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79e SPRAY NET-__ 1.75 SPRAY NET 89c sire BRISK PASTE ANND 5 Vacuunm Entties Bail Point p c ns 9C Woodbury's Silam.poo, --59e --------------- 1.29 COMBS FREE Enden Shampoo 9sc - 1.69 Ban Deoderant 1.25 Nivea Creme 69e - 1.25 -he fOliowing is a list of prize %vilners3 at Orono Fair held on September ti. Carniage llorses Miare and Foal-Roy Cochrane. Foal o! 1958-Roy Cochrane. SingLu Horse in harness, 15% hands or over-A. B. Mann, Ist Clean Sweep BRO0ONlS Sunbeam FRUIT SCEOLL THERE'S and 2nd. Single Horse in harness, under 151/2 haads-A. B. Mann, lst and 2nd, Lorne Hoskins. Pair Horses in harness-A. B. Mann, lst and 2nçi. Roadster Herses Mare and Foal-Gioria Brent. Foal of 1958-Gloria Brent. Filly or Gelding, two years old -Ivan Cochrane. Filly or Gelding, 3 years oid- Ivan Cochrane, A. B. Mann. Single Horse in harness, 15%k hands or over-Ivan Cochrane, lst and 2ad, A. B. Mann. Single Horse in harness, under 151/ hands - Ivan Cochrane, Lorne Hoskins, Floyd Evans. Pair Horses in Harness-Ivan Cochrane, A. B. Mann, 2nd and 3rd. Best Single Pony in harness, under 12'k,ý hands-Roy Coch- rane, Geo. Hayes. Best Pony under saddie, under 12%~ hands-Roy Cochrane, Geo. Johnston. Team o! ponies, under 12½ý hands-Geo. Hayes, Roy Coch- ranle. Single Pony in harness, over 12 1/ hands-Lorne Hoskins, Roy Cochrane 2nd and 3rd. Best Saddle Horse-Lorne Hoskins, Miss D. Weddup, Don- na Carveth. Gentleman's Turnout-Lorne Hoskîn, Ivan Cochrane. Special-A. B. Mann, Wm. Reid, A. B. Mann. Best Lady Driver - Lorne Hoskins. Domestic Science Sal.ad Dressing-G. Downey, R. Sutton. Four practical wvays o! serving eggs-R. Sutton, W. B. Hoar. Four practical ways o! serv- Za. 79c a Ea. 33C ing tomatoes-W. B. Hoar, A. Downey. Chili Sauce-G. Rickard, Wm. Hooey. Pickles, sweet-R. Sutton, S. Moore. Mustard Relish-R. Sutton, Wm. Hooey.01 Bread and butter pickles-.S. Moore, G. Brown. Collection Canned Fruit-R. Sutton. Jam-W. B. Hoar, S. Allin. Dozen Brown Eggs-D. Pow- ell, C. Downey. Specials Prizes donated by McGregor Hardware, Bowmanville. TV Supper Tray for one per- son-I. Challice, W. B. Hoar. New Exhibitor Prizes donated by Dominion Stores, Bowmanville-C. Steev- es, E. Passant, I. Chailice. Canada Packers Special Cake-G. Brown, C. Tamblyn, I. Challice. Pie-R. Sutton, W. B. Hoar,' R. G. Moffat. Magic Baking Pewder Special Single layer cake-Mrs. G. Brown, K. Gray. Lake of the Woods Miiling Co. Special Bread-C. Steeves, R. Sutton. Cake - G. Brown, Helen Schmid. Fie-R. Sutton, E. Whitmee. Needlecraft Luncheon Set, embroidered- Mr.5. Bryant. Buffet set, crocheted-Mrs. L. E. Bryant, Mrs. G. Brown, Mrs. S. Moore. Buffet set, tatted-Mrs. L. E. Bryant, Mrs. H. Skerratt. Bridge set, embroidered-Mrs. G. R. Putnam, Mrs. M. Coates. Pillow Cases, hemstitched- Mrs. G. R. Putnaxn, Mrs. Bryant. Pillow Cases, emb., white- Mrs. G. R. Putnam, Mrs. G. Henderson. Pillow Cases, emb., colored- Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. G. Hender- son, Mrs. G. Brown. Piliow Cases, cutwork-Mrs. S, Moore, Mrs. M. Coates, Mrs. Putnam. Pillow Cases, tatted work- Mrs. L. E. Bryant, Mrs. G. Put- nam. Piilow Cases, crocheted trim, white-Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Sker- ratt, Mrs. Putnam. Pillow Cases, crochet trim, colored-Mrs. G. Brown, Mrs. Coates. Pillow Cases, cross-stitch emb. -Mrs. H. Skerratt, Mrs. Bryant. Piilow Cases, knitted lace trim-Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Bry- ant. Emb. top sheet and matching pillow cases-Mrs. Putaam, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Skerratt. Cutwork top sheet and match- ing pillow cases-Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. M. Coates. 1 pair Guest Towels-Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Putnam. Bath towel, crochet trim-Mrs. M. Coates, Mrs. Putnam. Bat~h towel, tatted trim-2nd, Mrs. "Putnam. Tea Towels, emb.-Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Henderson. Place Mats-Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Putnam. Mats for hot dishes-Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Brown. I Centre-piece, crocheted, fiat -Mrs. Gartshore, Mrs. Wm. Hooey. Centre-piece, any other variety -Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Brown. Centre-piece, tatted - Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Putnam. Tea-cosy-Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. G. Brown. Fancy Handkerchiefs - Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Hazel Crago. Quilt, appliqued and emb.- Mrs. H. Skerratt, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Putnam. Quilt, appliqued-Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Putaam. Quilt, cotton, pieced-Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Pas- sant. Quilt, fancy quiiting-Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Putnam. Quilt Blocks-Mrs. Cobble- dick, Mrs. Henderson. Bedspread, crocheted .- Mrs. Coates. Crib Quilt-Mrs. BryantMs Moore, Mrs. Coates. Afghan, crocheted-Mrs. Bry- ant, Mrs. Putnam. Afghan, knitted-Mrs. Pt nam, Mrs. Bryant. Stole, knitted or crocheted- Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Ross Gilbart. List of Prize Winners Atd Recent Orono Fair Fine Displaym Fectured Or Junior Dept. of Orono Fair presented a fine display of var- ious crafts and handwork ac- complished in the schools of this district. Only prize-winning entries were put on display but that meant 279 exhibits which won prizes in this department alone. Five rural schools in Dar- lington and Il rural schools of Clark Towships showed along with mny ý'exhfibits from the graded schools of Newcastle and Orono.., The Murais this year were es- pecially commendable with par- ticular compliments being heard concerning ones from Mrs. The- resa Martin's and Mrs. G. Sta- pleton's rooms fromn Newcastle school. The public spent much tInme examining the scrapbooks, es- says, writing and handicrafts as well as viewing the large post- ers and art which covered on.e end of the Arena and this year overflowed to one end of the newly-built part of the build- ing. Parents and friends were héard to remark: "The good old school days were neyer like this" and again "Oh, to be back Ln sehool again." Everyone enioys the Junior Department where to-m orrow' s citizens are learning by doing work well that: good work- mariship is something to be proud of; it's fun to take part in community enterprîses; it's a thrill to bring prize-winning honour to one's home school;, hobbies make our leisure hours fruitful and happy ones; it pays to finish a task and exhibit it to advantage; buzy people who get things done make good corn- panions. The Junior Department lias grown steadily since its incep- tion 17 years ago and in speak- ing with its senior convenors 3 0 Letters Supporting ORONO - The Orono Police Trustees met in their regular session on Sept. 22 with al members present. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read and general discussion held on many mat- ters pertaining to Village pro- jeets. The chairman, R. C. Fores- ter, recommended that the 30 letters received for bus service fromn Colonial Coach Lines be sent out immediately with' an accompanying letter f rom the Police Trustees. It was also suggested that the Lake Ontar- io Development Associatiofi, the Orono Chamber of Commerce and the Ontario Chamber of Commerce be contacted to seek their support. This was suP- ported by. a .piotion by S. B. Rutherford and H. M. Mercer. Concerning the painting of the exterior of the Orono Fire Hall it was pointed out that it was to have been done but no action had been taken. It was then proposed that Donald Go- ode be authorized to do the painting when time from Hydro duties would allow it. The Trustees were unani- mous in expressing the fact that they were losing contact with the building in the Vil- lage. It was again stated that permits, when issued, should be presented to the next meeting o! the Trustees so they could keep in contact with deveiop- ments within the Village. 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See your well aitended when our pastorf Plumber or DURO dealen gave r. wonderful sermon iii for full information or write "Atrmosphere". Service next for FREZ folder, «Running Sunday at 2.30 p.m. Please note Wat.r, the Farm Nocessity". change o! time. