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O)RONO) WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, NVMBR25, 1965 Behind h~ Orane curain Locl News been is use since 1955.I a ee eie -1 -lZ > w imrnediately a remedial reading 0Ofwr eet weeks there hasieenteacher. It is understood the de- The oôr of t e N rto 's a tiq e ol ba ns nd e en crap hea s, rs. O s. Cow an, O shaw a, visited a h w of protest from a num ber part re t of education cautioned sop i o pnfrbyr and.adhutn uto als hn eaie n friends in Oronoiof female students who have ob- tesho or bu nkn broses.Ho frtnae ur il: suppose, yourunyrpahei this week. itetoudressing and shower- uciahnge in operation in ra- la g i t h v e u c a n e a d s o u e il b e b e gi g h~ L ib ra r- 1 M r. Ha rry G ra d y o f P o rt A r- in n a c m u n l f s i n in v e i o v e s d u rin g th e s h o o l te r m . difer nt enerpis a tis It is ia f r ools n l 'C o Cure an thur called on friencs and rela- lof teachers and other studens .stead, the board as arranged certain t tmuaean inùterest Aniquoe AddictL", and clamnouring tives over the weekend.thfo three workshops for teachers in a tiq es, and in nti ipa ion of or rga iz iofi n of A CA (A ntique M r. and M rs. M alcolrn M cK enzieu cu ai d sh er o m.( nt u d p ge ) this, th Libraryis fcatring a Coilectors Anlonymous). and Mr. Ian McKeazie of Kitchen -________________________________ highly inoratvebok on an- NwBoos at the Library er visited on the weekead with tiqýues: "lu a Caniadian Ati"b-y Fcn Dr. and Mrs. A. F. McKenziè. Gerad Se 01n-iO display wth The, Whip Hand - Victor Cann- Miss Diane Little, Keadal speat r IO ICE the book in the window are some ing, the weekend with Mr and Mrs. items of Canadliana frorn the Nor- 1 A Caribbean Mystery - Agatha Wayne Bailey. THE NEW WINTER TERM AT THE ton collection.C si. Mrs. Bud Burn tt spent theOS A A B 12J S L E G Be0cause thiere is onlly onje book oth Katharine Topkins weekend with Mrs. Mae Gibbs Of O H WA B SIE SC LEGE about antiques oni the sh l es he look-ing-Glass W ar - John D unb ato .OP N N D Y Ir U A 3 1 6 the Librarian will obtain a suit- le Cairré f Mr. ndMrs, Wrn. Iloar are OPNENS MONRDY, JNUACR SES 96 able book froin the boan service Th e Lady Royal - Molly Costain spenàadth is week with Mr. and NINE-CEER DE S E OSPESA foranon rqustni, peifc n-1-a.erltMrs.* Paul Snodgrass and son in CLASSES ALSO FORHOUSEWIVES, SHIFT- formation. Hlow Far To Bethlehem? - Nora Rochester. O K R AN RE U R V N G CL S S After scanning Stevens' book. Lofts ___________ OKR N EUA VNN LSE ~JUNIOR TVPING CLASSES SATURDAY M ORNING it is interesting to refcect that to- The Brýid ge on the River Kwai - RQET ERN FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FROM GRADES 6, 7, & 8 day's Junk naây be tomiorrow's pierre Boulle RQET ERN GET FREE LITERATURE - THEN ACT treasure. Stir uip the dust la youir The P'eacock,'s Tail -Edward < (Contimued from page 1) REGISTRATION IS LIMITED Canadian attic to see what you Hoaglan1d. - OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE can fiad. You may ask, "What's Noil.Fictioin a hearing before the 0MB "was A COLLEGE WHERE CAREERS ARE BORN worth-whî1le?" Great Experimeaters William another one-man resolution of 10 SIMCOE ST. N., Oshawa DIAL 725-3375 Stevens' book lists miany itemis Bixbjy the couacil." and discuisses each lna detail: old Shipwreckers, Skia Divers and It has also beca pointed out --------- papers, documents and rnaps,: Sunkei Gold - Dave Horner privately by several high sehool bo-oks, stamps, coins and mnedals, Dogs of Today - Mý,ajor H. Cox. board members that the depart- native artefacts, wood and wood- Cildreni's Books ment of edu-cation is looking to enware, furaiture, textiles, silver, The Incredible Joumaey - Sheila even larger schoo] areas and evea anid pewter, china and p)ottery, Buiraford the integration of high school and glas arpsand other lig-hts, iron, Wild and Woolly West - Earl S. elernentary school boards anI copper, tin, waos ok of Miers ýthus w-ould not likely to tuma a iu N IO R B A N D art. Sons of thie Arctîc - Doug, WiI- sympathetic ear to requests for If youl have an-1 avidl ir e-est in kinson division of anl area. Canadjiania, cone, see thie Library-'s Favor.