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~Local news Dr. and Mrs. Keith Taylor and daughters, Brampton wvere weekend guests of Mrs. M. Chatterton. UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral1 S Charge Minister SRev. B. E. Long B.Th. SUNDAY. MAY 20, 1973 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Church School - 10: 00 a.m. Worship Service - 11: 15 a.m. KEY '73 Study Group, Monday 8 p.m. in the Friendship room KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Worship Service - 9:45 a. m. Church School - 11: 00 a.,m. Dial-A-Though 983-9151, Bob Yeomaons Plumhing and Heating 24 Heur Service New Installations Alteratioics - Repairs Specialîzing In îlot IVater Heating Forceul Air Heating Septie Tank Work RR 1,, Orono 983-5624 ST. SAVIORS ANGLICAN E stablished 1869 Regular Sunday Worship Service- 10:00 a.m., IIoly Communion- First and-Third Sundays Morning Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundàys Holy Baptismn by appeinttment with Rector 987-4745 Rex. il. Robert Hayne, B.A., L.Th. CUSTOM-MADE îDRAPES C XRPET hv larding and Crosley Wall-to-Wall or Area Rugs complete line of' Kitchen (arpet, Hardsui faces F. A. Kramp Furniture Ltd. 37 - I1 Ki ng St.East Phene 623-7071 Bow manville Free Estimates Decrating Service JACK RIC A RD, REALTOR 99 King St., E. BOWMAN VILLE The following babies were baptised by Rev. B. Long at the Orone United Church on Sunday, May l2th. Brenda Marie Balfour, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Phillip Balf our: Jason Willi- am Earl Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brown; Mark Clar- ence Russell Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Evans; Tyler Charles Gibsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibsôn; Jeanette Christine Kinney daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Kinney; Kriten Louise Plummer, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs, Alan Pýlummer; Mark Tamblyn Plummer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Plummer; Melody Kin Rabm daughter of Mr. and Mrs.William Rahm; Charmaine Edith Tennant, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tenfiant; Pamela Eileen Woor daughter of Mr. amd Mrs. Reginald Woor. Mr. Gordon Power is a patient in Oshawa, General Hospital. THE ONLOOKER I would like te correct a siight errer made in last weeks paper. The ladies informed me that the fruit they gathered was for their potted plants net the sparrows There should be some keen competition at the flower show this summer. One morning last week, I found on the front doorstep, a box alI neatly wrapped and tied witb a red ribbon. I eageriy removed the wrapp- ing and on the box read 2 doz. frosted pop tarts. I said the dear ladies should net have gene te ail this bether, just for me, but on further investigat- ion I found the box full of fresh bon-bons. 1 seem te be the mest popular boy on this street. Onlooker Cla rke High School News Such beautiful weather made it pretty bard for the students of Clarke Hîgh te study. But they did and they're motivations was that there is only 16 dayg of school lef t. On Monday, May 7, 1973 tbe track team practised for tri.-school wbich was held on Thursday. t was really good te see these students working se bard for their school. On, Tuesday we hbad the great plea sure of being visited by tbe Leaside band and choir from Toronto. Tbe band play- ed a few numbers and then the ail girl choir sang for us. The band finished the concert off witb some modern tunes. I think that the students of Clarke really appreciated the concert and it gave Clarke's band a little motivation te try The Orono Junior Gardener s meeting, in the main hall of the cburch, on Tuesday May 8 was in the form of a workshop. Werking at tables, formed into a square, eacb girl and boy was given three cacti, potting soul, charcoal, pebbles and shalles and guided by Mrs. Zegers, planted the cacti in containers whicb they bad breugbt. Originally, they were te bave used fisb bowls or rose bowls, but when the cacti arrived, they were larger than expected and were net suit- able for those so flatter dishes were used. These cacti are te be exbibited at the summer show. Visitors at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs: Dilling, from Bowmanville who are in charge of the Junior Garden- er's there. They were asked te mnake draws for the door prizes, winners being - Fredd- ie Boekee and Jimmy Vegel pets of Johnny-jump-ups and Donna Colvin a bouquet of mixed flewers. Mrs. Zegers announced the Spring Flower Show te be held on Thursday May 24, the same nigbt as the Senior show, and reviewed the prize list. harder. The day wasn't the nicest because it rained but track practice went on despite this fact. On Wednesday the students were given a chance te attend Career Expo at Bowmanville High. 1 think that everyone's efforts were really appreciat- ed. The only complaint that I heard was the the Exposition was too crowded. On Thursday thé track team reaiiy showed their stuff at the Tri-School meet held at Bow- manville Higb School. Clarke bas won the tropby 10 years in a row and this year was ne exception. We beat everyone with a score of 440 peints. Our nearest competitor was Bow- manville who ended up with 301 points. Courtice and