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SÇ )CAL NEWS Irýs. Pat Irwin and Miss Nancy Forrester attended the Ontario Athletic Leadership Club's annual "Skate-Io" dur- ing the weekend. Congratulations to Mr. Nico De Jonge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit de Jonge wbo was chosen to -play hockey for UNITED CHURCH Orno Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B. E. Long B.Th. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 16,73 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Church School 10:00 a.m. Worship Service 11.15 a.m. KIRBY UNITED CHURCU Worship Service 9.45 a.m. Chnrch School 11: 00 a. m. Dial-a-Thought 983-9151 S T. S A ViOtUR S ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worship Service - 10:00 a.m. lloly Communion- 'irst and TIhird Sundays ornilng Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundays IIoIy Baptism by appoirîtment with Rector 987-4745 ]Rev. H. Robert- Hayne, B.A., L.Th., JACK R IC AR D REALTOR 99 King St., E. BOWMANVILLE When- Buying or Selling Cal WILF. -HAWKE Vour Orono Area Representative 983-5274 Member of Oshawa and District Real Estate Board H amnîIlton s Insurance service Vour Friendly Agency FOR AIl1 Personal1 & Commercial Insurance Boats and ~otors, Cottage Property a Specialty SADIE HAMILTON SUE SAWYER JIM HARE For dependable Service 983-5115 "Nijmegen", in Holland for seven months. Mrs. W. H. Robinson is now recuperating in Beau Villa nursing home after several weeks in Bowmanville Me- morial Hospital. 1Miss- Sadie-Brown has left the hospital and is- now residing at Sunset Lodge Nursing Home, Bowmanville. Mr. Blain Moffat left this week to attend Guelph Uni- versity. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Graham Kingston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Graham Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett attended the wedding of his sister, Miss Lois Kimmett and Mr. David Sexsmith in Selby United Churcb on Saturday Sept. 8th. Mr. Chas. Johnston and Mrs. Dorothy Keen, Toronto were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Billings, after attending Orono Fair. 41- apply for EMO position withCounty Counties council has received 41 applications for the position of Emergency Measures Or- ganization co-ordinator. The vacancy was caused by the, dismissal of Gordon Wright which was effective from September 1. United Counties Clerk- Treasurer Ken Symons said yesterday that the EMO committee would meet in the afternoon to consider the applications. ,The committee would make a recommendation to the counties council and an ap- pointment would probably be made during jbe next session of council towards the end of September. An advertisement inviting applications before 4 p.m. yesterdaywas inserted in a number of newspapers. Mr. Symons said the suc- cessful applicant would be a good organfizer and have the .bility to prepare and dis- pense information for the general public in an interest- ing manner. He would have a keen interest in peuple and exper- ience witb radio and EMO would be an asset. The previous co-ordinator Gordon Wright was dismissed on Friday, September 21, and Saturday, September 22, two historical plaques'will be unveiled to commemorate the outstanding Canadian civil engineer and inventor of Standard Time, Sir Sandford Fleming. The first marker will be unveiled in bis birtbplace, Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire, Scotland at a special ceremony com- mencing at 3.30 p.m. on Friday, September 21. Tbis ceremony bas been arranged by Ontario House, London ,and by Ontario's Ministry of Colleges and Universities, in co-operation witb the Royal Burgb of Kirkcaldy. The master of ceremonies will be Mr. William H. Cranston, Chairman of tbe Archaeologi- cal and Historic Sites Board of Ontario. Mr. Ward Cornell, Ontario's Agent General in the United Kingdom will repre- sent the Honouyable Jack NcNie Minister of Colleges and Universities. The plaque will be unveiled by Provost John B. Kay OBE JP of Kirkcaldy, and dedicated by. the Reverend John G. Sim, Kirkcaldy. The second ceremony will take place on Sa turday, Sept- ember 22, at 9.30 a.m. in Fleming Park, Peterborough, Ontario. t is being arranged and sponsored by the Peter- borough County Historical Society, whose President, Mr. Kenneth Armstrong, will act David Lewis to speak at Port Hope David Lewis, national lead- er of the New Demoncra tic Party, will make his first visit to Northumberland Durham this month. Grace Wigley of Orono, vice-chairman of the North- umberland Durham NDP exe- cutive announced today that David Lewis would speak at Port Hope on Saturday Sept- ember 22nd. David Lewis Night will be a dinner and dance at Port Hope's Masonic Temple, Highlighted by the appear- ance of' Mr. Lewis, who will speak on the current political situation in Ottawa. The party spokesma n said assurance has been received th at Mr. Lewis would come to Port Hope even if the present session of Parliament is still continuing then. For further information please contact the above at 983-5317. on