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OIONO WEEKLY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Znd, 1911 CORNISH'S With The. Best Meat ln Town BarbcuedChicens EATURED THIS Hot BrecedCikn Thursday Friday und Saturday CHOICE- PLUMP- CANADA GRADE 'A' 2% to 3 Ibs. average 'Burns Mild Seasoned - Coul CHICKENS lb.36c, polsesg b Tender. Juicy, Plumn, YounDlga yTePec b ChickenQuarters lb. 39c Dinner Hams- Cryovoc Halves IL. 98C BIG SINGLE ]ROLL SCOTTOWELS 4c off JUMBO 72 ounce Colourful DIâ BEVERAGE PITCHER -SCHOOLS ANTI-SMOKING £AMPAIGN EXPLAINE!) continued from page 1) ,created by area artist Audrey known throughout the province :and has even reaclîed Britain. SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM Oshawa Business College July 5 to August 13, 1971 Open ta students from Grades six, seven, eight, High Sehool,ý University and other interested aduits. Choice of Sehedule:ý 9:00 a.m. ta 12:00 pm. or 9:30, am. to 10:30 a.m.,or 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Choice of subjects ineluding Shorthand and Typing, Ac, counting and others. Free Brochure Available. Dial 728-0052 18 Simcoe St. N. YEN EZIA RESTAUR ANT Hlghway 115 and 35 Smile south of Orono PHONE 983-5651 OPEN 7 DAVS A WEEK specializing in Pi zza - Meals Also Week-End Specials ROY THOMPSON Orono, Ontario Phone 983-5759 AUl Carpentry Work Remodelling Kitehen Cupboards We build fron the foundation Up. -ifor $.00 .shwasher Safe each 99C "Operation Don't, Start" was Iaunched in 1968 with the execu- tive secretary of the TB and RD) Association,, Mrs. Mari orie Pewt- ress and her assistant Mrs. Bar. bara Cameron visiting schools throughout.the counties, showing films on the hazards of smoking and encouraging the pupils' to complete Ricky Racoon slogans. Mrs& Pewtress explained that the campaign has moved into a new phase, which involves even more, pupil participation. The new approach involves a series of "Ricky Rallies" which are organ- ized and held by pupils themn- selves. The executive-secretary said sehool- principals seemedý pleased that students had been giifen the responsibility of planning and conducting the anti-smoking pro, gram. Kirby News Those attending Church on Sun- day enjoyed our guest minîster, Rev., E. F. Dorsch of Springvîlle, and master Neal Pope of Perry- town who sang two lovely num- bers. Rev. and Mrs. B. Long, Orono, Rev. E. F. Dorsch, Springville and Mr. and Mrs. Pope and Neal of Perrytown were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Hartwell Lowery gîter church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lowery, and Richard of Scarborough bad din- ner at Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Lowerys on Sunday after attend- ing the Orange Church parade in Kendal. Mr. Stanley Chapman is- a Pa- tient in Oshawa General Hospital having surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Switzer and family of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lowery andRichard, Scarborough visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Low- ery, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hamm of Kingston and Mr. Paul Lewin of Toronto University spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamm. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Luan, Or- 0110 visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowery on Monday. Prinirose.,Rrand STEAKETTES lbo 58e SHIOPSY -NEW! NEW! Delielous Jelly Dessert Orange, Raspberry and Cherry Flavours PARFAY 13 oz* tub 341 "TENDER, JUICY"I CHICKEN WINGS '.......... lb. 33c "IRIGHT SJZE"I HALF CHICKEN .............. lb. 45e Swift CORNED BEEF (for Oven roasting, totaliy sea- soned) $1.00 offer to try, 3 ta 4 lb. average lb . $1.09 "BURNS" COUNTRY SAUSAGE ................ lb.... . 