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ORONO WEEKLY TIRES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lSth, 1972 Up And Dewn The 80.kStocks_ Aduit- Gods From Outer Space by Erich von Daniken (Author of Char- iots of tic Gods) Thc Defense Neyer Rests by F. Lee -Baiiey and llarvey Aron- son (No. 1. defense lawyer iri Anicrica) The Skin Game by Colette Dowvl-. mng (Beauty secrets the '¶c- perts" don't wý,ant to know) Tic Late Clama Beame by Taylor Caldwell Tic New Centurians by Joseph Wambaugh Tic Twcnty-fîfth Hour by Mary Kelly. Junir- European Folk Festivals by 'Sam and Beryl Epstein A Walk In Tic Snow by Phyllis, S. Buschi Zoe's Zodiak by Mary Jo Steph- ens To Be 'A Dancer by Gloria and Claorke High News Last MQnday, December, 4, the school photographer took pictur- es of the classes, teams and clubs. A new type of taking pictures was used. The studentsý were in Peter Variey (Canada's Nation- ai Ballet School) Easy Rteading and Picture Books The Story of Little White Squib- ba by Helen Bannerman The Marcel Marceau Alphabet 1Book~ by George Mendoza The Most Beautiful Trce In The World by Wonder Books Brownies, It's Christmas by Gladys L. Adshead Nine Days to Christmas by Marie Hall Ets The Faraway. Christmas by Edith Thacher Hurd B1abar and, Father Christmas by Jean de Brunhoff The Night Before' Christmas by Clement C. Moore. Olga BeauchamP, FASHION LONGYSCENTRE Sain Street ORONO> Phono 983-9350 JUST ARRIVED - LONG tBlack, wite, goid, silver, multi- ,~coioured, pink, bine, tartan Sizes 1 .18 MXadMATCH PARTY SPECIALS * S4.PALAZZO PANTS $13.95 & Long BLACK SKIRTS $17,95 up MIX and MATCH wth our INEW PARTY TOPS. SWEATERS lu gold, slver, pastels and prints SCARVES Sizes 10-18 PURSES PRICED FROM $12.95 BELTS ____________ SHIRTS BLOUSES PARTY SLIPPERS JEWELLERY GoId or silver - S, M, L. SUIPPE',"SPRC $49 ROBES RC $49 GOWNS SLEEPWEAB PRTYPURSES PEIGNOIR SET Goid or silver - $6.00 LINGERIE 0 p E NDec. 13- 96. Dec. 14, 15 - 9-9, Dec. 16, 9,6 OP NEX EK MONDAV to SATIJRDAY 9 tu 9 Room 200, some, standing and so me sitting in the .,desks. A drama club meeting was heid, last Monday niglit also.,. The gymnastics club heid its first meeting last Wednesday nigit, with a good turnout. There wifl be practices every Wednes- day .night. On",ThurÉsday night, a Students' Counceil Meeting was held at 3:15 It was decided a Christmas tree wouid be set Up for the students to place Christmas gifts under. The gifts will -be donated to those less fortunaté than Our- selves. The trèee wil be set up the' week before Christmas holi- days. A suggestion box lias been set in front of the doors to the caffeteria, The suggestions sut> mitted, are for the teachers' Chiristmas Party. Friday, the grade students met for group cotjselling. Option Books for- next year were handed out and the courses discussed, in readiness for the choosing of, t? #ýir nex t year subj ects. Melanee Jessup Kirby News !&s. Mt Wannan and 'mrs. Jack Cowan were supper guests of 'Nir< and Mrs., Cliff Cçiwan Wednesday evening. Mrs. Cowan is spendinjg thc wïtter witb lier daugiter, Wc were clad to hear Milt Wannian is now out of Intensive Care at Osha\ýva Hospital and is able to have visitors. Congratulations- to Mvr. and Mrs. Calvin Myles of Oronoi who celebrated their 50th Weddting AnniversarX on Saturday, Dec- ember 9th at 'the 'OddfelIlow's Hall, Orono. More than a liundred callcd on the happy couple. Mrs. Laverne Boyd, Mrs. Wm. BoyýI and Miss Debbie Boyd of Peterboro, Mrs. Hartweii Lowery, Mrs.. James Lowery and Sharon attende.d the bridai shower for Miss Judy Stephenson at the home of Mrs. Ross Boyd at New- castle on Wednesday evening. M4rs. Hartweil Lowery wvas a luncheon guest of Mr.. ad Mrs. Lynl Lowcry on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ski Rutherford spent -the weekenid witli Mr. a!nd Mrs. Rick Liscomb and faiiily, Kingston The December U.C.W, meeting was held at thc home of Mtrs. Gus Wilson,. A lovely pot luck dinner was enjoyed by the 15 members present. Mrs. Norma Ransberry opened the meeting with caîl to worship. Hymn 62 was sung witli Mrs, Lowcry at the piano. Uhe scrpture, a "Christmas Message" was read by Neta RansbIf.