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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 23rd, 1978-7 Orono Tigers ready for 1979 season Tigers have good season During the summer, 4-H club members in the agricul- tural part of the program have been attending meetings and carrying out their pro- jects in the various clubs. The wrap-up to the 4-H year, as far as projects are concerned, is the Achievement Day for the various clubs. There are a number of these coming up at the various fall fairs, as well as for individual 4-H clubs in the county. The 4-H Sheep, Swine and Beef Clubs will hold their achievement day in conjunc- tion with Blackstock Fair on Saturday, August 26. Each of the members in the various clubs will be exhibiting their animal in Showmanship and TRENTWAY TOURS Thanksgiving Weekend NASHVILLE (4-day, Night Travel) DEPART OCT. 6 NASHVILLE (5-day) DEPART OCT. 5 NEW YORK CITY (4-day, Night Travel) DEPART OCT. 6 VERMONT FOLIAGE TOUR (4-day, Evening Departure) DEPART OCT. 6 LAKE PLACID. (3-day; DEPART OCT.7 AGAWA CANYON (3-day) DEPART OCT. 7 PLUS MANY FALL COLOUR TOURS TO: WESTERN CANADA CALIFORNIA NEW ENGLAND CAPE COD KENTUCKY, ~ GEORGIA, TENNESSEE (9-day) COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG & PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH AGAWA CANYON & MACKINAC ISLAND FOR DETAILS CALL 1-800-461-7615 (TOLL FREE) type of Classes. In addition, each agricultural clubs in the county will be placing a public exhibit in exhibit area at Blackstock Fair. The 4-H Farm and home safety club will be holding their Achiev- ment Night at the agricultur- ai office in Bowmanville on August 30. Each member of the club will give a 3 to 4 minute preentation on some aspect of farm and home safety. On Tuesday, Septem- ber 5th, The Durham 4-H Farm Management Club will be holding their Achievement Night at the Agricultural Dffice, with each club mem- Der giving a presentation on some aspect of farm manage- rnent that was covered during the past year. In addition, club members will turn in a written report on their pre- sentation. The Durham Cen- tral Fair at Orono will host a number of 4-H club achieve- ment days, starting on Sept- ember 8th. Again, each of the 4-H agricultural clubs in Durham County will place an exhibit in the 4-H and-Junior Farmer display area. The 4-H Dairy, Landscape Gardneing, Field Crops and Rabbit Clubs, will hold their achievement days during Orono Fair. In addition, the 4-H Sheep club will be having their annual Wether Lamb Show and Sale on Friday, September 8th. In addition, each member of the 4-H Sheep Club will display a fleece and these will also be auctioned off at the Wether Lamb and Market Steer Auction on Friday evening, September 8th. Finally, the Hope 4-H Calf Club will be holding their Acheivement Day in conjunction with Port Hope Fair on Saturday, September 16th. Again, there will be a 4-H display area where the 4-H agricultural club exhibits will be located. On a regional basis, the Central 4-H Championship show for top finishers in county Achievement Days, will be held at the Lindsay Central exhibition on Thurs- day, September 21st. This is one of the top 4-H shows in the province of Ontario, and there are classes for 4-H Dairy and Beef Club members. Pictured above are the Robbie Jerome, Maurice members of the Orono Tigers. Charland, Cameron Suther- Back row (left to right), Fred land, Brian Collins, Coach. Fisk, coach; Derek Mumford, Achievement day part of Orono fair Tne orono Tigers wound up their 1978 season with a play-off tournament on Satur- day, August 19 in Bowman- ville. The boys first game was against the Bowmanville Mets and the teams played to a 10 all tie. In the bottom of the first overtime inning Derek Mumford came up with a home run to win the game 11-10. The second game was played against undefeated Newcastle with the boys tying this game as well with a 7-7 score. This time in the bottom of the second overtime inning Mike Lane hit a home run Open 115 new (Peterborough Bypass) Minister of Transportation and Communications James Snow will officially open Highway 115 New on August 25, 1978. The ribbon-cutting cere- mony will take place at 10:00 a.m. on Highway 115N, near the junction of Highways 28 and 115N, with a number of municipal officials in attend- ance. Completion of this new two-lane extension from Highway 28 to Highway 7 and the Queensway will relieve Highway 28 of the heavy volume of summer and winter recreational traffic. In addition, it will provide improved access to the indus- trial area in the southern portion of the city. Awarded under contract 77-37 to Beaverdale Construc- tion Company Ltd. of Cob- ourg, the cost of the 6.2 km (3.9 mile) highway was $2.5 million. driving in two homeruns to take the game 10-7. The Tigers final game was against the Bowmanville Expos with our boys coming up on the short end of a 8-4 score. All the boys played super ball making the tournament an exciting three games. The Tigers had a good season and are looking forward to next season. The boys would like to thank Brian Collins and Fred Fisk for all the time they spent coaching them this year. The team is all set for a swim and corn roast at the home of team mate Brian Souch on Thursday evening. Middle Row, Mike Lane, Craig Fisk, Derek Anderson, Brooks Cowan, Derek Henry. Bottom row, Paul Williams, Jim Sharp, Kevin Mumford, Jeff Martin and Brian Souch. Miss Durham Central1 Contest September 9th Applications will be r persons, age 16 - 22, th Newcastle, to compete in Central contest, Saturday,S eceived from single' e Municipality of the Miss Durham September 9th, 1978 Name Address Phone No. Photo Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Department of Community Services Swimming Registration Registration Date Wed., September 6th, 1978 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ON LY at the COMMUNITY SERVICES OFFICE BOWMANVILLE (former Bell Building) Runs for 15 weeks. Fee $18.00 per applicant Applicants must be at least 12 years of age and over ist Session starts Monday, September 11, 1978. Fuelwood Sale A public sale of standing hardwood fuelwood will take place on Saturday, September 9, 1978 at the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority Forest Headquarters commencing at 0900 hours. The Forest Headquarters is 2.4 kilometers (1½ miles) north of the village of Elizabethville which is located on Northumberland County Road No. 9. Elizabethville is located 12.5 kilometers (7% miles) east of the village of Kirby. Approximately 121.single blocks of fuelwood will be offered for sale; limited to one block per person. For further information contact the Lindsay District Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources, 322 Kent Street West, Lindsay, Ontario K9V 2Z9. Telephone: 1-705-324-6121. MINISTRYOF NATURAL RESOURCES Ontario re