon which was such a stccess last year will be repeated. The winning balloon was returned Erie by a girl who is being piarried on the 28th and so dn't come to the fair. [cLaughlin wins the prize for the sender. Her sister Kelly won the second prize which was returned from Toronto harbour and the 3rd prize was returned from mid- lake Ontario picked up by a sailboat. The Richard Van Camp family sent it. About loons -- many from Darling- ton and Whitby Twps. re- ceived free passes to the fair. There will be an afternoon movie presentation for those who like to rest from time to time--a spice film for the ladies, and others. In the evening two dances will be held -- square and 'round dancing for the older set in the Rec. Centre and modern dancing for the teen- agers and Young at Heart in the rink. (see advertisement ADVERTISE WEEKLY "FOR BEST RESULTS --PLYWOOD- PREFINISHED Wall Panelling OAK FINISH -- PER SHEET 4x8 5.50 3/8" Standard Sheathing Grade rw sur - wo sl], 9) Reesor Fue & Lumber 985-7951 PORT PERRY FAIR LABOUR DAY -- Sept. 7, 1969 Horse & Cattle Classes Ladies Work Horse Racing Ball Game Midway Band . 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