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OIMY WEEKLY TIMUE, TIWE8DAY, MWAY ZSrd, MR6 Orono 'reacher. Wasà Teachi g 1907 Women teachers who have taught various generations of children since 1918 were honour- ed at a special dinner lu Port, Hope recently by the Durham 2 Association of Region 4 of the Fedenation of Women Teachers Association' of Ontario. More than 100 teachers, both active and retired attended the dinner lu Cronk Hall which was part Qf the 5th anniversaryr cele- brations of the FWTAO. The longest serxing teacher present was Miss Helena Waddell of Orono who started teaching in 1907. Twelve teachers who were teach- ing 50 yeans ago, were presented with a copy of Doris French's book "High Button Boot Straps" which n'as written to commemer- ate the, anniversary.. They were Mrs. W. Meldrum, from TH spT®< GALLERY 0F OECOR.4TIVE LAMINATES A special selection of 8 popuiar ARBORITE patterns ... the Decorator 8. Just start with these favourites, and you'Il dis-, caver a whole range of practical decorating ideas for surfaces in every raam of your home. And you know famous ARBORITE. Easy ta care for, long on the gaad looks. Its spring tme ... time ta think about 'dropping in ta your ARBORITE dealer's ta see the exciting Decoratar 8. You'Il find the complete range of the ARBORITE Gallery of Decarative Laminates there ... wth aver 130 bouncy patterns, elegant waad- grains, delightful calours and rich marbies. And ARBORITE saves yau money, so t always makes mare sense! Offep'd. Trade Mark 4S EETS $17. > ORONO FUEL& LUM,"eBER . imited ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE 983-9167 Wedding Stationery When planning your wedding be sure to view the beautiful and complete line of Wedding Station- ery handled at the Orono Weekly Times. A complete line of Invitations, Announcements, Thank-you cards Serviettes,- Matches, Place Cards, Reception Cards.. Orono "e ekIy Time Phone 983-5301 Orono, Ontario Mrs. E. Davidson, Miss Stella Ben- nett, Mrs. V. Dpumond., Mrs. A. Montgomery, Mrs. R. Harness, Mrs. E. Chute, Mrs. R. Foster, Mrs. E. E. Wilson al of Port Hope: Miss Kate Foster, and-,Miss Helena Waddeii, Orono; Miss Vi- vian Phiip, Campbelicroft. Five teachers wh. were teach- ing in 1968, but who were flot preent at the dinner will also ne- ceive a presentation. They are Miss Lena Ferguson and Miss Hat- tie Mason, Newcastle; Miss P. Smith, Mrs. A.. L. Rock, Miss Eisie Thompsoti, Port Hope. Presentations wene also made to ten retired teachens including Reeve Ruth Clarke, Mrs. A Mon- tizambert. Mrs. V. Cummings al of Port Hope; Mrs. I. Ferguson, Mrs. B. Stewart, Mrs. A. Kennedy of Millbrook; Miss Catherine Ste- wart, Kendal; Mrs. E. Dobson of Newtonville; Mrs. F. E. Lycett of Orono, Mrs. M. Gardiner, Eliza- bethville. ltetired teachers not present at the dinner,, who will receive presentations are Mrs. M. Bigelow Mil E. Launder, Mrs. M. Thurtie Mrs. M. Coleman, Miss Véra Brad- haw, àll of Port Hope; 'Mrs. V. Moffat of Orono; Mrs. G. Staple- ton, Newtonville. The presentations were. made by Miss M. Knight and Miss M. Huff dîrectors of Region 4. Reeve Ruth Clarke, who was the guest speaker, was made an honourary member of the associa- tion. She eut a special aaniversary cake. Chairman for, the2 evening was Mrs. B. McClelland, president of 'the district. Up And Dogwn The/ Book Stocks Reading Club i embers were treated to a fascinating reading experience this month when Mrs. ,Mary Rutherford. chose three of William Faulknen's short novels for study: Spotted Horses", 'Old Man" and "The Bear'. Dramatic, symbolic, with touch- es of unusal humour, these stor- ies were written by a man who did not