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OltONO WEEKLY TIMES, WFUNESflAY, -DECEMBER th. 1972 Or n~ Rorticultural Meeting An entert.ïin:ng musical pro- gram coînplîmented the ilorticul- tural Christmas show on Thurs- day, November 30. Gladys Brown and ChaiUe Tay- lor gave us piano and vio)lin sel- ections then, while 'Charlie play- Y ou i n-->,I neyer buy anot er, M uffer aglain! SMidas Mufflers are' gcaran- teed, for as long as yvu wn te car, wiCIh frûee nstalla- ion -at 00 shops ïln Nerth Ameriîca. *Custom pipe lbeadijig for forelgu, 'antique and Amer- Itais made carsi. MIDAS We Instan mufflers for a living We have to, do a better job. meet yo Ur MIDAS men at: 116 Bond St. W. Phone 576-111 Keith Tregunna, Brian Ihhii, *Terry SutclIff e cd the violin, Edith Taylor ac- cempanied him on the autoharp. Thià was a new combinationî and a reai treat. We hope to hear them again ,oon! Carl Billing.; didn't say whether he had îbis meuthorgan with him or net, but it came eut, o."his pocket afte, the meeting and he joined the grcup te bring us more mu sic. Gladys Brown led in the sing- ing of favorite Chis tmas carols and Iater. sang two humoreus numbcrs, one cf w hiei her father used to sing. She ended with a Iovely number, "Reach out your hand." The president, iVîMrs. Biliings, extended words of welcome and proudly- cailed, attention te the beautiful silver trophy, wen by the Orono 'Society, at the District 4 meeting' in Brighton on Octeber 28. The trophy was denated by 'Brôokdale Kingïway Nursery a number of years ago and an ar- rangement dene by Mns. Zegers, brought it to the Oronio Society this year. Draw ~vie ade, for Christ- GIft sale At The Newi Dutch Oven GIFTS REDUCED FOR CIIRISTMAS SHOPPERS Starting November l4th to the end of December Littie Gifts mea So Much - ROLF MOON MIRRORS * MEN'S and LADIES' Prlced at $2.39 BILLFOLDS ZIPPO CHILDREN STOCKING PrIHe t 3.o p STUFFERS 1. rcda$.9 Priced 47c'up' LIFESAVER YARDLEY'S GIFTS SWEET STORY BOOK for LADIES' and MIEN Priced at 8ic CARDS, GIFTWRAP PHILIPS * and TAGS Ladies' and Men's by Carleton ELECTRIC SUA VERS STOCKING STUFFERS Wall Diiey Peoov Puopets $1.00 VALUE FOR ONLY .66e HAIM BRUSHES NAIL BRUSHESI Priced at 43e 3 for 99c STUTT'S PHARMACY PHONE ORONO 983-5009 m-asarngint doie by Mary iWWe dik di~ ~mefor ien'S plant focod. Teft people were lucky here. Mrs. 1Vfaureen Rcmingten judg- cd tÉ Christmas show and her comments were most înteresting and helpful. Speaking as an art- ist, she suggested that the same rules cf lune, style, continuity, contrast could apply te these ar- rangements as te painting. Prize winners were as follows: "Sparkle" -fer hospital patient Madeleine Bucklcy, Kay Chap- man, Mr l1~ "jla nr-', l" nut for a con- tainer- Minnie Zegerz, Kay Chap- man, iMadeleine Buckley. 1 "Fl ýceeing Fantasy" for din- ner table> - Elleen Billings, Kay Chapman, Mary Miller. Dellarobia arrangement - nuts, cor".s, fruit - Kay, Chapman, Min- nie Zegers, Mary Miller., Ir s. B.- Cowan' and the lunch committee -seMred deiliius Christmas cake, ceoukies, teai and Thanks te ail wh-o hîp n ake the evenin g so, ejoyable. Liquor Voteà (,Contiiiued from page 1). The Iiquer store questio n saw 1131 vote YES and 460 NO, for a percentage of 70. The, beer store question: 1028 YES and 542 NO for a percent- age of 65. The wine store question: 976 YES and 595 NO, foi-a. percent- age of 62. The sale of beer en licenced premises te whichi women are ad- mitted: 677 YFS; 862 NO; per- centage yes 42.5. The sale cf beer wherc men only admitted: 485 YES; 1067 NO, percentage yes 31. The saI- &ofber where mca and wemen edmitted:, 790 YES: 758 NO, percentage 51. Thesale of ibeer and wine on- ly under a dining room licene*t 741 YES; 751 NO, percentage 50. Wk.re The Students Go The annual Guidance survey of the destinations of last year's graduates from the ten Second- ary Schools in Northumberland and Durham Counties has been completed and it, clearly' shows ;that the students have had a suc- cessful year. 0f the 433 grade 13 graduates 76.7% went on to some type of advanced education whilc the majority of the remainder found employment. Iu fact, enly 2½%/ of the graduates are now unem- ployed. At the grade 12 level almost haif of the 1.161 graduates went, on te grade 13 and a total of 60.8% went on te some type of advanced eilucatlon. This toteal is 8% less than last year's group however, this year, 8% more students went directly into em- ployment. The unemployment rate for this ycar's grads of grade 12 is 4.2% which is haîf of last year's rate. The survey is paiticularly valu- able this ycar because it shows that the graduates of the Second- ary Schools of Northumberland and Durham are stili attending universities and other institu- tiens as in the past, and that more students than, ever arai gain! ing pn'iioynmcnt. To The Citizens 0f Clarke Township 1 would like to show my sincere appreciation for ail those people who voted for me bu December 4. 1 will do my best, and will always be at your -ser- vice. Thaniking you again. Notice To Lanad Owners in the Township Of Clrk A Public Meetinug wili be held in 1he Township Hall, -Orono Wed.,, December 13 »972 at 8:00 P. Since the initial presentation of the draft Officiai Plan to, the general public in January 1972, certain revis- ions have been incorporated juto the plan. The revised plan wiil be presented at this meeting. Before recomipndn the adeptiôn of the revised Officiai Plan. to the Council of the Township of Clarke, the Planning board invites commrents front the general public. B. R. B est Secretary-Treasurer Clarke Planning Boazid. Yu letide Evening Friday, December '8, 1972 Orouo Towis Hall sponsored by Clarke Citizens -Committee and Batepayers Ine BORBY DM 1 ORCHESTRA Cirele Square J>ancers Selections - Brass Quintette GIFT BOUTIQUE CANDLES, HER VINEGARS Notlce T. Laadowaers To.nship,0f Clark., The, reývisedldraft of the Official Plan for the Town- sflip of Clarke is available for inspection fin the Clarke Municipal Officeý, Orono, duriug regular busi. nes heurs. (9 a.m. to 5 p.m> - DEPARTMENT 0F RECREATION Country & eestern Jadmboree TOWN HALL, BOWMANVILLE Sunday, December lOth 8 p.m. Guest Artist: CARROLL BARKER GERALD ELLUO¶1 and the CABLE TV BOYS J0E BOTHWELL and GROUP - - -c -J.c. COYLE