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011011 WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTE31BER 26th, 196-- 1 Trhego od '1 DPERPTIO fight for better health and longer life.> lui tue fight against disease, your régistered Pharmaclst works side by side with your doctor. You ean. trust him te fin your Rx with the utmost precision. STUTT'S rPHARMafACY 0"NQ o. PHONE 1lui w" eci. -.. Ist and 2nd prize winners wit, Noreen left ai girl friend's bouse be forwarded to eiiter the District in Bowmanville 10 catch abus for No. 4 (5 Counties) Contest. Iher home two miles away and bas EitbfresMUJST be received on or Xiot been seen sne boeDec. 1, 1%63, ISend to Mrs. Thos. Fairbrothei, [ Bioodholinds. brouglit into the Rit 2, Newcastle, Ont. - or - MVrs. j searcli. were given oNreen's scent Orville Challice, Orono, Ont. from a shoe. They picked up al Judging points are: Educational trail near a bus stop, where the Value 25; Originality 25; Attract girl was last seen, and followed iveness 20; Arrangement 15, Neat- ness 15. District winners will enter the Provincial Competition sponsored by the Ontario Horticuitural Asso- ciation, at their 1964 Convention AA Provincial prize winners will re.L R M ceive as follows DKIIV1I Ist prize - $2000; 2nd prize $15.00; 3rd - $10.00; 4th - $5.00o* 0F' < sJE-A .Ail gcrapbooks will liereturned following the completion of the - contest. IT' f E I' '" RULES 1. Cut-out pictures, photos, sket ches and illustrations relating to Horticulture will lie pertnitted. Cà;ptions for pictures are recoin- niended. 1 2. Material may include illustra dons, etc., relating te horticulture, ibirds, conservation ani nature. 3. Size of serapbook should not be less than 8" by 10", and contain a, minimum of!G ~pagea ami flot, maore than 30 pageï. One or botth kides o« pages may be used. 4. The name and address of each enti-y must be shown ln the lower rîglit hand corner 0f the inside back cover. Mrs. Thos. FairÈbrotherI Director of the Orono Juni.or1 Gardeners' Club. Opens Orono Tinshop 1 Thl:,. IIL..L...g 1 lIis lu WIua Mr. J. E. Garden, who recently purchased the Orono Tinshop from Mr. R. E. Logan will commence opeations of the Tinshop this com- ing Monday, September 301h.1 Mr. Garden will specialize in ail sheet metal work along with repairs and eavestroughing. At a later date Mr. Garden expects to instal electric welding in the Orono Tinshop. Mr. Garden has been employed by an Ottawa firm where lie spe- cializeci in sheet nietal work. r.and Mrs. Garden and family are moving to Orono this week to live in their apartmnent over the Tînshop. /' We welcome this family and new business to Orono. FIRE DESTROYS TOBACCO KILN A tobacco kiln on the- tobacco farm 0of Mr. Adams, directly west of, Orono went Up in smoke early Tuesday evening. The fire neot only destroyed the kiln but~ also the con- tents of tobacco which was bemng cured at the time. The Bowmanville ire depart- ment answereld the call and w.ere on the scene but ultIle could. be done. The farm is operated by Mr. Saman. NEW STORE FRONT. FRONT BEING INSTALLE D Work started this ,week on the remodelling o« the store front of Stutt's Pharmacy in Orono. A new steel beamn is being placed in the building along with a perma- stone front Worl< is being done by Mr. W. P., Irwin ani Winter Bros, of Whitby. it to raiJiway tracks. There1 they Ilost it ' '{ut pîcked itl up again a f ew ýh4ed feet away- way 2. Bert BW-e o, ooù lowner of'the blooýdhoundqs, il s re- 1tne girl was taken away in a car aý. that point; words: Canada's Centennial 1867-1 ERAINC%ÉU IO corupetîutons Open For lDsin10bw7ut. o sîfSPONSORING ORONO PLAY u.ua ~ r o cadboad, nd mpl The local Recreation Commission C hilclre à A reé A nnounceci tsp1ace provided for variety naine 'are sponsoring the Hi-C Group in 1tree. their participation in- the Ol-olo The Ôronoo h ' 19ý4 ~te 5. The approximaJte size pre-:Draina Festival w'hich is beng Th OG o ticul rIScey tlwir Convention (date t b invýte students il - 16 years of age an nounced). feérred is il x 9 inches. lield this Thursday, Friday and to nte th peliminry ecionof heProincal ries illbe 6. There are no limitations for Saturday., The Orono Group ýwil1 the Centennial Pl'aiue Competition., av.arded as follows :- dspttr rsae present their play on Fîrdayeven- The purpose of the contest is 'to ist prize - $26.00: 2nd prize $15m.00 7. T~he name andaçldress of eacn ing. Ptyand name o the local horti- obtain a suitable desi'gn to label the 2rd prize $10.00; 4th prize .00.