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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 1968 OR?-ONO WEEKLY TIMES <Authe.rized as Second Class mail, Post Office DeparUment, Publishe>d every Th'ursday ai the office of publicatio Main Street, Phone 109, orono, Ontano Established in 1938 by R. A. Forrester Roy C. Forrester - Edltor and Manager A tete Corner The decision by the United Counties ta bine a plan- ning consultant as a means of figbting regional, govera- ment and with a possible breakaway of somne muticipalities to other centres is a move a little on -the late side. The United Counties have centainly been backward in this move and will now have an uphili cimb. Other centres such as Bowmaniville, Darlington are miles ahead and associating with centres to wbich they are losely assiciated with. The province of Ontario bad a number of years ago circulated a possible plan of' regional development in whicli Clarke Township was associated with centres to the west, Bowmanville, Oshewa etc. In the meantme Rowmnan- ville and Darlington have been active in discussions with municipalities to their immediate west in thoughts of re- gionial government. Now the Counties decides it would like to stay in tack. Surely somewbere along the lie someone should make a dlean decisiion. This could ecasily and possibly sbould corne from the Province. It more thani likely will in the end aften everyone has spent thousands upon thousands of dollars trying to protect what they see as their own in- terests. Adecision now by the Province could bc a money saver for everyone. lfoweven everythîng being noMnýl and accordîng to past experiences the costs wil soar and the decision delayed. Unfortunatey the Province, more than likely, bias the answer now. Stili Seeking Plastering And, Painting At -Orono School 1The Clarke Townshi!p Public Sehool Board faced with a deple- ted budget was' forccd on Tues- day evening to eut back on re- quests and the purchase of some books. On numerous occasions Boards members referred to the lack of funds, wheii faced with re- quests for certain equipment and improvements. In supplying library and text books, at the Kirby sechool the sum of $7.00 per pupil was'eut by some $300.00. It was noted that other schools did receive a bud- get of $7.00 per student buit that the increased enrolment at Kirby had surpassed expectations. Record players for the larger schools was also tabled and i this it was statcd that Kirby was the only school having an opera- tional player. A lgng list of requests was submitted in the principals report from Orono, a number having appearcd many times before. A- gain Mr. Moffat asked that the patrbe repaired and painting cridout. In this, Board mem- bers said, that both Mr. DeWitt JUST ARRIVED NEW RECRDS A good selectaon of the latest bits Pr!ced from TO ORONO, ONTARIO and Mr. D. Simpson had been contacted te dio this work but that lt had not been done. ý Mr. J. Lowery ýwas appinted to, contact the two men concern- ing this work. Mr., Moffat also requested taps and sinks in four rooms, numer- ous repairs to closets, steps, wiii- dows, screen, b(ot imater pipes and furnishings. It was feit by the 13oard that some of the work should be done by the caretaker while sonie of the other could be done by the maintenance man. Mr. Moffat also proposed th'at the lunch room be developed, ln- to a resource library for the sehool, askitig that the floor be carpeted, the ceiling ti14, shelv- îng for books and proper light- ing. In this matter as well as ln that of the taps and siaks the Board is to seek estimated' prices. Ia a letter to the Board Mr. D. Moffat stated that he did like to be constantly naggitg but did feel that some consideration should be given in the requests and that many bad been present- ed time and again. 11e also would appreciate a reply to bis requests Ca11yor licensed ?lumhing & MechanicaZ Centracter who selis, instaiIls aM gua7,rantees PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 983-5207 Oreno MacDougaII-Tamblyn Wedding A wedding of local interest tocký place an Octaber 5th in the Orono Un-ited Church wvhen Miss Jea-n Fra nces T:anblyn became the bride of Gary Brian Mac- Dougal. The bride is the daugli- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cor- ami Tamblyn, Orono and the bride-groaom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. MacDougal. of Bowmanville. The Reverend G. K. Ward of- ficiated at the ceremony. Robert Tamblyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Tamblyn, Hamilton, was the or- ganist, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length empire waist white satin brocade, gown, anid matching jacket. The gownwas fashioned with scoop neekline and wrist- lengtli sleeves. The jacket was accented with button sleeves and back closings, Her headdress of shimmering white organza petals attached to a white velvet bow held a floor-length veil of -nyloni GordSimpsoni gPhone Orono 983-5808 0 Orono, Ontario' 9 PAINTINtâ 0 CAnPENTRY REMODELLING e GENER4L £EPAT1S Interior Exteri or D.ROGERSOUN ORONO, ONTARIO WE BUY AND SELL Old Glass, China, Pine Articles Toys and Oddities IF IT'S OLD .. . CALLUS WE PAY CASH! Phones 983-5210 or 623-3128 tulle. She carried a cascade- bou- quet of yellow garnet and crv- Miss 2M.arilyn Tiamblyn, the bride's sister was the màid of honor 'and Miss Faye Nicholson was the bridesmaid. Alan Plum- mer acted as best man with Gor- don Burnham, Merv English and Lowell MacDougal uîhering. The reception was held at the Oddfellow's Hall, Orono. For a honeymo'on trip to Ottawa and Montreal the bride chose a wool dress and coat ensemble wilth black accessories. 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