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FUN FOR EVERYONE AT THE BIGGEST FAIR IN THE DISTRICT i IN ORONO THIS WEEK-END STARTING THURSDAY NIGHT Eldorado raised ire of community one year ago Published Every Wednesday Ten heats of racing Sunday at Orono fair POST TIME 1:30 p.m. 1st Pace Classified Purse $375 Horse Driver 1. Marken time B. Nicholls 2. Northwind Miss D. Clements 3. Scarlet Parker T.B.A. 4. Chuck Hanover G, Robinson 5. Ramas Angel J. Burt 6. Broadwood B K. Jones 7. Jeff's Choice B. Collins 2nd Pace Classified Purse $350 Horse Driver 1. Fawn's Dawn B. Nicholls 2. Admitted J. Drew 3. Elvas Late Arrival R. McQuaid 4. Speedy Gaitime E. Till 5. Amber Lass K. Goodchild 6. Minis Happy Chance D. Clements 6th Pace Classified Horse t 1. Ultimate Challenge 2. Fawns Nifty 3. Moorelands St. V 4. Touch of Winter 5. Gaitime Nifty 6. Dries Mighty Goose 7. Alpine Lou Purse $350 Driver H. Johnson B. Nicholls B, Moore G. Tennant E. Till B. Collins D. Hie 3rd Pace Classified Horse 1. Family Feud 2. Moorelands Porky 3. Slabtown Princess 4. Ace Mathers 5. Little Shelly Rich 6. Stormy Sweetheart ' Purse $400 Driver A. Reid W. Clarkson E. Adams K. Goodchild G. LaRush. J. Robinson 4th Pace Classified Purse $400 Horse Driver 1. Go Four Nicholls I I J. Burt 2. The Swingin Ranger D. Clements , 3 . Parkers Star K. Laarakkers 4. Nerns Vickie G. Robinson 5. Survivorship J. Robinson ' 6. Baron Lady C. Peake 7. Battling Andy ' J. Cole 5th Trot Classified Purse $400 Horse „ Driver 1. Mardon Marathon T.B.A. 2. Parkhill Glory - B. Collins 3. Kawartha Quinelle •• J. Colg 4. Rosadam Vic B. Cummings ' 57Lock Jaw C. Peake 6. Bio Don Quixote G. Robinson 7th Pace Classified Purse $375 Horse Driver 1. Navasota Bob Russ McQuaid 2. Albacap John Rumble 3. Fleeting Warrior Derek Newman Jr. 4. Georgian Ice , Joe Burt 5. Tru Ray Topper T.B.A. 6. Open Mike Gerald Robinson 7. Ben Goose B. Collins 8th Pace Classified Purse $375 Horse Driver 1. Bqw Tie Daniel Clements 2. Tam O'Shanter W. Clarkson 3. Bio Wiseman D. Newman Sr. 4. Cookie Crum T.B.A. 5. Coin Irish J. Robinson 6. Pinedale Rastus, Bill Nicholls 1 9th Pace Classified Purse $500 ' Horse , Driver Ï . Moorelands Garf Barry Moore 2. Doubter ' Homer Johnson S^Little Classy Rip 4 Ed Till 4, Beechtree Ralph Keith Jones 5. Trojan Frosty Daniel Clements 10th Pace Classified Horse 1. Shadow Ranger 2. Faithful Prince 3. Power House Purse $400 Driver D. Clements B. Collins Keith Jones 4. Budding Count Karel Laarakkers 5. Moorelands Hopf ' T.B.A. 6. Brets Indian Joe Burt 7. R.J. Rose Gerald Robinson Large crowd attends Orono Tractor pull Somewhere between 1200 and 1400 spectators attended the annual Tractor Pull held at the Orono Fair Grounds Monday afternoon. A full card of pulls were presented for the occasion being sponsored by the Central Ontario Tractor Pullers' Association. Modified Tractors, Modified 2-wheel and Stock 4-wheel drive trucks along with Modified Mini Tractors were features of the pull lasting from one t<|) four-thirty in the afternoon. The Canadian Warrior, owned by Connie and Arrjold Coburn of Toronto was present for the Orono pulls. The Warrior competes most successfully across Canada and the United States. Local participants were evident in the events as well as participants from Toronto and Wasaga Bèach. The special clay track at the Orono Fair Grounds was in excellent excellent condition for the pull and competitors were well pleased with this 'feature of the event. Attendance was possibly one of the better^for this annual event in the village. Durham Dairy Princess was in finals The 32nd Ontario Dairy Princess was crowned last Wednesday, September 2nd on Agriculture Day at the Canadian National Exhibition Exhibition in Toronto. Winner of the annual contest was Andrea Lange of Simcoe County. Other contestants who had made it to this the final level in the competition competition were Kim Partridge of Perth County, Elaine Barkey, from our own Durham County, Maribeth Burkitt from Hastings and Angela Nethery of Huron. The 1987-88 Ontario Dairy Princess will conduct public relations relations activities on behalf of Ontario's Ontario's dairy farmers during her twelve month reign. The contestants contestants were judged on their public speaking ability, knowledge of the dairy industry, maturity, personality personality and poise. Some of the prizes which Andrea won were a trip'to Great Britain, a dairy calf and a silver tea service. It's your choice Thursday, It's your