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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THUItSDAY, MAY 2nd, 1968 Central Ontario Trust eprt Good Year At the Fourth Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of Central Ontario Trust and Savings Corp- the' uncurlu permanent FOR >BODY AND CURVES-NOT CURLSI KIT $3.75 REFIL,1$2.25 Stutt's Pharmacy Orono, Ont. 983-5009 poration held at the Head Office, Oshawa, on Thursday, Mardi 28, 1968, net hicome of $21,143. was reported for the fiscal year end- ed December 3lst, 1967. This was a 300% increase ovei' profit of $5,348. for the year ended Dec- ember 31st, 1966, after depreci- ation, and màrtgage reserves in hoth years. Continued growth and progress was reported 'in all facets of the Corporation's business with dep- osits and certificates increasing by 20% to $6,602,320. at the year end. Total assets increased to ov- er $8,000,000. for the first time. The' year 1967 saw Central On- tlari3 Trust enter the personal loan field on an agency basis. This additional service was welU received by customers, and 'should prove to be further source of prof- it for the Company'. The Corpor- ation's real estate department pçrformed extremely well' under difficuit circumstances and per- sonal service to individuals atid investment groups expanded well. The Shareholders were advised that continued progress is being made and that 1968 results should be . at least as good as- those of 1967 in spite of ail the inter- national monetary problems. The Company continued to emphasize prompt, courteous and flexible pX -DX -DX -DX -DX -DX -DX -DXJ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Graham spent a few days with Dr. and Mrs. Bud Burnett and daughters, Hlawkes- bury., Mrs. C. A. Cumming, Toronto visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Billings. To mulke decisio'n on incinerator Mr. E. R. Woodyard, at a re- cent meeting of the Orono Police Trustees, state 'd that a decision should soon be made on whether or not the Police Trustees were going to accept the offer of Curv- ply Wood Products in regards to the incinerator located at the south plant in Orono. It appears that Curvply, has offered the in- cinerator to the Village if they are willing to pay for the remov- ai of the incinerator to the .Vil- lage dump. It is expected that it will cost from $1500 to '$2000 to move the incinerator from its prese5it location and to locate it at the dump. Reference was also made by Mr. Simpson to the fact that the dump needed cleaning up again and Vat this work should be done as soon as possible. Nesting Furniture returned the agreemenit to use the 'Village dump, unsigned. service to ail members of the communities serviced as symboliz- ed by it's motto "The Fountain- liead of Service." UNITÈED CHURCH Orono Pastoral jCharge Minster Rev. B. E. Long SUNDAY, MAY 5th, 1968 Orono United Church Sunday School at 10:00 Service at 11:15 a.m. Kirby- Morning Service at 9:45 Sunday Sehool at 11:00 Leskard- Sunday School at 9:45 I. The Ojono The second meeting of the Or- ono Junior Gardeners was held lu the Christian Education Centre of Orono United Churcli on April 25th, 1968. Mrs. T. Fairbrother showed the children how to make a dish garden using a large clam sheîl brought by one of tfie Jun- ior Gardeners. She also made a beautiful dish arrangement using -,,,ring fiowers w7hich was won by Carl Coatham, a new memb er. Three rose bushes were donated to the club from Brookdale- Kingsway Nurseries of Bowman- ville. The names of a Junior member an-d a Senior member and a mother were picked. Jim- my Lycett, Dale Evans ang~ Mrs. J. Quinton were the lucky win- ners. Severai members are planning to have gardens this summer in the garden competition. Any children who would like to be- come Junior Gardeners will 'be welcomed to the Club. MIrs. T. Fairbother explained the items that can be entered in the Spring Show which will be held the 4th Thursday of May. Presentation- (Coninued from page 1) that the'Durham Central Fair be that this-would give further fin- ancial assistance to the local fair instituted as a Class "B" fair and held annually ln Orono. Mr. Lashley, also associated with Ontario Horticultural S.ociet- les, commented most favourably on the work done by the Orono Horticultural Society la Orono. Here he mehtioned the flower gardens which the local Society maintains and their annual flow- er show as wellas supporting the Junior Gardeners. Other entertalament for the evening included a community ing-song and a number of selec-, tions by the popular. "Country -Four" quartette. Mr. Cecil Car- veth of Newcastle concluded the eveig with the showing of a film. Men's Turtle-Neck Shirts Fine interlock "knit-to-fit" shirts with turtie neck and long sleeves. Collar and cuffs contain lycra for stretch and fit. Black, white and chamois.-Sizes S, M, L. Prie ecdi'- $2.98 Men's Koratron Slacks Cool,, lightweight' slacks of fortrel and cotton, pressedl the day they were made and neyer need pressing again. Just ma- chine wash and tumble dry. Green, light brown and black. Sizes 30 to 40. Priced from $7.95 to $9.95 Ladies' Panty Hose ---Sheer seamless stretch panty hose in sliades of ivory, beige, mocha and spice. Sizes Medium anid Large. Price per pair - $1.69 Ladie,,' Night {Continued from page 1) Bro. Wayne Bailey thanked the Kendal ladies for the fine dinner. A sing-song was led by Mr. Don Staples, and accompanied by Mrs, Gladys Brown at the piano. 1 Bro. Robert Robinson intro- duced Bro. Ross Gilbart who did ahi excellent job as Master of Cer- emonies.' The entertaiument in- cluded Miss Sharon Farrow per- forming' an enjoyable baton solo. Mrs. G. Brown played a variety of pleasing tumbers on lier or- gan. The Country Four sang sev- eral fine selections, addipý much' to the evening. The audience was delighted with the songs and eclwing' of Bro. Ross Metcalf, who was accompaniedI by, Doug Dewell at the piano. Raîpli De Jonge's folk singing group sang a few popular folk songs. Bro. Gilbart gave away several prizes which were donated by the merchants of, the' town. Following the entertairiment, àa dance was held with M;s. B.,urown doing an excellent job of prffvidilg 'the music. Ladies' T-Shirts Striped tricot-knit T Shirts, tank top style and V necks. Ideal for wearing with- shorts or slims. White with blue, yellow, orange or navy stripes. Sizes Small & Med. Price each - $4.50 Bedspreads Camtex heirloom type bedspreads of all cotton with ronnded corners and fringe. Double bed size. Snow white and antique white. Priced from $12.95 to $16.95 Mats Different styleslu scatter mats includ- ing nylon and rayon pile with fringe, thickly tufted chenille and Colonial braid- ed mats. Good colour gombinations. 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