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Se rr * Uxbridge man shows grand champion female at Lindsay The Victoria County Black and White Show, held September 22nd in the New- | ton G. Wilson Pavilion at the Lindsay Exhibition, saw 58 head shown by 16 exhibitors. This compares with 98 head last year. The Victoria show, is open to other counties. Judge Joan McNeely, Lyn, chose a dry cow for her Grand Champion Female. Linda Fond Hope Rocket Clipper, shown by Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, headed the best class of the evening as Judge McNeely claimed that all six entries were worthy animals for any show. The Reserve Grand Champion was the top- prized age cow, Supreme Susan, shown by Blythe Farm, Fenelon Falls. T. Robert Flett, Oshawa, picked up most of the top prizes as he breezed to the Premier Exhibitor win. Frank Barkey, Clare- mont, was Premier Breeder. The senior yearling class provided the Junior Champion Wilspring Fern Starlight shown by Clarence Wilson, Uxbridge. Being a very dairy animal, she stood ahead of the 1st prize junior yearling, Ronbeth Miss Julie exhibited by Ronald Warner, Hastings. Miss Julie was well grown and deep bodied. The lone bull class had T. Robert Flett's entry, Belfon- taine Rocket Lasso take Champion honours. Lasso walks very well and was more correct than Reserve "Champion, Covista Rocket, shown by Gerald Teefy, Lindsay. Frank Barkey won the Breeder's Herd class, while Glen Isle Farms, Keene, came second. New conflict of interest Premier William Davis last week made public amendments to the Public Service Act regulations which provide guidelines to public servants on conflict of interest. The Premier stated: "Last year when I issued conflict of interest guide- lines for Cabinet ministers and parliamentary assist- ants, I said that considera- tion would be given to issu- ing similar guidelines for members of the public service. I am pleased to announce those guidelines today. "We have been fortunate in Ontario in being served by a public service with a well-deserved reputation for integrity, and what I am announcing today should not be interpreted as any reflec- tion on it. Rather, these guidelines made public regulations are intended to assist public servants in determining their responsib- ility to the public and to ensure that there is no actual or appearance of a conflict of interest." At this time, the new regulations will only refer to public servants who are appointed under The Public Service Act. "The intent," Mr. Davis went on to say, 'is to heighten each employee's awareness of his or her responsibilities to the public as a result of employment with the government. Con- flict of interest is a moral as' well as a legal issue and our best defence is a high level of individual responsibility to protect the public in- terest." you win anew 1974 MOXO-S (Model F340--Ontario's Family Snowmobile) Your {3il22 waiting for you at your Moto-Ski dealers! (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY) Try your key in the ignition of the new Moto-Ski Moto-Ski dealers--if the key fits--the Moto-Ski is on display NOW. Model F 340 at your yours absolutely free. isitor. Winners' names paper. See all the great new '74 Moto- NESTLETON SNOWMOBILE SALES NESTLETON, ONTARIO 416-986-5539 THE BEAUTY AND THE WOLF. Barbara Newham, 16, holds up a wolf which was shot near the ninth concession of Reach last week by Ralph Honey. Reports indicate that the wolf population is increasing in this area lately. Man wanted by F.B.I. arrested A man wanted by the F.B.I. for bank burglary, by the Detroit Police for armed robbery, by the Sherriffs office at Maricopa County Arzona near Pheonix and by O.P.P. for driving around with a loaded 22 calibre Ruger pistol in his 63 Rambler is enjoying the hospitality of the Ontario County Jail this week, wait- ing for the good people of Durham region to arrange transportation back to the United States for him. Constable Gary Miller stopped the Rambler Satur- day on 401 at Pickering for a routine check and dis- covered the loaded gun. Back at the station in Whitby he also discovered the three wanted bulletins. Under arrest is Patrick Dennis Young, no fixed address, of Arizona. Conway Gardens -- Tavern ~ will serve a Special Menu on SUNDAY & MONDAY THANKSGIVING MENU 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. NO RESERVATIONS TAKEN