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48" high 11/2, mesh Green Vinyl 60" high 11/2" mesh Green Vinyl 59 e Ft. Cash and Carry Per Ft. Comnplete with galvanized rail, ine posts and fittings, corner, gote and end posts extra. Gates extra Savings on Other Styles WHITE'SI FENCI NG 576-5606 Section Two Blackstock Fair Prize List The lu1th annual Blackstock Fair, held on Saturday, Au- gust 28th, offered both a wide range of traditional events and some new and interesting features, which turned out to be successful additions to the program. Heavy rainshowers lateo. in the afternoon interrupted the events for a brief period of time, cooing down the hot, humid temperatures and allowing CFRB's Bill Deegan an extra tew minutes to plot his strategy in the hand milking contest. Alas, as the results show, Mr. Deegan talks a littie fastel7 than he milks. The Tractor Pull drew large crowds at the south end of the fairgrounds, and the winners this popular new event were ý-,inted in last week's edition of the Statesman. The following are complete results of ahl other Blackstock Fair events. The Flap-Jack Flipping Contest in the Recreation Centre created much interest. The ladies' winner was Gail Shaver and the men's winner Colin Asseistine. The craft room had many fine displays and demonstra- tiofls- of varied artswood deserve to pay Iess for car and f ire insurance They do at Abstainers'. Because our experience has shown that abstainers have fewer accidents. fewer home fires. That's why we can in- sure for Iess. If you're a non-drinker, can you afford flot to look into Abstainers' insurance for your home and your car? Osborne & Shank mns. AgencY Lt. 108 Liberty St. N. Bowmanville - 623-2527 ABSTAINERS' INSU RANCE COMPANY The only Canadian Company provding atomobile ~ne ire insura,îce exclusvely to abstaîners. carvinig, spinning, to name only two. Commercial exhibits were many and of excellent quality. The baby animal pens were surrounded by visitors most of the time. Parade winners were as follows. Floats - 1. Country Living - Greensboro Drive entry; 2. Circus by the North Blackstock Kids; 3. lst Cub Pack. Decorated girls' bi- cycles - 1. Ann Hoogeveen; 2. Diana Fletcher; 3. Donna Mewers; 4. Lynn McLaughlin. Decorated boys' bicycles - 1. Wayne Stanley; 2. Michael Stanley; 3. David Wheeler; 4. David Mowers. Clowns - 1. Susan fisher; 2. Timmy Maw; 3, Leslie Wray; 4. Mark Galawray; 5. Decorated Decorated child's wagon or doîl carniage - 1. Kelly Mcbaughlin, Joel and Arthur Schryburt; 2. Denis Tomp- kins; 3. Kari-Anne Mountjoy; 4. Julie Byers. Decorated Tricycle-i1. David Ackerman; 2. icki Schryburt; 3. James MacGregor; 4. Frances Grove. Decorated Auto - 1. Cartwright High School. Novelty - 1. Bob Smith and sons with their donkey; 2. Craig Hoskin; 3. Jason Kyte; 4. Danny Maw and Tracy Churchill. Old-time horse drawn vehicle - 1. Paul vaneyk; 2. Ethel Goble; 3. Jamie Goudie. Prettiest caif contest when children dressed up their calves judged by Mr. Walter Beath. This new class was sponsored by Breeze Acres, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gra- ham. The winners were - 1. Shelley Holliday; 2. Lawrence VanCamp; 3. Henry Wolters; 4. Ralph DeJong; 5. Teresa Wygerde; 6. Sharon Holliday. Specials - Field Crop- by Funks Corn and Jack Green - E. L. MeLaughlin. Most points in vegetables- Gerald Kelly. Most