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UNTED HRI SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1973 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Chiurch School 10.00 a.m, WVorship Service 11.15 a.m. KIRýBY11UNITED CHURCH Worship Ser-vice 9.45 a.m. Chnrch School 11.00 a.m. KEY '73 Good 'Neighbour Snrvey, sponsored by the Angican, Roman Catholic, Christian Reform and United Chiurches of Newcastle, New- tonville, and Orono will take place on Sunday October 2th and during the folowýing week. In joyful co-operation men, womien and young adults representing these churches wilI be paying you a friendly cail. Each famnilY is being asked to comiplete a brief questionaire and given a list of the chur-ches in this area, -with telephione numibers they can call for hielp). ST. SAVIOUVRS ANGLICAN Estallshed 1869 Regular Snnday Worship Service - 10:00 a.m. Hloly ommýýuion- First and Third Sundays Mlorning Prae- Second and Fonrth Suindays Holy Baptism by appoiittment with Rector 987-47î45 Frev.Il. Robert 1Hayne, B.A., L.Th. J-ACK RICARD REALTOR 99 King St., E. BOWMAN VILLE When Buing or SIliing Cali WILF HAWKE Vour O)rono Area Representative 983-5271 Member of Oshawa- and Distr-ict Real Estate Board Durham County Sa les Arena 17RONO, ONT. LIVESTOCK SALE Every Thuirsday Evening 7:30 p. m. ,SHfEF.- CATTLE HOGS- IIORSES BU91NESS 983-9363 HOME: 623-4685 Bill Msley orono Pastoral Charge Miister Rev. B. E. Long B.Th. Ch only soc 1 A Serv ing Prepared for.Nyou ilu ajiy * We are open for * our conv eeuie * 10.00 a. m. to 10.0 p.m.* * Monay tosaturday* * 00 iOOmto 9.00Op.m.* *Phone 983-9291 e M&M- :Variety Orville Chatterton Electical Contracting Electrie Heatingc and Service Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 0rono, Ontario 2nd ORONO'BROWNI'S NEWS 'On SatuMray, October 2th,' the Brownies of the 2nd Orono Pack sold fudge, which was donated by their mothers. They 'were very successflul and sold ail the fudge to raise $4650. We would like to extend our thanks to ail of the mnothers and to ail those who boughit the fudge. Debbie Heard ORONO GIRL GUIDES The Orono Girl Guides opened their meeting getting into- their six patrols and taking attendance. Later they marched into their horseshoe formation. The new Guides separated fromn the group and made stuffed doils by the name of "Harvey". The older Guides started their "Home Nurse" badge with the help of Mrs. Dean West and our new commissioner, Mrs. Tate. The older Guides discussed how to help a person fail to sleep, bed sores. and how, to give a person à sponge bath. The Pack of Guides later formned a circle and sang songs. They then stood up and Mrs. Tate taught the Girl Guides a newý singing game. They, then closed their meeting off with their prayer, taps and the squeeze. by Kerry-Lynn Grady K IR BY N EWS~ and nineteen persons wr A veryý successful card injured. As a resuit of these collisions, fourteen personsi party was field. at Kirby have been cbarged with offen- Centenlnial Scbool on Satuirday e nerteHgwavrfi evening with fifteen tables of cts - ertwo of hwhich are Eucbre. Mrs. Hazel, Maliey Acareless Drivîn ." re was high lady, Prize donated Thaeecstle vig.1 by Rolpb Hardware. High gent ThNecsl Officers also: wetto Mary An n nes, prize completed 113 investigationsj wenatedb ElsSeSoe of a general nature. Some of Ldnaed by Ell. is Shoer.these occurrences are as donated by Marie. Lane and flos'Sxivsiain Gents low Larry Jobnston involved damage to property, donated b y Irene Brandt. seven investigations involved Janet Popp of Newtonville thef t, including the tbeft of w as the lucky winner of the cattie, two break and enter, lovely door prize donated b y tbree assaults, three shooting Mrs. Tan Goider. Aif Jacke- complaints, two prowler com- man tbanked ail for attending plaints, three reports of miss- and donating the prizes and ing persons, one trespass, one also aninounced the next card threatening complaint and party to be in tbree weeks four driving complaints. time. Three investigat 'ions involv- Ladies from Kirby U..W ed the finding of property and attended the luncheon and two investigations involved meetini1g of the Preshyterial at the loss of property. Blackstock on Monday. There Four charges have been laid< is to be a U.C.W. executive relating to Crimninal Code mreeting on'Tuesday to make offences, two relating to final arrangements for the Liquor Control Act offences Bazaar and tea to be held on and two charges relating to Novemiber 3rd. Criminal Code driving offenc- We were pieased to have es. One person bas also been Rev. Bigby of. Enniskîllen as charged with an offence our guiest minister o n SUnday contrary to the Narcoticj before going to Orono United Control Act. Church fali Anniversary. The following is a brief Somie fromn Kirby attended report of a thef t wbich took bothi Orono and also Kendal place ln the Newcastle Detach Faîl Anniversary on Sunday. ment area during the pasti Rev. Gerald Hofstetter of Janetville was guest speaker Browiîes' meeting wib is accordion at Kendal witbi Mrs. Lawrence Farrow îst PACK BROWNIES as organist and Daniel Foster metarted tha gis Brwndie of C H.E.X as soîoist. metnwihagnendhn Mrs. Grace Cochrane and formed into our six groups.