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-- - -~ - .r- ~r~% ORONO WEEKLY TIMR. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23rd. 1971 OIONOWEEKLY TIMES A fervent Desire May Destroy The fervent desire te enhance our environment and control pollution could, in'some cases, do harm beyond that that exists now tbrough litter and debris. The word pollution, now used in general terms, covers, what one may describe as litter. as well as undesirable foreign material in the air and water which destroys its use for mankind. It has been rewarding to see an attitude develop in which people in general are concerned over the matter of pollution. This cencern has lifted the governments to take action and many groups are now organized to combat the problem created through the standard of living enjoyed by man himself. One particular project 'eý.ich we might question at the pres- ent time is one being undertaken by an 'Opportunity Youth Group from Durham College. We do net queýtiorn their drive nor their con- cern for the Oshawa Creek but rather theextent to which they are pushing the projeet. Certainly ail man-made matter as the common beer bottie, cans, old appliances and such litter should be removed from the creek bed and this we commend. We do question the act of remov- ing stones and bolders, natural brush that build-up natural log dams. These are the natural aspects of the creek which in nature's way controis the flow of water. To remove ail the naturai obstacles in a creek with a good flow ef water is only to gý-stroy it. The spring floods then gain mo- mentum to carve eut new courses and to excavate the bed of'the stream. It couid well change the nature of the entire creek. One of the reasons stated in t he press for the total dlean-up and removal of ahl obstacles from the Oshawa creek was se that an annuai. canoe race could be held without dangz of doing damage, te the canoes. This corner believes that here again we bend nature for our own cause and it matters littie for what reason we dothis. To use the creek as an open seweror an open channel of water for a canoe race. Might it net be better te carry the canoe over a few obstacles? Orono PeeWee Basebali $aturday, June 19, Orono at Deseronto. Oreno put it al' te- gether in this game with 26 hits, defeating Deseronto 18 to 1. Kevin Harris was the starting pitcher wth Jerry Johnsen, cer- ing In relief te -finish, the game. Orono Race Entrios lst Race- Rolly Dale, The Little Baron, Captain Craig, Wil Lor Clipper, Debby O'brien, Nancy Cail, Miss Norma Jean. 2nd Race-' Gola's G, Peter McNab, OrQ Jean, Mýss Denise Lee, The Great, Ozark Jeffery, Acres Scott. Miss Betty Pine 3rd Race- Morelýnds Don, Meadow H Peg, Single Coin, Canel View Way, Superior Carol, 1. N. Wann, Fly- ing Miss. 4th Rac- Zephyr Billy, Chief Cide, Vai- liant State, Singles Rusty, Check- mate, Johnny's Joy, Ann B Arbit- or. 5ta Race- Princess Little, Lorraine Hal, Joe Johnson, Elva Magie, Danny D D ale, Waltzing Matilda, Carman Chuck~ 6th Race- Quick Vertict, White Lightning, Lee Bud, Tackmaster, Sir Edward Pick, Granada's Pride, Gerry's Knight. 7th Race- Freddy Pick, Pompeus, Mary Bing, Fleetwood Champ, Buster's MeNab, Moorlands Dan, Norai Royal. 8th Race- Penny Rice, Doctor Kirk, Wee Albert, Golden Harvest C, Portage Anne, Stormy Coast, Pepper Og- den. 9th Race- Tar Peg, High Triple, Swînging Samn, Stewarts Tarten, Gene Town ThÉ Little Hobe, Scott's Cardinal. lth Race- Judge Chief, Wil Lor Andy, Ad- les Susie, Fearless Fair, Tem Lin- er, Mooreiands Dusty, Quintie Lad. The hi ts were shared by 12 cf the 14 boys in the best bail they have played with only one eàre being commiitted.» Next game is at Frankford at 1:00 Saturday, June 26 with the next game at Kendal at 6:15 Tues- day, June 29th. 'kirby News Initended for last week Mr. Stanley Chapman returned] home from Oshawa General Hos- pital on Frîdayr past. ?4r. Raymond Chapman is a pa- tient in Bowmanviile Memorial Hospital having surgery perform- ed last week. Mrs. James Lewery and Karen Mr. and Mrs. Pope and Neai of Perrytown and Dr. Rumbail and son cf Teronto were dinner guests cf .Rev. and Mrs. Long after church in Orono. Congratulations te Mr. and Mrs John Lowery who celebrated their 3oth Wedding, Anniversary on Menday. Visitors on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lowery and Richard, Scarcborough and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Switzer and famiiy of Port Perry. This Week Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris and Charles visited with his mother in Bewmanviile on Sun- day afternoon and were' supper guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Wil- liams, Orono. Local News Mr. and Mrs. LeIghton McGnnis visited friends in Orono on the weekend and attended the 25th Wedding, Anniversary cf Mr. and Mrs. E. Milîsoni. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Fagan cf Markham aise attended and visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Cooper. Members of the Orono Youth Theatre Group are having their first get-together at the Orono Park this Sunday. w Mrs. P. M. Wicks frorn Kent, England is visiting with her sister- in-law and husband Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warden. Mir. David Sexsmith and Miss lois kimmett, Napanee were vis itors on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cari Kimmnett and Warren. Messrs. Carl Kimmett and David Gray attended the Canadian, Kes- wick Mens Conference, at Port Carling on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan spent the weekend with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cobbledick and at- tended the 25th Wedding Anni- versary cf Mr. and Mrs. E. Milison. Compare our DISCOUNT PRICES V.O. 5 HAIR SPRAY, 8 V oz. ($1.'78) 89e ALKA-SELTZER, 25's (Reg. 89c) for ..61c VASELINE, 4 oz. (Reg. 49c)......37c 8 oz. (Reg 89c).......... 57e LISTERINE, 6 oz. (Reg. 95c).......... 67e FLY-TOX BLOC (Reg. $U95)....... Kilis Insects ail Summer long, $1.99 BRYLCREEM. with COMB ($1.05)...... 77e J and J BABY OIL, 9 oz. ($t9) ........7 soFT 'N DRI DEODORANT, ($1.89) ... $1.42 STU TT'S PHARMAY ORONO. N'w PUONE 9334M MATTS BILLIARDS und Barbershopý Orono, Ont. Oroiso Building Contractor Brick - Blok- Cogcrete Stone Work Carventry - Cabinet Work Fioors - Tile 993-6441 ORONO W. FRANK REAL ESTATE~ 21 King St. W. 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