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...WELCOME BACK FOR MORE Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 9,1983 7 Winning Riders Awarded Trophies Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF, BLADE, CHUCK SHORT RIB OR SHOULDER Boneless Beef Roasts OUR REGULAR PRICE 5.05/kg-2.29 lb 4'71 lb ram ■ 1-PLY, BATHROOM, ASST COLOURS White Swan Tissue pkg of 4 rolls OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.13 /ividimhi tupt rwivix, ivUN iains: z hid tNUb, i v ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS. 8 CHOPS IN A PKG. 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Valid until Nov. 12th, 1983 (Feature price 1.99 without coupon) V.CJ0079332H ■ ; The Durham Region Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Association Association held the presentation of trophies at the United Church on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. Sandra Morton who is completing her term as President made the various presentations. presentations. D iane Darch with $712 won the trophy for the highest earning for a single entry. Highest earning earning for a group entry was won by Hoskin Stables with earnings of $2552.50. Youth- 16 and under- highest- Kacky Turkocio, of Sandlewood Stables, Hampton, with $268.25. Second- Keith Reid of Hoskin Stables with $148.75. Honourable mentions in the single entry entry class went to Judy Pell and Janet Farnell. In the group honourable mentions went to Sandlewood Stables, to the Ontario Trail Riders and to the Country Road Riders. Anyone who participated participated but has not handed in pledges, please send same to John Burr, 743 Ashley Court, Oshawa, LIG 2Y6 before November 22. The remainder remainder of the afternoon was spent enjoying watching watching a video of the Open House and another film followed by lunch. Sympathy of the community community is extended to Bob and Diane Gatchell, Terry, Jackie and David on the passing of their sdn and brother Dennis Gatchell as a result of injuries injuries suffered in the truck accident last Sunday Sunday night. The very large funeral was held on Friday Friday from the Port Perry Funeral Chapel. This popular young man will be sadly missed by his NESTLETON- Ç AES AREA On Nestleton anniversary anniversary Sunday guests with the Sadlers were: Lloyd and Jean Slemon and Susan, Enniskillen, Richard and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie, Nestleton and Flora Samells of Black- stock. At Nestleton Presbyterian Presbyterian Church with Rev. Fred Swann returning after surgery in Oshawa Hospital - a good congregation congregation took gart in the remembrance and peace service. Text taken from Isaish 40 - theme - "the source of the our strength - the security of our strength and the suitability of our strength. Next week at 11 a.m. The ladies' aid will meet Thursday, Nov. 10 at 1:30 p.m. A good service at Caesarea church with Rev. W.H. Crawford speaking on Bible Prophecy Prophecy - on wars - earthquakes, etc. Matthew 24: 6 & 7 Organist - Mrs. Crawford. Crawford. The Caesarea Community Church has a new project - purchasing purchasing a piano. They are looking forward to this goal! We wish them well - we all need a goal! Appreciation Your correspondent wishes to thank those who so kindly helped make the bus trip to Toronto a success this past week. George and Ethel Freeman were most co-operative -and the bus very comfortable. comfortable. The Port Perry Star gave the trip excellent coverage - and the friends who assisted with phoning - my warmest thanks it was much appreciated, Sympathy Sincere sympathy to Roy and Doris Nottingham Nottingham of Caesarea - Roy lost a sister this past week - Marie Knapp of Oshawa - and Doris lost a nephew in a truck accident on the Shirley Road - Dennis Gatchell of R.R.2, Blackstock. many friends and relatives. Ralph Larmer is home from Oshawa Hospital recuperating from his hip surgery. The Anniversary Service Service - of Blackstock United Church was held on Sunday morning with a fine congregation. Special music was provided provided by the "Tunettes" a ladies' quartette from Scugog Island. Guest speaker was former Cartwright resident Rev. Harry Atkinson who preached a very impressive impressive message entitled entitled "Living Joyously" in his own delightful manner. manner. Afterward, a light lunch and a fellowship time was enjoyed by many who attended this service marking the 96th anniversary of the sanctuary. sanctuary. On Saturday, a busload of local residents enjoyed a day of shopping shopping at the Factory outlets in the Kitchener and Waterloo area. As well the group enjoyed visiting the famous Kitchener Kitchener Farmer's Market. From all reports, it was a long but enjoyable day. A number of people from the Blackstock area attended the Durham 4-H Agricultural Awards Banquet on Oct. 28 at the Maple Grove United Church. Many of the 4-H's from this area received awards. Brent McLaughlin received the Spruceholm Charolais Award for the Top Junior Beef Member in 1983. Deb Van Camp received the Thistle Valley Award for the member showing the Top Lamb in the show. Lynn McLaughlin received the Durham Pork Producers' Award for the Top Member of the Swine Club for 1983. Robert Green received the Farm Credit Corporation Corporation Award for being the club member scoring the highest total points at the Regional 4-H Financial Financial Management Competition. Competition. Brent McLaughlin was on the Top Judging Team at the Judging Competition, and that team received the Federation of Agriculture Award. Deb Van Camp received the Durham County Grand Champion Livestock Showperson for being the winner of the Inter-club 4-H Showmanship Competition Competition held at Durham Central Fair. The top team in the Durham 4-H Reach for the Top Competition Competition was the Farm Safety team consisting of: Lynn McLaughlin, Marilyn Green, Glen Degeer ai.d ..Nataiie Green - that team received received the Durham Junior Farmers Award. These young people were presented a plaque for being in 4-H for the first time: Bryan Green, Natalie Green and Jason Kyte. Jeff Byers and Glen Degeer wre presented with a certificate certificate for completing six projects or more. Robert Green, Lynn McLaughlin and Deb Van Camp were presented with a certificate certificate for completing twelve projects or more. Deb Van Camp received first place for the Secretary of the Year, Nancy Green received second place for Press Reporter of the Year. The Ted Buttery Memorial Award was received by Marilyn Green, The Awards Banquet wrapped up this year for the Durham East Agricultural 4-H Program. The Lion's Club will be holding their annual Turkey Roll on Saturday, Nov. 12th at 7:30 p.m. at the Nestleton Hall. Ladies are welcome.