47e "1SWIFTS"1 SKINLESS WEINERS................... lb. 55e. A Fiery Holiday by R. Raby During, the holiday weekend there were nine forest fics re- ported in the Lindsay District which burned 4,8 acres. This brings the total to 21 fires burn- ing 14.8 acres Since the fire sea- son began on April lst. The count for the sarne, pcriod Iast year wa's il fires burning 10.6 acres. Though most of the fires this ycar have bee(n small and speed- ily controlled, the increase in out- breaks is alarming and the public are once again iskçed( to make ev- ery effort lto avoid cauising such fires. O.P.P. Report NEWCASTLE DETACHIMENT The Newcastle Detachment of. the Ontario Provincial, Police from May l6th, to May 22nd, 1971 investigated 14 mnotor v-ehicle col- lisions in which 5 persons rcceiv- cd personal injury, and as a re- suit 9 persons were charged witli bîghway traffîc offtences. Investigated during the samne period, of time, were 79 general occurrences o! which there were 3 reports of common theft, 1 re- port of Break, Enter and Theft, 5 reports of wilful damage, 3 dis- turbance complaints, 3 trcspassing complaints, 2' reports of assault, 1 domestie complaint, one report of indecent assault and 5 reports of erratic or dangernus driving. Three persons are charged with criminal offences, 3 persons with imipaired driving, and 4 persons charged with minor liquor offene- es. Over the wcekend of May 15th, to May l7th, 1971, the Canadian and Ontario flags were stolen from the flag poles at the 1)epartment Highways office locateil n ar the Jct. of Ilwys. 35 and 401. This is the work, of some real bright ones. A motor' xelicle left for re- pairs at a serv ice station north o! Blackstock, xvas stolen during the ev7ening of May 19, 1971. The ve- bicle was later rccovcre(l aband- oned several miles south o! where the theft occurred. During the.evening of May 21, 1971 the business premnises of ('ustom Rust Prooring located on Prestons Road north of Highway 2, was maliciously damaged. Ap- proximately twclve panes of glass in the reéar garage door were broken by stones. This damage would appear to have been done by irresponsible children. KNOW THE LAW "Pedestrians Walking on the Road" The Highway traffic act states that when you walk where there are no sidewalks, whether it be day or night, always walk so you are facing oncomîng traffie. Don't turn your back on a driver who might not sec you' in'ime to avoid hitting you. When faeing oncoming cars you can always readily step- aside to safety when- ever necessary. Remember 'also, when a car swerves ta miss a pedestrian, a head-on collision with another motor vehicle could resui.t. BfOB YEO ANS 4 PLUMBING AND HEATING 24 Hour Service New Installations - Alterations. Repairs Speciallzing in Ho t Water Heating Forced Air Heating Septie Tank Work R.R. 1 Orono 983-5624 t ,e00 0e014 D, ROGERSON ORONO, ONTARIO ANTIQUEaî WE BUY AND) BELL Old Glass, China, Pine Article. Toya and Odditles IF IT'S OL» D CALUS WE PAY CASH Phone 623-5342 after, 6 p.m. , k00f00'O0ïoO AN 'ASTRONAUT Elmer's Garage TEXACO SERVICE Mil St. North, Orono Phone 983-51301 DRIVING TIP - "Highway Signa and Pavement Markings"l No niatter where or when youl ignore highway warning signs and, drive, you can at no0 time safely ignore hîghway warning signs and pavement markings. They warn. you of curves, intersections, rail- road, crossings, sehool areas, cross- walks, and other conditions where extra care and caution are requir- ed llighway signs and pavement martings c an be your, guides toaa safe journey. Grant C.-Wade Insurance Agency, GENERAL INSURANCE Newtonvifle, 'Ontario Telephone 786-2921 Leskord Weling AN")FABRICATIONï and LATHE WORK 8. a.ni. - to - 5 pan. Vonday through Saturday PHONE '983-5760 Oxford IMlICKLAYERS STONEMASONS WILLIE J. SCIffiAHL Phone 983-5606 Specializing i al kinds of STONEWORK and FIREPLACES, We also do ehimnev Revairs Dr. W. R. KeântDDS Bowmanvile Professional BIdg 222 King St. E..- Suite 106 Office Hours: Weekdays: 9 to 6 Except Wednesday Afternoons Telephone 623-734.0 Daîry Queen SOFT ICE CREAM Vanilla Cones l5c and 25e Chocolate or Butterscotch, dip 5e extra Milkshakes Vanilla "X SERVICE STATION Highway 35 and 115, just north of Newcastle Featûring; FIPremium Quality Pout ___ Ai The Most Reasonable Prices SAny quantity per gai. vtjStove OUSaa 2. Phone 987-4215