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"0 ) LE BEY SE IY . ' . TIE INR Y tt) " ) t"e re side (0 42 v rr - ve. IAL "ee es eee ee oe Special winners at 1984 Fair (From page 9) Raisin Pie. A new special by Allen's Canada Vinegar for icicle pic was won by 1st - Christina Prentice; 2nd - Helen Lavender. Bicentennial Special - "Grandma's Ginger- bread" - Karen Davis won 1st; Christina Pren- tice won 2nd and Deidre Earle won 3rd. The $75.00 First prize donated by Port Perry Loyal Orange Lodge for "Dark Fruit Cake' was won by Ona Short; 2nd was Deidre Earle and 3rd was Mrs. B. Pren- tice. The "Get Well Soon' hamper made by Kathy Hewitt won 1st; Judy Froats won 2nd and "2 Christina Prentice won 3rd Canada Packer's winning quilt was made by Muriel Gibson. Re- serve Champion is Eva Hunter. Ann Bylsma crochet- ed the special winning tablecloth. Excellence in Needle- work with the points was Helen Laven- der We had a Surprise by Port Perry Needlecraft to the high point winner in the knitting and crocheting classes - Kathy Hewitt. In the "Men Only" classes, Reg. Davis won both prizes - Chocolate Cake and Oatmeal Cookies. The Organizations displaying their "Olde Country Kitchen" were Greenbank W.I., Scugog Island W.I. and Honey- dale W.I. i The Hands Magazine prize goes to Deidre Earle for highest points in Crafts and Hobbies. And Extra Special prize for highest points in Needlework and Crafts of $25. from Simpson Sears goes to Helen McKean. The winning Photo- graphers for highest points are 1st - Norma Holtby; 2nd - B. Douglas and B. Schyrburt; 3rd. - Janice Evans and Grace Bajema. Prizes donated by Port Perry Legion. 19 and Under Section Special cake decorat- ed for Ontario's Bicen- tennial - Ruth Douglas won 1st prize; Chrissie Chatterwon 2nd and "Stephen Diceman won 3rd. The Honeydale W.I. Special prizes went to 1st Ruth Douglas; 2nd Steven Douglas and 3rd Lisa Steinmueller. The winner of the Trophy for highest points is Ruth Douglas. Everyone who enters and tries his or her best is a winner. Special thanks to all those who donated prizes. A great community affair! Bicentennial Parade Winners The Baxter Family won the Bicentennial Special for their old- fashion "portrait" of family life. Decorated bicycle winners - 1st Michael Chapman; 2nd - Peter King; 3rd - Robin Prentice. Push and Pull Toy - 1st "Bessie'" .and Jul- ianne Brownson; 2nd Covered Wagon - Sarah Chapman and Amy Chapman. Funniest Costume - 1st Laura Lee Taylor. Special Bicentennial costume winners were Charlotte Taylor; Gavin Baxter, Matthew Baxter, Megan Baxter, Rhea Baxter. Honourable Mention for decorated bikes were Jordan Sanders; Jay King and Robbie "Romane. Section 13 Draft Horses Class 1 - A. - Ruby Cochrane. All Breeds - B. - Ruby Cochrane. class 5 A. - Ruby Cochrane. Wagon Horses B. - Murray Heath, Camp- bellford. Class 6 Best Team on Grounds - Ruby Coch- rane, Blackstock. Class 10 Wagon Horses; Light - Ruby Cochrane: Heavy - Murray Heath. Class 11 Junior Driver - Earl Durwood, Sunder- land. Class 12 Lady Driver - Ruby Cochrane. Beef Cattle Section 15 Hereford Class 1 Chabrook Fms. Class 2 R. Adams Class 3 G. Elmbhirst Class 4 Indian River Class 5 Indian River Class 6 Indian River Class 7 Indian River Class 8 Indian River Class 9 Indian River Class 10 Chabrook Fms. Cobourg Section 16 Aberden Angus Class 1 Drynook Fms. Enniskillen Class 2 Drynook Fms. Class 3 M. Bailet Uxbridge Class 4 R.L. Handford Class 5 R&C Bailey Little Britain Class 6 Jim Hennebatt Lindsay - Class 7 R&C Bailey Class 8 R.