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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES 'HURSI)AY, JULY 22nd, 1965, NEWS -R60UNDUP By Wm. J. Tomilnson On Saturday, July I7th the DUrham Ccunty Junior Farmners trndtheir' teai ~athletes loose en the totally, unexpecting- oppo- sition. Don Rickard was one of our. outstaflding, heroes when he got, a win of second in the shot put event, mnissing- first place by a matter of inches. Don vas also in the high jumip and was edged out by only 2 inches. Ken Knox and Wayne Rickard -were in the Y2 mile and 1 mile race'and were jus out of the money. But it was no discredit to them as both races were run at expert speeds. Grant, Greenwood and Gary Jeffery, in the 100 yard- dash, tore sod ail the way down1 the Une but misselj out by a few paces. There were many other events but also the victories were clown. There were mrany more events, too many to list! But here is a list of names who competed: Mary Ruth Osborne, Marion AUG. 2nd 1y GUTH 100 or Canade's finest Youing m usicians per formmng Symphonie setections. under tise directtionet FRANZ-PAUL DECK- ER, Condutor of tise Rotterdam Phsilar- monie Orchestra. PETERBOROUGH AMEMORIAL CENTRE TICKETS avattabte a Examiner office, la Peterborough,. port Cpe obourg. Lindsayl and ti e lemoral centre. ADULTS - 2.00. 1.50, 1.00 CHILDEEN - 15 .710,61 Sponsored by PETERBOROUGH EXAMINER lervIna andi S ltnPetefisorougl anti Disrict stasce 1847 Buttery, Joyce Holinger, Dichk Rutherford, John Daý.içl AlIin, O A N W Hlarold Yellowlees, Ron Welsh and Don Welsh. There were n'ore Mlrs. DeGrton of Bay City, w ýho competed ini the evlingie higau iS iSviting wTith Mrs. J. whose names 1 don't have. ýRichardsdui. The ame aboe aen'tthe1 Mr. and Mrs. A. V an den H-eu- eThesnaes' aove arets thouvel and son Blake are spending greatest , tea oth oletes youholidays with relatives in Eng- couvld fhendpbut othe would re-land and 1Holland. uev he of phy for t 1the re aest Mr. and Mrs, Jo~hn Forxrester bunc ofspors a th fied, ay.and 'famnily spent Sunilay at Cam-l eron Lake, with~ the latter's sister LocalNews Mrs. Tracey Emrbly, Mr. Erihly Mr. and Mr s. Ross Taylor and tage* family with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miss Melba Polly of Toronto is Talr ,vrthe weekenid. vstngwt M.ad Mrs. Don- Taylr, zveraid Staples and faMily this, week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williamns Ms .H tpe.rtre spent a few days holidaying in home after. a wgessirtuwith the United States the forepart of ohe augter aMres. . igins, the eek.Mr. Wîggins and family, Don Mr. Lloyd Taylor is a patient Milîs. Mrs.- Wiggins, Linda and in the Oshawa General Hospital. Stephen retuirnedwith Mrs. Stap- Mr. and Mrs. H. E., Milîson, El- les for a few holidays. len and Cathy are spending holi- Mr. Wm. Bailey, North Bay, days at a summe r cottage. was a weekend gucat with Mrs. Mrs. William Seymour is, a Harry Bailey and Lynn and at- patient in the Memorial Hospital tended-the wedding of hisigrand- in Bowmanville. son Wayne to Miss Carol Little Mr. and Mrs., Alden Haw and on Friday evening. son David, Toronto called on Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bud, Burnett, Howard Walsh last weekend. Kingston spent the weekend with Congratulations to' Mr. andjMr. and Mrs. Ed Graham and Mrs. Wayne Bailey, on their mar- miage in Kendal United Church last Friday evening. The bride is the former Carol Little, dlaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little of Kýendal and Wayne is the son of Mvrs. Bailey and the late Harry Bailey of Orono. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs., James Hutton, the former Donna Couvier, daughter of >Mr.,andl Mr§ Everett' Couvier, ýon their marri- age in Orono United Church on Saturday last.- The groom is the son ofMr. and Mrs. Chas. Hugtton, Orono north. