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- -~ ~~~1~ i ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAEY 9, 1972 CORNIH'S OonoOnt. lways Tender- Boston"Style - Lean Meaty I Lean MetyPor SWIFT PREMIUM' MILD SEASONED Sk inl1e ss Wi*ene r s i l 59c Yen Save Twice with Trim - Price - for frying Buttor Shoulder Chops .69t Primrose Brand Tender Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Wayne Lowery, Scarborougli, on the arival of a daugit.er, Diane Lynn, on Wednesday, February 2nâ, We were sorry to hear Mr. W. Wannan lad suffered a heart at- tack on Tuesday of last week and was in-intensive care at Oshawa General Hospital. He lias since been moved to Bowmanville Hos- pital. AiU bis Kirby friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr- and Mrs. Lloyd Ransberry and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rans- berry attended a party on Sun- day in Bramnalea in honour of their aunt, Mrs. Mae Stainton, on lier 8th birthday. Mrs. James Lowery and Karen attended the concert at Eastdale Collegiate,' Oshawa, on February 2nd when the guest pianist was Anton Koerti. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer and, Kenny' Oshawa, had lunch on Sunday with lVMr. and Mrs. K. Ball. Congratulations to Mr.: Robert Lloyd Patterson, Port Hope and Joan Bernice (Rutherford) Mles who were united in marriage in Orono Unitéd. Churcli on Friday eening, February 4th by the Rev. B. Long. Around thirty guests attended the wedding. Af- tet the reception at the 'Dutch Oven Restaurant the guests were invîted to the home of the bride's Swift Premimn - Smweet Picekled Cryovac havs. COTTAGEROLLS b. 7 3 Swift Premium 16 ounce pkg, SLICD SOOGNA 63c Fer Oven Roasting - Swift Premium Beefri er .69 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ruth- erford. The happy couple will re'- side in Port Hope. The Kirby U.C.W. held their monthly meeting in the Sunday School room o n February 7th. AM rs. Norma Ransberry opened the meding *wth approacli to worship. Mrs. Darla Lowery pi-e- paire d, the Devotinal for the meeting.,Ilymn 330 was sung. Mrs. Barb Cochrane rend the seripture with Norma leading in prayer. Roll cail was taken. A verse for Valentine's day, our president composed, was read When Cupid shoots his arrow, 1 hope lis riglit on dart, And wakens up the love vain, In everybody's heart. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Offering was dedicated. Four- teen members were present. Mrs. J oan Couvier gave us a very interesting account on Af- rica in connection with the Study book. The closing hymn was 502. The meeting closed with the Mizpha Benediction, Lunch was served by Mrs. Lloyd Lowery. An analysis by O.rtario Deîý partmnent of Tourism showed an increase from 5,000 machines in 1965 to 160,661 in 1970 and 10%l of these people owned, two ma- chines. 0f 1,400 owners question- ed, only 6 percent bouglit snow- mobiles for 'business or trans- porttation to diffîcuit areai of access; 78 percent bought their machines for pleasure and 15 percent used ther for hunting, ice fishing, racing and, other i-e- creational activities. The average owner pays a- bout $1200 for his machine and other equipment. Collectively, they spend $127 million on ve- licee operation; $11 million for meals; '$500,000 for accommoda- tion; $200,000 for park and club entrance fees aand $800,000 foi other expenses. The survey cov- ered the winter of 1969-70 and it is widely recognized that this business has grown far beyond this in the past two years. ADVANCED FARMING SYSTEMS LTD. 843 Guelph St., Kitchener, Ont. (519) 578-5200 JIM TAMBLYN BOX 86 ORONO, (416) 983-5030 YEN EZiA RESTAUR ANT r Highway 115 and 35 Smile south of Orono PHONE 983-565 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Specializing In pizza -Mes Also Week-End Specials ART IYASTEPIECES 120 famous Art Reproduc- tions by the world's great- estartists to enhance your home., Were offering one FREto youthi s week with theýç coupon from Our broch- ure mnailed to you recently and a purchase of $5.00 or more. Tihis week's picture size 16" x 20" Save up to 50% on frames of a good quality Buy of the Week! Tri-Valley Fancy California Halves eac es414 Oz-tinls Feature! New! FromHeu KEG 0 ETHP 2oz 69c Best Buy! GOLD SEAL BRAND SoceeSlo Feature! IIOUSEHOLD PAPER 2 roll pack BEST~~ ~ BU! aclmetCooue Speaking Contest The West Durham Bublic Speaking final contest was leld in Bowmanville on Monday ev- eigwith thirteen contestants in the competition from the dis- trict. A Newcastle Publie School stu- dent was the winner of the con- test. Terry Dawson, speaking on "Change in the Last 100 Years", topped the competition. Orono was wehl up in the com- petition with John Cornish plac- ing third with lis ' speech on outer space exploration. Second place went to a student from Grandviiew scitool in Cavan Township. Letter To 1he Editor ONE WAY TO QUIT- Dear Mr. Editor: A film documentary calhed "One Way to. Quit", about smok-, ing andtle' healtl hazard, from the human rather than the scien- tîfie and statistical viewpoint, wilh be seen on the CBC-TV net- work on Tuesday, Febuary l5th from 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. The' documentary visits anti- smoking clinics, hospitals, re- search institutes and other plac- es to talk to people who haýve been affected by disease attribu- ted to smoking, people who are tryng to kick the habiit, people wlo have varying attitudes to thes subi ect and elementary and higli school students, many of whom are taking up the habit. Among interviewees are ýpa- tients sufferiing from, cancer emp hysema, bronchial and other disorders -(Heart disease is also heavily linked to the smoking habit); an advertising expert-, and children whose conce'rn for their parents as possible victims of the smoking habit is mailifezst Jack Hawkins, the noted British film actor, appears on the program, talking about bis experience with tthroat cancer, He now speaks oesophagaly.ý Part of the hospi- tai footage was fihned -at the Tor- onto General Hospital and .the programme written by Gebrge Salverson. We believe thnt many people in this ai-en would be interested in "One Way to Quit" and are taking the liberty of drawing it to their attention through your column. Yours sincerely, Margery E. Pewtress, Executive Secretary, Northumberland - _Dur- ham TB RD Association Presented by Bowmanville - Dèrami-a Workshop in the Neil Simon,,Comedy in Three Acts Direeted by Jean Sheridan Februaryl7 -18 -19 at 8:1.5 pan. Bowmntnviîlle Town Hall AMiission: ADULTS $2.00; STUDENTS $1.00 Leskard e-i lding AND FABRICATION and LATHE WORK 8 ani, - te - 5 p.m. Vonday through Saturday PHONE 983-5760 SDr. W. R. Kent DDF, Bowmanville Professional BIdg 222 King St. E. - Suite 106 Office Heurs: i Weekdays:' 9 to 6 Ecept Wednesday Afternoons Telephone 623-7340~ PLUMBING AND HE--;ATING 24 Ilour Service New Installations - Alterations Repaîrs Speclalizing in Rlot Water Heating Forced Air lleating Septie Tank Work R.R. 'l Orono 983-5624 GrntC.Wade GENERAL INSURANCE Box 82 Newtonville, Ontario Telephone 786-2921 Box 61, Port Hope, Ontario Telephone 885-2288 VALENTINE CARDS BOXED CHOCOLATES VALENTINE CANDLE§- WATCHES ORONO, OXT.