("U~ura it hudb nte TeRceto Commission is trees planted in honour of Canada à Entries miust be receivedon orW asoetshudbonhe Te ecain Cenennalyea, 967 beor De. sI, ~hack of mounting., also making plans to, hold a hock- Stents falyerm Orono and s r S end 10- Mrs . rlBilng, 9e.* Judging will lie based on ü,- ey school in Orono this f ail. The rouding sric, m i ees Orono anoruriculdte r al Bocity, Orono, iginality, practicalbility, attractive- school will be for coaches and man Vu roun Jn irad eners ClubOn. -oi-t - Mrs. Tho.etFaîrotflriess, educational value and neat- agers and for anyone 50 interested thrnoJnorGrenrsClbOt -o 'n.Ths aiboh res.in the area. Qualifîed instructors are eligible 10 enter. lst, 2nd and Director 0of Juntor Actîvities, Rit 2, -wl eo ad1 ieteisrc Zrd prizes will be wre.TeNecslOt 1963 HORTICULTURAL tions. winnig entries will then lie for- RZULESh SCR-APBOOIK COMPETITION warded to enter the District No. 4 .Plaque m-ust be original -the The Orono Junior Gardener's SEARCH FAILS FOR conitest (5 counties) - The' winûerýs student's own work; no cutouts, per-Clbivtalstdt,10easo of the District contest will be en- lmitted. age or under on Septemiber lst, nO1VMANV1LLE GIRL lere-d in the Provincial Competitloit ,12. Design mnust lie clear. Colour8 1963, to enter a scrapbock ok oethn80serhr, lw opoinsored by lie Ontario Horticui- may be used. petition. Mhreghfiland sehland during tural Association and judged ai 1 3. The desi'gn te contain these Sueî rm OooadSkthe weekfends faind b to late ari rounding district are eligible, lt rc fNre rely h 2nd, and 3rd -prizes will lie awardctr~acise o Nreen reelap-13ow CARMAN PLUMBING HEATINGw Phone, 143 Orono FESTIVAL LCT PLAYS, !NIqK75lr àiT Vir 'JI.AJ4U1,JWiý,NHALL September 26, 27, 8 8*15 p.m. shrp Entries from: Ajax, Plckerlag, Whltby, Oshaw#4 Bowmanvule, Llndsay Mnd Orono Adjudicator - Es». LJungh li Departmemt of Ilighways, Ontario NOTICE TO Supply Contract Ne. SA-63-3001 Separate sealed Tenders marked 'Supply Contract SA-63-300' wrn be recelved by the District Enginéer, Department of High- ways, 138 Hope Street, North, Box 129, Port Hope, Ontario, until 12:00 o'clock Noon, E.ST., Monday, September 3Oth 1963 Specifications, Information to Bidders, Tender forms and eni- velopes may be obtained by callUng at or by mail addressed te the District Engineer at the abov'e mentioned address. The lowest or any Tender net nécessariiy accepted. Port Hope, Ontario. DEPARTMENT 0F' HIGIIWAYS, ONTARIO. ORONO 5c to $1 STORE Everready Flashlight Batteries, Standard Size Special This week 2 for----------...37e Boys Cotton Flannel Pyjamas, Boxer waist full eut, pre-shrunk Sizes 8 to 16 Pair .... $1.98 Modess Sanitary Napkins Super or De Luxe sizes. This week Special Box of 12 for .. 43e Panfts, .Boy"s Sateen, flannel lined, haif boxer -waist, cuffs, beit loops, 'assorted pattern and colors. Sizes 7 to 12. Pair for ......9 Clôthes Pins, Spring Style, pkg'. 36 for .. 25c. Pyjamas, Men's Cotton Flannel, one pocket, elastie waist, assorted patterns and colorn Sizes 38 to 44. Priced per pair ........ $2.69 Saucepans, Aluminum, Covered. Medium 6-pint size. Our regular low price $1.65. Special $1.29 Imported Dutch Bulbs, shipped direct from Limmen, Holand. Tulips, IHyacn ths, Crocus and Daffodils Paperwhites for Indoor Planting. Choose early while the assortment is complete. Free Bookiet on time of Planting and care of Bulbs. licensed PJumbing & Mechanical Contractor who seils, installs and guarantees il