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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1987, PAGE 1l IB&B located in Whitby FROM PAGE 5 home, and they are using your possessions,'" says Koesiag. "And they are usualiy a different breed of people. 1 feel comfortabhe, probably because I've used bed and breakfast "myself ". This type of overnight accom- modation is particularily popular in Europeafl countries, especiaily Great Britain, but Koeslag feels the idea wiih soon become common- place in Canada. Already, traveilers can pick Up a book which lists ail the bed and breakfast locations in Canada, or Ontario; which has the most locations. "There' s more and more people travelling in Europe these days, who are staying in bed and break- fast," says Koeslag. "Like us, they're saying, 'why don't we have a bed and breakfast?' According to Koeslag, a town this size in Britain would have 15 or more shared homes, while her home is the only one in this area that she knows of that is a bed and De Gruchy wi*ll loo kfo rgolId in last chance ai CNE event FROM PAGE 10 gaited western peasure. Equitation. is judged on the rider's performance, while pleasure is judged on the horse's performance.. DeGruchy is hoping for a good year in the 1987 season that just started as this wilh be his hast year in equitation because of his age. Once he turns 19 next May, he wilh have to settle for teaching his sport to others. But now he and his paren- ts ive in Myrtie, that should not prove to' be a problern. Until last November they resided in the College Downs area of Whitby and had to board the horses. Now they have their own stables and enough By FLORENCE ASHTON We were pieased to welcome Lois Powrie to Burns Church pulpit hast Sunday morning. She is deaconess with the national office of the Women's M issionary Society. The men's choir favored us with a lovely selection "I Shahl not be Moved." Powrie delivered a very fine message which was relevant to the mission of our church, our whole purpose as Christians is to strengthen the body of Jesus Christ around the worhd. In com- municating the gospel to the worhd, first of ahi we have to iearn how to communicate, our concerns should t be for the weIh being of ail people, we have to learn to listen, and to remember that we are al missionaries - regardless of age. We are looking forward to Powrie's return to us in late August. Next Sunday, we will have as guest minister, Rev. Donald Johnson from Crystal City, Manitoba. We welcome any visitors or friends to join us in worship at 11:15 a.m. each Sunday morning throughout the summer months. The summer church services are being held at Glen Major each Sun day evening throughout Juiy and August, including Labor Day weekend, at 7:30 p.m. with Caude Sirnmonds conducting the services. My thanks to Rose Heron for a iob wehl done in keeping you infor- rned during my absence. eothi Not too much news to reor ti week. Guess everyone is trying to room to roam. DeGruchy has already started this season off on a winning note. On the July 4 weekend, he travelled to a show in Syracuse, N.Y. and earned two fourth-place finishes. What pheased him most was placing eighth out of 23 in the championshlP class which pits aduhts and juniors together, beating out his teacher of four years. He also won the gold medai in equitation in a medahlion class sponsored by Saddie and Bridai Magazine. DeGruchy said the shows scheduled for this season have changed format, whereby they have been bunched together, rather than being spread out over a period of time. "The shows are not starting until find an escape from the heat. Thot: The kindly work that falis today mjay bear its fruit tomorrow. the end of July this year and many aiÎe scheduied for the same time or the same weekend," he said. "There are a lot I won't-be able to attend at ail. " He does, however, want to make sure he wili be ready for the Sad- dlebred Classic in Stouffville, the Ottawa Royal Winter Fair, and of course, the Toronto C.N.E. where