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PERSE G24 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 28,1972 iE ™m oY \ Y . Mom you wo Wo ry about / elk Pair mo w- Log-sawing contest, harness racing part of 1972 Oshawa Fair activities For years one of the prime attractions at Oshawa Fair has been the 4-H Junior Farmer section. This divi- sion, sponsored by the South Ontario Agricultural Society in co-operation with the Canada Department of Agri- culture, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food and the Oshawa Kiwanis Club, will be held July 20, commen- cing at 1 p.m. Taking part in this Activity and Achievement Day will be junior farmer club members from all sections of South Ontario County. In addition there are classes for compet- itors from Durham, Victoria and York Counties. In addition to the showing of livestock and ponies there will be 4-H agricultural club exhibits as well as 4-H Homemaking Club exhibits. Always a popular feature of fall fairs, harness racing will again be one of the prime attractions for lovers of the Ws 4 have to Shaggy's Races for all classes from maidens up will be staged Thursday, July 20, com- mencing at 5 p.m. and Salurday, July 22, starting at 1:30 p.m. Purses totalling $2.800 are-offered. The Thursday program will consist of eight heats; while there will be nine heats on Saturday. Pari-mutuel wagering will be available. The main attractions at the Oshawa Fall Fair, Friday, sport at the Oshawa Fall .July 21, will be the Ontatib Fair. Mr. Godley's CANADA LIFE APPOINTMENT A. FRANK GODLEY The Canada Life Assurance Company is pleased to announce that A. Frank Godley has completed a course of study that quali- fies him as an Associate of the Company's Estate Service Division. recent compliment his many years of advanced life underwriting experience, ~ well qualified to co-operate with members of the legal and accounting professions in developing estate plans for clients. achievement will He is now County Dairy Princess Con- test and the log sawing competition. The = dairy princess competition has been held for some years at the fair and has been very popular. A log sawing contest was held for the first time last year and drew a large crowd ° of spectators. Both events will be held in the evening. The Town of Whitby has been a great upsurge in enthusiasm for log sawing in recent years. The event has been one of the attractions at the County Town Carnival for the past three years. Last vear three Whitby teams competed at oshawa Fair, two of them winning the top awards. Log sawing created such interest at the recent cele- bration of the centennial of the Town of Uxbridge. Seventeen teams took part and more than 200 spectators cheered on their favorites. The growth of the sport in recent years. in this area has been such that the committee in charge has issued a challenge to teams from surrounding counties to take part and prove their prowess against the best Ontario County can produce. The admission prices for the fair are $1 for adults and 25 cents for children under 12 years. "ble. Since many young people Phone installations at Scugog Museum When all four buildings at Scugog Shores Museum are operational, they will be supplied with an internal telephone communications system. The equipment and installation cost will be con- tributed by the Bell Tele- phone Company as part of that company's policy of providing equipment in hist- oric buildings and in schools for retarded children. Mr. Harvey Reddick of Niagara Falls visited the Museum on Sunday and outlined the plan Bell 'will follow. The central switch- board will be located in the school-house. From this switchboard lines will run to the Craft Centre in the Head Church building, to the Lee House recently moved to the site irom Greenbank, and to the Log cabin to be set up later this year. ! The switchboard and two telephones are already in the museum. The telephone company plans to requisition two more phones and a more antique head-set for the switchboard from its tele- phone museum in Montreal, Eachof the four telephones is to be different so that they will be interesting exhibit ilems. The museum Board plans to allow the public to operate the system whenever possi- these days know only the dial phone. the system should be Surprise On Wednesday evening, June 21st following the piano recitals in the United Church, about: 30 friends of Miss Gladys Joblin met in the lounge "for a Bon Voyage party. 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