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SELL Ir W. FRANK :REAL ESTATE: LIMITED : *234 King Street East e * BOWMANVILLE * 623-3393 * Toronto 923-9174 * Port Hope office 885-4543: or prompt, courteous,. *efficient service when * buying or seling andO : for the largest selectione a a @ of properties in the area@ * Contact S * Orono Area * * Representatvffl Charlie Reid e * 983-5914 * Roy Foster e * 983-5801 *William Turanskye * (Kendal) * * 983-5420 ,.Dane Found e * 623-3965 0 Roy Strong *Betha n y52rîî1, Monuments and Family Memorials Our quality and service leaves nothing ho ho desired Ask the person who boughit from us, a neigh- bour, friend or relative. The Rutter Granite Comipany 73 Ontario Street PORT HOPE Phone colleet V. W. RUTTER Office -885-5216 Home -885-5222 BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING Sales and Service 24 HOUE BURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates Phone: et Tyrone 263-2650 (Gulf) (ha 1rles Reid Orono's Licensed Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Farm Furniture Sales Consuît me for ternis and dates Phone Oronro 983-5914 Clorke Public LI18R AR Y M1onda>', Tuesday, Thursday and Frlday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monda>', Thursday, ,Friday Afternoons 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. Saturday COD ~ELECTRIC Herb and Gerry Duval 983-5108 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC IHEATING Electrical Appliances T.V. - COLOUR T.V. RADIO - HI-FI WESTINGHOUSE RCA ELECTROHIOME Guaranteed Service Randy Thompson Orono, Ontarlo, Phone 983-5759 Carpentry Work Rernodelling We build fromi the foundation up Box 133 Ph.- 668-3552 Stafford Brothers Limited Manufacturers of Cemetery Memorials 318 Dunidas Street East WHITBY, ONTARIO WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 PRINCE CRAFT BOATS Allouette Snow Mobiles MeCulioch Chain Saws Repairs ho aIl makes of Lawn Mowers and 2 and 4 cycle Engies ALLOUETTE SNOWMOBILES Orono Landscaping SOý,(DDING;, PLANTING SNOW REMONVAL Phonie 983-5.598 Grant C. Wade Insurance Agency General Insurance Box 82 Tel. 786-2921 Newtonville, Ontario Box 61 Tel. 885-2288 Port Hope, Ontario El mer 's Garage TEXACO SERVICE Mill St. North, Orono Phone 983-5130 PUMPING 0OUT SEPTIC TANKS Bert Tompkins Phone 786-2552 Newtonville, Ontario John DeWITH Real Estate Limited Healtor Bowmanvillie 623-3950 and 623-3111, For prompt. efficient evice lien bvin- or selling Contact: Gary Hancock 98: 1 -51.5 Joe Barnoski 786-20'2 Ross Davidson 2i7722 1 Milison Insurance Agency fer AUl classes of personal'and Commercial Coverage Office: Corner of Churchi and Cobbledick Street 983-5032 Res. 983-57à4 HOUSE CLEANING FOR SALE 4 wheel Farm Trailer, 8' x Phone 983-5074 for hi 16' platform. Phone 983-5760. , cleaning. 21-28-a-p FOR SALE Gir's winter coat, size 10. purpie with white trim; girl'E formai dress, and two dressel midi length. For furthei information caîl 983-5646. a-i HORTICULTURAL NOTIC E The Horticultural Christ- mas Show will be held on Thursday, November 29 at 8 p.m. in the Main Hall of the Chrch. Come and bring your entries or view what others 'have brought and enjoy carol, singing and other musical entertainment. Everyone wel-, come. ('OMING EVIENTS Dance SaturdayN Decemnber Sthl Newcastle Town Hiall 9 P. li. Featuring the "BOWMEN" $1.00 per couple Sponsored by1) DurharnNDP EV'EI{ýY 0N E %%ELCOMNIE ADUJLI COUNSELLING SERVICE lfyouwl ant tod(tg "soinethin a bout your edingtîon ourbal Aduit ( oulisellor, EVERY WEDN ESDAY EVENING, 7 to!) pini. at the IM)WI1AN VILLE (;tIDANCE OFFICE confidi(eftial - and lu> appointient > isnecessarv Hamilî tons Insurance Service Your Frien dly Agency FOR Ail Personat & Commercial Infsurance SNOW WILL, SOON BEHERE PHIONE FOR FAST SNOWMOBILE Insurance Service SADIE HAMILTON SUE SAWYER JIM HARE For dependable Ser~vice 983-5115 house a-c U.C.W. SONG SERVICE Th'le Orono' U.C.W. Song Service held in Orono United Churchi on Sunday NOvember 25th, was well attended by many of the local congregat- ion as well as visitors from various communities in the surrounding area. The' service was led by U.C.W. President, Mrs. F. Lycett, who introduced the special1 guest speaker, Mrs. Leroy Toîl, Iînmediate Past President of Toronto Confer- ence. This lady with a pleasing personality is very talented in piano and choir directing. With Mr. Douglas Dewell, church organist, ac- companying on the piano, she led the congregation in the singing of several hymns during the service. The church choir presented a lovely anthemn "Let Mount Zion, Rejoice" - also Mrs. G. Carson and Mrs. R. Chapman favoured with a duet, "Make the World Better Today." In her address, Mrs. Toîl brough some interesting ex- periences from her many travels around the world. She stated that a U.C.W. member should have four important attributes, namely. 