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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, WEDNESDAY,_JANUARY lZth, 1972 CaORNISHSOeOmt BAVUN'S ON Te INEST MENT' 1àTOWN PLUSTu TEPERSQ;fAL TDuTJC ME1MA~SO'AO VALUE CHECKED BRANDE» STEAK Fui! Cut Round- IL- %.18\' Always tender, wel trimmned, round or bot.' Pre4swood- ROUND ROASTS lb. $1.25 Shinless Wieners lb. 55c Lean - BONELESS STEWING BEEF Ib. 89c Swift Lmzy Mape ALL THE POPULAR VARIETIES BANeUET DINNERS 5 ounce Secret Déep4onI 99;1,.-- T-Îîiiy Tube Colgate Dental Cream 89c iJANU ARY SAV1NGS Vick's VAPORLIR A535 RUB Regular 69c 2 oz. - Regular $1.49 Pieed.47ce. I Redated tW 99C. VIC'KS 44 SYRIJP 'k Regular $1.29 neduced tg8e 'HALMEX l'or ùpr.ah- Regular 9./ Reduced toW7 BAYER ASPfRIN 100's Regular $1.05 Reduced t1 77c. Yardley BRa tLabel ,Spray Deodorant ",eg. $1.19 Reduced to'19e V.O. 5 Cream RINS 11.5 minces Reduced tW $1.13 NITI NUVOLA / 7-Day HAIR CONDITIONEIR 4 oz. i16 Sýift Premlum >00,ýOKED HAM 6 oz, 55c (By the Piece)11- Sw!ifemium ,àologna38ý (leis. pkgse 49, FE!ATURE! - Maxweil Bouse . bag k ASTED COFFEEX ,- 85c Mar 's Pure 48 oz. tins ApPE 9OICE 3 for $1 Seeks Support For t rtiffidliIce Rink (Continuel on page 6) A committee from Bewdley ap- proadhed Hope Township Ceun- cil Friday to ask support for a artificial ice rilk in Bewdley. The group have been canvassing- for support from ahl local ceun- cils and- organizations. An artificial rink is badly needl- cd ýin that area, they said, because at present 80 to 90-'boys who want to play hockey cannot get ice time at the existing fadilities. Since Hope Township borders on the Bewdley area the group feit that if either verbal or fin- ancial support were forthcoming NOXZEMA 2 .4 oz. jar R~chiet W$1.13 VASELINE INTENSIVE CAME CREAM Regular $1.49 Redueced tW $1.19 OLD SPICE AFTER SuAVE Reduced to $1.66 SOU'T 'N DRI SPRAY DEODORANT 10 oz. $1.27 dom Ilair, Spray 13 oz. $1.99 NO MORE TANGLES Regular $1.39 Rtedueed tW99c. PERSONNA Super Stainlesèý,olodes 5 for, 33c. Stett's Ph-"rmacy Docries Misuse 0f Nature Aron Hlope Township council receiv- ed a letter Friday which expres- sed the heartbreak a resident of the township has feit after the virtual destruction of a wild-Ilfe sanctuary he and another man have been trying-to create.on lots 20 and 2 1 within the township. M r. E. W. Smart expressed his disappointment that snowmobilers mnotorcyclists and vandals could not leaive his property alone, and in attempts to use the disused road allowance between lots 20 and 21 had completely destroyed the natural wild-life area and a magnificent beaver dam whilch had been on the corner of the two lots for at least the last twenty years. l'This dam", said Mr. S5mart "was one of the Iargest and fina- est beaver dams I have seen, and, maintained a pond covering a- bout three acres. "This pond was an integral part of a large area which we lad been at pains to conserve ln its natural state for wildlife for a, number of years. We could hon- estly boast of beaver, deer, foxes coons, porcupines, heron, ducks partridges, etc. Its existance se close to urban centres -was re- markable and delightful. "Last summer seine persons, Who apparently were devoid of any knowledge of the censequene- es te wildlife of removing the protection of their water area, toïok it uipon themselves, without permission from anyone, to des- troy the dam by opening a huge breaich in i i The destruction was neot a prank, but would have tak- en hours of labour by more than one person with the necessary tools.. "lIt would not be surpris- ing if the breach was made by dynamite." Clarke Council! Make Appointments On Tuesday of last week the Council of the Township of Clarke made appointments to various municipal organizations as well as setting up their own comumit- tees. Deputy-Reeve Rod Carveth Will head the Rond and Bridge Com- mittee along with Councillor F. Gray and Reeve Stone. Councillor R. G. Chater was ap- pointed chairman of- the Property and . Finance Committee long with Counillor Ted Copping and Reeve Stone. 1ý Deputy-r eeve Carveth was ap- pointed chairman of the Fire Pre- vention Committee. Councillor Chater was appoint- ed to the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority. Mr. Roy Foster to the Ganaraska Conser- vation Authority. Mr. Jamnes Stutt was appointed council representa- tive to the Memorial H.-ospital Board, Bowmanville. Mr. L. M. Hallowell was appointed liyestock evaluator. Messrs. Gerald Duvail, Gordon Watson, R. G. Chater and Frank Gray were appointed to the Town-, ship Game Commission. 'Reeve Stone and Counillor F. Gray represent council on the Planning Board along with Messrs W. Turansky, Lloyd Lowery, H. E. Walkey, S. J. Lancaster and E. R. Woodyard. Those appointed to the Orono Park Board were Messrs. Stirling Mather, H. -M. Mercer, S. B. Rutherford, E. H. Samuel, Miss Alma Cutteil and Township reps., Reeve Stone an~d Deputy-reeve R. Carveth. TI)ose appointed, to the Clarke Puiblie Library Board were L. M., .HaIlowell, Ray Dickson, Ted Woodyard, Roy Forrester and Reeve John Stone-. SLaverne Boyd, John Murphiy, Roy Foster and Mrs. Nor- mra Lee, NJrs. Dorothy Stark, Mrs. J1. Barlow, Mrs. Sharon Brown wùe r, ap4ointed to the Clarke Township Recreation Association. To the Newtonville Hall Coni- mittee were appointed Messrs. W. Bougâhen, Hlughi Stapleton, Don Vinikle, Clinton Farrow, Maurice O'Niell as well as Couneillors E. Copping and F. Gray. The following were appointed to the Clarke Cemetery Board, Messrs. R. Savery, John Moffat, Grant Wade, Athur Thompson, Donald Vinkle Councillors Gray and, Copping. sepue Tank Wewk L 1 Oren. M-SM Groa#Ç.Wade lC 1 ç#Âjncy G En L N-SVANCE B« m ot ne".,, Ombag I, I. » ium qzz '5 "5 5' -t 7 j,- ~2/Ô