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Fiddle Contest results From Page 22 up the old pictures-and contact your classmates of Cartwright High School days and plan to join the activities on Thursday November 22 and Friday November 23. . 3 A very. successful Fiddle Con- , test was held on Saturday SYening at the Recreation Centre wit Richard MacKenzie acting as genial Master of Ceremonies. Entertainment was provided by the Mundell family of Warsaw, David Wotten and George Timms as well as the large number of contestants. Prize winners were - 12 years and - under: 1. Mathew Johnson of Stratford, 2. Deylyn O'Sullivan of. Deseronto, 3. Max Dares of Toronto. 13-18 years: 1. James Bickle of Tavistock, 2. Jay Weiler of Ariss, 3. Jessica Weiler of Ariss. 19-59 years: 1. Albert Moher of Lakefield, 2. Ray Bisson of Oshawa, 3. Shawn Mundell of Warsaw. 60 and over: 1. Earl Giles, Scar- borough, 2. Earl Savers, Whitby, 3. Ken Knights, Coldwater. The winners of each class com- peted in the Winners' circle with the following winners decided - Champion - James Bickle, 2. Albert Moher, 3. Earl Giles, 4. Mathew Johnson. Prizes for the youngest fiddler was won by 5 year old Andrew Weiler, oldest - Earl Giles and the fiddler from the farthest distance was Mathew Johnson of Stratford. Mugs and trivets with the Blackstock Agricultural Society crest were on sale. Anyone who missed the opportunity to -pur- chase these ceramic items made by Andrea Weir may get some from Joyce Kelly, Secretary. Fern and Clayton Pellett of Rochester, N.Y. spent afew days --with Bill and Ruth Marconi and thoroughly enjoyed the fiddle Contest on Saturday evening. While here they also renewed ac- quaintances with Vernon and Vera Asselstine, other residents of the park in Florida where they spend winters. Glad that Jean Mahaffy is feel- ing better after surgery. Fair board members are reminded of the annual District 4- meeting that will be held in Lind- say on Thursday, October 25 dur- ing the day from 9:30 - 4:00. Call either David Petrie or Joyce Kel- ly for car pooling. As a follow-up from prizes won at Blackstock - Eileen McLaughlin, Cindy Werry, Wilma VanCamp and John Werry were invited to participate in the Apple Pie Baking Contest at Black Creek Pioneer Village on Sunday. John won first prize in the junior class which he entered and received many lovely gifts. They YMCA Spootacular It's a Hallowe'en Party! for kids ages 2'% - 4 yrs. (downstairs) and 5-8 yrs. (upstairs) on Satur- day, October 27, 1990. Come for fun with games and crafts and special treats to000000! Wear your scariest face' to the YMCA in Port Perry at 9:30 A.M. and for only $3.00 have some great Hallowe'en fun! Please give us a call at 985-2824 by the 25th if you're planning to come and we'll have a gruesome brew planned for y0000000Uu! all enjoyed an exciting day par- ticipating in the large event. Shirley Women's Institute will be celebrating it's 80th anniver- sary with a party on October 24 at the Purple Hill L.O.L. building. Any former members are invited to attend this special occasion, For further information call either Muriel Wotten or Joyce Kelly. On Tuesday evening the Blackstock Recreation Centre was filled to capacity with an overflow into the arena for an in- formation meeting on Landfill sites and waste management. Guest speaker was Bill Parish chairman of PACT (Pickering Ajax Citizens Together for the En- vironment) Bob Almack local resident and an environmental Resourse teacher with the Durham Board of Education presented an excellent address as well. The Zero Garbage group is being organized so anyone who wishes to assist with the group is urged to call either chairman Bill Lishman or Bob Almack. There were 9 tables at the week- ly card party with the following winners: 1. Carl Gimblett 2. Ross McRoberts 3. Ruby Cochrane 4. Faith Lawrence 5. Norman Rohrer 6. Lorna Swain. Low - Ann Taylor. Draws were won by Lor- na Swain, Bernice Loudfoot, Charlie Campbell (2) and Mary Poots. 4H News by Christina Ewart. This week at 4-H we shared new ideas for breakfast and then made a quick bread. We learned how, to do the drugstore wrap. This time we had a good show of 15 girls on October 2nd. Our next meeting is scheduled for October 16. Gerald and Joyce Kelly were Sunday evening dinner guests of June and Bob Petch, Ken and Katherine of Gillford. Marion and Glenn Larmer en- joyed a business and pleasure weekend jaunt to Eastern Ontario visiting friends and his sister Beryl and Ken Strong in Ottawa. 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