ý Ms. ori Wanan ereThe groups then procoeeded to Sunday evening callers of Mr. take collection and att1endance and Mrs. Ken Bail. and then sang each one s song. Miss Susan Ball, Toronto is n ru astub o holidaying at ber parents. to cdean1 a pair of shoes, and MissSharn LoeryPetrneember those Browýnies are borough spent the weekend atiobigacenn aeilt home. dean ber own shoes next weeký. O.P.P. NEWS Mrs. Witberidge tauigbt an- Teewastle Detacbment otber group blow to tie a parcel 1 of the Ontario Provincialcortifrmaig Police investigated the follow- Tbe newbrwne worked ing motor vebicle collisions on their Bmrwnie Promnise, andl ý. and oeccurrences during the tbe Brownie Law.week of October 8th to October Tammy Sparks, Colleen 14tb, 1973. McLeod and Nancy Cowan Forty-two motor vebicle passed tbeir Brownie Pr-omîise collisions were investigated in Karen Guy, Lori Lycett, whicbi one person was killed Naomi Brown, Katby Bam- *SSS OOO*O,**brick, Krista Brady, Pearl 0* Loftus, Wendy Stacey and :A real treat : Katbryn Lyden ail passed * their Brownie Law. * For craft work, we miake a * E!~ .. *variety of ballowe'en) fa ces out ri~wu eof egg cartons and paper. One F les h e'!Not onreof these imaginative S witcbes camne out the samne. *and :Tbey were very good. Corne to the Party D ANC'emE SAT1URDAY %N D VFRY SATURDAY Fauîgthe best in recorded imesîc by ROSS JACKMAN of Bowmanville GRATDNC'ING TO GREAT MUSIC. N-UtTSFROM 9p.m.toila.M. W1DE SELECTION 01 F-0ECODED HITS OFAý%NYSTYLE îiANCE.. Informai- FuIIy Licensed Plenty of Free Parking NoCover lafe snack No Minimum ét COMETODINNER STAYTODANCE TH r 0E N EW D UT CHO% V'fE N lighway 115, Orono waistbi JOCKEY UN DE RWEAR A good stock of Mie's "Jockey- nuder- wear iucludiug sheeve- Iess shirts, short-sleeve T-shirts, regiar rise and hip briefs. Several colours as welI as white. PRICE Hlip Briefs - each, $1..30 Rlegnlir Briefs-each,$2 Sleeveless Shlirts each $2.00 T-Shirts-eachi,$25 L Phone 983-5001 for reservations MEN'S COVERALILS Big 88 sturdy coverails by Haugh's with self-adjusting band. Two%%-way zip front, 2 chest poekets and 2 side 4s. Green only. Short, regular, and tali. Sizes 38 to 44. Price, each - $13.50 MEN'S LINED SMOCKS Lined work smnocks with dome-closing front and two , patch pockets. Adjustable waist tabs. Green with red tn flannelIin. Sizes 38 to 46. Price, each - $9.98 MEN'S LINED PANTS Haugh's Tu'g-a-War sanforized work pants with warm cotton fiannel lining. Exclusive heavy drill waist band. Deep pockets, two back and two side. Green only. Waist'sizes 30 to 44. Price, per pair - $8.98 MEN'S CARDIGANS Bulky-textured acrylic sweaters with an ali-over cable design, six button closure with simulated leather buttons. Viscose and wool cardiga ns with zipper front in heather shtades. Pure wool cardigans in cable dlesignYi. Popular coloars in sizes S, M, L and XL. Priced from $7.95 to $15.95 A R MaSTRO%%%NG'" CATHMAR WelI Drilling PONTYPOOL Phone: 705-277-2504 I week: Orono Weekl~y Times, WVednesul On October 14, - 173 a becoming a hazard to other trsea resident of the Village Of drivers. Remember, alwaysvie Hampton reported tlat somie- indicate your intentions. otherin their one had stolen a quantity o drivers cannot read your schooi money and cheques fromnbi student pretotailing approxiatl'i dsmioke $60.Oto70000AsresitofBOARD SEEKS G;UIDANCE control invetigaint wo.0.msaie er of0N 'STUDENT SMOKING contrili snstihaeiben, ch aledwit- The sc-hooi board is to ask quency sonshfaver $200."ed it the minister of eduica-tion for a an inc THE GOOD DRIVER: definite poiicy regarding stu- Coiumt The addition of roadside dents smoking in school. Mr.E fruit and vegetabie stands can The question arose at a at Bri make a pleasant country drive board meeting on Thuirs-day have" a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w prftbeoefrtewen a letter from the Ontario for trot budgeftacblscous sr hope School Trustees Council was Mr.1 Frequently, the stands are dicussed. oconi' ee coruol iocated close to the paved Acrigt oni' x-sbo roaday.Oftn, hey cutive director Peter Bargen The leg notbing more than faed Ithe British Columbia scbool scho-ol trucks puiied onto the shoul- WM 3 " 4"d" der of the road.1nu som-e cases, DX SEa VIjL the driver wii comne upon a iha35nd1,jutor roadside stand unexpectediy. Hihwy35an 15 ust n By ail means, take advant- Freatu age of the fresh produce Atemth offered, but keep in mind -~A highway safety. Neyer brake SteIZ suddenly in front of anst unexpected stand. Brake !~ - siowly indicate your intentions AN to other dlrivers and pull ontoAal the shoulder.. A short waik Aal back to the stand is betLter tha n ;Iav:'October 2t,1973 es associationi bad ad- al1 secretary treasure rs ir sehocol systemi that a 1principal whýo aliows ts under the age of 16 te cin any area uflder his )l may be.prosecýuted for [uting,-- to juvenile delin- ,'._The action followýed ncident in a British bia school. Bargen said the incident ritish Columbia could "'considerable potential ouble bere in Ontario." Bargen said two legal )ns were obtained by the îboard and the BCSTA. gai opinion given to, the oboard stated: STATION rth oef Newcastle ring: ,m Quality Products the Most- Reasonable Prices ove 0ï1 cg elesel 0ï1 lable ln any quantity Phone 987-4215