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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Marion Lee has been nominated for the West's Best Gram- ma. (See story for details.) Over 60 specialized exhibitors with treasures designed with you in mind. July 6 - 7th 10 am - 5 pm "Special Feature" Make your own strawberry shortcake! |__ Admission - $2.00 + Seniors-$1.00 + Under 12 Free Do you seek greatness? ; FAMILY Here's your chance... WEST'S BEST CON (formerly World's Greatest Contest) Nominate or Vote for your Favourite. Votes cost 1¢ cach. "* Top voters in each category receive a "West's Best. , ." Trophy * Most votes receives a Weekend Getaway for two at the Pine Vista Resort on Stoney Lake. The entrants to date are: < West's Best Cowboy............... Pete Kneal........ Liz Drebit..........coorr 100 West's Best Gramps... Orval Nelson... Marion Lee... ivi, Ryan BAgar...... ini ooo < West's Best Belle West's Best Granny < West's Best Teen el 985-2268 AAAAAAAA Best of the West winners to be chosen Saturday Organizers for the 19th an- nual Festival Days are looking for the West's Best. The contest, formerly known as the World's Greatest Con- test, has eight categories this year: West's Best cowboy, belle, gramps, granny, teen, baby, vil- lain, or business person. Nominating your favorite guy or gal is as easy as finding cactiin the desert. All ya hafta dois call Virginia down at Marlin Travel (985- 2268). A nomination fee of $1 is needed before the person can become an official contestant. But that $1 equals 100 votes. That's right, every penny is a vote and there's 100 of them suckers in every looney. The deadline for voting is high noon on Saturday, July 13. The winners will be announced later that day. The person with the most votes in each category is the winner. And to make the con- test even more interesting, the person with the most votes overall wins a weekend geta- Over 100 attend 63rd Leask family reunion By Jean Temple Over 100 people attended the 63rd Ontario Leask Reunion Picnic on June 9 at Goodwood Park. The family has an extra spe- cial reason to celebrate this year asitis the Sesquicentenni- al of Peter Leask coming to Canada from Scotland. The games were organized by Joan and Jeff Temple. The following are the results from the childrens races. Boys and girls (2-3 years old): Brooklyn - Daneliak, Alex Leask, and Philip Cosgrave. Girls (4-5): Brittany Daneli- ak, Heather Kerr, and Mea- ghan Leask. Boys (4-5): Mark Temple, Jonathon Kerr, and Alex Stone. Boys and girls (5-6): Steven Foreman, Jeff Bradley, and Me- ghan Stone. Boys and girls (8-9): Michael Temple, Andrew Wilkinson, and Jolene Askew. Boys and girls (10-11): Betty Jo Bradley, Matthew Temple, and Carolyn Stone. Boys and girls (12-14): Bill Leask and T.J. Leask. The following are the results from the ball throwing contest. Men: Andrew Palmer, Tony Leask and Rick Kerr. Women: Eve Stone, Shona Stone and Bonnie Leask. Boys: Bill Leask, T.J. Leask and Matthew Temple. Junior boys: Michael Tem- ple, Andrew Wilkinson, and Steven Foreman. Girls: Holly Stone, Kristin Kerr, and Betty Jo Bradley. The following are the results of the shoe kick contest. Men: Andrew Leask, Jamie Lane, and Andrew Palmer. Ladies: Cathy Leask, Marga- ret Cosgrave, and Emily Stone. Boys: Michael Temple, An- drew Wilkinson, and Steven Foreman. Girls: Joelene Askew, Caro- lyn Stone, and Melodie Stone. The following are the results for the nail driving contest. Men: Murray Stone, Tom Temple, and Rick Kerr. Ladies: Holly and Shona Stone, Betty Jo Bradley, and Melodie Stone. Winners in the egg toss were Kristin and Rick Kerr. Second place went to Tony Leask and Steve Daneliak. The indoor program started at5p.m. Elmer Eadie welcomed eve- ryone. Piper Shona Stone and John and Emily Stone led the kilted as with Charlie and Del rockett from Pennsylvania carrying the Haggis. President Elmer Eadie gave the address to the Haggis. It was then served by Charlie and Del Crockett. Ross Stone said grace. The 50/50 draw winner was Kathy Daneliak. Bob Leask won the door prize. Andrew Palmer and T.J. Leask were the adult and child who won in the candy in the jar contest. Al Stocks (men), Tracey Palmer (woman), Matthew Temple (boy), and Betty Jo Bradley (girl) were winners in the frisbee golf tournament. Kira Daneliak was the youngest girl in attendance, while youngest boy honors went to Matthew Bowes. Estelle Leask was named the youngest woman at heart. George Leask picked up the Turn to Page 31 way for two at the Pine Vista Resort on Stoney Lake. The real winner, though, is the Community Memorial Hos- pital. It receives all the pro- ceeds from the contest. Ain't that swell? Nine contestants have been nominated to date. They are Pete Kneale for cowboy, Liz Drebit for belle, Orval Nelson for gramps, Marion Lee for granny, Ryan Edgar for teen, Lesley Sweetman and Codie Forsyth for baby, Bill Barr for villain, and Mary Fines for business person. GRADUATE RON N. BROWN Son of Garry & Carol Brown of Port Perry, graduated from Durham College on June 1st, 1991 with a diploma in Business Administration. Ron has accepted a position with Golan Alarm in Toronto. at the MURRAY HOUSE 279 Queen St. Port Perry JEWELLERY BY KIM PRICE c= TIA 7 he << _ he Y ~Jd IT" I Salurday July 5th (OTN 4) [@] N10] D4.5s Cove (white) VINYL SIDING '54° per sq. (approx. 100 sq.ft.) ALSO ... Soffit, Seamless Eavestroughing, Shutters & A Complete Line of Metal Siding 30004 Hwy. 48, PEFFERLAW 899 Steven Court, NEWMARKET 416-836-1033 1-800-461-6455 Buchner AT HTMTI HIG TTT S THT FITS 705-437-1734