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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, FEBRUARY 12th, 1975 -7 SPORTS TWO THIRD PLACE FINISHES We have been a little behind the times of late with harness racing being under way at the Kawartha with us not realizing they were back in action. Most horsemen from the area were on the card last Sunday but it was left to Gerald Robinson to edge out two finishes in the money. Robinson was third in the fifth race driving Joe Stadt and again third in the seventh driving Lucky Streak. Last Thursday Junior West drove to a win at the Woodbine with an Orono horse, Sargeant's Amber, owned by Charlie Peake. The first place finish was worth 138.00. On Friday evening Keith West drove a Toronto horse, Rob Ron Louie to a second place finish. On Momdav evening Chewink owned by Ambrose Merrick of Orono won its race driven by Brian Bellamy. - Scholarships to cover travelling travelling expenses to the United Kingdom were presented to six Junior Farmers at the recent Ontario Junior Farmers' Farmers' Association Talent Festival Festival 75 in Toronto. The scholarships, given by the-. Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Agriculture and' Food, were presented presented by Miss Joyce Canning, home economist with the Ministry. Shown here with Henry Stanley (far right), Halton County agricultural representative, who will accompany accompany them to the United Kingdon are: (left to right) Arlene Allin, R.R.l, Orono (Durham Country) ; Jim Hammel. R.R.l, Dobbinton (Bruce County) ; Donna McKay, R.R.2, Stratford (Perth County) ; Bonnie Mil- ten, R.R.l, Omemee (Peterborough (Peterborough County ) ; Jim Phelan R.R.2, Blyth (Huron County); and Bert Thom, R.R.2, Ale- monte (Lanark County)! TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR BURGLARY PREVENTION 1. Thous shall not leave front door unlocked when working working in back yard. 2. Thou shall have a deadbolt deadbolt lock on doors. 3. Thous shall not leave emergency keys in a place 1 well known to burglars. 4. Thou shall leave lights on at night when leaving home. 5. Thou shall leave shades and curtains drawn at night. (i. Thou shall put all valuables valuables not being used in safe-deposit box. 7. Thou shall have a switch in the house to turn on outside outside lights., 8. Thou shall not allow repairmen repairmen or salesmen in the home till they have properly identified themselves themselves to your satisfaction., satisfaction., 9. Thou shall cancel all deliveries, paper, milk, etc. when taking a vacation. vacation. 10. Thou shall not have sliding sliding doors without a secondary secondary locking device. G.W. BRUNTON COMMUNITY SERVICES OFFICER r^re of giants WATER HOUSE PLANTS CAREFULLY : - Many house- plants are watered too much, too little, or at the wrong time of day. Houseplants should be watered only when the soil surface becomes dry. Too much water deprives plants of oxygen and causes rot, so a thorough watering once every six days is usually adequate. < -' u-i ded plants require less v :r than those in the sun, and recently pruned plants should be kept drier than normal until new growth develops. However, since everything a plant consumes is in liquid form, underwatering can be as harmful as overwatering. A sandy soil mixture causes plants to dry out faster than clay or peat mixtures, and the smaller the plant pot, the more frequently water is needed. When plants gorw rapidly or bloom, they also need more water. To prevent the development of mildew or rot, water plants early in the day, so they have a chance to dry out during warmer daylight daylight hours. Houseplants Can be a source of beauty and an interesting hobby for householders, householders, however, it can be discouraging when plants don't do well due to lack of or too much water, so if you keep the above points in mind, you will be more successful in growing your house plants. GM workers called back On Monday of this week 3000 workers who had been laid off for a period of one week are back on the job at General Motors. Another 10,500 at St. Catherines and Windsor have !en recalled. --^ An additional 2500 men in Oshawa are still on indefinite layoffs. These men have seniority of 1972 and lower. As of Monday all lines at the Oshawa plant were back at full production Up and down the book stacks THURS. FEB, 13th, 1975 ADULT Reincarnation : The , Second Chance by Sybil Leek (is there death after life or a new beginning? ) Secret of the Ages by Brinsley le Poer Trench (UFO's from inside the earth) Finding the Forgotten by Steven Primmer (archaeology) (archaeology) The Ultra Secret by F.W. Winterbotham (the British cracked the code the Germans Germans were using during W.W. II) The Beautiful Dead by Hugh Pentecost (Julian Quist mystery mystery ) 50 Strange Stories of the Supernatural edited by John Canning. JUNIOR Emperor Penguin by Jean- Claude Deguine Let's Go to a Stock Car Race by Robert Hood My Lucky Birthday book by T.Y. Nelson (astrology for young people > EASY READING AND PICTURE BOOKS B Book - by Jan and Stan Berenstain Adventure at Moon Bay Towers by Marian Engel 1 is One by Tasha Tudor Cars & Trucks and Things That Go by Richard Scarry Madeleine Hadlev unemployment The number of clients registered for employment at the Canada Manpower Centres Centres in Oshawa and Ajax for the month of January totalled 7.150 which consisted of 3,776 male and 3,374 female clients. Registrations increased in the following occupations : engineering, engineering, clerical sales, service, agriculture, machining, product product fabricating and assembling, assembling, construction, transport, unskilled factory workers and students. Dining Lounge Open 12 Noon to 1.00 a.m. Monday thru Saturday This is it! What we have all been waiting for A new tavern right in your own back yard. Just a few miles south of Orono on Highway 115. The all new Come on out and get acquainted 7a.m.-la.m. Phone 987-4226 Bitting lounge Fully Licensed under LLBO Its comfortable and pleasing W H( o^a^Tioué