&C Bailey Class 9 Drynook Fms. Class 10 Drynook Fms. Join the Chrysler Revolution! Chrysler Is the only automobile manufacturer offering a 5 Year Warranty against body corrosion. Come In and see us today for full detalls. GREAT SAVINGS ON '84 MODELS. "We're Clearing Them at Invoice!' S104 UJ cf 0] cS CHRYSLER LTD. HWY. 7A-12 MANCHESTER ++ 985-7354 Section 17 Shorthorn Class 1 Boomin Ltd. Spring Grange Fms. Class 2 Boomin Ltd. Grange Fms. oe, Fred McConnell Meaford Class 4 S. Bullock Inglewood Class 5 Boomin Ltd. Class 6 J. Sims Cameron Class 7 J. Sims Cameron Peterborough Class 10 Spring Grange Fms Woodville. Section 18 Charolais Class 1 T. Ormiston Bowmanville Class C. Goble Janetville Class 3 T. Ormiston class 4 Kingwhite Cattle Petterlaw Class 5 T. Ormiston Class 6 Kingwhite Cattle Class 7 Kingwhite Cattle Class 8 Kingwhite Cattle Class 9 Loth Lomian Charlais, Queensville Class 10 Loth Lomian Charlais, Queensville. Section 19 Simmental Class 1 E&M Lidtkie Little Britain Class 2 Wyecrest Fms. Brooklin Class 3-- Class 4 E&M Lidtkie Class 5 Wyecrest Fms. Class 6 Wyecrest Fms. Class 7 Wyecrest Fms. Class 8 Wyecrest Fms. Class 9 Wyecrest Fms. Class 10 Wyecrest Fms. Section 20 Market Class Beef . 1. Doug Crozier - Port Perry; 2. Doug Anthony - Port Perry; 3. E.L. McLaughlin, Nestleton; 4. Donald Anthony, Locust Hill. Section 21 Coloured Dairy Cattle - Jersey 1. L. McKeawn and Sons, Woodville; 2. W. Wallruff, Bowmanville; 3. J. Mortson, Queens ville; 4. W. Wallruff, Bowmanville; 5. L.. Mc. Keawn and Sons: 6. W. Wallruff, Bowmanville; 7. W. Wallruff 8. N Bagg, Thornhill; 9. N. Bagg, Thornhill; 10. N. Bagg, Thornhill. Section 23 Winners Class 1. Pre 4-H Calf - Gail Snoddon; Class 2 - Champion Bull - Han. over Hill; 3. Junior Heifer - Cecil Snoddon; 4. Intermediate Heifer - Jim Phoenix, Peter Hoogeveen, Dan Doner; 5. Senior Heifer - Mike McGriskin; 6. Dry Cow - Elmcroft and Tedesco; 7.Jr.2Yr. old - Hanover Hill; 8. Sr. 2 Yr. old - Hanover Hill; 9. 3 Yr. old - Flmcroft Holsteins; 10. 4 Yr. Old - 'Hanover Hill; 11. 5 Yr. Old - Lloyd Wilson; 12. Mature Cow - Elmcroft and Ken McDonald; Grand Champion - Elm- croft and Ken Mec- Donald; 13. Best Udder - Elmcroft and Ken Mc- Donald; 14. Progeny of Dam - Elmcroft and Ken McDonald; 15. Breeder's Herd - Han- over Hill. Produce Division Section 24 Grains and Seeds: 1st place tie - Jim Coates, Port Perry and E.L. McLaughlin, Nestleton. Section 25 Vegetables and Roots Highest Number of Points: Helen Laven- der, Blackstock. Section 2¢ Fruit Highest Number of Points: Lloyd Smith, Port Perry. Horseshoe Pitching 1st. Roy and Harold McLaughlin; 2. Al Eph- grave and Mr. Butcher; 3. Lloyd and Ron Smoke. BOATING TIPS The law requires that there always be two peo- ple in a boat which is towing a water skier; one to observe the skier, and one to drive the boat. Horse Drawing Competition Light Draft Class: 1. Grant Quinn, Coboconk ; 2. Jack Batty, Cobo- conk; 3. Earl Powell, Kirkfield. Heavy Draft Class: 1. Ingram Wessell, Nor- land; 2. Dennis Stewart, Woodville; 3. Leroy Nesbitt, Reaboro. Ladies Open Class: 1. Sherry Wessell, Nor- land; 2. Joan McLean, Little Britain; 3. Jean Batty, Coboconk. Demolition Derby 1. Murray Carnag- han; 2. Larry Handley; 3. Ray Warren; Best Looking Car - Martin. Fiddle Contest Sharon Mundell 1st - 12 years and under; Rara Anderson - 1st - 18 years and under; Kar] MacNaughton 1st - 19 years - 59 years; George Stinsin - 1st - 60 years and over; Albert Moher - Open Class; Danny Mundell - Youngest Fiddler; George Gagne - Oldest Fiddler. Pet Show 1. Alex Cranmer - Tyke - Biggest Dog; 2. Doug Cochrane - Small- est Dog; 3. Karrie Davidson and Michael Connell - Best Dressed Dog; 4. Karrie Davidson - Best Trick Performer; 5. Alec Cranmer - with Longest Tail; 6. Heather Donter - Dog with Shortest Tail; 7. Alec Cranmer - Best Dog in Show; 8. Michael and Terry Chatten - Largest Dog; 9. Lorie Phoenix - Smallest Cat; 10. Michael and Terry Chatten - Best Dressed Cat; 11. Michael Chatten - Moth named 'Bruster'; Most unusual Pet. 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