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ORONO ORO.NO 0WE-*Ký-Y 1TL~eSL iAuthorizet ias Second Clais mail, Poat Offe e aue~ OttLawa) PubIished every Tlursday at the office oW publicat_ý* Main Street, 7Phone log, corono,onro Eeablished il, 1938 by R. A. Forrest.er Roy C. Forrester - EdItor and Manager N-O ONE SEEMS TO CARE! The Village Clock on top of the Township Hall and under the jurisdiction of the Police Trustees, appears to be aý neglected fixture of the Village. For miany months it has couCntedl out the minutes of each day but with three differ- e.nt reading'ýs on its three faces. Under such a condition its usefuilness is worse than nothing . .'. it can be conifusing. If the dlock is to remaîn in operation, and we would ike to sec it so, then it should be given some care and possibly now a complete overhaul or rebuilding. Such items do wear, for the clock has been in oileration for years with very little money being spent on it andi littie care being The clock, was, in the first place, donated to Orono wihthe only cost being the upkeep. Sutrely the donation warrants a better fate than it is now getting. It should bc remembered that the dlock holds a prominent location in thie Village and presently does very littie to note apo gressiv'e commruniity. DUBIOUS TACTIC Senator Robert Kennedy's ad1vocacy of a prolonged suspension of U.S. bombing in North Vietnam in his Sen- atte speechi last week has unguestionably caused further discomifort to Preident Johnson and his administration. Senator Kennedy was directly critical of the U.S. goveril- ment for stepping up. the pace of attack at a, time when an. oppurtunity for settlement 'has been at baund.' lHe re- gards it as important that the-U.S. made a clear gesture o5f this sort to test the validity of the receut peace dis- cussions between Moscow and Hanoi. The administration was quick to reply that a ces- s;ation of the bombiug would bring an unnecessary toîl in alli1edJ lives, that the bombing bas been effective and that p)ropo&sais such at Senator Kennedy has made have been explored without resuitst However, Senator Kennedy main- tains that the bombing cotild be stopped without seriousl1y damfaging the Amrerican position in the South. Moreover, while U.S. ehiefs of staff, 1fr. Rusk and others regard the bombinbng as suiccessful, it is ýclear that the Secretary of Defence has grave doubts. 'I do't believýe,' he recently týestified, 'that the bombing, up to the present has siganifi- c-auitly reduced, nor any bontingi,1 could eontemplate ini ,lie future couild significauîtly reduce, the actual flow of mren and materials to the Souith' If there are doubts about t1he validity of the bombing asa ilitary mneasure - and Harrison Salisbury's rece nt report.s support this view - there are even strong- er doubts about its political effectiveness. This particula tactic has arouised more world condemnation than any othe.î sýinge imeasuire; by the same token a suspension of it, would 1.e i clear gesture of conciliation that could not be without signejificance to the world and to Hanoi. Coniy Co-op~ Phone 983-5102, Orono, Ontario AnnualMetn&Bnqt wvil be held lu the ORONO UNITED CHURCH W nesday, arch 15t Banquet at 6:30 p.ý. - Business Meeting 8 p.m. MortgaeBurning Ceremnies Entertainment and Door Prizes Banquet tickets available fromi the MÎII Office.or from the Direücrs; President John Kniox, Vice Presidient Robert -Morto, D ireetor-s, Ormie Falls, Stan Allini, Everett (ry- derman, Gerald Shackleton, Ken Henider-son, Sami Turner. WEKYTIMES, THURSDAY, MARCII 9th, 1967 ToU Take Part In Festival 1fr. Johin Amiesbury, a teacier-_____ at CIrarke 111gb School, bas been PR OEFI OR ciosen to represerit Bownianville ýin the Brama Festival for tie 19671 ASKS TOWN TO ERECT Cente(-nnial year. Mr. Amnes bury is BUILDINGý IN PARK well kniown to local play-goers as he bas performed in a number of productions in Boirmanville as well as on the stage in Orono. Mr. Amesbury not only acts but bas also directed as ireil as other du- tics ini this fleldi GoI'don Wright, atrepresentative of thec Port Hlope Agrîcultural So- cie, 1nday, oultlinedl to council a jprposai by the society to erect aohrbuilding lu the agricuit- ural park. "/'have hg'g', 1- line .,abad The entrl Otarl Braa te buildiýng of another 'building iLeagu.,,e Pie sponsorIing four ori-a h giutrlfi, esae ;Lal Canadlian plays in a festival -We wvould like to, have Our own t'Lhis y-ear- as part of a centennial buldIing,, but we must first of all project. Mr. Amnesbury is to 'ap?- approacli council and have the prear as EdIwin ia "Line of Vision" poet esdt h otHop jThe prodluction will be staged Agricultui-al Society." at Hart Hlouse, Toronto, on Marcb aeP La ftesz l14th at 8:30 p.m. The other pIz>y "We-aen'da ftesz follow on stucèe&sive nights with or7 cost yet, lie said, although. it the award iiht beingSauay Mardi 18th 11of Mrs. B. M. MeCuilla, Cobourg _______Iawyer. Attendauce has topped 20 persons at ecdi of the two-hour isTUD)Y COURSES sessions. AT COBOURG iLast week a course in super-i PROVE POPULAR ivisionî was launched with equali 1Courses in business law and scesa aaia eea l effetivesuprvisonSPonsred ectrie uýnder thie direction of P. I by the chamber of. commerce have F. Powers. been popular with Cobourg andi area residents.I Atteudanice openiug night was The business îaw course, noir, encouirag-ing enough for chantber, in its final 'weeks at General officiais to consider conductingi Foods Ltd., is under.the direction two sucli courses next year.I "FR'E E wsbelieved to be aro und $10,(»' The building, he explained wouxd f be for the agricultural scey beniefit. It now costs the society -;I$300 to rent the Peter Campbeli. ýMemorial Rink for two days. Mayor Michael Wladyka com- mented that, tic cost of borrowlng $10,000 would be, nearly $700. Mfr. Wright stressed, however, that it iras the hope of the society to use tic building throughout the Holiday FOR TWOI IN FABUJLUS------------EXCITING SEE.. EXPO '67,CNDA RA AY SM, MOUN'T ROYAL PARK Ail Titis Free FREJU Double'Guest Room FREE Lunch at Altitude 737 or Other FREE Breakfast for Two Fine Eating Establishments FREE Theatre Tickets to the Palace Des OR FREE Sight Seeing Montreal and Famous' Arts or El Morocco Theatre- Lounge Wax Museum or Historique Can- adian Ltee. -OR- FREE Cocktails and Floor Show at The Folles Royal or Casa Loma NightClubs ALSQ O Exciting Night Life, Excellent Shopping, Toirer and Blockhouse St. Helens' Island, M1ontreal Musçeum -of Fine Arts. Youi WiIl Be Our Guest ut the Sherton MoUunt Rouyal r Laurentiani or Other Hotels and M1otor lnns Aromid the(M-tralirea. Wlz-ith he pu chase=" of a- Ca M" BUICKl VALUE $OO.O ýIMore Titan S0 Cars to Citoose From OFFEIR GOOD UNTIL MARCY!5t ONLY! ROB MOTOR%&4""S LIMITED GORD CMONS, Sales Maniager, Stew Preston, Terry Masters and Berwynne Tiilccek 166 King St. E., Boirmanville Phone 623-3396 JACK RiCARD REALTOR 99 King St., E. BOWMAN VILLE When Buying or Sellîng eaUl WILI HAWKE VO1UR ORONO ABEA REPRESENTATIVE 983-5274 Members, of Oshawa and Dis- trict Real. Estate, Board - VAUX~IALL