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M" MI- -ý ' ORQN.O WEEKLY TIMES,, THURSDAY, MAY 16th, 1968 John Pratt Nominated As, P.C. Candidate On Tuesdap An es timated 800 to 900 per- sons turned out at Durham Dis- trict High School on Tuesday" ev- ening where John Pratt, former MP from Dorval, Quebec, was e- lected the Conservative candidate la Northumberland-Durham. Mr. Pratt defeated William Crandali, a* teacher at the Port Hope High School and Social Crediter la the iast election when the riding was 1ç-own 'as Durham. Association president, Garnet Rickard was nominated but did not stand for election. Mrs. George Edwards, the as- socîation's secretary, said over 600 voting delegates took part la the balioting which elected the former mayor of Dorval. She said anothe r 200 to 300 persons aiso attended. 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Trade Mark 4' S' SHIEETS $17,o-5 ORONO FUEL& LUMBER Limited ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE 983-9167 We dding Stationery When planning your wedding be sure to view the. beautiful and complet e lune of, Wedding Station- eryý handled ut the Orono Weekly Times. A complete lune of Invitations, Announcements, Thank-you cards Serviettes, -Matches, Place Cards, Reception Cards.. Orono oeekI y TiMes Phone 983-5,301 Orono, Ontario NDPs Nominate Some Changes To Be Made Wilmer Hll, a 32-year-old hist- ory teacher, was nominated by 100 NDP members in Port Hope on Wednesday night, May 8th, to enter, the ruinning for the June iederal election. Mr. Hill, who lives in Hampton, is'head of the history department of Donevan Collegiate, Oshawa. H1e is married, with two chidren. He was nominated bv Douglas Moffat, who was the NDP candi- date in the last provincial eée- tion. Gr/'.ýe Malby, 27, Port Hope, a recent graduate from Waterloo University was nominated by Dave Atkinson, but declined, saying he was "politically uneducated."ý -Mr. Hill told the meeting lie had been ln th NDP party since 1961 and was a democrat with a small 'd'. NDP's would, have to work bard in the coming weeks, he said as the election would be "hectic". We need ail the help we. can .7t but it's just conceivable we miglit win this election. Mr. Hill spoke about the 'poli- cies the NDP party liad pioli- eered over the years. "Ail of the major advances in this country's legisiation was pioneered by the NDP party," he said. -Evening Guide Up And Duown The Book stocks Besides the Caldecott Medal for the most distinguîsbed Amer- ican picture book for children, Frederic G. Mveicher also offered *aiaward to the-, author of the most distingutished contribultion to American literature for chuld- ren. Called the Newbery, Medal in honour of Johni Newbery, the famous 18th century publisher and seller of childen's books, it was first offered in 1921 as an incentive for better quality in children's books. Clarke Public-Library is off er- ing a display of these outstand- ing books. The winners from 1921 to 1967 are: The Story of Mankind - Vah~Loon The Voyages of Doctor Dlittie - Lofting The Dark Frigate -, Hawes Tales from Silver Lands - Finger Shen of the Sea - Chrisman Smoky. the Cowhorse - James Gay-Neck - Mukeri The Trumpeter of Krakow Kelly Hitty, Uer First Hundred Years Field The Cat Who Went to Heaven - Coatsworth Waterless Niouh'tain - Armer Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze- Lewis Invincible Louisa- Meigs DoÉr - Shannon Caddie Woodlawn- Brink Roller Skates - Sawyer The White Stag -Sèredy Thimble Summer- Enrîglit Daniel Boone - Daugherty Cail ItCourage - Sperry The Matchiock Gun, - Edrnonds Adam of the Road, - Gray Johnny Tremain - Forbes Rabbit Hlli - Lawson Strawberry Girl - Lenski Miss Hickory - Bafiey The Twenty-One Balloons - du Bois King of- the Wind - Henry The Door in the Wall - de Angeli Amos Fortune, Free Man - Yates Ginger Pye - Estes Secret of the Andes - Clark And Now Miguel - Krumgold The Wheei on the School - De Jong Carry On, Mr. Bowditch - Latham It's Like This, Cat- Neville Shadow of a Bull- Wojciecbow- ska I, Juan de Pareja - Trevino 1967 Winner Up a Road Slowly- Hunt Runners Up The King's Fifth - O'Dell Zlateh the Goat - Singer The Jazz Man - Weik Mr. McLeod, area public schooi superintendent, met with the Clarke Township Area School Board on Monday evening when a discussion was heid on the plans of the General Purpose room for the Orono Scehool. Some change is to be made la the plans iu order that, the Board can obtain the maximum Provincial grant. The plans are to again go before the Department of Education with these changes. It was also decided at the meeting that the general purpose room and the present ,sehool wouid be joined with a permanent passageway. Prior to this decision only a canopy was to join the two buildings. 'It was feit that this ac- tion should be taken now rather than later on. Mr. McLeod saîd that lie hoped that witbin two years a new schoolwouid be built, around the general purpose room. Mrs. Wonnacott, music teacher, asked that music teachers be cat-, agorized in a similar manner as teachers. The request was turned down by th 'e Board as they were not sure of the ground they stood on in this matter. Mrs. Hamilton with two repre- sentatîves of bier insurance coin- pany presented conditions and prices for insurance coverage of the new Kîrby' Scbooi. Mr. F. E. Lycett also made a presentation for the insurance coverage., The proposais were referred to the finance committee for further study. It was noted at the meeting that the new scbool in Kirby will not be in use until sometime in June Mr. Stutt iCeported on a recent study of the Orono scbool grounds and recommended to the Board that the play area to the east be cieaned up by proper busbing, and tree removal. H1e said he went over the area with the Principal, Mr.,D. Moffat and Mr. Wmn. Bunt- H"itory Teacher In Plan For Greater Grants TAXI SERVICE OAB Phone Bowmanville 623-3311 or 623-3312 24 HOUR SERVICE Passeqgers Insured SPECIAL For those bot summer days ahead there is nothingi so thirst quenching as a drink of Glen'Rae's ice cold Introdlucing for 1968 LEMONAE~ Hfaif gallon Regular 39e Save 4 cents SPECIAL FOR MAY ONLY GLEN RAEý DAIRY NO DELIVERY ON MON., MAY 20 HUBERT GROOT Your Representative for North American Life Life Mortgages Protection Income Replacement and Estate Planning Phone: Bus.: 728-9427 Res.: 623-3958 ing. Resignationýs were received from Miss Lynda Greenwood and Miss Cathy Scott. A new principal has been hired for the Kirby Cen-, tennial School following the res- ignation of Mr. Gibson. D. ROGt'7*E R SON ORO NO, ONTARIO WE BUY AND SELL Old Glass, China, Fine Articles Toys and Oddities IF li'S OLD C A LL US WE PAY CASH! Phones 983-5210 or 623-3128