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AT S84 - " ~~. GUILD BRAND Coil bound with 120 pages. Sugg. Retail $1.20 ea. Coil Steno Books 19° GS 810 - Quality white paper, ea. feint ruled with $1.50/10 centre line. -k Marks- - A-Lot ) Markers . C84 - Marks on anything! | Wedge or bullet tip X50 I re with water-proof | =) fast drying perman- uy' ent ink. Used in | ¢ " schools, ware- NTH houses, addressing (ei ft packages, drawing ry | graphs etc...Ideal Ei | for every day use. | NN . y Sugg. Retail $1.65 ea. yn | $11.95/dz, ----2 ) 1" Fl sugg Real ACCO i -- $5.99 bx. (il (= kK 2-Piece Fasteners 0 hold pre-punched bx. 2-An easy Ars quantity. Rust proot : Faber-Caste\ \ RIERA NEI; -- -- CL -------------- Re -- ay = FaberCastell am Textliner Highlighters i asmeremnst bec ngnion 226, yellow, orange, red, pink, blue or green. Fair will open during evening for first time Fair days are here again, almost, and by the sound of things, the Port Perry Fair will be the biggest and best celebration yet. Not only will the Labour Day weekend festivities take on a Bicentennial flair, they'll also go on longer. For the first time in fair history the grounds will be open all day and all evening too. As fair president Stewart Diceman points out, "We must move with the times and although this, the Bicen- tennial year, makes us reflect back, it is also the time to look ahead". The fair gets under- way Saturday Septem- ber 1st with a Bicenten- nial parade through Port Perry, a beautiful Man jailed over death of woman A 41-year old sales manager has been given a maximum sentence -- two years less a day -- for dangerous driving that resulted in the death of a 33-year old woman at an Uxbridge street dance. Clyve DeNyke, of Pickering, who was im- paired when his car slammed into Lois Graham and her 3-year old daughter last July, was also banned from driving for three years and put on three years probation. In handing DeNyke the maximum sentence yesterday, Whitby County Court Judge Frank Dunlap said it was his duty '"'to spell out to the public at large the attitude of the cour- ts" toward impaired drivers. The court was told that DeNyke has had two previous convic- tions of drinking and driving since 1977. Police evidence showed DeNyke registered 170 and 180 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood in breathalyzer tests about an hour after the 1 a.m. accident. The legal driving limit is 80 milligrams per 100 millilitres. DeNyke said he couldn't remember the accident or events im- mediately before or af- ter it. He had originally been charged with criminal negligence causing death but was found quilty of the lesser charge of dangerous driving. He was also sentenced to two years less a day -- to be served concurren- and the barricades at the corner of Brock and Toronto Sts. had been removed shortly before the accident occurred. Graduation Lynette Jackson, daughter of Hennie Jackson of Port Perry and Murray Jackson of Napanee, graduated from the Medical Secretary Course at Durham College in June. Lynette is now employed at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto. baby contest, a pet show, opening ceremonies, dairy and 'horse shows. Saturday night will warm fair-goers up with a hot beef buffet and a grandstand show featuring Bill Johnson and Sweet Country. Sunday features mors horse . shows, a registered beef show, a fiddle contest (better grease up them fingers), horse races and pari-mutuals, followed by a rock-em sock-em demolition derby. Sound good so far? Wait! There's more! When Monday mor- ning rolls around there'll be even more country entertainment, including the traditional excellence of the Holstein show and the Dairy Princess com- petition. Not to mention the light and heavy hor- se - shows, some hor- seshoe pitching, a commercial beef show and auction, a swine show and auction and of course, the exciting hor- se draws. Feel free to wander around the fairgrounds all weekend long, checking out the Bicentennial demon- strations in the craft house, the historical steam show and the farm exhibits which will take on particular significance this year. And don't. forget to take the kids to the petting 200. It's bound to be an in- teresting, fun-filled weekend so come on out and join friends and neighbours for a fine old-fashioned country fair - the Port Perry Fair - less than a month away on Labour Day weekend. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- Annual Rates -- tly - for dangerous driving causing bodily harm and six months concurrent for impaired driving. Graham, a nurse, was killed instantly and her daughter was slightly injured in the accident. She had been sitting in a chaise lounge in front of a semi-trailer that was set up for the street dance and was waiting for her husband, Ken, as the band players were packing up. He was a drummer in the band. The dance was over COPY RIGHT ALL RIGHTS RESERVED GuiLD STANONERS This offer expires August 31. 1984 All tems may not be available in all stores at all times Prices and description are subject to error and may vary due to local business practices STAR Office Products PORT PERRY - UXBRIDGE 'Star Office Products - A division of Port Perry Star Company Lid. Sugg. Retall $2.26 ea. $ 55 _ We oa 4 YEARS 5 YEARS -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice. Call the office for more information. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. 235 QUEEN ST. 985-7383 1 MAIN ST. S. 852-7680