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LC a Hoskin Stables, owned by Terry and Shirley Cane, ne =" ry hoi i bi Cand, WY] A i x 3 ) on? y { PEP I i% - 7. Va ~Tn 3 Py - - 4 offer a horsemanship program to anyone who is interested. Students are taught safety around the horse, cleaning habits, the anatomy of the horse and as shown, showmanship on the line. 'Scugog Island W.I. by Christina Prentice The July meeting of Scugog Island W.I. met at the home of Lynda Parry, this is our picnic meeting, there was a good turnout of members and children. And Lynda's pool was a great hit as the weatherman gave us a beautiful day. A short business meeting, followed. A big vote of thanks to everyone who made our Annual Auction sale a big success. And 1983 is our 10th sale so look for something special at this. The Fair committee will be looking after the display - either articles from Grandmas kitchen or a bridal shower. September 29th W.I. work- shop at the hall. August is guiding at the musuem. Lynda conducted a chinese auction. The meeting closed and we thank Lynda for having us. Stephen Johnson and Caroline Carnoghan amused the audience on Queet Street with their short skit on how a western girl makes a man out of a wimpy- bartender. . Sra he A RI ASG A horsemanship program offered by Terry and Shirley Cane of Hoskin Stables near Blackstock has been provi- ding satisfaction to horse lovers for the past four years. The program originated out of the summer school program from Bowmanville High School and is open to anyone interested from the ages of six and up. Each session runs for a three-week period, five days a week from 9 to 12. Two three-week lessons,, are organized totalling 100 students. A class of 50 are brought through drills such as show- manship on the line, interest films, the anatomy of a horse and most importantly, says Mrs. Cane, safety. The cost of the interest course is $60 and students * ERA ' ¢ 3 : a aa NY ¢ tN A ¢ WV, f Th A ' » . #17 t's 4 aaa ath can enroll in the second three-week session if they wish. Certificates are granted at the completion of the course. The Cane's provide 14 work horses but students with their own may bring them. Helmets and boots Blackstock area news (From page 23) ments will be served. This Association will hold a ride-a-thon on Saturday, September 25 at Hoskin Stables. Trophies will be awarded to the individual rider with the highest earnings and to the group or Rabies, By HL WARY Ya 3 sSNA AS LE ph RAR nye ' At 1 VE Age fF Fel TF Fr, $ALE ME CN £1 LP - 4 N NE tells . 4 : Y VoL SAT ' ae a a 2 SPREE SEES SERRE RS SR ATS. EF TE SN SLE. SS PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday August 10, 1982 -- 25 Hoskins Stables offer { horsemanship program with heels are also needed. Other lessons provided by the Cane's is a specialized program for handicapped students. Classes are held from 4 to 7 every Wednesday evening. Mrs. Cane says that horse- back riding is excellent in stable with the highest earnings. All riders will receive crests. For further information, registration and pledge sheets, contact Hoskin Stables, 986-5558 or Sandra Morton or John Burr of Oshawa before September 15. which is spread by infected animals, continues to be a serious problem in Ontario. {{ It is of special concern in built up areas where domestic and wild animals can infect children who come in contact with them. Children should be warned to avoid stray pets, as well as wild animals, especially if they appear sick or friendly because these usually are signs that they are rabid. Pets should be regularly vaccinated, leashed, and kept indoors at night. You can help to control rabies by reporting to your local police, humane society or health unit any pets or wild anjmals which are acting strangely. : Do not handle your pet with bare hands immedi- ately after it has fought with a rabid animal. Do not touch dead animals. Seek advice from a veterinarian. Contact your doctor or health unit immediately if your child or pet comes in contact with wild animals. terms of its balancing and theraputic effect. She has been an avid horsewoman all her life and says she enjoys the work she is doing in the classes. "But," she says, "It's a full-time job." Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bradburn were Avery and Bea Wiskin, Oshawa, Debbie and Sotos and san Matthew Demosthenous of Mississauga and Sotos' parents Mr. and Mrs. Demosthenous of Cyprus. If you would like to know more about rabies write for a free copy of our pamphlet, ANIMALS, RABIES AND YOU from the Ontario Health Resource Centre, Health Promotion and Information Branch, 9th Floor, Hepburn Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 182. Ministry of Health - ®@ Ontario Larry Grossman, Minister EASE a aR a A argo) - 2 anh Tn, ERE NATE y or RE FEDS LRN, Mieke nA . od sy " oy | ". 'e . , 2 Thi - TL Tt of Phra BT ha J- Bt Sl 3 red 2 Mor - A JA] - - ' Lr NIT LANL Ty EN, ~~ [36 7 FO ' "offe ye - op Te A ot a vi ie tar a See 'ary "eal: -