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12-Uiohii -Vivklx t iim ■. XVviiuvMliiN. Ovlnhvr 5, 19*8 Classified Ads (continued from page 13) The NEW YOU Manufacturing Company Canadian Made Toning Toning Tables. Deal direct with factory factory no dealer mark-up. Seven : tables 527,500. Information supplied supplied to start and run new business: business: Remote stop and speed reduction. reduction. Accurate electronic timers. timers. 40 hour intensive training course. Written exam with Certificate Certificate of Achievement. Qualified training staff. Course designed after consulting with Chiropractors, Chiropractors, Physiotherapists and Doctors. Doctors. Box 197, Coldbrook Station, Station, Nova Scotia, BOP 1K0 (902)678-4110 alter 6, 538- 7588. MA CHERIE Fashions (Est. ; 1975). Discover a new rewarding career. Be an independent. Join our team. It's the fun easy way to earn extra money. Call Çollect (416)827-2660. . LINDAL CEDAR Sunroom Dealers Do Well! Be one in your town. Protected territory, No franchise fees, no special training. training. For information Call Win. Allen, Manufacturers Rep at (705)722-7577 today. PERSONAL Artistic, caring, couple wishing to adopt. Lots of quality, loving time. Working with a government government licensed agency. Please call collect anytime! Dianne: (416)324-8238. PREGNANT? Consider adoption. adoption. Young, caring couple elementary elementary teacher and businessman, businessman, will welcome your child into loving home. Working with government-licensed agency. Call collect evenings: (416)897- 2766. farm notice ELDER'S GRAIN at Prescott Terminal, now giving fall prices on barley, oats, soybeans, com and canola. For all your pricing and delivery arrangements call (613)925-5995. (Collect). FOR SALE FARMERS & Businesses: Warmth Insulation Spray Urethane Urethane & Monoglass Spray- On Insulation (613) 267-6711, 133 Gore St. E„ Perth, Ont. K7H 1J6 STEEL BUILDINGS, genuine savings, straight walls. Beat upcoming upcoming price increase. These buildings are all steel and are of the finest quality. Phone 1-800- 267-9432. FLEA MARKET. Smiths Falls, every Sunday. Year round. 9 am - 5 pm. 65 Cornelia St. East (613)283-8448.100 stalls. Something Something for everyone. New, collectibles, collectibles, crafts, antiques. Dealers welcome. TRAMPOLINES - 14' Diameter "Fun Spot'* $660. Warranty, moneyback guarantee. Mailorder - Join many who've saved hundreds hundreds of dollars. Delivery $35. Call Trampos Inc. tollfree 1-800- 387-6214, or (416)769-7178. Durham East Agricultural News by John E. Finlay, Agricultural Representative Durham County Holstein Club Holds 50th Sliow The 50th consecutive Holstein Show was held Thursday night, September 8th at the Orono Fair. Exhibitors paraded/96 head before the watchful eyes i<f Judge, Robert MacDonald. For the second year in a row, the Grand Champion was Ridgefield Warden Patsy, a 5-year-old shown by Peter Hoogeveen, Blackstock. Reserve Champion was another Warden daughter, the winning 4-year-old entry of Ralph Warren, Port Hope in McCall Warden Natasha. Junior Champion was a December Warden calf shown by Willdina Holsteins, Bowmanville and Reserve Junior Champion honours going to Frank Barkey, Blackstock with a Senior calf, Altona Lea Rosa lea. Othpr class winners included: Summer Yearling, Willdina Hols- HELP WANTED An opportunity with a future for an Automotive Electronics Mechanic Mechanic for the well qualified applicant. applicant. A growing small town Eastern Ontario G.M. dealer offers offers excellent wages and benefits plus good shop equipment. G.M. experience a must Pleasant working and living conditions. Call G. Boomhower (613)354- 2166. teins on Willdina Star Olive; Junior Yearling, Keith Van Camp and Doug Werry on Wyndee Warrior Beth; Senior Yearling, Willdina Holsteins on Willdina Mattador Lily; Lily; Dry Cow, William Tamblyn on Tamtane Majesty Holly; Junior two-year old, Frank Barkey on Altona Warden Shirley; Senior two- year old, Frank Barkey on Altona Lea Matt Teresa; three year old, Willsona Farms on Wlllsona Maple Wendy; Mature Cow, Frank Barkey on Altona Lea Sheik- Leanne, Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor Exhibitor Awards were won by Frank Barkey with, runner-up going to Willdina Holsteins in each category. Breeder Herd was won by Willsona Farms. Ridgefield Warden Patsy was also declared Best Udder for Peter Hoogeveen. A total of 96 head were exhibited by 17 exhibitors. exhibitors. Forage Crop Testing Service: by Wendy Warren, Forage Crop Tester, 1988 I'd. like to take this opportunity to thank all those farmers in Durham East, who participated in the 1988 Forage Crop Testing Service. Service. I have been making farm calls for the .past eight weeks and have thoroughly enjoyed meeting and dealing with-all of you. You have made this' summer job interesting and quite unforgetable. In just eight weeks I have visited 140 farms and of those, Ü2 were in Durham east. This county total is an increase from last year and thusx_ is a positive indication to us at OMAF because: 1) Firstly, it shows us more people have become aware of the program and have accepted the free service offered. 2) Secondly, it shows us YOU are becoming concerned with the quality quality of feed you give your livestock. Thus our initial objective, to make you aware of nutrition, has been met. 3) Lastly, your cooperation has shown us that people need this service service and possibly, because of your support, this service will become annual. Once again/thank you for mak-' ing my "Summer Experience '88" such a fantastic job. Your cooperation cooperation and kindness have made this summer, one I will fondly look back .Upon. Sees possibility of Darlington expansion Robert Franklin, president of 1 Ontario Hydro, in speaking to the Durham Region Manufacturer's Association recently in Oshawà said the province was not ruling out more nuclear power stations. He • pointed out that a select committee is studying the'future demand and generation of power and that it would be the province that gives the direction for the future. He said Ontario had a number of options including the expansion of the Darlington Station and building smalls nuclear units close 'to demand' demand' areas. Planning a Wedding? Be sure to view the selection of Invitations announcements Reply Cards and others ait the Orono Weekly Times DOWNTOWN ORONO Phone 983-5301