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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September l9th. 1973 Ontario Hydro provided fair goers recently with a démon- stration of tree planting when theyv planted a tree on the fair grounds during the holding of the annual fair. The machine made the job look easy CATiLHMAR Wel! Drilling PONTYPOOL Phone: 705-277-2504 Orville Chatterton Electrical Contracting Electric Heating and Service Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 orono, Ontario 4- For a real treat try our 0 *OId-Fashioned Hard Crea m SCOLD DRINKS: C We are op en for yolur convenience e10.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.M. NlMonday to Saturday * 10.00 a.l. to9.00 P.M. * eFor siappy, deliclous * SSNACK BAR :Take Out: SOrders Phone 983-9291 M&M :Varietye Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS WILLIE J. SCHMAHL Phone 983-560 6 Specializing in ail kinds of STONEWORK and FIREPLACES We also do chimney Repairs DURHAM AGRI. NEWS 4-H CLUB ACHIEVEMENT DAYS AT ORONO FAIR -Friday a 'nd Saturday, Sept- ember 7 and 8th, were two very busy days for Durham 4-H Club members wihq took part in Club Achievement days in conjunction with the Durham Cen~tral Fair at Orono. The South Durham Dairy Club heîd their Achieve- ment Day on Friday, Sept- ember 7th with 43 4-H mem- bers exhibiting calves in both Shiowmanship and Type Clas- ses before the two judges for the day, Mr. John Krauter of Toronto and Mr. Morris Jeb- son of Beaverton. Top, overaîl Dairy Showman in the South Durham Dairy Club was Ron Metcalf of R.RB.2 Bowmanviîîe and Reserve Champion Dairy Showman was Bruce Snowden of R.R.1 Enniskillen. In the Junior Holstein Caîf Cîass, ist place went, to Debbie McLaughlin, of R.R.1 Nestie- ton with second place being taken by Grant Best, R.R.1 Hampton. In the Senior Hol- stein Calf Class, ist place went to Lorna Budd of R.R.1 Port Hope and 2nd wias taken by Sue Vice of R.R.1 Eoniskiîîen, In the Ayrshire and Guernesy Dairy Caîf Class, lst place' went to David Larmer of R.R.No. i Blackstock and 2nd place was taken by Blair Graham of R.R.i Blackstock., The Durham 4-H Field Crops Cl ub had their Corn, Spring Grain, Hay and other Fi eîd Crop Exhibits on display for the duration of the fair in the 4-H Exhibit's Tent. In the Oat Section, ist place went to, Janice Yellowîees of R.R.1 Enniskillen, while in the 6-Row Barîey Class, lst place was taken by Bruce Millson ot R.R.1 Enniskillen, while Bruce Snowden of R.R.1 Enniskillen had the top mixed grain'sample. Other exhibits shown by the 4-H Field Crops Club members inicluded: Hay, Sweet Corn and White Beans. There were also a large number of 4-H Agricultural and 4-H, Homemaking Club Exhibits on display in the 4-H Exhibit's Tçnt and these were wvell received by everyone who did visit the tent. On Saturday morning, Sept- ember 8th the Durham 4-H Rabbit Club held their Achievement Day in conjunc- tion with the Central Ontario Rabbit Breeders Club show at the Fair. A total of il members in the Rabbit Club exhibited their animals for the judge with top placing in the Rabbit Show going to Nancy Knox of R.R.i Hampton. 2nd place in the 4-H Rabbit Club Judging was a tie between Debbie Zealand of R.R.1 Campbellcroft and Elain Kel- logg of R.R.1 Port Hope. During the two days at the Fair, Club Members who were involved in Achievement Days were also asked 'to write Quizzes as part of their year's work. This kept everyone quite busy, but from corn- ments heard from everyone, it appears that the 1973 4-H Achievement Days at the Durham Central Fair were a bigger and better success than ever. In the inter-club 4-H Showmanship Competition, the Grand Champion Live- stock Showman selected by Mr. John Krauter, judge for the 4-H Achievement Days, was won by Ron Metcalf of R.R.2 Bowmanville. Reserve Grand Champion Livestock Showman was Elaine Kellogg of R.R.1 Port Hope.