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Malcolm, Janetilile, were at the Vie Mal. colms for supper on Sunday, helping to celebrate Mark's sev- enth birthday. Mrs. Geo. Bowers, Mrs. Eva 'Campbell and Miss Norma SUR-, aU ot gitt were supper guests o! Mr.1I .. and Mrs. Wm. Armnstrong on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompi- son spent Saturday evening wih Mr. and Mrs. Vie Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chapmari, Ballyduf!. and Mrs. G. Stinson' calied on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johins during the week. Mns. Vera Sheffield and Mr.I and Mns. Robt Sheffield. Oshi- U P O TN awwere with Mr. an d PMrs& 1'T NE I W . aciso over Sunday :LIMITD ?y 82 :Brantford, were with Mr. andý Mrs. Ken Minshall on Sundav Mr. and Mrs. J. viotten, Mrs: J A CK B EO UG H Henry viotten and girls. Burkz- ton, called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. PUBN u ETN Armstrong on Sunday.- LMI adETN Mr. Leonard Badgeley, Miss Division Street Soutb Ruth »adgelev and Mrs. Mare' MA 3_5615 BOMN LE ..o1. Torori'o, callcd on L. Joblin Sunday. C OO S cording to isrsdns okn anywhere but on On.Srn support can be raised for each ono airdistrict board has no over-rul- cae nd he rsulatth ie ate Mrs. J. C. Tamblyn and Mrs. R. remains at a standstifl. G. Moffat wç learn that many There is one factor, however, pupija who first show one or which is definitely on the two items followed through and move-the birth and maturing each year show more and as - o! new Durham County resi- they grow up they continue to' dents. You can argue against' enjoy handicrafts and superloranoionbtyucntar work that were first publicly ga oino t yo cnnot ari- recognized and rewarded in the sgune gat a fat, in thrisin- Junior Department and many ostn ce atyotis r nrvîn prizewinners of former* years iognuth e snd er ina today hold positions o! trust and ignumber n eadn leadrshp invarou.sune o!education. High School students woadrhpiaioslnso are already being taught in 0f rtiua itratt h public school space at Orono Ofpulcare essays, nmeest o whichand Millbrook and it is estim- wilic bereprodus, oe ofth lcalated that Bowmanviile High prl ess. odcdinte oa School enroiment will be 200 The following is a list of pri- beyon caa city y ex f ail. zes won. Grades are as they Avonid elcing a l rotonu- were when submitted in Ju.ne: gm etinmseoetnalct ision- Grade 5 and 6-How to ridemabeiprntbuitsi- a Bicycle Safely-Anne Gil- escapable that a new school bank, Orono; Cathryn Hooey, must be built and soon. If the Orono: David Green, Leskard. only way to do it is for ail con- Grade 7 and 8-Sports that cerned to adopt a softer atti- promnote Good Health _ Judy tude o! give and take, then Tamblyn, Orono; Sandra Mer- give and take there must be. cer, Orono; Carman Bail, Le,-I any event, when the present kard. question has been resolved Grade 5 and 6-Rules for-Wva- and the sehool finally erected ter Safety - Wayne Hancock, it will probably be hîgh time Newcastle; Raiph Kennedy, Or- to think o! building another ono; Troy Taggart, Orono; Ai- one. bert Green, Leskard. Grade 7 and 8-Shop ia your Home Town-Mary Lynn Bai- ley, Orono;, Diane Gilbart, Or- ono. Public Sehool Open - Fire Hazards and Precautions around MA 3-3303 Farm Buildings-Margery Tyr- *rel. Orono; Robert BRobinson, fur Orono; Marilyn Falls, Stark- Juvenile Open-Why I want C more Education-Sandra Mer- SWRICE cer. Diane Gilbart, Carol Vagg, Vieki Cotter, ail o! Orono. Juvenile Open - Fire Haz- ards and Prec-autions around the Home-Diane Gilbart, Mary Found. Craig Hind, Paul Mer- cer, ail of Orono. Sent In Bus Service tees feit that they were not sat- isfied with the appearance o! the new walk on Churc.h Street south of Cobbiedick Street. 