choice on Thursday, September 10th in the Ontario Provincial Provincial election. Three worthy candidates candidates seek your support to represent represent those in the Durham East riding in the Ontario "Legislature. Polls open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. SAM CUREATZ Progressive Conservative DIANE HAMRE Liberal MARG WILBUR New Democrat According to Helen MacDonald, a member of the Citizens, for a Safe Environment, Town of Newcastle Group, it was just over a year ago that Eldorado Nuclear of Port Hope made its announcement that two sites had been selected for com sidération for a low-level waste disposal àrea: The company had selected a site north of Newtonville, another in the Tyrone area and also for consideration was a site at the Welcome radioactive waste dump. The announcement awoke the area from a dreamy summer rest period resulting in the area quickly organizing t.o object to the proposal arid with the' final defeat of any consideration of the proposal. As a result of the demise of the proposal the Federal Government has set forth a Site Selection Committee Committee who have furnished an interim interim report with a 'final draft to be presented within a week or two. Helen MacDonald states the Site Selection Committee has meet with individual concerned groups and elected parties when the Interim report was discussed. The committee committee met with the Town of Newcastle Group, which is headed by Terry Hutchison of Tyrone, in June. MacDonald said the report seemed seemed too good to be true and that the Site Committee is hopeful in enticing enticing some municipality to agree to a waste management site within their municipality. She said they feel there will be a stampede. As to the final draft a mailing is" to go out to all municipalities in the province outlining the offer and opportunities opportunities being offered. It is expected the host community will then negotiate with the government government for the location of a low-level waste site in their municipality. Motorcyclist hospitalized following Orono accident An accident in "Orono on Saturday Saturday afternoon at the intersefction of Dixon Street and Mill Street has hospitalized Jamie, Lunny of Main Street who at the tiriie of the accident accident was driving a motorcycle. The accident happenèd at 3:30 in the afternoon when Elaine Mercer of Church Street, Orono was proceeding proceeding south on Mill Street and Jamie Lunny with his 85 Honda motorcycle was proceeding north on Mill Street. According to Durham Regional Police Elaine Mercer was making a left hand turn onto Dixon when the accident oc- cured. Jamie Lunny was rushed to Memorial Hospital in Bowman ville and later taken to Oshawa General Hospital where on Monday he was in satisfactory condition. The motorcycle was a complete right off with the police estimating $3500,00 damage to the Mercer vehicle. Happenings. C.L.O.C.A. AT ORONO FALL FAIR From Thursday, September 10th to Sunday September 13th, the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority will have a display at the annual Orono Fall Fair. As part of the Town pf Newcastle's "draw" prizes, CLOCA will provide two one litre bottles of maple syrup, produced at our Purple Woods • Conservation Area this spring, spring, prop by our display and learn about the many activities' df CLOCA. _ AN ORONO FAIR TEEN-AGE ATTRACTION A new venture of the Orono Fair with the addition of a Rock Band competition should have appeal to the teenagers-of the area. The competition will feature five Rock Bands iji competition, two from the local area. The feature gefs underway at 8:30 on Saturday evening following the Walters Family musical prdgram in front of the grandstand. TOWN COUNCIL RESUMES SESSIONS « After a month recess the Newcastle Tqwn Council and General Purpose Committee resume their regular weekly sessions. The General Purpose Committee met in session on Tuesday evening. , « PIGLETTES TAKING TO pREO COOKIES Although the four Pigèttes in training for the Orono Fair Preakness* first turned up their noses to Oreo Cookies they have now acquired acquired the taste and speed around the track for a treat. According to Ann Dreslinski a special event is to be hefd on Sun- , day afternoon at 2:00 p.m. when the Prêakness Piglettes will be sponsored sponsored in a race by the Orono Post Office, the Great Pine Ridge 'Kinsm'en, the Orono D.B.I.A. and Clarke Museum, and Archives. Possibly a few pi-jinks in this event?