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ORONO WEE KLY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST l7th, 17 LOCAL NEWS The lobapcco harv s sin fuilliMr.and AMrs, Ed Graham are swing t his we .Mr. Allen os- pe, iholidayswith Dr.,and er has ,a iew pekronvwh!ich lbis Mrs. u BurneLttand Patti at pimers rie ese e pa'sHwebr.r [lt is teassml uei\evrejRcn ,içitrs with Mr. and The la i i:sarecaieî,tI toM (.arl Billlngs were Dr. J. H. thetob~copint Tis f curs~ fILîgsBromalPa., Miss Jula en1ables then10pc a great' iiAs Wsington D.C., Mr. and man les e ina sorttim. rs. Cu:rtis Gnundberg and Carl, Wimig~nDel., Mr. and Mrs. J.î Mnb 'otîlas mrost of the K Billingi, George and Jenny, boys of Kendal 'ined up as his Dvn a helpns.Mr. Lyn Kimmclt, Canipbeli- ord, spent the weekend with Mr. Mn ineWnaotined nJMrs. Carl Kimmett. I a c iew cf h1er frorn Jamaica Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rainey to w"ork in bi ac'o fieltis, spent la§t week holidaying at a cottage at Bobcaygeon.' Mr. and Mrs., Roy Foirester A sovrwa3 giveun last Fr!- andi Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.,Annold ay evenin,,g in Kendal Sunday Wallace andi Patricia. spent a Sehool room- is honour of Miss week's ýholiday at Lp)perwrash Joanl Falis. Manj lovely,,glfts Camp, Lake Huron. werercivdby thie bride Who Congratulations to Mr. Neil wvas seated iii a gaily decorated Rainey and Mrs..Myrtie Brown on chiair \01 leu e Mfinl sat in a their mariage nCnintno c2ircle antiadmrdthe gif£.s as Satunday evening, August l2th. they, werc psseiarounid. The ev- Mn. and Mns. Paul Snodgrass eningll had begun vxith community of Rochester and Mr. and. Mrs. singing ild by Ms&s C. W. Stew- Wm. Hoar are spending hiolidays art wvith Mrs. K. Wood at thelat Cameron Lake: piano. Joan thanked thosewho Mi-. Velma Fallis, Millbrook had givenher the gifts and in- land lfrs. Bertha Touchburn, Or- vited us tp corne to ber home andi ono are atfiending Ithe Women sep her gifts. The chir girls h ad Teachers' Federation of Ontaiuo given her a shower at the home Annital meeting as delegates for i of Mijss Ann FostEor on July 27th. 'Durham 2 Inspectorate, ithis' week' The hilo lades aso gve t the Skyline Hotel, Toronto. Joan a shower on Auguist Rth atj friends during the last two the home of Mns. Jas. Stark, we'eks at Bowmanville and, Oh awa, Toronto and Mimico and the ____ ____________Stonehouse Chinchilla, Ranch fleur Uxbnidge, also at Kingston. Although few in number, mem- beof the Orono Chamber- of S Commerce and their wives en,~ j oyed a golf outing and dirner v UNITED CHURCE - Orono Pastoral Chrg Minister Rev. B. E. Longt Rolph Hardwavre SUNDAY, AUGUST 20th, 196 Service at Newcastle United Chiurch' - 11:00 a.ln. 1Rev. J. Smith, Minister Kirb- Morning ýService at 9:45 Sunday School at 11:00 LesË,ard- Sunday School' at 9:45 Dr. Pli.Maartense DENTIST Orono, Ontario Orono Medicai Centre Office Hours:- 9:00 te 1:00; 2:00 to 6:00 Saturday 9:00 to 1:00 phone à983-582,5 $ $$ $ $ $$$$$$s ATTENTION FARMERS WIIY PAY MlýORE? __*ON IEIMQALT Gasoline -Diesel -Motor 0O1 SFARM TANKS and PUMPS AVÂILABLE . q.CALL COLLECT WII11ITBY 668-3341 DX %OIt COMPANY ~$$$ $ $ $ $$ Up And Down 1h. Book Stacks Ready for circulation this week are 10 paperbacks. chosen from an approved list for senior high school ýstudents. Severýl' of these Excitin.g s