0 1 They felt It shoaild have a gra- dual siope throughout. R. C. Forrester and H. M. Mercer stated that they had both view- ed the waik as it was being visualize what it wouid be like when completed. Ail agreed that this portion should be tom, Up and laid la a gradual drop. It was pointed out that Mr. W. P. Irwin would replace the walk free of charge providing the materials were supplied. It was decided to have the waik replaced now rather than let it exist in its present state. To-1 tal cost o! the sidewalk project amounted to $789.00. , Discussion followed on the gravelliag o! roads in new sub- divisions which. are and are about to be developed within the Village. The chairman sta- ted that it was his opinion that the Trustees would be at fault to pay for gravelling o! any new road being developed by a sub-divider as it could expand into a sizeable sum o! money if carried in al aew de- velopments. He said that the road should be consructed by the owners, as they are in other areas. The Trustees wouid still have considerable cost in building sidewalks and erectiiig Hydro lines. In coanection with putting a curb down both sides of thé street on the aorthera section o! Church Street south, R. C. Forrester stated that he had been in touch with Mr. Ward municipal engineer, who favor- ed thc plan. Mr. Ward la to visit the Village within a few days to view the road and pointed out that a subside isi available for constructing the cunbs and also for filling la the ditchies. The cost o! curgs rua from $1.50 a foot to $2.30, stat- ed the chairman. depending on the style o! the curb.-Times. Hiunt Club Buys OId Bus For Clubhouse At a special meeting on Sep-I tember 22nd in the Orono Mun- icipal Building the Orono Fish and Hunt Club decided to pur- chase an old bus to be used ves a club house. Mr. K. Stephen- son, presideat, chaired tie meeting. The new club bouse is to beli placed at the Ciub's shooting' range on the property o! Lloyd Ransberry. Enterprise. At this range the Orono club have in- stalled a trap and rifle range which la already in operation. The new club house is expeet- ed to be towed to the site this weekend. The old bus cost the club a sum o! $100 o! whit~h $80 wvas coilecteld from the members on Monday night Anyone lnterested Ia takingi part in this activity o! the clubj may do so, by contacting Mn. Gordon Watson or Gerald Du- vaîl. What Others Say ORONO HIGU SCHOOL The Peterborough Examiner The struggie In Durham Cou-> nty to, settie a location.for a' new High Sehool has evidently reached a stalemate. The Dis- .trict High School Board's ne- commendation has been accep- ted by only thnee municipali- ties -Clark and Hope Town- ships and Port Hope-in&tead o! the neccessany f ive, while the opposition is itself split, Bowmanville and Danlington Township with thcir eyes wvest of Orono, M.illbrook and Cavan -MO MDAT, OCT U&L19 MORRISH Sunday, Sept. 28th was an- other red letter day in the history o! our church. It was the annual Anniversary and Thanksgiving Day. There were two services, one at il a.m., the other at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. H. 0. Hanna o! Gore's Landing was guest preacher; he was assisted by the Rev.' A. W. Harding, both morn- ing and evening. The church was beautl!ully decorated with baskets o! f al flowers geaerously donated by Mesdames Cornish, Beckett, Brimacombe, McHolm an d Elaine Anderson. The singing was led at the morning service by the Junior Choir. They also sang very nicely as an anthem "Saîling on Life's Sea."' At the evening service a special choir from our own church members trained for the occasion by our organist, Mrs. Helen McHoim, andasit ant Mrs. E. Wilson, led the in ing and aiso contributedi two e.nthems, "ýExalt The Lord" and! "ICloser To Thee"., Miss Jean M~arvin sang very sweetly as a solo "The Lord's Prayer". We greatly appreciate the co-opera- tion of the adult choir in attend- ing practice thereby making it possible for the organist to pre- sent this special service of song to mark this anniversary. Two very thoughtfâj sermons were given by Raliy. 0 . Han- na. The subjeet "Ife morn- ing service was "Te Boundless Love of God", for the evening service, "The Palm Tree" grow- ing straight, upright, reachlng up toward Heaven. So are true christians, straight, strong and true, growing nearer to God day by day. The hymns chosen were in keeping with our Thanksgiv- ing service which closed with the beautiful hymn "The Day Thou Gavest"' and benediction by the Rev. A. W. Harding. 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