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FAN LL FINAN 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 21, 197¢ Extend fair to 2 days (continued) contest. . For the first time local girls 14-18 years of age will be competing for the title of Miss Port Perry Fair, At will be the first of many entertaining events. The Junior Farmers, for in- stance, have organized dis- plays and entertainment for both days on a special stage in the south-east corner of the fair grounds Other promising _agrigaltural attractions wii line Farmers Beef Show andthe Black and White show. Two new and interesting events will be the miniature tractor pull and the junior gymkhana. be a Petting Zoo, where younger children can make friends with their favourite animals. Meanwhile the The Echo 13 Scugog Rd. - BLACKSTOCK - 986-4820 (Just south of the Cenotaph) WE BUY & SELL Crafts-Books-Furniture See our assortment of gifts for all occassions OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY. = LTTE TCC TT CT SupurnnnnmannEna nnn There will also. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 66 Brock St., W., Uxbridge 852-5291 COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE Open Monday to Friday 9a.m.to 6 p.m. Member of Denture Society of Ontario. NCTE ETE EE EEE TTT fair exhibits ays range from beef and dairy cattle to a historical display. All the proceedings will «commence with a children's parade on Sunday featuring the renowned O.P.P: band. The parade will be followed by the opening ceremonies at 2 p.m. at the fairgrounds and then the fun begins.' To help offset the cost of the new exhibit building, a "draw is being held with first prize - a half of beef, second - a hund quarter, and third - a front quarter. The beef is grade "'a" quality and will be cut and wrapped free of charge. Tickets are now on sale for $1.00 each. Someone will be lucky enough to take home half a steer, but many more will take home memories of a great fair. FURR anne )j PAY Epsom and arean By Jean Jeffery Epsom United Church was beautifully decorated for the presentation of Canada Cord Ceremony on Friday even- ing, July 16, 1976. The girls being so honour- ed were Patricia Bolton and . : - assisted by Anne Tapscott Belinda Espley. Mrs. Betty Tapscott, pian- ist for the evening, played as the Brownies, Guides and their leaders marched to their seats. Presentation of colours was made by Sandra Bolton with -Guide 'Flag, she was and Yorn Kerry. Also by Carol Dempsey with the Canada Flag, she was assis- ted by Susan Saulnier and Samantha Espley. Our Minister, Mike Ward, gave the Call to Worship, The Scripture was read by Judy Rudin. Mr, Ward Guide captain Ann Wanninkhof ajusts the Canada Cord of Patricia Bolton at a Canada Cord Presentation ceremony held at Epsom United Church on Friday. Patricia and Belinda Espley (right) were both presented with the award, the highest level of achievement attainable by a Guide. STAR Stationery Office Surprly A Division of Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. ) TN & OFFICE SPECIALS STAPLERS al -- Assorted Colours OFFICE HOURS: Uxbridge Denture Clinic 66 BROCK ST. W., UXBRIDGE Monday to Friday - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday - 9 a.m. to 12 noon COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE D. THAPAR, DENTURE THEROPIST ews gave a brief message on "Witnessing"'. The'Lord's Prayer and the Guide's Prayer were repeat- ed in unison. The Guide Hymn was then sung. 'The Brownie salute was given by Nancy: Rudkin, Karen Tomchishin and Janice Jackman, Mrs. Southgate, District Commis: sioner, spoke a few words, then introduced Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Espley who then' invested 'their daughters with the Canada Cord. Highest honour award for guiding in Canada. Mrs. Southgate then presented each girl with the Canada Cord pin. The Guide Com- pany gift of a silver guide spoon was presented 'by Guide: Captain = Anne Wanninkhof. Dist. commissioner South- gate presented a plaque from the Parents Associat- jon. She then called upon Guides Dory and Corry Ful- ford, who presented Patricia Belinda each with a sheaf of roses. On behalf of the Centen- nial Committee of Epsom Church, Mr. Donald Asling presented each girl with a lucky 1976 Silver Dollar and a Centennial pen. Judy Rudkin "and Martha Mec- Callum also received this gift from the Church. As Patricia Bolton was the 10th girl to receive the Canada Cord under the leadership of Guide Captain Wanninkhof, on behalf of the 2nd Girl Guide Company to present Mrs. Wanninkho with a sheaf of red roses in appreciation for her help and many hours of work. A beautifully decorated cake graced the tea table in the sunday School rooms. Mrs. Joan Rudkin and Mrs. Robina Hall presided at (continued on page9) 852-5291 x E 3) & 07 «+ SAVE $2.10 SAVE $2.10 . 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