ýite i-lorse Stories laI other bu,_sinress the Board ap- wl4ndow .(isplav, and if you are a Mary Poppins and Mlary Pop- proVved ajeomedto of the, novice in this field, expflorce Stev1 pins Cones Back- P. L Travers port Hope com-mittee to build en',oka,,oumy soon be-1 Legends.ý of My People- The partition' for thie girls' shower% coime a confirmied antique add ict, Great Ojibway. roon at Port Hope. sconigthrough jukStores, Dorothy Robinson The room i s bocated in the old- er part of the building and has Boys and girls, 10 years and over,' desiring to learn to a , play a musical instrument and join a Junior Baud wilI be in- N ~ ~~ NI-EDunRC terviewed at the Orono Town Hall on Monday evening, Doc- S1N A T IO N by a parent - -Oroo Pstoal emiber 6th at 7:30 p.m. Prefer to bave children accompanied Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Cag Police Village of Orono in the Township of Clarke that in compliaxice withï the Statues in that behalf I require the presence of the sald Electors at the OronoMunicipal Building in the said PoliceVillage of Orono at the hour of 7:00 p.mi, Fridýay, Novmber26t for thepse of nomlliinating- fit and proper prosfor the office of Thrir ýe Pol,]%i ce T ïr u stee for the Police Village of Orono; of wihalilElectors are ,ereb requiedt take notice and goverutesle c cordlîngly, and if a greater nmber of candidates tlian re- quired to fMI the said offices are niominated and make the required declarations, poils will be opened in the followixig places THE ORONO MJUNICIPAL BUILDING in the said Police Villagýe of Orono Moniday-, December 6th and wil3l L ,i-he oeafrom 10 !ýo'ock, a.m. until 7 o'clock pa. Given undfer ny fhand this lSth day of November, 1965., H. E. MILLýSON, Returning Offiýer N Minister ReV fa. E. L ong; SUNDAY, NOVEMEZ- i, 965 CHURCH SERVICES Oro-o - 11:15 a.m. Leskard -- 2 p.m. Kirby - 9:45 aj. SUNýDAy SCHOOL oronio- 10 a.m.. Leskard- 10 a.m. Kirby-I1l a.m,. -PLASTIC TABLE CLOTII Attractive designs in Flannel back PatcTablecloths. Tur- quoise, Pinkç, green,, apricot anid brown predominating. Size 52-x52 priced......4 Size 52x70O, priced..... $3.25 BEDROOM %1MATS Chenille Mlats with noni-sk-id back. Floral de-sîius on white, pinak or beige grounds, size 24x 45. Priced ýeach.......... $3.00 LADIES' SCARVES- New patterns in Ladies' Oblong and Square Scarves. Many at- tractive shades. $1.50 to $3,95 LADIES' GLOVES A1 new stocki of "Perrin" short' and long, Gloves in double wo- yen nylon and lined nylon, sev- eral styles. Black , white and brow,ýn. Sizes 6V2 to 8. Priced froni..... $1.95 to $2.95 I MEN'S GLOVES I Several styles in Mlen's lined gloves of genuine Ikid, pigtex or astrakhan. Black, dark grey and brown. Size 8¼to 101/2. Priced from $3.50 to $5.OO. MEN'S SWEATERS "Huintleigh" Cardigans and Pullovers of pure Botany Wo including boucle and jacquard kuit. in grey, block, boue, banana and toast. Sîzes 36 to 44. Priced f rom........ ......... $1095 to $16.95 ARMSTRONG%À& 17~< The Orono Band, sponsoring organization, hms Ob- tained a qualified instructor who w mill give weekly îînstructions Ilnstrumlents s'ipplied when nec.essary. monthly instraction fee't $2.00. Those interested are asked to'leave iheir names with Cariant Cornîishj or Roy Forrester by. November i29th, if pos- Orono Fish & Hunt Club TURKE 1y SHOOT SUNAYNOV. 28th ___ to be held at the ORONO FISH AND HUNT SHJOOTING RANGE Trhree mil»es tiorthi of Kirby on Highway 11,5 Statin tie 1:00O'Clock aa.