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ORONO WEEKLY TiMES, TIURSDAY, -MAY 4th, 196-, ORONO WEEKLY TIMES t.AutIorized as Second Cass mail, Poet Office Departmnent, OttaâtýY) Published every Thursday at tli; offire of pubhicatioe Main Street, Phone 109, uronp, Lnaro Establisihed in 1938 by R. A. Forrester Roy C. Forrester - Edfitor and Manager Smashingq Success Sure For Expo We salute Expo '67 which opened ln, Montreai iast week. And we wisýh it ail success. We have heard of saine curmdgeniyEnglish-speaking Canadians-they must be mythical-who in current political jargon are keeping their opinions open. They are sgaid to be refusing to1 commit themiseives at this stage. If Expo '67 is a s.uccess, they will rush forward after the event to exciaim what a triumph it was for Canada. If it is a flop, they will say what a mess the French-speaking Canadians of the Province of Quebec made of it. Frankly, we expect itto be a success-and a smash- ing one. We are flot thinking of it in moneymaking terms. We are thinking of what it will do to enhance the interna- tional standing of Canada and to s4bengthen the fabric of Canadian national unîty. If those curmudgeonly English- speaking Canadians we mentioned a moment ago do exist, they are ln fact well behind the time9. The Province of Quebec is part of Canadâ. The French-speaking warp of this vast landi is as essential to Canadian identity as i5~ the English-speaking woof. The people in the Province of Quebec who championed the idea of Expo '67 from the sta'rt as a means of putting their province and its inhabitants on the map were - perhaps unwittingly - doing the same for Canada as a whole. Everybody know,9 that for the past seven or eight years there have been ýtrains between English and French speak- ing Canada. But what Expo '67 will bring homne to oulside visitors, we are sure, i5 that Canadians have been taking care of these strains in their own very Canadian way. The problems are stili short of definite resolutions. But Expu '67 is surely a declaration of f aith in Canadian tolerance and unity. It is Canadîan 'now - fot merely Quebecois. We hope, too, that the impwessive outside participa- tion in the exhibition will becs9een by Canadians of both tongues less as keeDing, up with the internatîonal Jone'ses than aý a gesture of faith and trust lu Canada. The simple fact is that few people ln the w-.,orld enjoy as high a repu- tation as te for decency,,, 1icasure and unostentatiousi.ý We did not write the above editorial. It appeared in the Christian -Science Monitor of Thursday, April 27th, We do., however, heartily endorse the sentiments express- ed ther-ýe.in, -The Oshawa Times The ig Clebrtio The celebration& for observing Canada's Centennial in the Village 'of. Orono appear to bce mounting. By the time the week, of July' 3rd roils around a fu11 schedule of events and untakings could be well underway. We stili must agree with the idea of packing everything into one week. It could very weii become an old home week which is always an agrecable event. Durmng recent weeks we have been able to report new events for -the July 3rd week and this publication notes other features comîng up. The progran s'houid be a varied one with some forni of entertainnient and enjoyment for every- one. Mr., Stirling Mather, the main push behind the week long promotion is holding a meeting tonight in the Council chambers, Orono Town Hall. If you have any ideas or pro- *motion 'plan to attend this meeting. Another boost will make the occasion al the more impressive. Stirling Mather President 0f Orono Athletic on Wednesday even-ing a meet- ing of the Orono Amateur Ath- letie Association was, held in the Orono.Public Sehool when the of- f>iers of the organization wêre elected. Mr. Siriing Matheir was e-lected president, Mr. Russell Major, lst vice pres4dent and alsosecretary, Mrs. Bert Black, treasurer. The, new president and vice- president were authorized to pre- sent to the next meeting a siate of directors and associate directors for the organization. Letters of thank3 are toalbe sent to Messrs. Robert Hazelden and Jack Moffat, retiring president and secretary for thieir past work for the Associationi. In discussion it was stated that close communications must exist between the committees and the president. It was aiso decided that a budget for the coming year be set up. Mr. Glenn Tenuant was appoint- Ied chaîrman of thle anniial Street i air which is to be helid on Aug- i wC 6th thi4 year. A dIraw is to be held'in conniection with the street fair with a colour televi- sîon being oýffered as; the main Iprize. Mr. Charle'cs Armstrong was ap- pointed toahold a bail regis4ration un Friday, My 2th. The regis- tration is to) be held lu, the Oronc, Municipal Building' ý. The fee for -egstration is to be $1.00. The Orono Bantani baseball1 c lub begin their practice sessions atL the, Orono Park thi5 coming Tuesýday evenîng, May 9th at 6: 00 o'clock. AlI boys in this age group are asked to be present. Mr. Cam. eran Perrault is coaching the team. Whee'sthe Stetsone JACK RTCARD REALTOR 99 KýingýP St., E. BOWMANVILLE When BuYing, or Selling cal WILF HAWKE YOUR ORONO AREA REPRESENTATIVE 983-5274 Members of Oshawa and Dis- trict Real Estate Board Phone 983-5539, ORONO, ONTARIO - Fbwers - -CAft IIOTICJLTREDEPT,-Offers a fuil selecin3f Vegetable and Flowe2rSed f roiSteele Briggs. Punch 'N Grow Starter Kits, priced ..49e Red~t~plntShrubs, Mock Orange, Spirea, Ilydranigea, Honeysuckle, Forsythia, Lilac etc., prîced at................... .99e Ro3se Bushes, 2 year old, American Beauty P'eace etc., priced ........... 1.......'99c Flowe-,ýýring Shrubs, Peonies, Bleeding Hearts, etc., priced ................ .89e Perennial Roots, Phlox, Hollyhocks, Car- nations, etc., etc. priced........... .59e Bird iBaths, large white plastic, sturdy $2.85 Gr-ý'den ilose, 50 ft, white & grey vinyl $1.49 Aluminum Deck Chairs for lawn, yard $4.39 Pull length Aluminum Chaisette Lawn Chairs,, prîced at................ $7.99 Large Colorful Garden Umbrella, exten $7.99 Unibrella to fasten to back of any chair $3.49 Holiday Picule Jug by Thermos, 1 gallon, hot or cold, complete.............. $333 Beverage Set, 7 pe. server and 6 Glasses, hot ýor'cold, complete............ $3.09 Basebail Bats, $1.33 Kik Rails 59e Entire stock of Stednian Paint at Haif Price Ladies' Shells, 1 00% Virgin Acrylie, .. $2.98 Frig Pack for keeping food and liquid hot ocold, prîced.................... .69e Portable AI-steel Bar B-Q Grill . $1.59 Boy's Rat Fink Hats .............. $1.00O Four in Hand Ties, ready-knot & regular $1, Centennial T-Shirts $1. Expo T-Shirts $1.29 Ladies' fancy Evening Cosmetie Bags . .65e Bar B-Q Sets, ail steel Tongs, Fork and Tur1ner, complete for .............. $1-65 O RoNOM 5c to $1, STORE Phone Orono 983-5401 Where Your Dollar Stretches A Little M ore 'Wedding Stationery and, ail Accessorîes Be sure to see our samples if you are planning, Wedding ORONO WEEKLY TIMES t 7 SERVICE PhIl Vowles & Son 983-5144 RADIO BEPAIR TOWER INSTALLATION IF YOU NEED A MASONRY JOB TO BE DONE CALL - BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Reinhard Sehreiher - Orono, 983.5626 Willi Schmahl - Orono, 983-5606 Specialist% in Fireplaces