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= P= BO S SiS wo co An 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Sept. 26th, 1973 13 steers 3 heifers in commercial class The Port Perry Agricult- ural Society, in co-operation with the Ontario County Beef Improvement Associa- tion and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, held a very successful commercial cattle class at Port Perry Fair on Labour Day, Sept. 3rd, 1973. There were 13 steers and 3 heifers entered in the class. The cattle were shown in corral, and did not have to be halter broken. OSG GEGGHG CCGG SY - Heifer GOOG ESOSGSTOOSY Judge Gordon Crow of Guelph selected the follo- wing winners in the market classes: The Grand Champion Steer was exhibited by Windcrest Farms Limited, and the Grand Champion was exhibited by Phoenix Bros., of Green- bank. Winner of the heavy steer class (greater than 951 Ibs.) was a steer exhibited by John Den Boer. These exhibitors were presented with a $25 cash award, other exhibitors receiving $10. During the day, four of the steers were held in a separ- ate pen, and members of the Ontario County Beef Im- provement Association invited the public to judge the steers, placing them according to the order that they, as consumers. would like to buy them. In addition JAMES ( Jim) BAIRD e Experienced Farmer, Businessman and G-M- Worker 8 a a PACAP IF PP PPPS SPP PA (GOTT OOSSY & I respectfully solicit your support for Area Councillor, on October 1st, 1973. Phone 985-2809 Port Perry Ee a aC at ar ar of of dB a a a at a] e Vigorous, Dedicated, Careful representation for all. EOE EEE SSG to placing the class, the SY 3: Fe er CEE GCC GHG CLS IGICICI0D 32525 2525252525 252525252525 25 25252525252 5252 52525 2525252575500 CACC ICC! Ten Tap 025252525252525252525¢ 52525252 252525252525052525¢0 COUNCILLO > ope Lagn ogn [oye Leys Lope Lin gp) 1 Toba Toa Tula Tele] 329255 THE) MAN: - Age 42 7 an lems Logo [oye oye Lovo | ogn [cpm Lym | opm Lm ps vpn 525252525252525252525252525¢ years , Employed by Memorial Lococo aeses > oe Lon Lope Te] years C furthering graduating as a Nurse in .1964 - Elected to 1973 Council SCC aeaeae5e5252525252525 THE REASON Te T]he Tle Tie Tk Toe Tks ie ok] - Father of three, ages 13, 9 and ~~ Resident of Port Perry for 40 A - Volunteer Fireman for 8 years Hospital administrative position for 9 -Worked on the line for General motors for 10 years prior to education For WAF D2 BOB BRINICKMAN Township of Scugog Community in an and Registered. Port Perry -A MAN WHO CARES FOR PEOPLE - A representative for the residential majority, a father, a homeowner and a fellow taxpayer - A representative who has gained a year's valuable experience as your representative on local council - A representative who will respond to the needs of all the people because he is one of you - A representative interested in planning future development to meet the needs of the present and future citizens of the new Township of Scugog under Regional Government - A MAN WHO CARES ABOUT PEOPLE Bob Brinkman For Information or Transportation Phone: 985-7673 plore] 52525252 Port Perry nm | ope [ore [ope | wpe Lope | me pn | apn L ym Lape S 525252525 5252525252525252525252525252525252525252525¢2 52525252525252525252525¢25¢ 52505252525 public was asked to guess the weight of their first place steer. Of the 160 people taking part, 6 people, with placings the same as Mr. Crow's, were selected by random draw. The six people were given $5.00 beef vouchers donated by local butchers and stores. Following judging of the market classes, the animals were sold by public auction, by auctioneers Neil McLeod and Ross Bailey. Mr. Joe Baxter, of the Bank of Canada, acted as clerk of the sale, and recorded the sale of the animals to local packing firms and private buyers. The top steer in the heavy 'class (greater than 951 lbs.) was purchased by Mr. Frank Baxter, while the Champion steer, at a price of $57.75 per cwt.,, and Champion heifer, at a price of $60.25 per cwt., were purchased by DeKoker Bros. Other purchasers included Pine Ridge Packers, Co-operatives of Ontario, and Gambles & Rogers. BOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten , 985.7383 PORT PERRY STAR Scugog Island On | evening October 3, "Head" U.C.W. will meet at Wednesday the the home of Mrs. Grace Love. After meeting we hope to go out and visit new people in the community or people who were missed last year. Members, please try to attend so that no one will have to be missed this year. This experiment last year proved to be enjoyable for all concerned. We are requested by the Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs to draw your attention to the approaching privilege of giving a donation of your blood on Oct. 4 in the United Church Hall in Port Perry 1:30 -- 4:30 or 8:30 -- 3:30 p.m. Last week Mrs. Amy Smith and Mrs. Reta Wilson enjoyed 2 or 3 days in the Adirondacks. Unfortunately Jim Wilson had to spent a few days in hospital again. Tim Ashbridge will soon enter hospital for explor- atory repairs to a knee that locks at very 'inconvenient times. We trust Jerry Taylor Jr. now has a perfect elbow after surgery upon it. On Friday evening the So retirement and congratula- tory party for Rev. and Mrs. Preston Brown at "Grace" church was attended by approx. 60 people who enjoyed a social time with games, singing and contests. Mrs. Bill Lamb read an address and Mrs. Burnsell Webster presented the honoured guests with a decorator mantel clock on behalf of the Scugog Pastoral charge. Mr. and Mrs. Brown both expressed their appreciation and ladies of the charge served a delicious light lunch. Don't forget, parents and children, "Grace" Sunday School starts next week, It is also Communion Sunday: NEED MUSIC? for a . WEDDING D\ DANCE FY PARTY call 985-3089 (after 6 p.m.) and ask for Peter KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT Phone: 985 - 7005 ; 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY DRUG Sea' "WELL WORTH LOOKING FOR' 0 Gall EFFECTIVE MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 TO SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 WATCH FOR THESE ADS -- THEY'LL SAVE You MONEY >= ANACIN "TABLETS 100's SUGG. LIST $1.45 Oey _ MODESS FEMININE NAPKINS 48's Regular or Super GERITOL or TABLETS, 80's SUGG. LIST $5.19 oy BRE LISTERINE > LOZENGES 18's Regular, Lemon Mint, Orange or Menthol! ort SUGG. 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