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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l5th, 1971 O-RONO WEEKLY TIMES &-dRawMai Nibe Sl A COUPLE 0F BOUQUETS This week the Clarke Museum and Archives Society o pened their Museum located in the upper rooms of the Library Building. The group, headed by, Ir. Don Tansley of Orono, are to be commended and congratulated in prov- iding this community with another gem and a grealý point of interest. This Museum, although dealing with the past has a sense of life and displays much imagination.. The opening of the Museum now places the, stately Library Building in full use and is certainly a deserving point of interest in this commu nity of Oronio and Clarke Township. The Museumy dev lapmeýnt b oe' vn more amaz- ingwhen it is consideýred that the development has been completed to this point for a sum of less than $300.00. Much work by the Society and assistance from the general public with donations of itemns has produced, as we'have said before, another gem for the eommunity. Again may we pass on congratulations. The Kendal Eagles Br-.-eball Club which held its annual meeting last wveek is also open for some words of congratulations. They have comipleted a fine season both in play and finanicially wvhich is only an indication of a co- operative effort by everyone-. Also in this connection Mr. Charles Reid, president of the Club, is to bce cQmmended for the fine crisp manner in which hie coniducted the annual mneeting. It was one of the best conducted mneetingýs we have attended in a num- ber of years. It is tLhrough i,suchl ventures as the Museum and the Bail Club with thieir personal participation of local resi- dents, that we contend "'This is the community in which to live." LUCKY DRAW IN AID 0F CLARKE MUSEUM Tickets are stili available on the lucky draw being held in aid of the Clarke Museum whîch was openped this week te the general public. First prize is a doîl with five outfits donated by Mrs. W. Hooey Second prize is a hockey game. The draw is being held at the Muçeum this Thursday evening. Tickets available at Reids andi at Middletons or any member of the museum board. KNOW THE LAWg - Snowmo- bilers should respect the -rights of others" Sometime ago, a news article was released ceoncerning hunters trespassing on private property. Another problem drawn to the attention of the police, is that of snàwmobilcrs driving over and damaging lawns, fences, trees, and f arm property. Nursery grow- ers and reforestration officiais are reporting that snowmobiles are wiifully running over small trees and slirubs, and travelling over fields that aie -laden with small trees burîed under the snow. Local farmers have also complain- cd that snowmobilers hav e travel- led over winter crops that are to be harvested in the spring. To pack sn'ow down upon winter crops or smiall threes, smothers the plants andý results in extensive winter. kill damage. The snowmobile' drivers in mnany cases are unaware they have caused damfage, because winter growth is snow covered, and can- not be seen. llowever this is no ex- cuse. Orono Hockey News ORONO BANTAMS OUTCLASS NEWCASTLE ENTRV In a game played between the Orono and~ Newcaitle Bantams ln Newcastle last Wednesday the-lo- cal club took a wide margîn of the play and the scoring. Orono teck the win 12-4."' Nick Van Seggelen lead the scoring for Orono with four goals Robert ilenderson and Richard Roberts both scored two each. Pave Brown picked up a goal and an assist witb single goals going to John Naninga, Myles Brandt and, Jim Brennan. Further Orono assiýts went te John Cornish, Barry West, Brian McDonald, D. Black and two te Chris Robinson-. ORN U~IDGETS 5 OSHAWA MIDGETS 3 The Orono Midgets shcwed their ciass by defeating Oshawa 5-3 ln a recent exhibition gamie. Randy Eastabrook was the big push0. for Orbno witb three goals and a assit.i co De Jonge fol- lowed~fh'a goal and an assist wit WarenJohnston scoring the nthr Oonocounter. John Boot s an inBlack both were cred- i 'a it an assist. OB.ONO PEEEEFLYES TRUNCED BY ý 7PORT HOPE APort opeclub defeated the. OrnoPeWeF1r by ascoreý Thefthiree Orono0 goal l s were shrdby ýScott West, Mathelw Robinson and Brian Copoc. Assists went te Mathew Robinson,' John West and Brett Newell ORONO ATHLETIC PEEWEES DOWN NZJWCASTLE TEAM The Orono Athletie PeeWees were victors lna.a league game on Friday evening- with Newcastle Orono 5, Newcastle 4.1 Ken Hutton sparked bis club with two of the five goals with his brother David adding, another. Jeff De Jonge assisted the cause with a goal and an assist. Greg Hickey scored the winning goal with an assist going to Doutglas Kramer. ORONO ATOMS WIN LEAGUE GAME FROM NEWCASTLE Michael Mitchell proved the Or- ono power house wi4b two goals and an assist. Peter Philp scored the needed winner while Wayne MacLean was a big help with two assîsts. OlIONO TYKES BLANKET BOWMANVILLE JEAM The Orono Tyk in an, xhibi- f m on ;mc rhBo -,maIville came yth v~t~i à ~o'xi-ing 8-O vctory Dean Maor ul iRced and ex F~p iscored tv'o goals e ih.Tery1-edges and Jiri Mol- fat om.