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ORONO WEEKLV TI MES, THURSDAY, DECEMIBER 5th ,16 ORNO W E EK LY T1 IME S fAuhorze-as Second Clftss mk;il, Poet Office Dcpartnent, Ottawa) cublshedevey Thursd.iay at the offi , fpuiblicatiu ManStreet, EPhone 109, urorio, Ontario Estblihedir.93 by R. A. Forrester Ro .Forrester, - Edltor and Manager Thie rei t of the Monday election for two Trustees to the ýNor)ithumiberland:-Durhan- Board of Education did up- set many previous predictions. It had been stated on May occasions that Clarke Township was running too many canididates in ecimparison with Newcastle and Hope Town- ship and as a resuit it was doubtful if Clarke would eleet a member to the Board. The result of the election has the two Trustees resident of the Townshi*p, a complete reversai of ail predietions. There are maniy factors governing the outcome of any eleetion and also, the turnout at the polis. Monday's election, an election that lacked real issues, was spirited mainly by the candidates themselves. Clrke Township turnout shows a better percçntage than either Newcastle or Hope Township. This was due to the fact that Clarke had 'four candidates in the field. These candidates did stir up the pot and through them, selves and workers created a stimulater interest in the election. This interest paid off in votes. A candidate can not sit baek lacking a campaign, and expeet to always win elections. It was work and plenty of work for the wfrning candidates to swing the election in their favour. The ehoice of candidates is possibly the first factor in creating interest in eleetions. We cannot expeet the flare of Diefenhakers, Trudeaus or Kennedys but we can expect to have knowledgable, sîneere and aggressive can- didates to stimulate electioln interest. Pour and uninspired candidates will not move the electorate. Tin this area it was a good eleetion and ail candidates do deý-serve a vote of thanks ýfor their interest in education. DIURHAM D1ýIWAIRY CLUB Once again thiis year the Dur- har )Diry Club fnse in first place at the annuial Durham CutyJunior Award Niglit held in rono, Saturday, Noveinber 23. The Durham Federation ofAg- oýgg in the junior farmer division. riculture E. A. Summers Watch Troply was wvon by Elizabeth Kellogg andl the members of her ,livestock judging [,eam, Ruth Kellogg, David liellogg,, and Cîris- lina1Hil1. Diane Beatty of Ca-m)Jpelcrocft was thiýs year's winner ýof the C.N. E. ield. The P-eerborougch Exhibition Trophy vwas, won by David Kell-, og,,'g ini the Junir fermer division The Hop,ýie 4-W CAîf Club1uinder -he leer-ship of Roy 2McHolm wa he wýinner of the Canada Permanent Motgage Corporation TheDrhm 4H Beef Caîf Clb ed by Don Riekerd was the inner of the Locust Cottage Farms Trophy. The tropîy was presented to Terry Mlcoimn of ,Janetile. e lso received the Eastern Breeders Award. The G. B. Riekerd Trophy presented by the Cetiedian Seed Growers Association was pre- sented to the winner of the 4-H Patato. Club. The Durham 4-H Tractor Main- tenance Club, und'er the leader- ship of Lloyd Kellogg, was pre- sented to David Kellogg. The W. H. Brown Case Dealer Awardf went to David Kellogg this- year. Thle South D- urhamn Grain Club was the recip-ient 'À the Alex Carruthecrs Special. This prize was i for he wnigexhibit at ihe Orono Feir. Terry Malcolm 1iwes also select- ed to xrepresent Durham County at the. 4-H- Leadership Week at the Ontario Agriculturel College this coming summer. H1e was elso the winner of a 'wrist wetceh as the b -oy who has shown most out- standing interest in his, club work. The girl who has shown great interest in lier club rwork this year was Arlene Allin of Orono. She wes elso the winner of ýa wrist watch. TO CLEAR 6 COLOURS - R"eg. 39e., yard FREE CHISTMAS DRAW W phone 9-83-5009, Oran,!o, Ontario Thre unlred and sixty-two electors in Orono returned the three incumbent trustees. Messrs. E. R. Woodyard, F. NicholIson and D. Smp on, o Wednesday. The turùt git ave a good repre- sentation of voters within the Village. Mr. E. thle pilis fc llowmýed 211. D. votes, H. Grady il R. W oodyard topped with 212' Votes closely by F. Nicholson with Simpson received 194 M. Mercer 150, and Wm. Resuit of the voting was not available until 10:30 on Cednes- day night. KenalNews Congratulationis to, Mr. Wmn. Carman and 'to Mr. Laureilice Gvreirwood on their electioi the new Northumberland-Durlî.a,- Boardl of Education. Thle Kendal Home and Schoýýl' ar'e holding a Euchre party ï, Kendal sehool on Friday evein, of this week, Keiidal Sunday ,Sehool Christ- mas Tree will be held on Decem~ ber thceîghteenth in the Kendal, (ihurch. Ail the children and par- ents of the neighbourhood are Junvited to corne and heIýp us smg praises to the "Prince of Peace- Name Brand Men's White Dresse Shirts ReguIlar price w'as ~$3,98 24 for 5$7.50 t~f tfae.Our store' is filled with gifts fo4r afi Thi efmly store Newcas tle,, Ontarjoý NEVJ'ER BEFORE!:,I Have We been able to Offer Von such fanitastie Houseware Values, as Vou will now see on Famous "Hloover" branid lousehold appliances during our Giant Pre-Christmas Sale Hoover Electrie S"Seixsor" heat control for aceurate cooking temper- attires. *Buffet styling. *Polislhed. higli dome lid. *12"~ square. Hioids roast or owl. *FUulY immersible for cleaning, New Only reg. $35,,95 Give uHoover"-~Gifts Sh2 ýýWants oý..N e oe.WiII Use Se. Them Ail)MOWA ROLPH.eý % ORONO, ONTARIO POE9350 1968 PHONE 983-5207