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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER2nd 1970 Dr. W.,R. Kent DDS Igwmanville Professional Bldg.' M2 King St. E. - Suite 106 Office Heurs: 9 a.m. te 8 p.m. tlily CIesed Wednesday and- Sunda) Telepheme 623-7249 ROB YEOMANS PLUMBING AND HEATING 24 Heur Service New Installations -Alterations Repairs Specializing in Hot Water Heating Forced Air Heating Septic Tank Work RR 1, Orono 983-5624 Service GENERAL PUMPING 24 HOUE SERVICE LORNE HARDY Leskard. Ontario Telephone 983-5728 or 983-5266 RESTAUR ANT llighway 115 and 35 Phone 983-5651 Open 7 days a week Corne in and enjoy our Pizza etcý. Specials this weekend W.FRANK REAL ESTATE > MITED Realtor 21 Kinsr St. W. Bowmanville 623-3393 Toronto 923-9174 Port Hope Office 885-4543 For prompt, courteoi&s, e ffici- ent service when buying or selIling and for the largest sel- ection of properties in the area Contact Orono Area Representatfves Roy Foster 983-5801 William Turansky- (Keudal) 983-5420 Ray Fimule 277-2280 (Bethany) Dane Fourni 623-365 Andy Sutéh 98?I-q119 Roy Stronz 52 r il Local News Mrs. Ed Graham viited this week with her deughter Mrs. T. Durnett, Dr. Barnett and family iný Gakvi"lle. Mr. Ro.,à Tamlllyn of Jonqunere Que., spent 'the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs.-J. C. Tam- blyn, Oronâo. Mrs. C. B. TyrreH and Miss E. Davidolon have returned home aft- er jinitlmg friends anid relatives in thse Western Provinjees. Mrs. M. H. Hykawy of Winnipeg spent the weeken>d WitJh Mm. F. E. Rhodes and Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rainey visit- cd in 0xono on Mondny. mîr. 'and Mrs. Oarl Billin.gs, Mrs, Harry Batl1ey spent a few clays in l>ii2adelpilia wI!th the former's brother IDr. ILirley Billinigs and mis-,Jua Billfings. yMp,. K. Gray lias accepted a poýjiion jrntIse Orono Brandi 'of Oitu Inîpri ail Biolcof Commerce. lUers. Tony Mitchell hbas bcdh ensploýyc ut nsecre4iary in the To\vn-r htp of ('lFrke's office. Mrs.O. Bi,,au,(Iiamip and Mr. R. Fort ster attendcd a Regional Lîibrary WorklýOfhep in Peterboro -on Saturdfay. SF7Gt!A-C 1111ï,3 is a boý,ys group helut weekly at the Orono Urilt'ed Churehlici Sunday night at 6:30, to 8 p.m. for ages 13-15. Tise pro.gram is based on (Ihristian living in ail of life, Sports, Church, Others, and ln our personal lives. New Members are weleome. Oromo School News The Orono Public School senior boys soccor team beat the New- tonvilih boys on Tueoday, Octob- er 13th. Mr(,anwhile the Neebon- ville girls defeated the Orono girls at Newtonville. 0O1 Ocober l4th, 1970 Miss Mail'her's and Mis. Brown's class~- e ý were taken to jafl! (on a tour) and convicled of being very in- terested. They a] so siaw the Fire HFal and, tlhe Cut Bue l Bowmanvîlle. Despile the foot deep mud mnd ibe snow fluriries nost -of the situdcnts from girde6, 7 and 8 tlgt- attenckd the plowing natch ait Lidsay on Friday, Oct. 16th, thought thecttip wasineef'g and worth whfle. By 9:30 on Monday morning, October 104h li te kindergarten cIass was headed for the gym to haile their fînrst sehaoli ictures taken. Ail pictures were taken by 12:15. Now everyone is waiting to see how good looking they are. BOWMAN VILLE MERCHANT WINS LEGION DRAW The 0otober Winners of the Legion MonVhly Dnaw were de- élared at the, Legion Montlhly Dance on Saturday, October 17th, where a large crowd were in at- tendance for the Rallowe'en Dance. Total Sales for the month were down consâdevably, no, dou'bt due to tihe Generai Mootors Strike, and thse Ioss of contacts, by tihe G.M. employed Legion Memýbers. Total sales amounted onqy to $246800 which was down $33200 over thse month of Octob- er 1969. Mrs. Steeves of Bramption, win- ner of the Liidy'ýs Watch as the first door paize made the draw, pulling ticket No. A 22 02 from thse drum as the winner of $113400. Thils ticket was owned by Mr. Gar- net M. Gobeen of Goheen's Handy Store, who also received the Seli- er's award of $113.00 for selling himiseif the winmning ticket. Thse customary $10000 second prize was won by Mrs. Emina lark of 18 Dusiham Street, Bow- manvlhie, with ticket No. A 3109. Mrs. Clark's ticket was drawn by Mua. James Kane, winner of the second door prize. Don. J. Wright reeeived $10.00 seller award. for this ticket. Charmnan Stan Duna 110W re- ports that the Monthly Legion Dnaw is now lega1 and has been approved by the Department of Finances and Commercial Affars 1w'th the finaïl app-noval by the Town CoÛncilami Chief of Police. WIile tickets will still be used for the monthis of November and December marked Building Fuurd, thse draw bas beem renamed as Bbandh 178, CandýdC(an Legion Wel- fane Fund and suds proceeds are being used for Charitable Dona- tions, Youth Spots, Boy, Scoutg Rl Guides, Town Reeiation, etc. Since cebanging tise format of the lMonthly Diiaw, thse foMlowiug E yw-anvCIlle Jr. C. CioYouth Tracutre -- Youth Dropin Centre -- Muscu7,ar DyLJtrophy --- Hlockey $50.00 50.00 43.00 50.00 ROLP u,,HARDWARE Phone 983,5207 Orono, Ontario r -j L Ladies', Jackets, New Fali and Wintcr Coats in a var- iety of materials including orlon pile, corduroy with pile lining, fortrel fibrefill, wool tweed and imitation leopard pile. Shades of blue, gold,'beige and brown ini sizes 12 to 20. PNice $20.00 te $43.95, Ladies' Pant Suits Smart styles in Pant Suits lu Crimp- Nît, bonded >orlon and pure wool. Sizes 10 to-42 in shades of red, turquoise, gold, cor- aI, orchld and brown. ruce, 21,95 te $35O Ladies' Flannelette Tailored styles in good quality flan- nelette pyjamas. A variety of designs and colours in sizes 32 to 40. Price $A.5 to $3095 Fltsand Gloves Sece our rack with Mitts. and «loves for al of the family. A good assortmcnt of styles and colours. Includcd are acrylie knits, lined and unliîied simulated suede and ski mitts. Pdice 99c te $3.69 WHILE THEY LAST PHONE 983-5307 ORONO, ONTARIO COME IN AND HAVE A Fieshi New, Perm IN, TIREE PRICE RANGES $7.95, $ 995, $12095 PARTIAL PERM $5.50 Prop MARG IIAITSMA (N e MIDDLE¶'ON) Phione 983-54 16 Orono jkON