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tomlinson, the former Maureen Whitten of Toronto, on their marriage' Friday evening, July 9th in Trno Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn îs a pa- tient in the Bowmanville Memor- ial Hospital. WOODLOTS Contiuued f rom page 4 corwding and, killing the less vigorous trees. Men, applying forestry tech- niques, can reduce this time fac- tor. By removing the poor trees in favour of the straight vigor- ous "crop" trees, the time to pro. duce a quality sawlog will he re- duced and profits will be increa- sed. Garmers and other private land owners with young hardwood stands are urged to econtaet the Lindsay Office of the Departmnent of Lands and Forests. i lave a forester mark the trees to be eut s0 that: 1-You can take advantage of thîs new market for sawlogs. 2-Vour woodlol can ne im- pjroved in quality and increased in value. NOTICE Hydro, Interruption Wedesday, JuIy 28th 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p'im. MILL ST.REET ONLY S.ou th of White, Rose Frd, juI 2L 12p.m. bi o m Terry. Mr. Alex Drummond, Toronto, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Drummond. Mrs. C. A. Cummîng, Toronto spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Billings. Little Jane Staples, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Staples had the mnisfortune to faîl in the, Park on Saturday and break her ~ ~ UNITED CHURCIH ' Oreno Pastoral Charge' 4!Miister *Rev B.- E. Long SUNDAY, JULY 25th, 1965f Church Service at Orono at 11:15 Combined with Newcastle KIRBY. Church at 9:45 Sujnday Sehxool at 11:00 No servies at Leskard right arm. Mir. Carl Kimmnett is spending MNr. and Mrs. Henry LeV aillant a weeks holidaly with his parents of Scarborough spent Sunciay Mr. and Mrs. M. Kimmett, N.qp- with her mother Mrs. J. Steveîi- anee. son. MNiss Elaine Forrester visited Miss Anne Woodyard, New lover the weekend with Mr. and York, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell. and f amily Mrs. E. R. Woodyard. I at their summier cottage .THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Orono5C 1to $1.00 Store PHONE 122 ORONO Mats, Dusty Tweed, 18x27, foam back Regular $1.19 for .99e TV Tables, metal, reg-, ular $1.98 Special $1.59 'White each Juicer SCup, China Teapots only......7'7e and Measuring each ....... .49e Red and Gold Tumblers window design, 4 - .59c Flannelette Blankets 7qx90, per pair . SI.59 Aluminum DouWle Boiler 41/2pint eapacity regular $2.29 for'$2.09 Aluminum ,Saucepan with cover, 6 pint size Regular $1.95 for $1.59 Footballs regulation size leather onty, ea. $3L,99 Savon Baby Soap Týablet 2 priced for . .. . .33c o us Toni,, the Uncurly Permanent, and curlers 3.75 Boy's Wash and Wear Dress Pants, pr. $2.98 Ladies' Stretcèh Slims in Viscose and Nylon, wishable, grey, Mue, beige, black, brow#i and green. Pair for... ............ $5.98 EaMily Allowa»ce Cheques Cheerfully Caslied Lay'A-Way Plan Available To Ail J SUMMER GLEAI BABIES' OVERALLS, OX Good quality Cotton Overalîs with at- Attractiv tracîve tri. Rd, luemaue an gren. shades and shi tracivetri. Re, buemauv an gren~ red predominal Sizes to fit up to 24 mîonths. Regular $1.95 Regular value SALE FRICE.. ..... $1.39 SALE GIRLS' SIORTS A quantity of Shorts, plain shades and prints. Sizes 4 to 6X years. Regular values to $1.75. SALE PRICE with your choice ....... $119 -GIRLS' T SHIR TS Knitted Cotton T-Shirts with three-quarter sleeves.. Plain shades and checks lu sizes 4. to 6X years. Regular $ 1.95. SALE PRICE >..................... $1.39 GIRLS' SLIMS Good, quality Cotton Slims lu plain shades and stripes. Sizes 4 to 6X years, Regular value $1.95.1 SALE PRICE ...................... $139 GIRLS' SHORT SETS, Shorts of checked cotton seersucker and tops of knitted cotton with printed design. Sizes 2 to, 3X. years. Regular $1.98. SALE PRICE per set ............... $149 Several styles ln two-piece Short sets. Sizes 2 to 6 years Regular value was $2.98. YOUR CHOICE FOR ONLY.......... $198 GIRLS' CULOTTES Cotton Denini Culottes in red, bine or charcoal. Sizes, 4 to 6X years - Regular Value $1.98 ON SALE $1.49 Sizes 8 to 14 years - Regular Value $29 ON SALE $2.19 RANGE.ý, V-ERALL SETS 'e sets of Overalls lu plain irts lu prints. Green, gold and ting. Sizes 12 to 24 mfonths. was $2.98. PRICE per set . $1.79 <t, - r MME be 4l