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A Teen Dance held at the Orono Town Hall on Satur- day evening was a great suc- cess with somnewhere around 150 in attendance dancing to recorded and live music by the H-igh Rollers. It was good seeing the kids having a great time and it is understood more such dances will be promoted in the local hall in the near future. 4-H Club leaders to hold meeting 4-H Agricultural Club Leaders To Meet: The annual meeting of the Durhami 4-H Club Leaders Association will be held on Tuesday, February 9th. in Bowman- ville. At that time, Club Leaders will be starting to make plans for the upcoming 4-H year. It is hoped that, in addition to the old standard 4-H Clubs such as Dairy, Beef, Sheep, Swine, Field Crops and Farm Safety, that there will be somè new clubs available to mnterested young people in the county, 4-H Agricultural Clubs for young people ages 12 to 19 offer programns, whereby, young people "Learn To Do By Doing." This is ac- complishied by each member having a project of their choice which they raise or carry. on through the 4-H season. Interested young people should contact Brian Hall, 4-H Co-ordinator in Durham for more information about 4-H Agricultural Club Pro- grams. Junior Farmer Executive Elected: The 1982 Executive of the Durham Junior Farmer's Association was elected recently at the Association's Annual Meeting held in Hampton. President is Ross Leadbeater of Enniskillen; First Vice-president is Glenn McLeod of Orono, while Charlene Hall ;of Newtonville is 2nd. Vice-president; Secretary for 1982 is Judy Virtue of Enniskillen, while Dave Buttery of Hayden con- tinues as Treasurer. Director to the Provincial Directorate of the Association is Marilyn Sewell of Oshawa with Dale VanCamp of Blackstock as Alternate. Krista McHolmn of Welcome and Diane Byers of Port Hope will edit the coun- ty newsletter. Representation to the Zone 2 Council are Ross Leadbeater, Charlene Hall and Kevin Taylor. Junior Farmers is a rural youth organization for young people ages 15 - 29. Present membership is 8,500 in On- tario. If you would like more information on Junior Farmners, their programs and how to join, contact any of the executive of the Durham East Junior Farmers. CRAFTS AT CAMP (Continued from Page 7) cessiiity. The programs and services offered by the Onitario March of Dimes for physically disabled adults are dependent upon the generosity of public donations to the Ability Funid campaign, held annually in January and February. The campaign slogan is "We can't hielp without your help." For further information contact: David Clarke, On- tario March of Dimes, 90 Thorncliffe Park Drive, Toronto, Ontario. Telephone: (416) 425-0501. W. Frank Real EstateLii, Bowmianville Branch JUST LISTED- ORONO Cozy 4 bedroom.- bungalow on large corner lot. Features rec. room with brick fireplace and a potential 1 bedroom apartment. The Vendor wiIl hold financing at 15%. Cali Wendy Fuller, Rep., 623-3393, for complete details! ONLY $9,500O- BUY NOW, BUIL, LATER! On this beautiful high, dry, corner lot rust forth of Mllbrook. The Vendor wili assist with finan'ýip-g. Don't miss tflhl supep l*buy,! Cail YWendy Fulle.r, Rep., 623-'3393. Mm