points in Sewing Royal Bank tray - Mr. G. Brown, Oshawa. Dominion voucher- most points in Baking- Mrs. Dorothy Lee - Simpsons voucher; 2nd Alice Turcotte. Most points in Flowers - Marilyn Bailey. Junior Boys and Girls 9 and under - Lyn McLaughlin. Junior Girls - tie - Leanne VanCamp and Gayla Taylor. JuniorBoys - Fred Marlow. Saywell Specials - Teenage girls - Anne Kristensen; Teenage boys - Howard Bail- ey. The Mutt Show was another interesting new feature. Dog with lozýgesttail -1 Kelly Mcbaughlin; 2. Danny Caish and Carry (IF ENC1 N G Irvine; 3. Cathy Irvine. Shortest Tail - 1. Susan Fisher; 2. Jeff Byers; 3. Karen Post. Largest Dog - 1. Kelly McLaughlin; 2. Danny Irvine; 3. Cathy Irvine. Smal- lest Dog - 1. Jeff Byers; 2. Cathy Paisley; 3. Karen Post. Best Trick - 1. Kelly McLaugh- lin; 2. Danny Irvine; 3. Susan Fisher; 4. Tracy Churchill, Best Costume - 1. Tracy Churchill; 2. Cathy Paisley; 3. 3 way tie - Karen Post, Susan fisher, Jeff Byers. Mutt Show Champion - Kelly McLaughlin with lady. The Champion Cake made by Trish Sleep was sold by a'uction with CFRB's Bill deegan for $40-00 to Keith Goble and Jim Leatherdale. At this point Mr. Deegan was called to the stand and Bill and' Leila were presented with a beautifully decorated home- baked cake to celebrate their wedding anniversary Glenn Larmer directed the large crowd in singing of Happy Anniversary to mark the occasion. Later in, the day, Cliff Pethick auctioned off the Champion Market steer for 53 cents a lb. to Arnott Wotterr and Keith Goble on behaîf of the U.C.O. The market steer was owned by E. L. McLaugh- lin. Cliff Pethick also acted as the M.C. for the Milking Contest, which was proved to be as much fun as ever. Winner was Bill Newman, with Allan LaWrence in second spot, Bill Deegan third and Billy the Clown in fourth staîl. After such a successful day, it was not surprising that the Fair ended up in grand style with two very fine dances - in the Recreation Centre many enjoyed the fine music of Earl Brown of Oslawa anid the Arena rang out wîth the sounds of Rampage. The Ministry of Labour represen- tatives should have been there - our arena surely could be deemed safe after withstand- ing these sounds of modemn music. In ,ail respects, the lu1th Blackstock Fair goes down into history as one of the very best. 1 BLACKSTOCK FAIR .WINNERS Heavy Horses Percheron Team - lst and 2nd - Don Robertson, R.R. 4 Lindsay; 3rd - C. L. Jemm ett, Campbellcroft. Single Percheron - 1 and 2 - D. Robertson. Commercial, single in har- ness, heavy - 1 and 2 - Russel Cochrane, 'Blackstock. Commiercial, single, light - 1_ and 2 -R, Cochrane. Commercial Team - 1 and 2 - R. Cochrane. Four-horse team - i. Don Robertson; 2. Russell Coch- ranle. Unicorn Hitch - 1. D. Robertson; 2. R. Cochrane; 3. C. Jemmett. Lady Driver - 1 and 2 - R. Cochrane; 3 - D. Robertson. Light Horses Western Pleasure Saddle - 1. Anne Munro, Peterborough; 2. Brenda Jackson, Whitby; ý3. Ron Davindson, Oshawa; 4. Kim Munro, Peterborough; 5. Julia Munro, Peterborough; 6. Patricia Marshall, Brooklin. Parade Saddle - 1. Glenna Griffin; 2. Guy Luke; 3. Jamie Goudie; 4. Earl Hunter. Roadster Team - 1 and 3 - 'Burritt Mann; 2 - Paul Mann. Pony Hackney Team- Ray Cochrane. Arabian Saddle Native cos- tume - i. Cottonwood Colts; 2. Brenda Jackson; 3. Kim Munroe; 4. Julia Munro; 5. M.G. Harrison. Commercial Pony Team - 1. Collins; 2., Curl; 3. Circle C Ranch;, 4. Robert Gilbank. Carniage Team - 1. Burritt Mann, Peterborough. Pony Team, not hackney 1 . W. Popp, Oakwood. Pony saddle, under 46"- 1. N r 219 KING ST. EAST BOWMANVI LLE Hwy. No. 2 East of Liberty Phone 623-4481 "The Friendly People" The Prettiest Caif competition was a popular new event at the Blackstock Fair this year, though some of the entries needed more encouragement than others. This "Just Married" caif was a littie relucetant to set out on her honeymoon. Ptolemy; 2. Burritt Mann. Open Pony Saddle - 1. Patti Hoskin; 2. Bruce Gerrard; 3. Jamie Goudie; 4. Guy Luke; 5. Earl Hunter; 6. Lori Emer- ton. Ladies' Side Saddle - i. Faye Corby; 2. Mary Ruth Moore; 3. Brenda Kendall; 4. Pat Connelly; 5. Mrs. Harrison. Roadster, single over - 1. Paul Mann; 2 and 3 - Burritt Mann. Single Hackney 13.1 and over - 1. Ray Cochrane; 2. Mr. Ethel Goble. Junior Equitation - 1. Bren- da Jackson; 2. Kim Munro; 3. Julia Munro; 4. Donna Gibbs; 5. Bruce Gerrard; 6. boni Emerton. Roadster Sprint - 1 and 2 - Burritt Mann ; 3. Paul Mann. Single pony in'harness - 1. Ray Cochrane; 2. Willard Popp. Junior Showmanship - 1. Bruce gerrard; 2. Donna Gibbs; 3. Julia Munro; 4. Ron B3rooks; 5. Brenda Jackson; 6. Gordon Holliday. Gentleman's Turnout - 1. Mrs. Ethel Goble; 2. and 4. Burritt\Mann; 3. larry Brown. Lady Driver- 1. Ray Cochrane; 2. mrs. Ethel goble; 3. Hoskin Stables; 4. Mrs. Webster. Child Driver - 1,. Hoskin Stables; 2. Ray Cochrane. E-gshPleasure Saddle- 1. Dan Corby; 2. Faye Corby; 3. Debbie Jackson; 4. Mary Ruth Moore; 5. Patricia Marshall; 6. Janet Weir. Single pony in harness- 1. Ray Cochrane; 2. Hoskin Stables; 3. Larry brown. Single Commercial Pony - 1. Collins Stables;, 2. Robert Gilbank; 3. Double C Ranch; 4. Alan Squelch. Showmanship, commercial pony on line - 1. Curl; 2. Double C Ranch; 3. A. Squelch; 4. Gordon Holliday; 5. Collins Stables. Pony tandem - Willard Popp; 2. Ray Cochrane. Cattle Beef Cattle Classes won by Wm. Slater and Sons, Orono. Hereford Classes won by Dr. C. M. Horner,,Cobourg. Aberdeen Angus Bull, 2 yr. and over - 1. and 2 - Malcolm Bailey, Uxbridge. Cow giving milk or in caîf - 1. Malcolm Bailey; 2. John Robertson. Angus heifer, two years old - 1 and 2 - Malcolm Bailey. Angus heifer, one yr. and under two - 1 and 2 - Malcolm Bailey; 3 - John Robertson. Angusheifen caîf - 1 and 2 - W. r. Weir, Blackstock; 3. M. Bailey. Angusbull, under one year - 1 and 2 - M. Bailey; 3. John Robertson. Best market steer - 1. E. L. McLattighlin, Nestieton;' 2. John Robertson; 3. and 4. Gerry Cornish,; 5. Barry VanCamp. Best Beef Herd - 1. Dr. C. M. Horner; 2. Malcolm Bailey; 3. John Robertson. Dairy Cattle Guernseys - Bull Caîf - 1. Ben suteliffe, Cobourg; 2. Harvey Graham, Blackstock. Junior heifer caîf - 1. John barmer; 2. Harvey Graham. Senior Heifer caîf - i. Mark Graham; 2. Ben Sutciffe; 3. H. Graham; 4. and 6. Ralph larmer; 5. Paul Larmer. Heifer, one year and under two - 1. and 4. B. Sutciffe; 2 and,5. H. Graham; 3. Ralph Larmer;' 6. John barmer; 7. Paul Larmer. Heifer, two yeans, milking - 1. and 3. Harvey Graham; 2. and 4. Ralph barmer; 5. John Larmer. Cow, 3 years old - 1. and 5. Harvey Gnaham'; 2. Ben Sutciffe; 3. and 4. Ralph larmer. Cow, milking - 1. and 3. graham: 2. Sutciffe: 4. and 5. Ralph barmer. Cow, dry - 1. H. Graham; 2. R. barmer., Hoisteins Bull Caîf - 1. and 2. Murray gerveen; 4. Glenn Willson; 5.' Neil Mcbaughlin; 6. and 7. Richard vanCamp. Heifer, one, year and undem two - i. and 5. Peter Hoogeveen; 2. Murray Jack- son; 3. Ben DeJong; 4. Glenn Willson. Heifer Two yeans milking - 1. Peter Hoogeveen; 2. M. Jackson; 3. Ben DeJong; 4. G. Willson. Cow, 3 yeans old -1.M. Jackson; 2. Ben DeJong; 3. Peter' Hoogeveen; 4. Ben DeJong; 5. Glen Willson. c a Coriîd Service 161 BAS ELu1N E ROAD E. BOWMANVILLE 24-HOU R S ERVI1C E- 623-6281, Hostein Cow, in milk - i. G. Willson; 2. M. Jackson; 3. Peter Hoovegeen. Best Dairy herd - i. Murray Jackson; 2. Harvey Graham; 3. Peter Hoogeveen; 4. Ben DeJong; 5. Ralph barmer. Hollidayý Special - i. Ralph Larmer; 2. Murray Jackson; 3. Ben DeJong; 4. Ben Sutchiffe. Grains And Vegetables Haif bushel, oats other named variety, 1976 - <ýst Craig Larmer. Haîf bushel Barley, two row, named va riety, 1976 - lst E. b. McLaughlin, 2nd Doug bar- mer. Haîf bushel Barley, six row, named variety, 1976 - lst Paul barmer, 2nd Doug Larmer. Baled hay, first cutting, 10" slice - lst Glenn Malcolm. Baled hay, sec. cutting, 10" sice - lst Glenn Malcolm, 2nd Barry VanCamp, 3rd A. Dui- vesteyn, 4th Paul barmen. Sheaf ensilage corn, 10 stalks, name of variety shown, - lst Harold Swain, 2nd E. b. Mcbaughlin, 3rd James By- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 8, 1976 7 ers, 4th Neil Werry. Ten cobs Grain Corn, name Haîf dozen Spanish onions - of variety on exhibit - lst Don lst Marilyn Bailey, 2nd Nancy Frew & Sons. 2nd E. L. Bryans, 3rd Mrs. E. Wherry, McLaughlin, 3rd Ben DeJong, 4th Gerald Kelly. 4th Harold Swain. - Haîf dozen tomatoes, stems S 10 potatoes, early, namned - on - lst Eileen McLaughlin, lst Jay VanCamp, 2nd Mrs. 2nd Alice Turcotte, 3rd Nancy Harry VanCamp, 3rd Gerald -Bryans, 4th Susan Sheen. Kelly. 12,Green Beans - lst Harold 10 potatoes, late, named - îst Swain, 2nd Eileen McLaugh- Mrs. .,Harry VanCamp, 2nd lin, 3rd Colin Asseistine, 4th Eileen McLaughlin, 3rd Colin Alice Turcotte. Asselstine. Haîf dozen pickling gerkins - Two pepper squash, stems lst Tena Van ryswyk, 2nd on - lst Alice Turcotte, 2nd Alice Turcotte, 3rd Julie Marilyn Bailey. Byers, 4th Nancy Bryans., Haîf dozen table carrots - lst half dozen slicing cucum- Henry DeJong, 2nd Tena Van bers - lst Gerald elly, 2nd Ryswyk, 3rd Alice Turcotte, Elleen McLaughlin, 3rd Alice 4th Gerald Kelly. Turcotte. 4th Mary Lou Carna- One head cabbage-- lst Tena ghan. Van Ryswyk, 2nd Janice haîf dozen ears table corn - Crawford, 3rd Trish Sleep, 4th lst Colin Asselstine, 2nd Mrs. E. Wherry. Gerald kelly, 3rd Nancy Three green peppers, stems Bryans, 4th Marilyn Bailey. on - lst Tena Van Ryswyk, 2nd ' Haif dozen beets - st Eileen lice Turcotte, 3rd Marilyn Mcbaughlin, 2nd Marilyn Bailey. Bailey, 3rd Mrs. E. Wherry, One pie- pumpkin - st 4th Nancy Bryans. Teresa Wygerde, 2nd Gerald Collection of Vegetables - lst Kelly. Gerald Kelly, 2nd Marilyn Haîf dozen Dutch Sets - ist Bailey, 3rd Tena Van Ryswyk. Nancy Bryans, 2nd Trish CONTINUED MONEY ON QUALITY -~ DX PREMIUM FUEL FUEL OIL an-d STOVE OIL BOWMANVILLE CUSTOMERS CALI COLLECT Ask Operator for 668-3381 or Dia l 1-668-3381 CALI US TODAY FO R DX FUEL Oit PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE _ CÂhai*n Link Viùlyl Wire an'ou, afford heating sytem tý ataste,,s yoUrey? BY THE DAY -WEEK OR MONTH AS LOW AS Per day 1 le