-ry. Joy to the World xvas sung. and tic Lord's Prayer repeated by all. Roll cali was taken and the minutes were read by Doreen Stewart. Collec- tion was receivcd and dedicatcd. A gift of money, was given by those- present to go to Woodstock andi Orillia for Christmas gifts. 1Mrs. Barb. Cochrane rcad the treasurer's report. The ladies have quilted tirce quîlts. A vote of tlianks was given to Leona Wilson for having the Christmas meeting at lier lovely home and Lýeona was piesentcd Elmer's Garage TEXACO SERVICE mii St. North, Grenu Phone 983-5130 Home p»hono 997-5167 Local mNews. Mr. Douglas Moffat, Fullarton, spent the weekend' with his -par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mof-t Biain and Ian. Air. ,and là..,. Grant Moffat of Oakville a,_so vsited with them adn Mr. Xvm. Moffat on Sunday, Mr. EgacCeayof Brant- ford spent several days with bis sister Mrs. Ervan Uainrey axid -.,r. Rairey, 1Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rainey. and lier, brother. Edgar were suppeï guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. W. B. Hoar, Bowmanvilie. Mr. and Mrs. Ivanly Kimmett, Napanee, Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Kim- mctt, Trenton_ Mr. David Sex- smitli and Miss Lois Kimmiett of Belleville visited on Sunday witi Mr,. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett and Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shields of West Hill spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Billings. with a gift, A committee was put la change of nomiinees for offie- ers for the next year. The Kirby, Sunday S' ëýol is having a Christma.s concert this condng Saturday evcnilng at 7:30. The, U.C.W. will be providing lunch a4ter. Everyone vwelcome. Master Michael Nooni had a birthday pa ly after school on, Friday with about twelve of lis sciool chiusto help him celc- brate.. Friends and relati\es froni Kirby attended the funeral of Mrs. Percy Farrow of Starkvillc on Tucsday. Mr. and Mrs.. Ken Bail were Saturday evening supper' gucests of Mr. and Mrs. Joc Santo after attending thie 50th wedding,,anni- vcrsary of Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Myles,. PORT- HOPE COUNCIL TO PROTEST MATERNITY CLOSURE In one of its iast officiai move_&; the old Port Hope/town coundil at. a recent meeting protested vigorousiy the ciosing of the maternity winýg at Port Hopeý and District Hospital., The protest is to be lodgedt with the Provincial Minister of' Health Dr. Richard, Potter andl. wi th Alex Carruthers, MPP for Durham. Counciior Philip Clay.jkn, whu, was defeated at the polis Monday voiced bis concern at the fact, there will be "no more sons of Port Hope."~ "To rub it in and say they shouid be born in Cobourg is not offly damn well unpalatable it1% ridiculous," he sald. Oxford STONEMASONS WILLIE J. SCHIYAHL Phone 9i3-5606 Specialfring lu al kinde of STONEWORK and FIREPLACES We also do cblmnev Repaîrs SuddenIy~.. the advanced FULL SIZE, full power, but at the price of' Mid-range machines! 20 H.P. two rider capabillty at the price of competitive midgets. $67 5.00 Wutson's Marine & Cycie), ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE 99!r-5343 Why Pay re ON DX PREMIUM QUALITY FUELOIL STOVE OIL Phone 668-3381 m Collect For Prompt Courteous Service I Cail Us Today SUN-FILLE» HOLIDAYS 'WITH TRENTWAY TUSLTD. BY DELUXE MOTORCOACH FLORIDA Many departure dates. Choice of 10, 14, 20 or 21 Day Tours. Ail tours include ]isney World. 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