1. A belief in God, 2. a realization of being a part of a great heritage in the vast company of Christians throughout the world. 3. Enthusiasm 4. Com- mnittment. In closing she quoted a poem from "Patch- work Pieces". FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Peck, Newtonville announce thé forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lynda Louise, .to Dennis William Cobbledick, son of M r. and Mrs. Harold Cobbledick of Orono. The marriage is to take place December 1, 1973 in the Newtonvjlle United Church- WORK WANTED Snow Ploughing, cail Rick Parry at 983-9226. t-f BABY SITTING WANTED Will do baby sitting by the day, week or night. Phone 983-5074. a-c NOTICE Boys 10 and Il wishing to play 0.M.H.A. Hockey from the Orono area please contact 987-4901 or meet for practice Saturday December lst from. 4-5 p.m. Newcastle, Ontario. Anyone needing a ride caîl the above numberi. a-c NOTICE The Senior Citizens are. having their pot Lucýi Supper andChristmas Party on Thursday December 6th in the Oddfellows Hall at six o'clock. Everyone is to bring a gift the value of one dollar. 1IEATIHER SOCIAL CLUB Bazaar & Tea 1IN TIIE- (>DDFELLOW'S IhALL Saturday, Dec. 1'st 2:30 p.. NOTICE Annual Meeting and Eleetion of officer-s of the Young Progressive Conservatives to be held a( the Bewdley Fire Hall Novem ber 3Oth Gkîest Speaker- AIIaîi laNrence. M.P. 0. P. P. NEWS The Newcastle Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated the fol- lowing motor vehicle' collis- ions and occurrences during the week of November 12, 1973 to November 18, 1973.1 Twenty-six motor vehicle collisions were investigated in which eight pýrsons were injured. As a result of these collisions fine chaPges under the Highway Traffic Act and three charges --under the Criminal Code have.been laid. The Newcastle officers, also completed 95 investigations of a general nature. Somne of these occurrences are as follows: Two investigations involved. the offence of "Break and Enter" and seven investigations involved the offence of "Theft"., There were five investigations in- volving -Wilful Damage", one concerning a threatening phone caîl, one trespass, 4 assault, one robbery and one domnestic complaint. One investigation involved the loss of property and two investigations involved the finding, of property., Two stolen autos have been recovered during the past wveek. Seven ýcharges have been laid relating to Criminail Code offences, two relating to Liquor Control Act offences and two relating to Criminal Code drivîng offences. The following are brief reports concerning two incid- ents which took place in this arÉea during the past week. On November 14, 1973, shortly after 1.30 p.m. a large fire occurred in the Village of Orono. A local hardware store was completely gutted by the fire which burned for several hours. An investigation, is under- way at the present timne in an attempt to ascertain the origin of the fire. On Novemnber -18, 1973, at approximately 5.55 a.m. an armed robbery was reported at the Highway 401 service centre at Courtice Road. As a result of investigation two maIe adults, fromn the Orillia area have been charged wîth "Armed Robbery", "Thef t", and "Kidnapping". DIRIVING TIP: Ramn and colder night temperatures already mean morning ice patches in many parts of the Province. Parti- cularly hazardous are bridges and elevated roads because icy winds blow above and below relatively thin slabs of road causing rapid freezing. Underpasses and shaded stretches may also hold ice patches. Slow down if you see such trouble in-the-making. If you fînd yourself unexpectèd- 1>' on ice patches, avoid braking, acceleration or turn- ing..keep a constant speed over them.