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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 21st, 1979-7 v v' 1 ■ W Sri loti!' Viur Tnmrc. IERITAGE 1)A1 Iiii! iiiiiii» KSsSIsfilWSSii Orono School Heritage Day Runner-lips Heritage Day Winner Obituary Pictured above are the ■unners-up in the Orono 3 ublic School Heritage Day contest. The runners up all •eceive a pin presented by a nember of the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen. In this case Kinette Madeleine Hadley shown in the back row presented the pins. Back row, left to right, Madeleine Hadley, 3rd row, left to right, Brad Roberts, Colin West, Jenifer Devolin, Second row, left to right, Michelle Alic, Dodi Brough and Susan Lycett; Front row, Tim Mercer, Kim Lycett, Jody Melville and Janet Mantel. Absent at time of photo were Cathy McCullough, McCullough, Lisa Stamp, Karen Carnegie, Cindy Nelson, Kelly Anderson. Christine Hooper of 1 Lockhart Lockhart Public School was the overall winner between the twin schools'. Christine composed composed music âs well as words to a Heritage Day song. Runners-up at Pines Senior School Fitness. It gives much more than it takes. HAROLD WILLIAM HOOEY A former resident and businessman of Orono, Harold Harold William Hooey, died, after a nine week illness, at the Oshawa General Hospital, on Saturday, February 10th. The late Mr. Hooey has resided in Oshawa for the past six years. Born in Bowmanville in 1904 he was the son of the,late William Hooey and Mary Jane Wannan. He was educated educated in the Kirby Public School and the Sixth line school of Clarke Township. On December 12th, 1925 he was married to L. Kathleen- Alien. He was a member of the Knox Presbyterian Church. Prior to his retirement some ten years ago the late Mr. Hooey operated the H, Hooey Transport in Orono with service to Toronto for a period of twenty years. He was also an avid race horse breeder and driver and took part in harness race events throughout the area at local fairs and such events. He is survived by his wife, L. Kathleen Hooey, Oshawa, a daughter, Wilda (Mrs. E. Middleton), Oshawa and two sons, Bill, Orono and Earl, Pontypool. He is also survived survived by a brother, Lawrence, Lawrence, Orono, eight grandchildren grandchildren and five great grandchildren. grandchildren. The funeral service was held on February 17th at the- Morris Funeral Chapel in Bowmanville with Rev. S.E, Smith, Oshawa, officiating. Interment at Mount Lawn Cemetery.. Pallbearers were Douglas Allen, Reid Harness, Bill Carman, Rick Stephenson, all of Orono, Bob Prentice, Port Perry and Ernie Brown, Oshawa. 4$ icnonl&G PBumapacnonl m The Canadian movement (or personal fitness SPECIAL All the Fish and Chips you can eat, $2,10 Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Wednesdays. MOM'S KITCHEN Main St., Orono 983-5310 The runners-up in the heritage Day contest at the tnes are pictured above back row (not in order) Dàyrell Rowe, Jackie West- brooke,«Rob Cummings and Lori Graham. These were in the art categdry. Front row shows Angie dePlaa, Nancy Bridger and JEllen Windatt, Also a winner in the Literary- category-but absent runners* up category. in the literary t was Tim Hennessy. ORONO, ONT. • 983-5009 J. H. STUTT E. J. STUTT