îtý 'the scoring for the Orono club. Those. sharîng, in assists were Rýobbîe Taîsma, D)uane M11ýejor, Terry Hedges7, Todd Hiaynes, Dan Barlow, Bruce. Mac-ean ani Michael, Watsovi. KIRBY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Lowery at- tended the Past Warden's Ban- quet held at the Golf Club in Port Hope on Thursday evening. Mr. ad Mrs. Hartwell Lowery entertained their family to a pre- Christmas dinner on Saturday ev- ening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. James Lowery and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gord Lowery and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lowery and, family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stapleton of Oshawa were Friday dinner guests of Mr. al Mrs. Ken Bal] and Susan. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer and Kenny of Oshawaand Mr. and Mrs.,,Laver- ne Patterson, Orono. We weicome Mr. and Mrs. Erie Mudd, and daughter, Oshawa, sis- ter of Mrs. Mike Sawyer to our. community. They have taken up residence where. the Frank Saw- yer's vacated. Visi tors for' the week-end with Mr.- and Mrs. Sid Rutheitord and Mrs. Wmn. Rutherford were Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rutherf'ord and family, Listowel, Miss Janice Rutherford and Mr. flavid Smith of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ransberry were guests at the wedding of their niece, Miss Brenda Tyrreli, Hampton, te Mr. Ronald Shackle- ton of Bowmanville on December 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cochrane and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ransberry and Mrs. Allan Reed at Newton- ville Hall on December 4th. Mrs. attended the presentation te Mr. Reed is the former Yelma Çoch- rane. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Barry and new baby daughter have moved from the Reid apartmnent to the Ern Patterson farm house and his brother bas moved into the Bill Wannan bouse. A car load of laclies from Tor- onto, acquaitances of Mrs. Dora Morris and Mrs..Yeoman had lun- cheon with them on Monday and M rs. Morris invited 'some neigh- bours in te meet them and have afternoon tea. Kirby Sunday Sehool are having a Christmas program this coming Suniday. The congregation is la- vited to remain after the church s -wice. Kirby has beeti taking on -a uew look this faîl with the removal cf a big maple tree at Bryson's cor- ner and a garage at Colville's, now the house formierly of John Lowery's being torii down te make improvements to the road. Work is aiso uniderway putting in watpr at the church. The December Homne and Sehool - CHRISTMAS HOURS, AT THE POST OFFICE Post Office Closed- S aturday, December 25th Sunday, December 26th Monday, December 27th. Tuesday, December 28th one mail dispatched at 5 p.m. but of-' fice -closed. New Vears - Post Office Closed- Saturday, January 1 Sunday, January 2 Monday, January 3, one mail to dispatch at 5 p.m. Post Office will be closed that day. meeting will present the Kirby Centennial Christmas concert this Thursday evening at 7 p.xxi There will be no admission charge. but in lieu of the charge you are asked to bring a "White Gift" wrapped in white paper. A toy or a can of food or something of this nature. Ail gifts will.be sent to the Sal- >tion Army for, distribution to needy people at Christmas time. Kîrby U.C.W. held their Christ- mas meeting on Tuesday at the lovely home of Mrs. Gus Wilson, Orono. A pot luck dinner was en- joyed by ahl present, Mrs. Hart- well Lowery and Mrs. Wmn. Reid were in charge of the devotional part of the meeting. Christmas carols were sung. Instead of ex- changing gifts each one gave a donation which were sent to the Oxford Mental Health Hospital at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wils&n at- tcnded the Christmas party at the. Rock- Haven, Pe'terborough, on Tuesday evening, guests of Glen Rae Daîry. Pýhone 983-5024 Courteous Service Local or Long Distance Trips Day or Night Albert Nunneke. Prop. Christmos 6G1F TS BOXED CHOCOLATES- TINEX WATCHES for Meni and laffles WATCH BANDS BILIFOTLDS ELECTRIC SHAVERS XRIGEAM l'¶Ps CIGARETES *nd TOBACCOO MATIS BILLIA RDS and Barbershe p Or ont Building Contractor ]Brick -Block -Cnrt Carpeutry cabinet W0lrk Flou-Tic 98335441 RN W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED Z34 King Street Asi Bowmanville 623-3393 Toronto 9397 Port IHope office 885-454 For' prompt, conrteong, effl-. eut service wben buying 3or selling and for the largeg gd4 ection of prepertie.ls lm*tl ares Contact Orono Area Representatâves Roy Foster 8-I William Tr k FamilyChristmas Party Sponsored by the Orono Chamber of Commerce Orono Arena Sumnday, December 19 FROM 2.30 toê 4:30 p.m. PUBLIC SIlATING - ARRIVAL 0F SANTA 3:00 p.m. PRIZES - FREI, DR XWS. - Hlot Cliocolatte - Xmas Cake Fa cy Skating Orono P 'hI ,Sehool Band Imm 0 il N, 001J