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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL l7th, 1969 WHEEL BARROW Ail steel1 construction with tubularbhandies and plastic grips. Puncture-proof tires and nylon wheel bearings. Capa- city 3 ou. ft. Regular $1 2.95 Special $9.99 -U -S L' GARDEN GLOV,"ES Strong, lightweight canton - protects hands from dirt and abrasion. Regular .65 Speciat .44 CO0M ETSHOVEL Ali-purpose, long handl6d shove! for gardenrn 'an md, scaping and thosc io-it- y'ourself construction projeots, Regu-lar $410 -lriciaI $2.99 COÏMET FAN RK Sturdy. heavY-duLty pr. on raie io enea sprino 1, fi: -9e flglr$2,40 CLOTHES L!N - ELEVATOR Weather resistar matai constructin r Raises and lowcr cloîhesline 48'. Locks et top. Coi plete with 5¼~ pulley ~nd ropes. Regular $895 SpeCal $ .r ~AS11C CLOTHE~ NE mplcte with connectors 50 ft. continuous coi1s 0 ft. length. Rogular $'~.1C~ Speci6l $144 /1/ Kendal News Last week-end one lady decid- ed to make a small, fire in lier, yard. Before she could stop it, it went through the fence and head- cd north, spreading east and West and the Van Belle and the King. farm. It took the fire bri- gade and many men. to check it. The grass grows very long on the farms that are not pastured. In Bowmanville Hospital this week we have Charles Mercer, son of Mr. and Mrs, David Mer- cer and also Mr. George Mercer both suffering from throat troub- le. Mrs. Robert Nicholîs is in Oshawa Hogpital. We wish them ail a speedy recovery. The Kendal Womea'a Institute met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Turansky on Tuesday, April l5th with the President Mrs. E. Cour- oux in the chair. They sang the Ode, followed by the Mary Stew- art Collect. T'he Roll Caîl was "Give the number ofyears you have been a member of the In- stitute'". Some were members for 32,yéars, others 20, Some couldn't lie sure. Plans were made for the Penny Sale May rd and more material given out. Final plans were made for catering to the Fôster-Mercor wedding on Saturday.. Mrs. W. Milligan of Newtonville instalied the new officers for the coming year. Mrs. J. Henderson lias aceepted the offer of Presi- dent. Next meeting wvill be at the home of Mrs. A. Foster. Mrs. W. Mercer and Mrs. M. Luxon served lunch. BakTo Sho F or Paur entsi It was back to school for some forty tnembers of the, Orono Home and School Club who met on Tuesday evening in the Gen- eral Purpose room of the school. Math-' vas the central theme of the meeting with parents being introduced to the ncw methods in teaching math. Mr. D. Moffatt outlined the' new approach to math and stated that it was most important that a student know the reasons for cer- tain procedures and that practice could then be carried out with a greater understanding. -ie also Point ed out that subjects were so arranged that individual charact- ers of a student may be observed and thus complimented. The parents then broke up into small* groups and atteaded ten minute classes conducted by each teacher of the school at the grade level i which they taught. Par- ents found these classes most in- formative and interesting as it was pointed out the methods used Clakepublic LIBRARY HOURS OPEN: Tuesday 6:30 8:30 Thursday 6:30 .8:30 Friday 2:30 - 5; 6:30) - 8:30 Saturday 10 - 12 Callyour lened Plumblng &. Mechanical Contractor Who selis, instalh and arantees CARMIAN PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 983-5207 Orono Mrs. C. Dunlop, Perth, Ont, spent a week with Mr. and Mss. Percy Morgan. Mr . and'Mrs. Caýl Billings, Mi.s. Harry Bailey, Mr. and Ivirs. Cai:l Kimmett, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey, vis ited on S unday with Mrs. C. A. Cumming, Toronto., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bairstow, Mrs. Percy Morgan and Mrs. C. Dunlop spent. the weekend with Mrs. Julia Hyde, Hamilton, Ont. The 'Paper ,]>rive and Bottie. pick-up being held .this Saturday in Orono, wilI also take in. the, Ochon-ski Settiement, Leskard road and Lesk>rd. Mr. andI Mrs. Charles Johins of Bowmnanville visited with Mrs. C. V(ood on Sunday.' MWs Ernest Hamilton of Tor- onto is visiting with Mrs. Hector Bowen. Mt. and Mrs. Keith Carruthers and daugliters of Meaford visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Downs and son Bill. Grade eight girls of KiÉby Cen- tennial' School are holding a Tea and Fashion show this Friday af- ternoon in the school at 2:00 p.m Twenty girls will model cloth- ing obtained frbm- local mer- chants. Grade seven girls at 'the school wil serve tea. Money vais- ed through the venture will be used for the Grade 8 graduation banquet. to develop thouglit and reason for the pupils. Mr. Mofrat informed the meet- ing that it was the intention of lie school to extend Glee Club ac#ivities at the sehool on an e x- tra-curricular basis. Students bce- yond grade eight would also be invited to take part' in the seheme. During the past ten days the Carke Township Pire Departinent h~saswe a total of ten calis to grass f ires throughout the ,Township. Persons are asked to exercise' caution when lighting fires at this time of year. F~nteAn~I c oo (Continued from page 1) Camp in June and to purchase three tickets for Oshawa Council Annual Dinner meeting in' May. Speaker Mr. Walter Pitman M. P.P. on Education To-morrow. A requcst that Clarke Higli Sehool be approached concerning' music and art instruction was dis- cussed and approved. Following the business an in- teresting Math-In was conducted by Mr. Moffatt and lits staff. Mrs. M. Snelders thanked the teachers fo their faseinating program and lunch was served. UNITED CHURCH Orone Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B. E. Long SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1969 Oromo United Church Sunday School at 10:00 Service at 11:15 a.m. Kirby- Moraing Service at 9:45 Sunday School at 11:00o Ladies' City Ponts Flare bottoms, the newest fashion in ladies' slacks. Wel. tailored by "Gaytowni" in several materials including polyester double knit, denim and whlipcord. $tripes and plain shades of aqua, filac, green, navy-and beige. Sizes 10 to 16. PRICED FROM $7.95 to $11.95, Ladieis' Cottons Slims Slims la good quality sailcloth. Shades of lime, powder blue and navy. Sizes 12 to 20. Price, perË pair $6.50 Iý Gils HtsLadies' topsi Girls' Summer straws, dainty styles ln white with pink, green, navy and yel- nte otntp y Bni Pricecadi 3.OOBrooks" to wear with slims or shorts. Sev-. G rs S cseral styles la stripes and plain hds A good assortment of, kaee socks Gold, green, yeilow, pink, red, navy and and short socks in plain or fancy stitch. Good summer shades. Sizes 3 to 51/2, 4 to white., Sizes S, M, and L. 6%, 7 to 8% and 9 to 11. 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