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Gradua tes Gradua tes, 01ro11o Weekly Timle, W ednesday, July 25, 1984-3 D-urham East 4-H judging ,,resuis Shelley Lycett, daughter of Max and Carol Lycett of' Orono, graduated -fromù McMaster University, Hamilton, May 26, 1984. Shelley graduatecl with the degree Bachelor of Arts in the psychology program;. Graduates Jim Lycett, son of Max and Carol Lycett of Orono, graduated from the Un iver si- ty of Toront o, June 13, 1984.- Jim received a Bachelor Applied Science degree engineering. Announce Heliports Uxbridge.and Port TORONTO, July 16 --Community Memiorial 'Hospital in Port Perry and The Cottage Hospital in Ux- bridge have been given ap- proval to build heliports to allow 24-hour air ambulance access, it was anniouniced to- day by Health MnstrKeth Norton and Ross Stevenson, MIPP Durhami-York. "Follow"ing comlpletion of the tendering process and awardingI of the contracts," said Mr. Norton,' "the mîniistry- will Pr-Ovide the capital funding for both hlipo(rts." The Durham Region District Health Coun cil hias, endorsed both sites. MIvr. Stevenson said, "I an pleasýed that both Port Perry and Uxbridge will havec access to air amrbulan:ce evc around fthe dock to tase critically ilI or injured pa- tients to major medical cen- tres. This will greatly enhance health- care in these com- munities.' The new heliports will be used by the Ministry' s air ami- bulance Bandage 1 stationied at Buttonville. Bandage 1 has b-eeni available to these comn- miunities only during daylight hours on a special waiver fromu Transport Canada to Operate ,ithout a licenlsedl hleliport. It is expected thlaitthe tenider process wmil startim i- meCdiatelyý, with comlpletioni of contruction b h_ le end of' theyar 1At presenit, thiere are 37 hieliports, licensed for 24-hiour serice sering over 50 three are inearing ,comlpletioni and an additional eight, in- Colleen Moffàt, daughter of stitute with ber Diploma of Aleck and Norma Moffat Business Management. Shie is recently graduated from presently employed with Core Ryerson Polytechnical In- Rentais in Pickering. Lack supp Newcastle The Region of Durham lacked sufficient approval front property owners on Baldwin and Clarke Streets in the Village of Newcastle for the inistallation of a $86,000 water main to service the pro- perties in the south of the Village. The proposai came before Regional council last week with a staff recommendation that the project nrot proceeed due to the lack of approval from the majority of the twelve property owners. Regional council concurred and the project is not to pro- ceed. 0f the twelve property own'rers affected, four gave approval for the installation while eight were termed to 'be opposed to. the project and the payment of related costs for the service. 0f the eight objections, onie did not reply to the questionnaire while another setforth a condition that they be allowed to create another building lot. Regional charges associated to the watermain project wouldinclude a fron- tage charge as well as a con- nection charge. The frontage charge for a 100 foot fron- tage would have amounted to $2,607.00 with the connp.o- tion charge set a $1,250.00. This charge holds in aIl areas of the Region of Durham for such installations. The amounts are payable in ether a lump sumn or over a twenty year period. The Region estimates the user charge for water on the average, depending on con- sumption, at $9350 a year. Property owners on Baldwin and Clarke Streets through frontage and con- nection charges would have paid, ini total, $38,000 of the cludinig the two in Durham region, are going to tenider iort for new water main total $86,000 installation charges. The remainder of the monies required would have been taken from the Region's current funds and the Regional lot levyý accoun.t. Sixýty-nine 4-H agricultural Club members participatted in the annual judging comipeti- tion held on the farms of Gerald Brown and family and the Richard family a[ Ceresmnore Farms. 4-H members judged classýes of Holstein cows, Crossbrecd market steers, breedinig ewes,,market hogs% and hay. Ini addition, an iden- tification quiz and a general agricultural knowledge quiz was comipleted. Membhers were divided into Novice, 1,2-14 years of age anid first judging competi- tion; J1uniiior, 12-14 years; and Senior, 15 years and over. Local 4-H leaders and other farmners acted as officia] judges. Winning the Novice sec- tioni and the C.N.E. Shield was Glenn Barkey of Blackstock-with 516 points out of a possible 650 points. Second was Grace Prins, Hamipton and third vas Pauline Beckett, Bowmnile. In the Junior sectionl, first place and reci- pient of the Royal Bank Rose Bowl was Faith Benschop of Bowý,manville. Second was Stephen McHolm, Port Hope and third was Geof Sikma from Orono. Winner of the E.A. Sum- mers Trophy and the Senior section xas Krista McHoIm of Port Hople; second was Lynin McLaughlin of Nestleton and third was Brent MlcLaughilin of Nestleton. In the teami competitions, the first place club \vas the Durham 4-H Dairy Club with team members, (Glenn Barkey, Howard Sikma and Krista McHolm. The next level of judging for the Durham 4-H members will be the Peterborough Fair Junior Day to be held on August 16, 1984. Where Hîgh Qualîty and, Low Low Prîces Go Hand-In'Hand NEW W11-11E Can. No. 1 Potatoes 10OIL bag 2n39 Product of U.S.A, Can. No. 1 P LUMIIS Deliclous Santa Rosa, lb. w69 White Swan Paper Towels 2 roll pkg..8 PORK LOIN - Fam-ily Pak CHO PS kg395 Iîlb.1.79- Paramount Brand Fancy 71/4 Oz. 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