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i 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, September 3, 1986 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. ORONO DISTRICT By Isabelle Challice Price Hikes in High School Cafeterias Quote-*'Have you ever noticed that people who do things get most of their criticism from people who do nothing?. Sympathy of the Community Community to Mrs. Eula Morrison and family, in the loss of their beloved husband and father Keith, who passed away Friday, Friday, August 29. The funeral was held Tuesday, Sept. 2, from Morthcutt-Elliott Funeral Home in Bowman- ville, with Rev. Don Stiles officiating. Congratulations to Andrew Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott, Orono South, who arrived home last Tuesday, August 26, by plane, from B.C. where he's spent the summer, taking part in the Sea Cadets program. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeo spent the past week-end attending Kinmount fair, and staying at their daughter's cottage, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson, in Haliburton. Get-well wishes to all sick and shut-ins from area. Some* of the sick in hospitals are Don Evans and Nellie Baird in Oshawa hospital. Mrs. Denise Warren and daughter Amanda have been enjoying holidays with her COME TO THE IN ORONO Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. September4-5-6-7 THURSDAY EVENING Miss Durham Central Fair Contest - Arena Stage - 7:00 p.m. Official Opening - 8:00 p.m. -- Judge Richard Lovekin Durham County Holstein Show -- Cattle Bam - 7:00 p.m. Imperial Hell Drivers - Grandstand - 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th School Parade -12:30 p.m. --Junior Talent Contest in Arena 4-H Club Day -- Fat Calf Show - 3:30 p.m. Cake and Fat Calf Auction - 6:30 p.m. Sheep Auction Sale - 7 p.m. Leahy family - in front of Grandstand - 7 p.m. Fiddlers' Contest -- Arena Stage - 8:30 p.m. Tug of War--Grandstand - 9 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th Parade Dairy Princess Competition and Presentation -- Arena Stage Graham Townsend Show- 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Arena Stage Chariot and Chuck Wagon Racing - 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th Harness Racing-1:30 p.m. Gospel Singing -12:30 p.m. -- Arena Country and Western Jamboree -- Arena Stage 2 p.m. Hunters and Jumpers Competition -- Grandstand - 8:30 a.m. parents, the O. Challices'. Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Edna Mercer and family in loss of their husband and father, Harry (Pete) passed away Sunday, August 31, and the funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 3, from Morris Funeral Home, Bowmanville. With Rev. Fred Milnes officiating. The Orono U.C.W. served lunch following services. Masonic lodge held their service on Tuesday evening. Many from the area attended the annual barbecue and corn roast at the Devils Elbow ski resort hosted by Hon. and Mrs. Allan Lawrence M.P., last Wednesday evening. Some from area also took the opportunity of visiting the newest commercial endeavour in that some endeavour in that same vicinity of Devils Elbow ski area. This is the new "Bed and Breakfast Country Inn" named Franklin House, owned .and operated by this writer's sister and hubby, Barbara and Albert Munneke. It is hoped to have dining areas open by the end of this month and the overnight accommodation (16 units) open early December. In a few short weeks, the colors in the area will be at their sparkling best and this is a delightful drive. Go into Bethany and turn left at Bethany T.D. bank corner and follow roads out to Devils Elbow ski Estates corner. Orono United Church News Some sixty members and families thoroughly enjoyed the fun, food and good music last Wednesday evening, Aug. 27, at the home, of Don and Jeanne Staples. The committees committees had the large kettle boiling and full of tasty sweet corn and Marvin and Don kept a steady supply of hot dpgs coming for the hungry crowd. Cold and hot drinks, donuts and good fresh "Staples" apples for dessert. Following the supper, the crowd moved into the house, where we all enjoyed excellent fellowship and fine music. This supplied by Glad Brown, Piano, Doreen Lowery, Drums. Carman White and James Lowrey on Sax; Rev. Milnes on Trombone; Trombone; Carlos Tamblyn on fc'UtujMUf' you QtjjU and Qteetwufi... Â It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 B | N G 0 7 21 45 52 72 4 17 m 46 69 1 29 40 60 75 B 1 N G 0 7 21 45 52 72 4 17 FIE 46 69 1 29 40 60 75 LADY LUCK BINGO 77 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE 623-3447 ALL 75# FORMAT OPEN Wednesday, Thursday and Friday GAME TIME 6:30 p.m. Play for as little as $6.25 and take a chance at winning $3500.00 in prizes nightly. Ten regular games pay $130.00 each MAXI JACKPOT $1250.00 MUST GO Plus many more Join in the fun LOWER PRICES -- HIGHER PRIZES Cornet, Where else but here in Orono, can one be privileged to have such talented musicians, and at a social evening get together, Such an enjoyable evening and we hear this will be an annual event! Be sure to come to Arena, early this Sunday (noon) to hear and take part in "Gospel Service". Several well-known groups and choirs are taking part. This was a first time event last year and proved to be very popular. This Sunday, Sept. 7, regular church service at Kirby United at 9:30 a.m. and no service in Orono Church. Regular services at same time as usualy next Sunday, Sept. 14 11:00 a.m. Mr. Frank Stapleton is guest speaker at this annual horticulture flower service. Flowers will be sent to sick and shut-ins, following the regular service. Attention all parents - Sunday Sunday School will be in full operation Sept. 14, at 11 o'clock (note change in time) Social News Mr and Mrs. Gordon Werry and family enjoyed a month's holidays travelling out west and visiting Expo. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn spent holiday weekend weekend at their cottage at Lake Catchacoma. Mrs. Paul Webb and sons Darren, Derek and Drew visited her mother, Mrs. E.L. Gilbank last Wednesday. Master John Griffiths, Brighton, England enjoyed a months visit with his cousin, Mrs. Pamela Werry and family. Mrs. Jennie Bowins, Mrs. Denise Warren and Daughter Amanda, Peterboro, and the O'Challices, visited the Peterborough Peterborough Public Utilities Zoo and Park on Sunday. There was an overflow crowd and parking almost nil. We enjoyed enjoyed the musical group "A Little Bit of Country" and the beautiful day and scenery. A very large crowd in attendance at the Tractor and Truck pull, held Monday (Labour day) at the Orono fair grounds. Again excellent weather and some very interesting tractors and trucks. Mr. David Milnes, son of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Milnes arrived home Sunday from Belgium, where he has been stationed for the past year, working with "Operation Mobilization". Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hills, Bowmanville were last Monday Monday dinner guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings and on Thursday Mrs. Lyn Kimmett, Joel and Rebecca, Lindsay. N ew Operators For Bus Routes by Margaret Stalker School has begun, and once more those big yellow yellow monsters are out on the road, stopping now and then to open up gaping gaping mouths and swallow fresh young children. But this year several of the beasts will have different different operators than in years past. The Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education advertised and received tenders for pupil transportation transportation routes for North Hope Public School, Campbellcroft, Enniskillen Public School, Stockdale Public School, Frankford, and South Cramahe Public School, Colborne. These routes were all previously operated by Graham's Taxi which was taken over by Bol- drick Bus Lines last January. January. The new owner continued to operate the service until the end of the school year, but indicated indicated that he could not continue for the coming school year at the previously previously tendered price. Of 10 bids received for the North Hope route, Everett Reid of Cobourg was the lowest acceptable acceptable bidder and was awarded the contract at a cost of $112.23 per day. One other was actually lower but was disqualified disqualified because the bid page was altered to read that the uid price would only be!' good fbr one year, th^n the rate in subsequent years would be the scheduled rate. Again, 10 bids were received received for the Enniskillen Enniskillen school route, and again, Everett Reid was the successful bidder, and was, awarded the contract to service the school at a cost of $104.39 a day. Fox Bus Lines Limited of Frankford won out over eight othèr operators to be awarded^ the contract for by Margaret Stalker It's going to cost a speckle more for a spot of tea this year at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School and at Cobourg District Collegiate Institutes East and West. A cafeteria review and price proposal indicates that tea, coffee and hot chocolate will increase from 40 to 45 cents this school year. At Thursday's meeting of the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, trustees approved approved a new cafeteria price list. They also approved approved the renewal of a contract with Versa Food Services for the V.P, Moving To Bowmanville by Margaret Stalker Port Hope High School is losing its vice-principal, vice-principal, Hugh Hubbs, to Bowmanville Bowmanville High School. Trustees of the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education approved, at a closed session on Thursday, the transfer of Mr. Hubbs to Bowmanville to become the new vice-principal there. Mr. Hubbs was originally originally assigned the position position of vice-principal of Cobourg Collegiate District District Institute East. But the position will now be filled by Caroline McNamara, who was the former head of student services at Port Hope High School. Both positions were effective effective August 15,1986. Stockdale Public School at a cost of $98.47 per day. Fourteen tenders were received for the South Cramahe Public School route. Rutherflo Transportation Limited of Colborne, the lowest bidder, was awarded the contract at $104.24 per day. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178 lub Room Dance Every Friday Night MEMBERS AND GUESTS ONLY 8 p.m. -1 a.m. ' Free Admission 1986-87 school year. At its regular meeting of April 11, 1985, the board approved that Versa Food Services provide services to the three high schools effective effective September 1985 for a one year period. It provided provided satisfactory service service and it was recommended recommended that the contract contract be renewed for a further one year period effective September 1986. In accordance with the contract, the board received received a financial return of $7,300 during the 1985- 86 school year and the final reconciliations of funds due the board will take place in September, 1986. The financial return return feature is also in place for the 1986-87 school year. The price changes for the three schools under contract to Versa Services Services and for five non- contracted schools, operated operated by the board, are minimal, the review discloses. discloses. But, at the meeting, trustee Wilf Day scrutinized the list and pointed out that whereas most items have only increased increased by a nickel, the cost of hamburgers have gone up a dime, from $1 to $1.10. He asked for an explanation. Gord Savage, assistant superintendent of business, business, informed the trustee trustee that the' price was based on information from the cafeteria managers managers who felt that $1 for a hamburger was not quite enough. The five non-con- tracted schools are Port Hope High School, East Northumberland Secondary Secondary School, Courtice Secondary School, Clarke High School and Campbellford District High School. All but one of these schools, Courtice Secondary Secondary School, showed a profit during the 1985-86 school year. The review reveals that staff on sick leave accounted to a considerable considerable degree for the increase of $4,000 in salaries and wages at Courtice and states that during the coming school year, attention will be directed to its cafeteria operation in order to increase sales and bring wages paid in line with other cafeteria operations. No major changes are anticipated at the other four cafeterias. The review notes that some pieces of major equipment will need replacing replacing over the next two years, particularly dishwashers. dishwashers. 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