comnplete high school. lis complex sentence structure, and powerful command of lang- uage show that a lack of formai education did not stunt this wri- ters intectual growth. Faulkner is succesful in reaching not oniy the minds, but also the emotions of his readers by usitg a style that creates a tension, almost frustrating at times. The central action in "Spotted Herses" is a pony auction; in the "Old Man"; a Misissippi flood; ini "The Bear", the hunting of OId Ben., However, underlying these accounts is deep and thoughtfui commentary on universal moral problems of Man. NEW BOOKS Adult Fiction iVurse April - MeComb Airport - Haiiey Green Eyes - Nielseti The Kremlin Letter - Behn Adult Non-Fiction The Naked Ape - Morris Uhe Whooping Crane - McNulty Occupation and Careers - Green- leaf. Most of Us Are Maitliy Mothers - Bartholomew A Gentlewoman in Upper Canada Langton The Interrupted Journey - Fuller Beloved Infidel -, Graham The Wonld of Nitrogen - Asimov NDP Ladies Active The Durham New Democratie Party Women's Organization held îts monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Wilmer Hill, Hampton, on Tiwsday, May 2lst. The guest speaker for the evening was to be Mrs. M. Opsitflik, President of the Women's group of the On- tloFarmers' Union; however she was called into the Parlia- ment on O.F.U. business. It was decided that the Womef's organization send a representa- tive to the New Democratie Party Holiday Worksho~p to be held atý the United Auto Workers Centre, Port Elgin inluAugust-This work, shop will e attended -by.women ail acrossi Canada ta discuss the cha~Iging patterns of livin1g and such pertinent matters as housing, pollution. and child care services. Mrs. G. Olthof reported on the May 7th bus trip to Queen's Park. Thirty nine people attended at informative evening session of Panliament after being shown through the New Democratic Of- fices. Mrs. Doug Moffat reported on the election school heîd in Oshawa on- Saturday, April.7th. Four peo- pie attended from Durham riding and there were approximately 25 people from three other area nid- ings. Gord Brigden and Gord Graylish conducted the school and spoke on canvassing, commit- tee moins and election day organ- ization. A committee was formed for the Pot Luck supper to be hed on Tuesday, June 4th at the Tow nship Hall ilu Hampton. Wilmer Hll the New Demo- cratie candidate will speak and the proceeds of the evening will go'towards the election campaign. A committee was formed ta plan a Riding Pienie for July 7th. Itstead 'of having a business meeting in June the Woxnen's Or- ganization will meet to assw~ with cahvw n nJune i8th. TAXI SERVICE PAB' Phone Bowmanviile 623-33111 or 623-3312 24 IIOUR SERVICE Passengers Insured SPECIAL For those hot summer days, ahead there is nothing Sa thirst quenchinig as a drink of,' Glen Rae's ice cold Introducing for 1968 LEMONAD ilaif gallon Regular 39c Save, 4 cents SPECIAL FOR MAY ONLY GLEN RAE DAIRY HUBERT GROOT Your Representative for North American Life Lif e Mortgages Protection Income Replacement and Estate Planning Phone: Bus.: 728-9427 Res.: 623-3958 APPLE- 3LOSSOM - 4'EDUCATIONAL and SCENIC TOUR S unday, May 26 Follow the Yellow Signs starting at Lamb's Road, one mile east of Bowmanville on Highway No. 2 FEATURES: *'Tour through Apple Blossom Areas. Free Apples *Film at Orono Tree Nursery filmed at the Nur- sery. Shown at 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. * Tour through ScenicGanaraska Forests. *Pienic Areas, Orono Park and Ganaraska Forest THE ROUTE WILL BE CLEARLY MARKED loin in the fun of touring this interesting area (40 miles) Sponsorcd by the Orono Chamber of Commerce