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Wanted - Queen of the Fair contestants WANTED - Contestants for Queen of the Fair. This annual competition to crown Miss Durham Central Fair will be held on' Thursday evening, tember 10th, 1987, commencing 'w /:00 p.m; on the stage inside the arena. , To be eligible for the competition applicants must: 1. have been a resident resident of Canada for two years; 2. have been a resident of the Fair District for six months; 3. be female, single and never have been married, divorced or had a marriage annulled. Contestants must never have had a child; 4. be 17 years old by August 1, 1987 and not have reached her 23rd birthday by August'!, 1987. Should there be more than eight competitors, 'a preliminary contest will be held prior to the fair to determine the eight finalists. Many lovely prizes have been donated for this competition including including money, jewellery box, necklace, make-up, and flowers. In addition to these prizes will be the rewarding experience gained by representing the Durham Central. Fair for the following year. Any interested individual who meets the qualifications may contact contact any committee member as soon as possible. Committee Chairman: Bonnie Reid 983-9228, Don Rickard 623-7233, Mrs. Cheryle Klawitter or Mrs. Elizabeth Sawyer. Lots To Entertain You At the Orono Fall Fair The Orono'Fair is packed with events which will attract all ages and types to the Orono Fairgrounds this year. The annual fair takes place September 10 through 13. There will be the usual classes such as cattle, cattle, 4-H, horses, domestic science, junior department, poultry, rabbits, rabbits, plants and flowers, needlecraft vegetables, and sheep just to mention mention a few of the major ones. Other events going on continuously continuously throughout the fair include include Old MacDonald's Farm, the Midway, and the Orono Piglet Preakness where piglet races will be run every 30 mintues throughout the fair. On Thursday night the fun begins with the Miss Durham Central Fair Contest, the Durham County Holstein Holstein Show, the Imerpial Hell | Drivers and entertainment by a barbershop chorus, Friday's slate includes cake and fat calf auctions, sheep auction. Tunka Abdurama (Caribbean entertainment) and the Fiddlers' Contest. The fun starts early Saturday with the parade at 11:30 a.m., the Dairy Princess Competition and Presentation at 1 p,-rn. and the Shari and Jerry Show at 2:30 p.m. Entertainment Entertainment continues in the evening with the Walters Family Band at 6:30 p.m., a rock band competition takes place at 8:30 p.m, and the evening ends with a dance at 9:30 p.m. featuring the Walters Family Band. On Sunday events include the hunter and jumper competition, sheep show, gospel singing a country country and western jamboree and the feature event of the day harness horse racing. Come out and bring the whole family for there is something for everyone from the small tots to grandpa and grandma. Daily Features Have your dessert arid your calcium too! It's easy when you use milk. SUMMER FRUIT SUNFLOWERS has a delicious, decadent quality about it but still provides a bonus of 112 mg of calcium per serving. , \ SUMMER FRUIT StlNFLOWERS * 4 / sheets phyllo dough, covered with damp cloth ^4 % cup % cup 3 Tbsp 2 V* cups 3 ■ . 3 Tbsp 1 Tbsp 'h cup Lay one sheet of phyllo dough on a damp tea towel; brush entire entire sheet with melted butter. Repeat layering, brushing each layer with melted butter. Cut dough, lengthwise in half and _ crosswise in thirds, making 6 rectangles. With scissors, round off corners of rectangles; gently pleat to fit into 2 Vi-inch (6 cm) muffin cups, filling every other cup. Prick a hole in the bottom of each. Bake in 350°F (180°C) oven 10 to 12 min or until crisp and browned. Cool completely. Combine sugar and corn starch in saucepan. Blend in milk. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a boil. Reduce heat; cook 2 min. longer. Gradually stir hot mixture into egg yolks; return all to pan. Reduce heat; cook and stir 1 min longer. Blend in 3 Tbsp (45 mL) butter, lemon rind and juice. Cover surface with plastic wrap; cool then chill. For each serving, place 'A cup (50 mL) ' sauce on dessert plate; top with phyllo cup; pour 'A cup (50 mL) sauce into cup; top with fresh fruit. Garnish. Makes 6 servings. To garnish as photographed, thin blueberry jam with a little water. Drop small spoonfuls onto sauce; marble with a thin knife blade. Add fresh blueberries. butter, sugar 150 mL com starch 45 mL milk 550 mL egg yolks, beaten 3 butter 45 mL grated lemon rind 15 mL lemon juice 75 mL Fresh fruit Aurora Trout Angling Affected Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 12, 1987-11 A longer season is t> ne of three important changes in angling conditions conditions for aurora trout In 1987, the Ministry of natural Resources announced announced recently. The open season will be from August 1 to September 30. In addition, addition, no gasoline motors of any kind will be allowed on lakes open for angling; nor will the use of live baitfish be allowed. These changes are in accord with the desires of many anglers. The increase in season length (from one month to two months) will offer improved angling