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8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 14, 1987 Officers at Orono installed Pineridge Kinsmen -in the New Year On Thursday, January 8th the left to right) H. E. Millson, Gerry Orono Lodge held their annual installation installation of officers with Rt. Wor. Bro. Herb Duvall the installing officer. officer. Pictured above are (back row. Garnet, Bob Williams, A1 Mote, Wayne Bailey, John Berry and william Lofgren; (middle row) Gary Ross, Blain Moffat, Jim Muree, Ray Huglves and John Duvall; (front row) Ira Campbell, Immediate Immediate Past Master, Jack G. Gregg, DDGM, Hans Brachvogel, Worshipful Master and herb Duvall, installing officer. Spotlight on Skating with Orono Club By Marilyn Ransberry Our dub is looking forward to a busy few months. We are going to repeat the cheese drive as it was such a popular and successful event last year. Many of our salespeople had inquiries about obtaining more cheese as it was very good! We are counting on all parents to help us sell cheese and don't forget to buy some for yourself - it is a nutricio'us addition to meals and a high protein snack. We did manage to make a profit of about $100.00 on our Christmas trees! Thanks to all our helpers. , Our carnival this year will be a salute to Disney! It will take place on April 11th and all skaters are welcome to participate and show off their skills, Each junior (Can- skate) member will be in one number. Each Intermediate will be in two numbers and each senior in Opening, Closing, and one other ■'number. You will be getting a form .to fill out for sizing of costumes etc. If new costumes are needed for a number; the parent is responsible for putting it together. The assistance of all parents is required in order to put on a carnival. You will be given a choice of how you can help during preparations during the actual show. Carnival practice will begin in mid-March school break. Congratulations to Catherine Mudd and Tanya Clemens who will represent Orono at Pineridge Interclub! Interclub! These girls were the winners winners of a runoff held on Sunday. Our Pineridge team is as follows: Beginner: Allison Martin and Ailan MacKenzie. • Pre-preliminary: Melissa Allin and Melissa .Colville. Preliminary: Tracey Eames, Tanya Gates and Chftrlene Lewis. Pre-Juvenile: Allison Cochrane, Tammy Osmond and Michelle Rutherford. Pre-Novice: Tanya Clemens and Catherine Mudd. Winter's Harvest 1987 at Visual Arts Centre "WINTER'S HARVEST 1987", the Third Annual Juried Exhibition of Crafts, sponsored by The Visual Arts Centre, opens officially at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, January 25, 1987. The exhibit continues until February 8, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. daily. The Visual Arts Centre, (416) 623-5831, is in the old Cream of Barley ; MilI, at 143 Simpson" Avenue, Bowmanville. ■ The juror for the exhibition will be Ankaret Dean. Mrs. Dean is widely recognized as a fibre artist and teacher, and is well known to many for her column, "Crafts", which appeared for a number of years in The Toronto Star. Awards will be presented in each of the six categories: clay, glass, metal, fibre, leather and wood. Special awards include the Best in Show Award, and the Design Award sponsored by the Ontario Crafts Council. Honourary mentions mentions will also be chosen by the juror. This year, the title might well be "WINTER'S HARVEST 1887 .- 1987". As a complement to the exhibit exhibit of crafts, there will be a representative display of antique , quilts. The quilt exhibition is presented with the kind assistance of the Bowmanville Museum, and it's curator, Mr. Daniel Hoffman. vue interesting quilt on display marks the Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1887. This quilt was donated to the museum by the family of Mrs. Ruby Garvock, well-known quilter and proprietor ' of "Grandma's Quilted Cupboard", Oshawa. Mrs. Janet Coates, the convener/curator convener/curator for the show, has a particular interest in the influences of North Country quiltery from County Durham, England on On- VON provides friendship and family support The Victorian Order of Nurses has a Volunteer Visiting Team that provides friendship and support to clients and their families. As a ember of the team, you would isit clients in their homes, on an in- ividual basis, once a week. You Would be matched with â client who lives near you and who has needs that you could fill. Interested men and women, please call the Friendly Visitor Program at • 434-2530 or 1-800-263-7970, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for more information. tario quilts. Many of the most familar quilting designs used in North America, Eg. feathers, hearts, leaves, have direct links with traditional patterns from England and Wales. One of the quilts on display show trans-Atlantic influences influences on quiltery and patchery in 1 Ontario, including the English- piecing method. The dual nature of the third exhibition exhibition is an extension of the original intent of the show. The title "Winter's Harvest" was chosen with reference to the historical tradition in Ontario of working on quilts and other crafts during the long winters. Visitors to this show will be able to view both historical and current examples of outstanding outstanding works of craft. This exhibition will be of interest to collectors of contemporary crafts as well as those who collect antique quilts. Information will be available for quilt collectors on preservation and mounting of quilts, while many of the works in the juried exhibition of crafts will be available for pur-, chase by collectors. ' For further information, please contact Mrs. Janet Coates at (416) 728-9793 or the Visual Arts Centre, at (416) 623-5831. , ' •1 o start,, 1 would like to thank all ol (hose who supported our very successful New Year's Dance: I would especially, on behalf of the club, like to give a special thanks to all of the Orono stores and businesses which contributed to our dance and we are very grateful for your support . The Great Pine Ridge New Year's Dance as usual was,a huge success and another sell-out'. It gives us added added pride and confidence to have such a successful event as this. Going by all those whom I have talked to we already have a sell-out crowd for next New Year's Eve. I would like to attribute much of the dance's success to, our dance chairman, Kin Bert Lelievre and his sub-chairmen: Norm Dawe, Jack Oegerna and Don Armstrong. Many of the patrons attending the dance felt that this was one of our most organized dances ever. Many dedicated hours of preparation and effort really paid off. Another member who did an outstanding job for this event was Kin Wayne Martin who organized the many prizes given out throughout the evening. For those who are thinking of next year, we have already booked the same D.J. (John Homan) for the third consecutive year. I'm very happy that we have such support within the community. NEW CHAIRMAN APPOINTED TO DURHAM REGIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY Mr. William Gray of Whitby has been appointed .Chairman of the . Durham Regional Housing Authority, Alvin Curling, Minister of Housing, announced recently. Mr. Gray, who is retired, will chair the nine-member authority that manages Ontario Flousing 1,276 assisted housing units iq Ajax, Beaverton, Bowmanville, Cannington, Oshawa, Pickering, Port Perry, Whitby and Uxbridge. f pr: ;w: r SAVE UP TO 50% ON Selected Items At OUR ANNUAL PRE-INVENtORY SALE R Ep l e C T Downtown Orono Phone 983-9757 Iq N, iMMIMBY ÈltMCE FIN A L CLEARA NCE ON Ladies' Sweaters and Tops Made In Canada - BOYS' Jovin Cords . $ 6.00 park place shirts, *3.99 Kitty Litter >2.19 HARTZ 10 lb. bag Come In And See « THE BARGAINS NOW A VAILABLE * BIG "B" WORKWEAR WENDY B's DEPARTMENT STORE Downtown Orono • Phone 963-9816