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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 27th, 1978 Auctions popular at Orono fair A numnber of prize winning cakes brought a total of $486.50 at an auction held F'riday evening at the Dur- ham Central Fair, Orono. FAT CALF SHOW Ten calves were sold belonging to local breeders. Buyers fromn our local area were; Bill Bragg, Bert .Werry Ralph Porter, Crown Packers (P. Levine) and Wotten Transport wýho were co-sponsors of the Fat Caîf Show. Other buyers were Gamble and Rodgers and U.C.O. from Toronto. The 4-H Lamb sale was very popular also. Ten lambs were sold weighing from 80 lbs. to 175 lbs. Buyers were as follows: Jim Hale, 'Harold Moffat, Doug Allen,' Law- rence Hooey, Veto Sheep Co., A. Wotten, Steve Page, Russ Dow, Paul Donaldson, and Lewis DeKoker. Aucioneers for these events were Charlie Reid, Cliff Pethick, and A. Wotten., The week of October-1-7 has been publicly proclaimed "Lungs are for Life Week in Durham" by Walter Beath, Chairman of the Regional Muncipality. A spokesman for Durham Region. Lung Association, (local affiliate of the nationwide Christmas Seal Organization) said that the Association's purpose in promoting the Week is to create an increased aware- ness of the need toprotect our lungs against the hazards of air pollution and smoking. The incidence of lung disease, particularly chronie bron- chitis and7emphysema, (both primarily caused by cigarette smoking) bas shown a steady. increase over recent years. V7 WrFeE INA WoexlI1I6 Mo DY eWI # 7v e#0(1#S..< O0. Chatterton Electrical Contracting 1 983-5546 or 983-5940 Oronio, Ontario The magnitude of this grow- ing threat to our national health is reflected in the statistic that 150,000 hospital admissions from lung disease will occur this year in Ontario alone, at an estimated cost'of $114,000,000. It is also kniown that over 4 million Canadians suffer from respiratory ail- ments, and that lung disease is the single greatest cause of absenteeism by illniess, and the third leading cause of disability in Canada today. The Lung Association bas planned a Seminar for medi- cal professionals on Respir- atory Disease as part of its observance of the Week, and will also distribute special material throughout the Ele- mentary school system, and through Obstetrical and Ped- iatric Departments of most local hospitals. It is also making available, as a free Christmas Seal Service, cop- ies of the "Do-It-Yourself Quit Smoking Course", and Cold Weather Masks, for use by persons with severe respira- tory problems who suffer breathing difficulties on sud- den exposure to cold air. The plastic masks have a tube which is worn beneath cloth- ing, so that only warmed air is inahled, and are intended to be worn for only short period of time (such as between the bouse anca or between car and shopping centre). To obtain either of these items, or for information on other Lung Association acti- v ities and services please cal 723-3151. The Field Crop Competition again showed much interest fromthe local growers. These crops, were judged by Mr. John Currelly, Port Hope who gave, each field favourable comments. The placings were as follows: 1. Barry Bragg 2. Bill Ni.kp Barry Pedwell Mike Sawyer Newt. Selby Frances Jose Gordon Morton Ceremore Farms Ltd. Pier Sikma Neil Alun Don Staples Harold Ransberry - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mackie and Reid Paving Ltd. Specializing in Asphait parking lots and driveways Concrete sidlewalks -sewers Bert Reid, C. E.T. 786'-2501 Tom Foster 797-2548 MINNIE PEARL Keith Allun Kenneth Hendersoni James Lowery Bill Tamblyn TOM T. ' HALL Richard Morton Gordon Barrie and Sons Gerald Brown Robt. Kent. Trentway To urs Pre-Season SpeciaIs to Florida ORMOND BEACH (Daytona Beach) 14,21,28 and 35 Day Tours Departing every Monday beginning Oct. 3th PRCDFROM $245 .00 Per esnTi FOR DETAILS CONTACT Trentway Tours, P.O. Box 772, Peterbo rough, Ont. K9J 7A2 Caîl Toîl Free 1-800-461-7615 JEANNE PRUETT- DIANNE JORDAN ROGER QUICK ANDTHE RAINBOWS RONNIE McDOWELL RAY PlL-LOW JIMANDJESSIE THE STONEMANS JIMMY C. NEWMAN MIKE GRAHAM EMCEE: GRANT TURNER (33 year opry emcee) Don't miss this chance of a lîfetime to witness the Grand Oie Opry Show in person, performed by approximately 45 stars and musicians for 31/2 sotid country music hou rs. WRITE FOR TICKETS Tickets: $6, $8, $10. Pe terborough Memorial Arena, PETERBOROUGH, ONT. SENO C HEQUE OR SATURDAY,OCTOBER28, Two shows -2 p.m. anc 8 pm. TICKETS ON SALE AT ORONO ELECTR1C LTD. "Lungs are for life week" Country Music Promotions presents SHOW IN CANADA Special Guests RED SOVINE Attention Fariner s! WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON " Diesel Fuel " Motor Oil " Gasolinée. Phone- 668-3381 -Collect DX FýUL II For Prompt Courteous Service CALL US TODAY Imm