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4-Orçnio Weekly Times, Wednesday August 26, 1981 A topic of art with A my Rev. and Mrs. Ferguson of Dikadel Farms on Sunday. Oshawa find a topic of in- Miss Morton spearheaded the terest at the art show at show which proved of interest interest to all present. Apple Doll craft Julie Erhardt adds another delicate touch to her interesting interesting display of apple dolls at the Art Loft show, Dikadel Farms. Employment preparation at Clarke High School An Employment Preparation Preparation Seminar is being held at Clarke High School shortly a fter the opening of the new school term to better prepare students for entering the work world as part of their o-operative Education pro- guim. The seminar -is being " e| d on Wednesday, September 9th, both morning and afternoon. Students entering the the Co-çp program are expected to attend and as well the general public is invited. The morning session opens at 9:00 a.m. with the afternoon session session opening at 12:50 p.m. During the sessions career awareness, job responsibility and employer-employee relationships relationships will be featured. Mrs. E. Nichols, coordinator coordinator of the Clarke Coop Coop program will speak--at the seminar as wgll as Ms.. Marlene Veater of Bell Canada, Mr. Charles Byers, employment' counsellor for Canada Employment Centre and Ms. Jan, Cochrane of Welcome girl wins judging competition ■ WELCOME GIRL WINS JUDGING COMPETITION: COMPETITION: Krista McHolm, daugher of Mr. & Mrs. Roy . McHolm, Welcome, was the . winner of the Junior Section at the annual Class "A" Judging Day held at Peterborough Peterborough Exhibition on August 13th. Krista topped 129 contestants contestants in the Junior section. A number of other Durham 4-H'ers did very well in the competition. In the Junior Section, Lynn McLaughlin of Nestleton, tied for 2nd. Dave Brown of Newcastle was 4th; Ralph Dç Jong of Nestleton tied for 12th and Brent McLaughlin of Nestleton and Brian VanCamp of Blackstock tied for 16th. Bruce Brown of Newcastle placed second in a group of . 87 Senior 4-H'ers at the , Peterborough Judging Day. The Senior winner was John ' Curie of Northumberland County. Janet Brown, the current Durham County Dairy Princess, placed 12th in the Senior Section. Our congratulations to all participants at the Annual Peterborough Fair 4-H Judging Day. Personnel of General Motors Canada. A major goal of the Cooperative Cooperative Education program is to help students develop the responsibilities, knowledges and skill required for entry to employment. It strengthens the skills students have acquired in schools. Clarke High has the most active Co-op program jn the Northumberland and Newcastle area and the local system is being used by other schools in the province as a ' model in developing their , own Co-op programs. • 1 From Around Home (Continued from page 3) over the river complete with coloured lights. This adaptation adaptation of Niagara Falls is operated only on week-ends and holidays but it does attract attract considerable attention and the usual traffic jam in seeking a closer look. "rtiere are many attractive features in Edmonton, their stadium, University and Parliament Hill grounds, Muttart gardens as w.ell as the parks and their flower gardens. Incidentally, we were dragged dragged off on a shopping tour at one of the Bay stores in the city and browsing through the furniture section came upon two chesterfields and a chair all the way from Plydesigns in Orono. Nancy informed us that most of the ' furniture of this sort in their new office building came from Plydesigns. To say the least a little bit of home far from home. One thing that does intrigue intrigue us about the west is the weather. You bake in the sun at 29 to 30 degrees but find a little shade and it is cool. The lack of humidity makes a big difference and although the days temperature reached upwards upwards of 30, the evenings were cool. We have been asked on a . couple of occasions since returning if we ran into any animosity against the east. To be honest, our contacts were limited and those we did make generally turned out to be transplants from the east. One neighbour came from the Cornwall area while the other and his wife being native Albertans had other things 'on their mind with a family of eleven kids and a budding group of grandchildren grandchildren popping up one after the other. Politics was the least of their worries. Now if we can just sneak another week sometime this fall to enjoy the beauty and splendor of Ontario. , Reopening Beauty Boutique August 25th Main St. South, Orono 983-9478 Manager: Beverley Lake Open: Tues., Wed.,. Thurs. & Fri.