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r Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 21, 1983 - 7 A winner at Orono Fair races Keith West, driving Ross Brown's Hieland Irene, won the second race at the Orono Fair harness races in a time of 2.05.3 edging out Gentle Jenny Jenny and Marken Time. The first race was won by Queens Baser the third by Scarlet Nicnak, the fourth by Wil Lor Ollie, the fifth by Regal's Rebel. Gerald Robinson won the sixth driving Rockledge Mark, owned by Paul Wied- mark of Orono. The seventh went to Sunny Acres Pepper and the eighth The top in English Pleasure class Faye Corby of Nestleton riding Astra Lee won the. Orono Times trophy in the English Pleasure class during the Saturday show at the local fair. Another outstanding event at the Orono Fair. Lung Association "R. D. Up-Date" Durham Region Lung Association will hold a halfday halfday Seminar for physicians, nurses, respiratory technologists and physiotherapists on Wednes- ' day, October 5th at the Holiday Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Registration Registration is $15.00. This Program, approved by the College of Family Physi^ans of Canada for hours study credit, will --..rude presentations by Dr. Charles Bryan (Professor, Anesthesia and Pediatrics, Hospital for Sick Children,, Toronto) and Dr. Hillar Velland (Head of Division of Infectious Diseases, Toronto General/Mount Sinai Hospitals). Topics under discussion will be Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Syndrome (A.I.D.S.), Sleep Apnea, Pulmonary Fungal Infections and the- Diagnosis and Management of Tuberculosis. Tuberculosis. Other speakers will be Dr. T.C. Mcfnchesky (Oshawa General Hospital), Dr. Micheal Klein (Head, Department Department of Immunology, Toronto Toronto Western Hospital) and Dr. T. Inouye also of Toronto Western Hospital. For further information, or to obtain registration Forms, call 723-3151. Clark* Public LIBRARY 1-8 p.m. Wednesday 1-5 p.m. Thursday 16-8 p.m. Friday 1-5 p.m. Saturday 16-1 p.m. Closed Mondays 883-5507 Newcastle Public library Board to Jolly Fella, Glen Tennant driving his own horse Vanbella Doolittle was thw iner of the final event of the card. Orono Building Contractor Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work Carpentry - Cabinet Work Floors - Tile Phone 983-5441 ORONO The Constables Corner Durham Agri-News (Continued from page 6) of R.R. 1, Blackstock had the highest placing Junior Holstein; Holstein; Jay Van Camp had the Winning Intermediate Holstein Holstein Calf; and the top Senior Holstein Heifer was shown by Elaine Barkey. Showing the best Guernsey calf was Brian Goulding of Oshawa. Many of these 4-H calves will now be eligible to compete compete at the East Central 4-H Championship Show to be held Wednesday, Sept. 21st at the Lindsay Exhibition. Soil Test Now - Farmers are reminded that one of the key management decisions in growing crops is using the most economic level of fertility. fertility. The most convenient time to take a soil test is at harvest or while doing the Fall plowing. plowing. The soil test is a free ser- - vice provided by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food at • the Department of "Land Resource Science, University of Guelp'h. Recommendations art made oq the levels of • fertilizer fertilizer required. Soil test information information and sample boxes • arc available at the Bowman- ville Office of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. by Constable Don Anderson, Durham Regional Police, Community Services At this time of the year thé School Crossing Guards have become familiar sights on our traffic scene, once again. If- the School Crossing Guard system is to be effective cooperation cooperation must be forthcoming forthcoming from three people, the School Crossing Guard, the Motorist apd the Student, all have responsibilities.- The School Crossing Guard is authorized to stop traffic, by the Highway Traffic Traffic Act, for the directing of the movement of children across a highway. In the Region of Durham all aduit " School Crossing Guards, have been trained to follow, the same procedure when assisting children to cross the roadways. Prior to walking on the roadway the guard shall hold up the familiar hand held stop sign and blow a whistle, to stop approaching traffic. The Guard then walks .to the centre of the road and, when all traffic has stopped, blows the whistle a second time, to allow the children to cross. Oncy the Students have safely crossed the roadway and are safely off that roadway roadway the Guard returns to the side of the road, with stop sign held up. Upon reaching thé side of the road the Guard lowers. the stop sign and blows the whistle, for the third time to allow vehicular traffic to proceed. The duties of the motorist or driver, of any vehicle, including including a bicycle are laid out in the Highway Traffic Act. Where the hand held stop sign is displayed by a School Crossing Guard, a driver approaching approaching the sign shall stop, before reaching the crossing. The driver must remain stopped until the students and the Guard have reached the curb safely. ■ The children crossing the roadway at these locations must use the following rules. They must stand well back from the curb or edge of the road, and behind the School Crossing Guard, they must stand quietly and with- no pushing 'or shoving. They must wait until the Guard has reached the centre of< the roadway and blows the whistle whistle for the second time. The children then walk, not run, across the road, watching for traffic at all times. If all three, the School Crossing Cjpard, the drivers of all vehicles and the children, follow the above procedures our many crossings crossings with School Crossing Guards will be accident free. Co-operation, Courtesy and Caution are required by all people involved. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE 1983 MUNICIPAL TAXES FOURTH AND FINAL INSTALMENT Ratepayers are reminded that the final instalment instalment of 1983 Realty and Business Tax is due - SEPTEMBER 30, 1983 1983 Taxes are payable only at (he locations detailed on the tax bill. PAY PROMPTLY TO AVOID PENALTY. . R.C. Bryderr Tax Collector Date of Publication: September 21, 1983 Ontario Hydro Has for Sale CORRUGATED PIPE New corrugated pipe consisting of .103 pcs. X 20' annular 42" x 21" 10 gauge non-coated, 7 pcs,, as above only with an asphalt coating. * Ideal fqr culverts, drainage, etc. Minimum Order 10 lengths 10 - 20;lengt,hs @ $^00.00/20' length 20 - 30 lengths @ $250.00/20' length ^ 30 - 50 lengthy @ $200.00/20' length We are prepared to negotiate" on quantities over 50. LOCATION: Darlington Generating Station », For inspection, general terms and conditions of sale* and bid forms contact Mr.. Jim Sayles, telephone.(416) 623-6670. Reference Transaction No. 33,9-EX, Closing date is 4:00 p.m. October 4, 1983 in Toronto. 1