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money will be used. ' The Banting famlly in Greenbank held a yard sale Saturday and donated all the proceeds to UNICEF. Pictured above Karen Banting, 6, and her sister Jennifer, 9, reflect on how the Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS Motor Vehicle -- Criminal Personal Injury -- Wills Real Estate -- Family Law Corporate & Commercial EVENINGS & WEEKENDS BY APPOINTMENT 114 King St. E., Oshawa 1723-2278 Sa AE SOCOUCAT HGR YGG SATIN pet8seutsiettse spay -- 8 @ [ana] = (2° - ~~ ~ PROTECT IT, "SE sikkens Once again the horseshoe pit- ching competition, attracted many competitors with the win- ners being Roy and Harold McLaughlin; 2. Gary and Ron Gray, Roseneath; 3. Don Houghes and Jim Ireland, Kirkfield; 4. Walker Fair and Stu Smoke, Peterborough; 5. John and Al Lawrence, Lindsay. There were 57 entries in the children's colouring contest. The winners were drawn for with the following children winning: 1. Phillip Kadowaki; 2. Brandi Brooks and 3. Keith Garland. Congratulations. Apple Peeling contest had the following winners - Teenage - Jill VanCamp; Men - David Petrie; Ladies - Yvonne Christie with the overall winner being declared as David Petrie. ) Log Sawing contest winners were: Men - Lloyd Wright and Roy Werry; Women - Elaine Kel- 'ly and Elizabeth Peeters; Teens - Paul Stiles and Jeff Kelsey. Nail Driving: Men - George Fayer; Women - Diana Welch; Teens - Steven Fayer. Bag Tying: Men - John Wolters; Women - Lila Marriott. Once again the Champion Cake Contest attracted much attention with 15 entries. The winners for the ladies class were Joy Werry, Beth McEllistrum, Brooklin, Marilyn Allison, Nestleton, Lois McLeod, Orono. Girls - 1. Katie HT AAAAAAAAGAAAAAAAAAAS Stonehouse Folk Ant RR. 2, OAKWOOD -- CORNER of HWY. 7 & 46 (2 Miles East of Manilla) -- OPEN HOUSE -- SEPTEMBER 7th, Sth, 9th, 1990 -- classes for new & experienced painters JENNIFER CURRIE 105-351-3204 | -- 10 weeks, 3 hour classes morning or evening -- large selection of new patterns -- reasonable prices for supplies Township of Scugog PUBLIC NOTICE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, September 5, 1990 -- 25 Results from Blackstock Fair Mairs, Nestleton, Lisa Gilbank, Blackstock, Jennifer Arbuckle, Nestleton. Men and Boys - Kevin Gilbank, Blackstock, Colin Asselstine, Blackstock. The Champion Cake was won by Katie Mairs and later was auc- tioned by Harvey Graham to Kirk Kemp for $145. The two flowers specials were won by Grace Bajema and Anita Mazzarolo. Most points in the crafts were won by Shirley Eberhardt of Orillia while Janice Beechey of Blackstock won most points for canning. The Royal Bank Trophy for most points in Culinary Arts was won by Beth McEllistrum of Brooklin. The Champion Afghan was won by Kathleen McAvoy of Oshawa. Most points in the various sew- ing classes were won by Laurie Bright, Oshawa, Kelly Dezan, Oshawa, Jean Keates, Oshawa, Lois Moffatt, Oshawa (Raglan), while the Victorian Corner the most points were won by Shirley Eberhardt of Orillia. The Edna VanCamp Memorial Special for the best Raspberry Pie was won by Cathie Taylor, Blackstock while Jean Mahaffy of Blackstock won the Elva Van- Camp Memorial Special for the best tea biscuits with 12 entries. There were 14 entries in the Five Roses Raisin Pie special with Beth McElistrum of Brooklin winning. The Gerald Kelly Carpentry Chocolate Cake special attracted 13 entries with Joy Werry of Blackstock the winner. 1 3 ( OY Please recycle this newspaper \\ | y NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY AND BUSINESS OWNERS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG NEW MUNICIPAL ADDRESS SYSTEM In preparation for the new 911 Emergency Response Plan, the Township of Scugog has under- taken the task of assigning new street numbers for all properties throughout the Township. The majority of properties affected currently do not have assigned numbers, however, some re-numbering will be required on certain streets in Prince Albert and Port Perry. Note that every attempt has been made not to change the street numbers of existing residen- tial and industrial subdivisions, however, in some cases it was necessary. In addition, names . have been legally assigned to public highways and Township roads that were never formally named. Also there have been some name changes in an effort to eliminate a name duplication. The main purpose of the new municipal address system is to provide a uniform numbering scheme throughout the Township. This uniformity is a major component to the 911 Emergen- cy Response Plan. The numbering system will assist in identifying and locating properties by the Emergency Services (Police, Fire and Am bulance) for a quicker response. Another benefit of the uniform numbering scheme will be the easier identification of your property by customer service related businesses such as oil delivery, hydro, etc. In order to display your number most effectively, standardized reflective signs will be available to the rural residents of the Township affected by this change. Information about the availability, cost'and where they may be picked up will be available in the not too distant future. CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 | SUNDERLAND F AIR SEPTEMBER 11th and 12th TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 6:00 PM - Gates Open 139th ANNUAL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 9:00 AM - Gates Open, MIDWAY - MIDWAY 10:00 AM - Light Horse Show . . . 6:30 PM - Magician 10:00 AM - Pet Show The implementation and success of this program will depend on your support and co-operation. 7:15 PM - Puppet Show 10:30 AM - Heavy Horse Show The benefits in an emergency and support service res e will i 8:00 PM - Olid Time Fiddlers Contest 11:30 AM - Parade inconvenience this will ue PHO ponse will far outweigh the temporary 8:00 PM & 1:00 PM - Dog Show 9:00 PM - 'Mountain Bike Trick Show' at the Grandstand FAIR ADMISSION: Tues. $3; Wed. $4.00; Cars $1; Public School FREE; Grandstand FREE 1:30 PM - 4H Dairy Calves 2:30 PM - Kiddies' Tractor Races Demolition Derby Wednesday 7:30 PM For further information, please call the Township of Scugog Clerk's Department. Earl S. Cuddie, Clerk-Administrator (416) 985-7346 NETIC o0 Soe B