- In the Livestock Showmanship Competition, the 8 competi- tors representing Dairy, Beef, Swine and Sheep are asked to show the 4 different types of livestock involved and they are scored on their perform- ance in the ring before the judge. This year, as in past years, the competition was very close, won with a point spread of 9 points separating the 8 competitorsinvolved in the competition. The Durham 4-H Club Lead- er's Association and we at the Ontario Ministry of Agricul- ture and Food would like to thank the Durham Central Fair Board Directors, who co-operated s0 much in help- ing to make the 4-H Achive- ment Days such a success. Special thanks also goes to Club Leaders who helped with individual Club Achievemnent Days or in setting up exhîbits, displays and whatever else was involed in carrying out this large show. TOWN OF N EWCASTLE NOTICE 0F ELECTIONSý An eleetion to fi the folIowlng Offices willI be held on: MON DAY, OCTO BE R 1st, 1973 REGIONAL COUNCILLOR Ward i1 One Memnber Ward 2- One Member Ward 3 - One Member AýREA COUNCILLOR, Ward 1 - One, Member- Ward 3 - One Member The offices of Mayor and Area Councillor for Ward 2 bas been filled by acclamation. There will also bc a vote on the name for the new Regional Municipality to be dccided froni the following naines:- DURHAM, MCLAUGH LIN, PICKERING, OSHAWA The PolIs will remain openi from il o'clock arn. until 8 o'clock p.m. The following is ai list of Polling Subdivisions and the location Of Polling Placest.. WARD 1 -TOWNSHIP OF DARLINGTON POIIN(; SUBDIVISION NO. 1 POIAING SUBDIVISION POLIING SUBDIVISION POIING SUBDIVISION POLING SUBDIVISION POI.LING SUBDIVISION POLING SUBDIVISION POIING SUBDIVISION- POILINCSUBDIVISION Sam Turner Residence, Concession St.. East NO. 2 NO.3 NO. 4 NO. 5 NO. 9 NO. 6 -NO. 7 NO. 10 pOILIN( SUBDIVISION NO. 8 POI.LING SUBDIVISION NO. 12 POIING SUBDIVISION NO. POI.LING SUBDIVISION NO. 13 POIAA.NG SUBDIVISION NO. 14 POIAA.NG SUBDIVISION NO. 16 POI.NG SUBDIVISION NO. 1 Maple Grove Church Ebenezer Church Courtice Churcb Darlington Hall, Hampto'!n Tyrone Hall Solina'Community Hall Zîon Church Enniskillen Hall WARD2-TOWNOF BOWMANVILLE, POI.N(i POLI.ING POLI.ING POL.I.NG~ I'OLI.ING P()L.ING POI.NG SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. -SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDI1VISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. POLI.l.G SUBDIVISION NO. 12 POIAA.NG SUBDIVISION NO. 13 Lord Elgin School Lord Elgin Sehool Town Hall Town Hall Lord Elgin School Vincent Massey Schooî Town Hall Vincent Massey School Ontario Street School Ontario Street Sehool Memorial Park Club House Memorial Park Club House Memorial Park Club House WARD3 -TOWNSHIP OF CLARKE-AND VILLAGE OF, NEWCASTLE POILLING SUBDIVISION NO. I Newtonville Community Hall, Church St.,' -Newtonville POLI.ING SUBDIVISION NO. 2 Brown's Community Centre, Lot 21. Concession 2 P)L.L.ING SUBDIVISION NO. 3 Lockhart Public School, Lot 30,'Concession 3 POLI.lN(. SUBDIVISION NO. 4 Orange Hall, Kendal POLI.ING SUBDIVISION NO. .5 Council Chambers, Township Hall, Orono l>OILING SUBDIVISION NO. 6 Leskard United Charceh Kitchen, Leskard POILIN( SUBDIVISION NO. 7 Residence of Ken Henderson, Lot 23, Concession 7 POI.LIN(i SUBDIVISION NO. 8 Residence of James Stark, Lot 8, Concession 5 POLING -SUBDIVISION NO. 1) Township Hall, Orono POLI.ING SUBDIVISION NO. 10 Township Hall. Orono (VIL.LAGE OF NEWCASTLE) POILIN( POI.NG POLI.ING SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. SUBDIVISION NO. 1 Town Hall, Newcastle Town Hall, Newcastle Town Hall. Newcastle Voters will be notified byN mail of their Polling Subdivision and where to vote. If in doîibt cal For Darlington For Bowmianville For Cla rke 263-2231 623-3379 983-9179 ADVANCE POLL Saturday, -September, 29th,. 1973, f rom il o'clock a.m. to 8.00 o'-clock p.m. at the following locations: - Township of Darlington - Township Hall, Hampton Town of Bowmanville - Town Hall, 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville Township of Clarke - Township Hall, Orono Village of Newcastle - Town Hall, Newcastle Persons wishing to vote at the advance PolIs shaîl be requested to make a declaration that he or she expeets to be unable to vote at the proper Subdivision on Polling Day. JM MILROY, AMCT RETURNINQ OFFICEIR