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Power Interruption Sunday, January 19th from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00a.m If the weather prevents this interruption then it will be on Sunday, January 26th, 1975 from 7: DO a.m. to 9:00 a.m. The interruption is due to changing of the 8 K.V. power lines at the Ontario Hydro Sub-station and certain other work in order to improve .service to Orono ORONO HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSION C. PEARCE MANAGER Attention Farmers!! SAVE ON * Diesel Fuel * Motor Oil * Gasoline For Prompt Courteous Service CALL US TODAY January Bargains One rack of Ladies' Dresses reduced by one-third of Regular Price Children's Coats, Jackets, Snow Suits and Bunting Bags Clearing at one-third of Regular Price Many other items Selling at one-half Regular Price A shipment of Whisper Hosiery will be here Wednesday, January 15th. ARMSTRONG'S Few changes in Newcastle committees The status quo was maintained maintained into 1975 as Newcastle council set up its new commit- tes for next year in a special meeting. Only Couns. Ken Lyall and Kirk Entwisle moved from one committee to another. Coun. Lyall a long-time opponent of the planning process in the town and region, asked to be taken off the planning advisory committee. committee. He will instead sit on the it'ALCK TWCMNi™ TELL YOUR FRIENDS AND ALL RELATIONS: WE GIVE FREE ADVICE WITHOUT OBLIGATION* Orville Chatterton ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 983-5546 or 983-5940 ORONO, ONTARIO works committee, the one committee he wasn't a member member of last year, and the one whose decisions he frequently said he had trouble with because of insufficent backup material given to council. Coun. Lyall replaces Coun. Entwisle on the works committee, committee, while Coun. Entwisle moves over to join Mayor Garnet Rickard and Councillors Councillors Bruce Tink and Ivan Hobbs on a senior post on the personnel committee. CHAIRMEN Coun. Lyall also suggested that he be replaced as chairman of the committee of the whole, but he was reappointed reappointed after 30 seconds hesitation by Mayor Garnet Rickard. Coun. Don Wearn was also aksed to join the community services committee, but he turned down the offer. He remains as chairman of the works committee with Mayor Rickard and Councillors Councillors Hobbs and Lyall as the members. Coun. Entwisle stays as the chairman of the planning advisory committee with Councillors Don Allin, Wearn and Mayor Rickard as members. members. No one will replace Coun. Lyall. Coun. Allin will remain as chairman of the community services committee with Councillors Lyall and Tink and Mayor Rickard as the members. All council members serve on the committee of the whole, and finance committee under Coun. Bruce Tink. KiRBY NEWS TENNANT FUELS Your Fina Sales Agent, Orono, Ontario Serving all of the Town of Newcastle 983-5693 Enjoy the warmth of summer throughout the winter months we provide everything you need. -FREE annual furnace conditioning. -PLUS FREE, Emergency burner service.' -Hot water tank rental. -Dependable automatic metered deliveries. -Monthly credit terms. -Interest free budget accounts. -Furnance financing and installation. For complete personalized home comfort day or night. PETROFINA CANADA LTD. Visitors over the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rutherford and Mrs. W. Riitherford were Miss Janice Rutherford, and Mr. Dave Smith, Toronto, Mrs. Joannë Richards and sons, Bowman- ville, Mr. and mrs. Rick Liscombe and family, Kingston Kingston and Mrs. Frankie Colling- wood and sons, Kingston. While out skiing on the holiday at Kirby Ski hill, Dave Smith had the misfortune to break his leg and is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. Rea Cowan and Mr. Lyall Lowery of Orono, are patients in Bowmanville Memorial Memorial Hospital. They both are feeling some better. The holiday was saddened by the sudden passing of Mrs. Cliff Cowan (Mary Harris) of Bowmanville on Saturday, December 28th. While out skidooing with her husband and relatives at the home of her brothers, Mr. Lawrence Harris, she was stricken with a heart attack. The funeral was held from Morris Funeral Chapel on Tuesday, December December 31st. The sympathy of the community goes to Cliff Donnad and Carol and to her many relatives. - Mrs. C. Lowery and Mrs. E. Dobson of Starkville returned home Sat. evening from their holiday in Florida. The weather weather was lovely but it was very crowded in Florida over the holiday. Miss Louise Van Niejenhuis of' Michigan and John Van Niejenhuis of Waterloo, spent the Christmas holidays with their parents and family. Miss Karen Lowery, Newmarket Newmarket visited with her parents parents and family on Monday after spending the holidays in Houston, Texas. Miss Sharon Lowery returned to Peterborough Peterborough after holidaying at home. Mr. Howard Pearce of Newcastle brother-in-law of Mrs. Harold Ransberry, passed passed away suddenly on Saturday Saturday December 28th at his home. The funeral was held on Tuesday, December 3lst from Morris Funeral Home. Christmas Holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris, Douglas and Charles, were Mrs. A. Harris, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulford and three children, Meaford, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hird, Whitby, Mrs. George Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Harris, Kim and Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulford and Children stayed for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and family, Orono, Mrs. Mabel Williams and family of Pembroke, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris, Douglas and Charles were guests New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Harris, Richard and Kim. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reid were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cook, Uxbridge, Robert and Bonnie Reid and family, Bill and Judy and family, Barbara and Sam Shetler and family, Newton- ville, Elizabeth Oakley and family of Nova Scotia. The annual meeting of Kirby United Church will be held at Kirby on Tuesday evenings January 4th. Christmas Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ball were Mr. Gordon Walker and Gail of Thornhill, Miss Susan Ball and Mr. Les Hrebicek of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer, Kenny and Trevor of Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Patterson, Orono. Mr. and mrs. Ken Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Patterson, Miss 'Susan Ball, and Mr. Les Hrebicek were New Years day guests of Mr. and mrs. Bruce Mercer and family Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schut and children of Paris, and Mr. and mrs. Bruce Mercer and boys7 Hampton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ball. There is to be another card party at Kirby Centennial school this coming Saturday evening. Come out and have a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jose and children of Newcastle were Christmas Eve guests of her mothers, Mrs. S.Chapman and Clair. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Touchburn, Orono enjoyed Christmas dinner with Mrs. S. Chapman and Clair, and on Sat. evening Mrs. Chapman and Clair entertained Mrs. and Mr. Gus Wilson and Jim, Mrs. Chapman and Clair were ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, JANUARY 15th, 1975 -5 New Years day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frames Jose and family, Newcastle. We hope you all had a nice holiday. O.P.P. NEWS Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner H.H. Graham Sates: "Strict laws alone can not reduce snowmobile mishaps." mishaps." A light dusting of snow, a little nip in the air and out comes power on skis. Too often little concern is given to the fact thât the lake is not adequately frozen, patches of bare earth still exist, or that the machine has not been serviced. Suddenly, a mature, sensible sensible man is reduced to the level of an irresponsible person. The result can be broken machines, broken bodies bodies and broken hearts. Since the 1974-75 snowmobile snowmobile season began OPP members members have investigated ten fatal snowmobile mishaps in which. four persons drowned and seven died after their snow machine collided with a fixed object Commissioner Graham reminds reminds snowmobiliers, "the only sure way to avoid needless suffering and tragedy tragedy is for each snowmobile operator to become aware of his moral responsibility towards towards himself, his family and his neighbour. "Common sense and good habits are infectious. They will contribute to the reduction reduction of serious injury and death that are now too often associated with the sport of snowmobiling. BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING Sales and Service 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates Phene: Tyrone 263-2650 ®ulj Don't Leave It to Chance Be sure your home is truly protected by a good policy. Call us now. 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