July 27 on a motion by Deputy Reeve of Brighton W.P. Dunk. Mr. Dunk called for the EMO co-ordinator's resignat- ion "due to the fact tbat an EMO plan was not activated by Mr. Wright during the Brighton disaster.' He said Mr. Wright had not carried out his duties properly and had not carried out instructions. Several councillors felt it unfair to discuss the matter without Mr. Wright being present but the final vote was 19-14 for his dismissal. Mr. Wright felt bis dismissal was a result of "some per- sonality clash" rather than lack of EMO activity over the Brighton disaster. A niew EMO co-ordinator will probably start work on Octo- ber 1. Mr. Symons said there would be no standing co-ordin- ator pending the appointment. "We have made arrange- ments with the area co-ordin- at6r in Peterborough and we wil l get in toucb witb b im if anything of a serious nature happens down here," Mr. Symons said. Evening Guide as master of ceremonies. Sandford Fleming was born in Kirkcaldy, Scotland on January 7, 1827., In 1845 he left Scotland in the sailing ship Brilliant and landed at Quebec about six weeks later. On dune 17 of that year be arrived in Peterbor- ough where be settled and secured employment as a land surveyor. Four years later he obtained a licence as a Deputy Provincial Surveyor. During a period of some four years in Peterboro,. le made the first map of that city and of Newcastle and Cobourg Later he made and printed a complete plan of Toronto, did nautical surveys of the bar- bours of Lake Ontario and Lake Huron, and was credited with engraving the first post- age stamp in Canada. About 1851 he began bis profession of railway engineer serving three years as assist- ant and eigbt years as chief of the line from Toronto to Collingwood. He is best remembered, however, as the "Father of Standard Time". In a paper read to the Canadian Institute on February 8, 1879, Fleming outlined bis concept of world wide, uniform system for reckoning time. This proposai gave rise to the International Prime Meridian Conference at Washington in 1884 at which the basis of today's system of Standard Time was adopted. (>ooWek~Timers, Wednesdayv, Seplt.emIDber 12thI,1 NORTHUMBERLAND & DURHAM COU NTY BOARD 0F EDUCATION EýVENING CLASSES 1973-1974 PLACE' Bowmanville High School, 49 Liberty St. N REGISTRATION DATES: Wednesday, September 19, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Thursday, September 20, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Registration xii take place in the main foyer of the sehool. FEE: 20 week course $10.00 10 week course $5.00 (Plus materials if ne cessary) Ex ening classes begin the first week of October 1973 'and 'continue for 20 weeks unless otherwise indicated. Classes xiii be lieId ini the subjects isted below, providing a sufficient number of applicants enrol in each course. ARTS AND CRAFTS Art-Introductory Art-Advanced Ceramics Photography & Film Developing BUSINESS SUBJECTS Typwriting-Introductory Typewriting-advanced Office Procedures-In troduc tory Short Hand, (Shorter Hand) Business Law Di splay Marketing Introductory Accounting FOODS Cake Decora ti ng -Introduc tory Cake Decorating - Advanced (10 wk) Cooking is Fun (10 wk) PERSONAL GROOMING Hairdressing & Cosmetics Physical Fitness - Men Physical Fitness - Women Yoga HOME IMPROVEMENT Interior Decorating -Introductory Interior Decorating - Advanced Rec. Room & Cottage Building Rec. Roomn & Cottage Wiring Small Appliance Repair T.V. Maintenance &, Stereo-Sounid systems Upholstery Furniture Refinisbing SEWING Basic Knits- Introductory (10 wks), Basic Knits - Advanced (10 wk.) Sewing -Introductory Sewing -Advanced CONVERSATIONAL LANGUAGES French-Introduc tory Germ anJn trodue tory TECIINICAL SUBJECTS Automotive Mechanics -Introductory Automotive Mechanics - Advanced Small engines- Introductory Small'Engines -Advanced Créative Welding Welding - ntroductory Welding Advanced Machine Shop -Introductory Machine Shop-Advanced Drafting Blue Print Reading MISCELLANEOUS COURSES Bridge, Contact Amateur Radio (Leads to Licence) UP-GRADING SUBJECTS Grades 9 & 10, English, Mathematics, Science Grade il Biology, Physics, Mathema- tics. Grade 12'Chemistry, Mathematics OTHER COURSES MVAY BE OFFERED IF SUFFICIENT PEOPLE REQUEST THEM. For a course description and additional information, contact Bowmanville High School at 623-4 416 FALL SALE 1/) Whisper Pantyhose, and Stockings For ten days, from September 12th to 22nd, you liae an opportunity to save on Whisper pantyhose and stockings. All of the popular styles and colours. Pantybose Rieg. !)!)c to $1 .59 SA LE-l9c to$1.27 EAC H Sheer Stretch and Knee Ili Stockings - Reg. 89c. SALE -liC PE R PAIR Sorry, No Lay-aways. Printed Flannelettefo Tex-niade flannelette in patterns suitablefo iiightxxear for aIl of the family. 36 inch width. From 75c to $1.00 yd. Dress Trummungs A good assortinent of dainty white lace, braids braids ini plain shades and floral designs, metallic trims. Siitable for dr-esses, blouses, etc. F ro m 1Oc to$1.19 ayd. A RMST RON GS Plaque to commemorate, founder of standard time