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Spectafors and Contestants Flock to Watertowl Day Section Two' The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. September 21, 1977 5 e time. As an Ontario Agricultural Colege year, inclucting a 10-week esent Chicago is offering a series of courses basic introductory agricultur- ture Wheat through the office of Contin- al course as well as courses on per bushel uing Education, called the Soil Managment, Farmn Build- 19 per bushel Novice Farmer Program. The ings, Vegetable Production, rid it appears courses which wiIl be offered Farm Utilîty, Farm Income ýd be further in Toronto, Hamilton and Tax, Landscaping the country s more wheat Guelph vary from 3 evening estate, Poultry Production, ket. sessions or 2 Saturdays to 10 Fish Farmning, Woodlot r Programn evening'cIasse,-. A total of 21 Management, Tractors and his year, the courses are offered for tbis Machinery., By Rod Stork, Assoc. Agricultural Representative 4-H Results-Orono Fair' Again this year, a number of County 4-H Clubs held their annual Achievement Days in conjunction with the Durham Central.Fair in Orono Septem- ber 9 and 1oth. The Durham 4-H Rabbit Club held their Achievement Day on Friday, September 9th. Ten members exhibited their projects for the judges and the placings were as follows: In thé Junior Section, Dave Mason of Blackstock was lst, while Leslie and Melanie Perry, Ron Powell, Daryl Purdy and Mark Wagler were in the 2nd prize group. In the Senior Section of the 4-H Rabbit Club, First 14 gauge steel walls adiustabie A fra mes 7"1 coping Kafko beauty strip aiumînum corners 2 returns 2 directionals 191/2" wide mouth skimmer main drain hydrostatic relief valve cernent bottom 30 miii fuil pattern ne place went to Bonnie Powell of Elizabethville while in the 2nd prize group were Janet Weîr, Rita Huggins and Dennis Simpson. Doni Rickard of Bowman- ville placed the Field Crop Exhibits in the 4-H Field Crop Club as well as placing the Agricultural -Club Exhibits that were entered by each of the 4-H Agricultural Clubs in stain less steel f ilter Hayward super pump 3 step stainless steel ladder 30" vac hose Deluxe vac head <see thru) teiescopic pole pool brush hand skhimer thermomeer 6,1 diving board test kit hose hangers INSTALLATION GUARANTEED FOR1 WITH 10 YEARS FULL WARRANTY ON (NOT PRO RATED) TAX and FREIGHT EXTRA YEAR LIN ER. the C ounty. In the 4-H Field Club Section, first place in the corn silage class went to Don Prins, Hampton, with second going to Clarence Prins, third to George Sikma and fourth to Lawrence VanCamp. In the cob corn section, Greg Wight of Bowmanville placed first and the second going to Kevin Crago, third to Kevin Taylor and fourth to Keith Barrie. In the spring grain class, Bruce Milson of Enniskillen with an exhibit of barley placed first, the second being a tie between Dennis and Wayne Yellowlees of Enniskillen. Bruce Brown of Newcastle and Walter Vice of Enniskillen were each given first place ribbons for haylage and hay samples respectively. The Durham 4-H Sheep Club, under the leadership of Jim Coombes, had two classes at Orono Fair. The first was the Fleece Class and this was won by John Ayre of R.R. 4 Bowmanville, with second going to Barry VanCamp, third to DJq'ug Larmer and fourth to Caroline Camna- ghan. n the Fat Lamb Class, first place again went to John Ayre, with second going to Annette Taylor of Ennîskillen, third to Francine Taylor and fourth to Bob Turner of Bowmanville. A total of 34 4-Hl Dairy Club members paraded their calvesfor judge, Neil Raines, Sunderland. In the, Junior Dairy Showmanship Class, first place went to Leanne VanCamp of Blackstock with second going to Elaine Sikma of Orono. Thîrd place went to Bruce Brown of Newcastle -and fourth went to Fred Prins of Hampton. In the Senior Showmanship Class, first place was taken by Paul Larmer of Blackstock, second by Bruce Snowden of Enniskil- len, thîrd went to Cynthia Budd of Port Hope and fourth to Evelyn DeVries of Bow- manville. There were fine entries in the Junior Hostein Caîf Class with first place going to Valerie VanCamp of Blackstock, second to David DeVries of Bowmanville, third to Fred Prins of Hampton and fourth to Kevin Taylor of Enniskillen. In the Senior Holstein Caîf Class, first place went to Leanne VanCamp of Blackstock, second to Bruce Snow den of Enniskillen, third to Cynthia Budd of Port Hope and fourth to Sue Best of Hampton. In the Senior Guernsey Caîf Class, first place went to Craig Larmer of Blackstock, second to Paul Larmer, also, of Blackstock, third to Doug Larmer, Black- 1x3'SWIMMING POOL COMPLETELY INSTALLED $ Therea 15 nothing else to ..... EVERYTH.ING LISTED BELOW, IS INCLUDED IN OUR LOW PRICE 0F $3795.00 COMPLETELY INSTÂLLED. (10 years of experience) IvWe have the Wet Lok" 585 King St- E., Oshawa s.rd POOL iv- ur Display -CPoERS ti 728-1113 99.O 99