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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1969 Radio Orono AIert Ta There is in Orono a ntnnber of General Radio Service 2-way radio stations which got together County Roud Easter Candies AUl Vour EASTER CANDIES are nowv available BUNNIES, EGGS, BASKETS etc., etc., etc. MAlTS BILLIARDS and Bu rbershop Wllial&m C. HallI, B. comm. Phone Newcastle 987-4240 -Ail day Wednesday and Saturday DX DX »X IDX Vr DX DX DI DX -D X D D M «M 'rDXFUEL s PHONE Sfl-3341 on Sunday the 3th of Mareh and formed a group called Radio Or- ono Alert Teami. This is strictly a non profit or- ganization with a sole purpose of helping people in distress, and to pro-vide communications as needed in the 'Orono area. 1We will be, available for cali out by the O.P.P., Orono Fire De- partment, Department of Lands and Forests. 1,7hrough the Spring and Sum- mer months we operate a High- way Patrol on, weekends and bol- idays. covering from 35/115 te .15/401 intersections, most of the cars are well marked with roof lights and signs. The aim is to offer aid to motorists in trouble.' -Anybody wishing to konw more about R.0.A.T. or would like to visit the Base and/or ride in one of the mobile units please contact Roger Newman, 983-5253 after 5:30 p.m. UNITED CHURCH Orone, Pastoral Charge Minister liev. B. E. Long SUNDAY, APIIIL 6th, 1969 Orono United Church Suindey Sehool at 10:00 Service at 11:15 a. Kirby- Morning Service at 9:4,5 Sunday School at 11:00 Festival To HoId Auditions The Pine Ridge Festival of the Arts has appointed four new members to its Board. At last week's meeting Eric Whyte, Chairmaný extended a warm welcome to Mrs. Mjfaude ,Roenigk, Bowmanville, Mrs. Georgina Storms, Cobourg, Mrs., Elizabeth 'Oscapella, Oshawa and Judge R. B. Baxter, Port Hope.. The Festival is very happy to have the experience and enthusi- asm of these new members. Auditions for this season are being held in Newcastle on April 5th and '6th and young people intoýrested in summer theatre should write Box 136, Newcastle or 'phone 987-4235 for informa- tion. The support of the area is a- gain essential if last, year's suc- cess is to be repeated. Everyone concerned with the development of young people in the theatre arts can contribute by offering their asistance to the Festival. TRAIL LINK-UP MOVES CLOSER A further step tQwards joining the Bruce and Ganaraska Trails was made at a meeting held in the Legion Hall at'Omemee, Sat- urday lvarch 22. J. W. L. Goering" Port Hope, ehairman of the Gan- araska Trail Association, was chairman of the 'meeting of 50 people, includîng area represènt- atives and visitors: from Lion's Head, Midland, Barrie and other centres. Raymond Lowes, secretary of the Bruce Trail Association, Paul Davidson, Department of Lands and Forests, Lindsay, and Douglas Sadier, past-president of the Fed- eration of Ontario Naturalists, each spoke on different aspects of trails and hiking. Possible historie and scenic rou~tes for the trail link, winter hiking- outdoor education and the Peterson Trail were some of the its--ns discussed following the talks. There was general agreement that joining of the two trails wvas a sound idea. NORTHUMBERLAND DURHAM LIBERAL ASSOCIATION The Honourable Jean March'- and, Minister of Regional Econ- omic Expansion will be the Guest Speaker at the Annual Meeting of the Northumberland - Durham Liberal Association to be held in Funeral Arrangements Wedding Arrangements Hlospital Arrangements FREEDELIVERY!. Drop in andi browse arounti our targe Greenhouse Showroom for tropical plants, seetis, potting soils, pots, rooting hormones etc. CALL COLLECT DAY or NIGIIT 623-57,57 VAN BELLE G*3"ARDENS LTD. -Flower Shop Between Bowmanville and Oshawa on Highway No. 2 NOW AT VOUR DX Srie tto Hïighway 35 andi 115, just north of Newcastle Featuiring .... Premiulm Quality Products -AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES - Stove 0-1 may be picked Up in any quantity 19.9c. per gallon ATTENTION FARMERS andi TRUCKERS- Special discount on gasoline anti diesel fuel PHONE 987-4215 A total of 23.4 miles of county roads, including some mileage in the Oshawa area, will be added to the Durham and Northumber- land Counties road system thig 7 year., The additional program -brings the total existing. road sy- stem to, 50.9 miles. Darlington township was the major municipality receiving the most attention under the iew pro- ram. One addition 1.8 miles will serve as an extenision to Bloor Street, Oshawa, representing a north - south road. This section conneets County BoadNo. 3 with the Oslhàwa eity lîmits.' It was deseri bed as an arterial extension with 600 vehicles using -the, road daily. A second arterial extension running north - south a distance of 2.6 miles will conneet llighway No. 2 with County Road No. 1. The road was said to run 1.8 miles fromn the boundary with On- tario County and 0.8 miles fr6m the boundary of Oshawa. A total 750 cars a day use this road. A recommendation for assump- tion in a 1964 road study, was ap- proved including a 3.6 mile stret- ch. This section, referred to as an area surface road, conneets Coun- ty Road No. 1 at Mitchell's Corn- ers with County Road No. 63. It handies 300 cars a day. The fourth addition in Darling- ton township concerned a 3.6 mi- le section connecting County Road 57 at Bowmanville's north- cru limits with, Highway 401. This was referred to as a King's Highway connector. Cobourg on May 3rd, 1969, it waený- announced last Thursday by Rog- er Kirkpatrick, Port Hope, Firs, Vice-President of the Association- Mr. Kirkpatrick said the- pro- ni, will include policy panel&, in th-, afternoon and a banquet ini the evening. Other guests whG, will participate in the program, are Jean-Pierre Goyer, M.P... Parliamentary Secre'tary to the,. Secretary of State - the Honour- able Mitchell Sharp, Hugh Faulk- ner. M.P. (Peterborough), Norm.- an Cafik, MP. (Ontario) and Miss Carol Mahood, Peterboroughý Barrister who is thiý Chairman ùt the Policy Committee of the' Ozz- tario LI-bz-ra1 Association. Nor thumberland - Durham M.P. Russell C. Honey is Parliament.- ary Secretary to Mr. Marchand.- The Minister if one of the. senior- and most influential member of- the Trudeau Cabinet. Callyour licen.sed Plumblng & Mechanical Contractor who seils, instalis ed yucrantees CARMAN PLUMBING AND HEATING Pkoirne 983-5207 Oroneo Ciarke Public HOURS OPEN* Tuesday 6:30 - 8:30 Thursday 6:30- 8:30 Friday 2:30 - 5; 6:30 - 8:30 Saturday 10- 12 Ladies' Dresses Afine selectioi of one and two-piece dress-. es in easy-care fabries. Fashionable shades for Spring' win sizes 9 to 222. ni Priced from $1'7.95 to $29.95 Ruffledt Blouýses for d1ress-u-P, tailored styles for casual wear. Wa.sh and wear fabries in pastel shades and white. Sizes 10 to 44. Priced from $5.50 to $'7.95 Casual and dressy styles in Ladies' Handbags. Black, brown, biege, boue andi yellow Priced from $6.95 to $12.95, Ladies' Coûts A zood selection of AJ-weather Coats in attrac- tive styles. Shades of goild, green, coral, beige anid navy. Sizes 10 to 16. Priced from $22.50 te $32.50 BOUÙLE SIIELLS; GLOVES; SCARFS ARMSTRONGS 1