he won the silver medai iast year.' "Kris and I won the silver medal in equitation at the C.N.E. last year and this year we're going for the gold," smiled DeGruchy, "It's our hast shot at it." DeGruchy is totally absorbed in his equestrian ife. In his "younger" days, he was lead coun- sellor at a summer horse camp for kids at Rolling His through the 'Y'. He is now junior chairman of the Canadian-American Sad- dlebred Association and as such writes articles for their newsietter magazine. DeGruchy was honored this spring as the recipient of the Canada Award denoting his ex- cellence and prof iciency as an equestrian. "Wilth the amount of tourists coming through Whitby now, I think we are underserving them considerabhy, especially now that we have Cullen G'ardens," says Koesiag, who have been living in Whitby since 1959. The Koesiags, like any other bed and breakfast hosts, were not required to get permission from the More Brookinm f air iresuits Loaf white bread - Joan Brak, Helen Lavender, Christ Douglas; loaf brown bread - Joan Brak. Chris Douglas, Mary Lees; losif fruit bread Chris Dou~las; seedless raisin pie lattice top - Meta Swaîn, Dorothy Lee; rhubarb pie two crust - Meta Swain, Dorothy Lee, Joan Brak; blueberry pie two crust - Meta Swain, Dorothy Lee; cherry pie lattice crust - Meta Swain, Dorothy Lee; gingerbread - Joan Brak;carrot cake with nuts - Mets Swain, Carol Van Kessel, Joan Brak;applesauce cake with raisins - Meta Swain, Dorothiy Lee, Joan Brak; chelsea bunsr in ring - Meta Swain, Helen Lavender; orange muffins with fruit .- Margaret Beatb, Susan Bwery Meta Swain; oatmealufis-Mt Swan, Margaret Beath, Joan Bra; gumdrop cookies - Audrey Younlg, Florence Downey; tea biscuits plain - Dorothy Lee, Maureen Jackson, Joan Brakt; maple cream fudge with nuts - Serena Randail; date squares - Marie William- son, Dorothy Lee, Audrey Younge; banana log plain - Susan Beerey, Winnie Kasepchuk, IJrthy Lee, lenion loaf glazed - Susan Beerey; pumpýkîn loage- Helen Lavender, Dorothy Lee, Caro Van esel zucchini loaf with nuts- Maureen Jackson, Helen Lavender; pickled beets - Mary Delaney, Susan Beere, Helen Lavender; bread and butter pickles - Màureen Jackson, Serena Randaîl, Joan Brak; chili sauce - Helen Lavender, Kay Brown, Serena Randaîl; hot dog relish - Maureen Jackson, Meta Swain, Helen Lavender; icicle pickles - Maureen Jackson; dili pickle - Meta Swain, Margaret Beath, Mary Delaney; salad dressing _ Serena Randall, Susan Beerey, Margaret Beath; canned rhubarb - Audres Yon;canned strawberries _ Audrey Young; candraspberries - Audrey Young; canned peaches -Maureen Jackson, Susan Beerey, Audrey Young; strawberry jam - Mary Dehaney, Maureen Jackson, Susan Beerey:,raspberry jam - Meta Swain, Audrey Young, Helen Lavender; grape jelly - Audrey Young; orange marmalade - Joan Brak, Audrey Young; any other jam, not specified - Margaret Beath, Susan Beerey, Meta SCain IT'S TIME' Time to deworm your whole herd at turnout with Banminth Il * Dairy Cattle Dewormer pellets! Get the most out of your herd with Banminth Il: No MiIk WithdrawaI!1 Economical!1 Convenient! *TrademnarklAuthorized user opening their homes.- "A concern that some towns are having is that is a lot of restrictions were put on these homes, bed and breakfast wouid just close down," says Koeslag. "The idea is to share a home, not run a hotel" The Koesiags receive the Most guests last spring, summer, and early fail, approximateiy three to four guests a month. Very few are return visitors, but Koeslag says, she is sent invitations fromn many former guests from ahl over the world. "IWith some. guests, we just develop. an' immediate frien- dliness," she explains. "It's like travelling yourseif without having to leave your home. We reahhy love AvoUlable in Videocassette: ACADEMY IIA NIUh I "My choice for the best film of 1986" GENE SISKEL VMEo ~13495 RENT OR $134 BUY 5UGGESIED RETAIL PRICE 76 Baldwinl St., Brooklifl 655-3306 BIIOOKLIN VILLAGE LTD. 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