conditions, conditions, with increased angler returns and a more colourful fish since it is close to the fall spawning time, when the males become darker and the females lighter. The 1986 experience experience indicated that motors frightened the fish. Prohibition of live baitfish will greatly reduce the possibilities of introducing unwanted unwanted fish species. Angling will again be possible only only on Carol Lake (Gogama) and Big Club Lake (Timmins). The possession possession limit will remain at one fish per More From Around The Region Three-year-old girl dies in accident An accident in Newcastle claimed the life of a three-year-old girl at her home. Andrea Allin of R.R. 2 Newcastle Village was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville late last Tuesday afternoon. Durham Regional Police said the accident occurred in the driveway of the Allin's 3rd Concession home when the victim's father, Lome, was driving a jeep hauling a 1,000 gallon water wagon apparently the girl was chasing the slow-moving vehicle when she fell beneat the front wheels of thé wagon. Orono woman drowns in tub An Orono woman found drown- , ed in her bathtub late Wednesday night is believed to have died as result of a diabetic coma. Judy Lee Brooks of 5367 Main St., Orono was found by a friend and was rush to Bowmanville Memorial Hospital where she was pronounced dead by drowning. Corner Dr. Charles Mcllveen said the medical history of the Orono woman indicates she had been an insulin-dependent diabetic since the age of three. He also stated that no decision had been reached on whether an inquest would be called. An autopsy was to have been performed performed to determine the exact cause of death. 'Mill ONTARIO PEACHES AND PLUMS are available now -- mid September... ONTARIO PEARS now - early January (from stor-. age). ONTARIO TENDER FRUITS are healthy choices for summer desserts and snacks ... low m sodium, calories, virtually fat and cholesterol free and a source of dietary fibre. ONTARIO PEACHES, PEARS AND PLUMS taste great... their - natural sweetness and flavour are perfect for jams, jellies, conserves, chutneys and preserves. Ontario's famous freestone peaches (Redhaven and Loring) are the preserver's dream ... the soft juicy flesh separates easily from the pit, making them ideal for home canning and freezing and. of course, eating out-of-hand. angler. The ministry is actively promoting promoting the aurora trout (a unique colour phase of brook trout) as a rare trophy fish. The aurora trout was first discovered in 1923 in the Temagami area of Ontario. It was saved from extinction., due to increased acidification of its home waters, by transferring aurora eggs to the Hill's Lake hatchery, near Chirlton, Ontario in the late 1950s. ■ From these beginnings, the aurora trout expanded into a few sanctuary lakes in northeàstern Ontario Ontario to be used as "wild" brood. Not all the sanctuary brood waters were required and Carol Lake and Big Club Lake opened to angling on a one-fish possession limit for a one-month season in August, 1986. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER SEALED TENDERS, marked clearly as to contents, for the contract specified below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A6, will be received in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Tènder Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Office, Office, 68 King Street East, (Veltri Complex), Bowmanville, Ontario. Ontario. Tender No: T 87-25 Bowmanville Arena Repairs Closing Time & Date 12:00 Noon (Local Time) Monday, August 31,1987 The work for the Town of Newcastle, under the direction of the Consultants, Totten Sims Hubicki Associates (1981) Limited, includes repair and/or reinforcement of the arena roof perimeter, concrete block walls, and related work at the Bowmanville Arena. A bid deposit in the amount specified in the tender documents muèt accompany each bid submitted. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. accepted. • . Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett purchasing and Supply Agent Telephone: (416) 623-3379 Ex. 267 Daté of Publication: August 12, 1987 P.O. A 1882 The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority is accepting, applications for an Outdoor Education Instructor at the Ganaraska Forest Centre. The Forest Centre is a residential '| complex offering programs in conservation education to school children and special interest groups. OUTDOOR EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR (Contract Position) Duties: Teaching and supervision of residential and day school groups, program development and implementation of public events. ,, 1 Qualifications: * Applicants should i have excellent communication skills and teaching experience in the fieldiQf conservation conservation education,' the natural sciences and /or outdoor education. A teaching certificate is preferred but not required' Salary: $15,000 - $16,800 ' ■ , Duration of Contract: September 8,1987 - June 24,1988 (42 weeks); , Applications must be received in writing by August £1, 1987, clearly marked "Confidential" and addressed to the Chief Administrative 'Officer, Ganaraska Region Cqnservâtion Authority, P.O. Box 328, Port Hope, Ontario Ontario L1A 3W4.