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ORONO WEEKLY lIMES 1Autkorized as Second ClanP maiPo i Ofic e epaiitment, Pubhiihe4 every Thuraday aIteofieo ubia Main Street, 'i 0, urono, nao lktab1ished in 19ý38 by R. A. Forrezter Roy C. Forrester - Mdtor a.nd Mwaager The Conservatives of Ontario, headed by' John Ro- barts, have been returned again to legisiative office by the electors of the province. The Conservatives, long in office, 24 .years, extend their reign for another four years, Although the Conservatives took the big plum in the election race, the two other parties, Liberais and New Democrats, benefited by the election. The Liberais increas- ed their house representation from1 24 to 28 and the New Democrats from 7 to 20. The Conservative representation decreased from 77 to 69. An interesting note of the e lection is that forty,, new faces wiii appear in the legisliature this com,.-ing; sessiîon. Thirteen arc. Conservatives an n dUt wili beom os,,ýý.t in the position of the Governm;-entbaknet Ris bere that both opposition parties appeaxr to haveu added fire power with such men as Brown, Pitman,ý Deacon, Shulman, Buiibrook and Peacock. Many in the group have been most successful in their professions and these professions are quite diversified thus giving knowledgeabie strength ý'as weIl as numericai strengtb to the opposition. It does appear that the electorate has made its choice Wisely. It has given a decisive mandate to the Conservatîve party to govern Ontario. It bas also served warning and bolstered the opposition. CONGRATULATIONSI Congratulations are due to the local victor, Conserv- ative'incunibent Alex Carruthers, wbo successfully retained bis Durham seat in the legisiature-on Tuesday -last. Nbit- only did he retain bis seat but also încreased bis plurality over bis nearest rival, E. R. Lovekin, Liberal. __-AU, candidates in, the Durham race are to be con- gratuiated for their interest, efforts and 'the conduet of their campaigns. BIG JUM P FOR N.D.P. In this election the New Democrats, with candidate Douglas Moffat, moved into contention in the Durham rid- ing. The percentage of the Durham vote for the NDP rose far beyond the Provincial average and totaiied four-f old over the r'ecord of 1963 for Durbam.ý The increase to the NDP fold was a ioss to the Liberais and it aiso appears that the NDP picked up most of the new votes in1 the rid- ing. This latter point denotes a change from a predominent rural agricuiturai riding to an urban industriai area. THREE CANDIDATE MEETINGSý One -of the more interesting local features of the redent election campaîgn was the holding of public meet- ings, tbrougbout thie riding at whlcb the three candidates weýre guesft speak1ers. These meetings were- open for ques- tions froma the floor. Local organizations such as Chamber of Commerces, Cburcb groups etc were instrumentai in the promotion of these meetings and are to be congratulated for their efforts. In tbe past candidates beld meetings at wbicb their own supporters wouid be in attendance. The three candi- date meetings opened up discussions and we believe are much more informative. Tbey also give an opportunity to question candidates on their policies. This, we belie ve, is an improvement- and one wbich we cau look forward to ini the future. TOWNSHIIP 0F CLARKE POLLS Poili Carruthers - 2 59 3 83 4 88 5 S157 6 43 7 34 8 71 9 180 Clarke Township Total ---839 Darlington Township -- 1062 Bowmanville ----------1358 Newcastle ------------ 256 Hope Township --------592 Port Hope ----------- 1840 Manvers Townsbip ---458 M illbrook ------- -------- 242 Cavan Township -------460 Cartwright Township ---360 Advance Poils ---------190 Total -- ---------- - 7657 JACK D9 King St., E. BOWMANVILLE When ,uyhig or Seling rail WILF HAWKE REPREMNTA12IVE .Memnbers or Oshawa and Dis- trict Real E7-state Board Lovekîn 105 55 105 32 43 54 138 673 928 1182 273 352 970 201 51 186 181 82 5079 Moffat 39 60 26 il 93 21 14 17 93 374 1355 882 118 167 581 205 65 170 121 24 4163 GIRL GUIDE BAZ AAR The Orono Girl Guide Bazaar Saturday,, October 28tb, Orono1 United Church Main Hall. Bake Sale and Tea. Everyone weicome. b-41-c If you read thîs you tben knlow thatýï ipasto Put 1yourmesg aross in the Orono1 Times. My t~an'w o'Ute inice nman who! fixed -that, i4htre-" cock, Couidln't bl#it, gcave me quite It's imade "eso happy, 1. feel J ailago As we English, wouid say, "WeIll joily good show." Don't know who fixed it, 'twas idone in a thrice, Ail bright and shining, looks "ever so nice." I figured if "Beatles" could climb to the top,' You too, could do it, tho' it's quite a drop: Thanks to the printers who grant- ed me space, They sureiy have helped put a iight in that face. T-here-'s one r t right here needsiý an. hoora1 ention, 'Ts'Bob' gae whs indows hiýs prompt at~jn Soon got a lde,'twas quite a elimb Worked like ai Trojan to remove ail that grimie. My trite piece- of doggerel dîdi reaily no harmi,' Q uite the reverse,' "sure" it work- ed, like a charm. Than ks to Windsorian and Wal- kervilie too, Imhappy to know nice people like you,; Right in there "pîtching" when I thouiýght 1J had lost, Offered a bu, regardless of cost. So now, dear 0 ronorianis, let's' give a cheer.., We've got our light thîjs Centen- niai Year. Gratefully, Betty Rochs. INote-The iight is out again!> STOCKER SALE 600 HEAD 600 HIEAD The Durham Farmers Annual Fali Feeder Sale, selling without reserve at the Durham Countyj Sales Orena, Orono, Monday, Oct- i o ber 3th at 1 p.m, Selling year olds, 2 year olds, Jstockcalves, grass caives and feed-1 er cows. Ail cattie graded and sold in suitable lots by the pound. Plan to attend this important Auction where buyers and sellers meet each year. Terms Cash. No reserve. Jack A. Reid & Son, Sales Mah- agers and Auctioneers. b-41-c 71 King St. E. 2 Skirts 99c Friayan Saurayat 7 and 8:30. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. iUatinees Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. COMIN,,ýG FRIDAY,,NOV, 3 to THURSDAY, NOV. 9 lnterest that's compounded for your heailth Mie first interest of your Registered Pharmacist is to ýcompound your doctor's prescriptions with pro- fe-Sgunal peiin .tosaý fegrard your Thealth. Stutt'Is harmacy Phone 983-5009 Orono, Ontario BOWMAN VILLE Phione 623-2971 2Men's Pants 99c,ý, SIX-DAêYPIKU AND DELIVERY SERVICE .1 B2wravil FRDASAUDASUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 21, 22 Didl you know? Cen tenial Cleaners deanartiles f Sude, ued NKid und Leather at À*lýýSHOmPPE liN ORONOlý - TRIS WEEK ONLY OR( NO WEEIKL-YTMSTUSACTBRlt 16