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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 11, 1998 - 9 Fair board wants pictures of this year's event Contest will pick the best shots of Blackstock fair By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Members of the Blackstock Fair Board want to see their annual fall festival through your eyes this year. ~ Fair board member Joan Graham is inviting the public to get on the other side of their camera's lens and start snapping away at what they see at the 1998 Blackstock Fair, scheduled for Aug. 29. "This is the first year we're trying it; we wanted to do something different and we figured this was a good way," she said last week, adding that a number of prizes are up for grabs for the best shots in both an adult and childrens' category. "I've been taking pictures for the fair board for many years now and with a number of new people taking shots as well, we should get some different per- spectives; a different look at the Blackstock Fair through some other people's eyes. "There are so many things going on during the day that I can't possibly capture everything. There's not a lack of subjects and events, that's for sure." Anyone interested in entering this year's photo contest is urged to sign up at least one week before the Aug. 29 fair. Those participating can pick up their free roll of 24-exposure color film at the fair the day of the event, and start snapping away. Film must be returned to the fair secretary by 5 p.m. that day. Helping out the cause this year is Jeff Reid, owner of Reid's Independent Grocers, who will be offering the fair board film at a reduced rate and doing the processing of the shots. "When the fair 1s over we're going to take the film back to Reid's where we can get it developed, and pick some winners," said Mrs. Graham. "The ones we pick will be submitted to the Ontario Fair Board for judging at a later date." Negatives and any unused photos will be returned to all the photographers. Only amateur shooters are allowed to enter the contest. Prizes up for grabs in the adult category start at $100 framing job from The Framer's Gallery for the top shot, and fol- low with a $75 framing for second, and a $50 framing for third. Prizes for the children, those aged 10 to 16 years, start at $10 for first down to $2 for fifth. "I walk many, many miles around the fair during the day and this would such a great help to me," Mrs. Graham said. Anyone interested in participating is urged to call either Janice Beechey at 986-0035 or Joan Graham at 985-4856 soon. A registration sheet will also be avail- able at Reid's Grocers as well. Boaters sought for charity poker run Attention, Boaters! Lakeside Recreation over. Annual Charity Poker Run on Saturday, Aug. 22 at mation Goreski's Lakeside Goreski's Entry forms and infor- Watercraft, boats up to 20 at (905) 985-9763 or Big Join us for the Goreski's feet and boats 21 feet and Brothers/Big Sisters Office at (905) 985-3733. 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Copy Reads: 1L, 5W30 and 10W30 Should Read: 946ml, SW50 and 10W30. We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "End of Season Blowout" insert in the "Fix-up Sale" flyer. Page 3 of insert Soccer Socks, 89-4197X Copy Reads: 5.99/3-pak Should Read: 5.99/pair We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. cnote d331/332 - All Zones Diane Richardson Mobile: 905-404-5254 I4 yrs. Sales Experience Our Customers Drive To Uxbridge For Our Service ( £% Brian Norrish Home: 905-985-8997 Mobile: 905-433-735 | 22 yrs. Sales Experience & Good Deals! rg PF 4 a Jeff Reid of Reid's Independent Grocer, Joan Graham of the Blackstock fair board, and Tracey Strong of The Framer's Gallery are urging amateur photog- raphers to take part in the photo contest at this year's Blackstock fair. The fair board wants pictures of the event, and is supplying the film to feed your camera. This year's fair is Aug. 29 at the Blackstock fairgrounds. ea lt a Request for Public Comments on Proposed Submissions for Long-Term Care Facility Beds. Regional Municipality of Durham 220 Beds Project LTC98003 On April 29, 1998, the Ontario government announced a $1.2 billion expansion of Ontario's long-term care system. As a result of this initiative, proposals to develop new long-term care facility beds in the Regional Municipality of Durham were requested. The next phase of the process involves inviting the public to comment on the applicants who have bid for the beds. If you or your group wish to comment on one or more of the applicants, this may be done at a public meeting or through a written submission. You must pre-register 48 hours prior to the meeting. Details regarding this meeting and/or mailing address for written submissions can be found below. For more information on this initiative and/or to receive a list of the applicants bidding for these beds, please call the number listed below. Regional Municipality of Durham Public Meeting Tuesday, August 25, 1998 10:00am - 5:00 pm Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology Main Auditorium 2000 Simcoe St. North (Oshawa Call 1-888-668-4636 or fax (416) 327-4486 to pre-register and to receive a list of applicants. Written submissions may be handed in at the public meeting or sent to: Ministry of Health 2195 Yonge Street, 10th Floor Toronto, ON M7A 1G2 Fax: (416) 327-4486 Vous pouvez obtenir des renseignements en frangais a la meme adresse. ©) Ontario