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t Successful Yard Sale Held at Strathaven Nursing Home The Strathaven Nursing Home held a yard sale last Thursday and Friday, with items provided by staff and families of residents. Here, some of the Strathaven volunteers and staff are at work among the many tables of merchandise on display. Funds raised from the yard sale were to be used for the purchase of equipment in the physiotherapy room. By B.E. Hall R.O.S. Specialist DURHAM EAST COMPETES COMPETES IN EAST CENTRAL 4-H CALF SHOW Durham East 4-II members members were showing their best on Wednesday, September September 21st. This day marks the East Central 4-II Champion Champion Calf Show held at Lindsay Central Exhibition. Exhibition. From Durham East the top 4 Beef Showman, Top 4 Dairy Showman and 4-H members who placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th in their calf class at Achievement Day could compete in the East Central show. The Durham East 4-H members were competing with 4-H members members from Durham West, Peterborough, Victoria and Northumberland. Over 200 4-H members participated in the event with the following following results for Durham East. DURHAM AGRICULTURAL NEWS Champion Dairy Show- person was Elaine Barkey, Blackstock. In the same class Sharyn Barkey placed 6th and Jay Van Camp 7th. In the Junior Holstein Heifer Class Anne-Marie Hoogevecn placed 5th and Howard Sikma 6th. Jay VanCamp captured 2nd prize in the intermediate intermediate Holstein Heifer Class, and Debbie Van- Camp placed 6th. Elaine Barkey also placed 2nd with her Senior Holstein Heifer Class, while John Snowden placed 10th. Brian Goulding had the Champion Dairy Heifer in Breeds other than Holstein Class with his Guernsey Heifer. Sharyn Barkey, Steven McIIolm and Jay VanCamp placed reserve in the group of 3'Intermediate Holstein Heifer Class. Mr. W.H. Somerville . President and Chief Executive Officer of Victoria and Grey Trust Company is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. J.J. (John) Hinman as manager of Bowmanville Branch. Mr. Hinman brings 8 years of experience in the Trust and Banking industry to his new position. His most recent position was that of Savings Manager at Victoria and Grey Trust's Belleville office. VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 VG Member Caiuda Deposit Insurance UuipoMtion 68 King St. E., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2504 In Beef Showmanship, Brian Goble placed 8th, and Karen Arnold took 10th place. Brent McLaughlin placed in the first group of the Junior British Breed Heifers. Heifers. Andrew Davey, Dan Rowan and Shannon Cornish Cornish placed 4th, 5th and 6th respectively in the Senior British Breed Heifer Class. Brian Goble had the Grand Champion Steer for the day, while Richard Avery took 3rd place in the British Breed Steer Class. The Durham East group of Glen Degeer, Brian Goble and Richard Avery placed Reserve in the group of 3 beef steers. Congratulations to all 4-H competitors on their fine showing! DURHAM COW-CALF PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION FORMED A new organization to serve cow-calf producers in Durham East has recently been formed. One of the main purposes of the club is a weaning-weight program. program. The club has purchased purchased a set of portable scales to weigh a producer's calves at weaning time, to assist producers in selecting productive productive growthy heifers. The club also plans to organize organize information meetings meetings and other programs which will benefit the cow- calf operator. It is hoped that many cow- calf operators will want to take advantage of this opportunity. opportunity. As a part of the weaning- weight program, producers enrolled in the program will receive individual indexed indexed weaning weights on cows in their herd. A producer producer may enroll in the program through a $25 weighing fee, which entitles the producer to one weigh. Elected as president of the new club was Brian Or- miston from Courtice. Also, elected were Lawrence Avery, Bowmanville; and Roily Coy as Secretary-Treasurer. Secretary-Treasurer. Directors of the club are Brad Curie, Blackstock; Ross Millson, Newtonvillc; Robert Sculthorpe, Port The only account you need. Daily Interest Chequing Account VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 68 King St. E. Bowmanville VG 623-2504 Member: Cun.itl.i Deposit InsnuiHc ( otpm.itiun Hope and Ralph Greenwood, Greenwood, Kendal. Further information about the program is available available by contacting area directors directors or the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office in Bowmanville at 623-3348. Durham College Enrollment Meets Objectives Durham College postsecondary postsecondary enrollment this Fall is at a record high, although although it shows only a moderate moderate increase because of the necessity of controlling College growth until present facilities have been enlarged. Total College enrollment is 2,321 for the four post-secondary post-secondary divisions of Applied Arts, Business, Health Sciences and Technology. This compares to 2,266 at this time last year. Enrollment has been curtailed curtailed in first-year classes, which have 1,355 students compared to 1,412 last year. There has been a natural increase increase to second and third- year registrations as last year's record number of students return to complete their courses of study. There are 693 students in second- year compared to 611 last year, and 273 students in third- year compared to a 1982 total of 243. Breaking down the number of students by division, this Fall there are 324 in Applied Arts, 1,010 in Business, 410 in Health Sciences and 577 in Technology. Mel Garland, Durham's President, states that the College's enrollments are in line with planned objectives, and that larger first-year classes can again become a reality as the College's building building program is completed in the Fall of 1984. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 5.1983 11 Rotarians Win 'B' Championship at Guelph ft-" r F-ÉJ Bowmanville Rotarians fielded two teams in the recent Rotary District 707 Slow Pitch Tournament held in Guelph. The Bowmanville "B" team emerged as champions, defeating Belleville 16-11 win the tournament. Bowmanville also defeated Oshawa in the semi-finals. Shown here is Rotary Club President Jack Locke (centre) with the championship championship trophy. At left is A1 Witherspoon, the coach of the Bowmanville teams and at right is Harry Cooke, representing the winning team. Bowmanville Rotarians took part in the tournament tournament September 24. As winners this year, the Bowmanville Bowmanville Club will host the tournament in 1984. Mosquitos Receive Sportsmanship Trophy "We soon forget what we have not deeply thought about." Marcel Proust The Bowmanville Mosquitos received the trophy for sportsmanship this month during a tournament held in Stouffville September 10 and 11. The team, which is composed from selected players from neighbouring leagues, received top marks for sporstmanship among 20 teams. The sportsmanship trophy was decided by the referees, referees, based on conduct of coaches, players, and parents. Members of the Bowmanville Selects shown here include, front row from left: Jan Van- derheyden, Mark Greenslade, Scott Hanthorn, Scott Apted, Scott Killingbeck, Greg Healey, Jason Ryan. 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