torv of , a .city boy tui-n of a' nefoim ed Western badman ed racher.in a home-steading Wyoming 1 ed iathe;nvll'evr INDIAN PAINT - G. Balch, -1 Dramatie ativentures of an Indian youth and his colt. MOUNTAIN POflY - H. Lai-on -Andy Marvin vs a bandi of'air- borne bandits. to the young aduit readers but/ to PITOCOT . aron- Anly's "When you eal me that, smîlle!" ail western fans. adventures with his pony. iPHANTOM ROAN - Holt- A WILD HORSE TAMER - Baleh GOLDEN CLOUD - L, Silliman, boy-horse team' in a Madison One of popular "Ben Darby" Tack __________'Square Garden rodeo. Ranch stories. at the Erni Golf and Country PRAIRIE COLT -Hoit- Big TOUSAT-C6:0RpKm - 8:0 p. Club. The, golf Party a'nd dinner Red's a "lclown of a colt" with TUSDAY- 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 pm. was held on Monday afternoon1 the heart of a champion. an.d evening. SHANE Schaefer Tant novel FRIDAY- 2:30 p.m., 5:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. -8:30 p., Drivers age 16 ta 24 were involved in 74,500 accidents on Ontario roads last year-an in- crease of 12 percent over 1965. Fatal acci- dents claimed 660 lîves in thîsgroup-an <increase of 10 percent since 1965.. Yet statîstîcs show that drivers who graduate from approved high .school driver training courses have fewer accidents... far fewer traffic violations. This year, about 275 Ontario high schools will have driver instruction courses approved by the Ontario Department of Education a'nd7the Ontarlo Department of Transport. These courses are under the control of the local school board and principal and do not interfere with> regular school classes. SILVER SADDLES- Newcomb -Younge Flint Ryder's 30 mile rid!e thi-ough Mexican bandit countr-y. THE VIRGINIAJN - Wister - Ali-time best-seller of the Amer- If there is a driver-train- igprogram' in your school this fal, welcome it. 'If flot, Iearn how your school ýcan get started on this lifesaving pro- gramc by completing and' maiting this coupon. To: DirectorofSafety Education, HighwaySafety Branch, Ontario Departmnent'of Transport, Queen's Park,i Toronto 2, Ontario. From: NAME .......................................i ADDRESS.......... ...........................I Please send me information about hi>gh-,> schaooidriver.tr ai ni ngcourses. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - LOOK AT THESE RARGAINS IN VALL WEAR SAILE 0F SWEATERS Ladies' Pullovers and Cardigans by a fameous maker - orlon, Ban-Ion a.nd botany wool. Sizes 34 to 40. Regular Val- uies te,$8.95. Your Choice.....$2.95 SALE 0F FALL DRESSES If you are lu need of a new dress for Fail and Winter, be sure to see our three racks of dresses whieh we ai-e off er ing at prices greatly redueed. LADIES',BATS Want a bargain ini a Sprig and Summer Hlat? We are clearing the bal- ance of out hats ut IIALF PRICE ATULE TIC BOOTS, AND SHOES GIRL'S SNEAKERS-A new stock of Canadfian-made white canvas shoes for baek-to-sehool. Sizes 4Y2 to 10. Piriee per pair ....... $2.98 MEN'S ATHLETIC - BOOTS - Baek-to school Athletie Boots, Canadian made. Sturdy white canvas uppers with good quality rubber soles and cusb.iond insoles Sizes 6 to 12. Priced per pair $3.50 to $4.95 SALÉ OF BOY'S PANTS Broken Unes îu boys' Pants of good quality cotton. Plain shades and checks, Sizes 12 to 18. Regular values to $4.95. Sale price, pair .... $249, ARMSTRONG'S