Cart- wright were also represented at the meet. This meet showed that students reaily can work bar'd and get good resuits if they behieve in the cause strongly enougb. Friday was quite an ordin- ary day. No special activities were planned for this day. Most of the students just concentrated on their scbooi work after sucb an eventful week. More news.next week. Diane Barnett CORBETT'S DAM RENOVATION PLANS FINALIZED! A Scarborough Construction engineer representing Gen - Dan Ltd. met the Parks board at Corbett's Dam Monday morning to begin renovations at the site in Port Hope. Af ter the construction is finished the future town park will be landscaped, graded, sodded, and seeded, and the Dept. of Lands and Forests will be putting in a fish ladder. Sodding and seeding will be done in summer, and trees will be planted in the faîl. The Construction Company will be installing a bridge, putting a platform walkway above the, dam wall, and also putting in stop-locks. The construction should be done around mid-June and the officiai opening ceremony is corisidered for September. CONSIDER GIVING UP! RECREATION FACILITIES 1Four membersof the Port Hope recreation committee suggested te town council last Monday, that the Victoria Street recreation area, next te Port Hope H.S., should net be repaved this year because the outdoor skating rink and tennis courts are not being used enough. They also suggested that council terminate negotiations in.the lease from the Board of Education, and, turn the re- creation area back over te the High School. For those who are going te have gardens, vegetable and floer seeds and petatees, ene red and one white, were handed eut. Mrs. Zegers told bhow te plant the potatees- either thé eyes or a small one whole. Mr. Zegers showed how toecut the' potato for the eyes. Two new members, Jackie Mercer and Tina Peeters were welcemed te the group. Calendar pads, whicb bad been donated, were given te the children te mark the dates of their meetings and suggest- ions were given fer adding pictures se that they could be hung Up. Fer the meeting on dune 12, members are asked te bring clothespins, (they may be broken ones) about 20 pieces, and they will be shown how te make a wooden barrel with tbem. If available also bring white glue and a baby food jar. The meeting closed by all repeating theJunior Garden- er's prayer. Don't ferget the bus trip te Black Creek Pioneer Village on Saturday, May 19. and the Spring Flower Show on May 24. ORONo WEEKLv TIMES, WED., MAY 15, 1973-5 AAo es pp rti a t meeting of mncplte h M oresup ortin ast were lef t out of the Oshawa f or the Oshawa reg lin he nnunctént It appears" that there is a growing support for the Os- hawa. region in the area of Port Hope according to cor- respondence received by the anflounCement., Province. Mr. Alex Carruth- ers states that 164 letters had been received up to last week and, more are arriving daiiy Dr. Roderick K. McArthur wishes trom the Town of Port Hope. fo announce the immediate This does not include Hope,opigofhsficfrte H-amilton or Cobourg. oeigo i f c o h Mr. Carruthers did admit patc*fDnityo that the majority were formpatcofensryn letters put out by the Ouput K GS. WAT committee which favours theKIGTNECSL area of Port Hope to be included in an Oshawa region. Please phone for appointmients In speaking with Mr. Car-9746 ruthers a week ago he stated 9746 that the eastern boundary of the region would be the Clarke-Hope boundary thus including Clarke Township ___________________________ xith Newvcastle, Bowmanville and Darlington in the Oshawa region. He sai<i at that time R-eadly f ru h that the announcement would l o h be made the followingý day. The announcement, however,u has yet to be made.Lo gW e -n ? JIFEVE WOODYARD . Actifedl Tablets........ 24 $1.47 MAKES STATEMENT Benylin Syrup.......... 4 OZ. .99C Reeve E.R. Woodyard of A535 Rub Liniment,2 OZ....... .$1.11 Clarke Township is reported NurciaCem......10 to have stated at a meeting in u ec ia'r m .... 10 Port Hope iast Thursday, of J. & J. Baby Po wder .... 14 OZ. $1.11 eiected officiais of the United P ld n a s( re .... . .7 Counties that bis counicil and- oietTb 4fre......7 the people of Clarke Township < Colgate Tooth Paste.. 150 mg. $1.18 are al-most unanimous in J & J Band Aids Famn. Pack .99gc \vanting to stay xith the United Counties and out ofany Chewable Vitamin Capsules . .88c Oshawa centred region. a p x..... ....40 . $18 The meeting cailed as a Tmpx.......0.$18 dialogue, for deveiopment" Arrid Light'Powder, Deod. .... $1.09 among United Counties offici- ai decided that the Warden of Tame Cream Rinse, ..... 16 OZ, $1.86 the United Counties, Weston Born Free Shampoo, .... 9 oz.. $1.58 Baniserwoid aî aoter Alberta Balsam Deod. Spray. $1.69 SPORTS COMPLEX (continued from page'1) A study of available land Re mem ber sites in the surrounding areas C e:eb is presently being investigated Filmfr r1v Initial plans eall for a fullii m f r T a e size ice arena with year round Reasonable prices - ail sizes operating capabilities at the jý cost in the neighbourhood of CX-126-12. ..... $1.24 five hundred thousand dollars. Public support is sought in this new venture and your ia enquiries and comments are 5TUTT'S PHARMACY invited. For further inform- ation write, SPORTS POEOOO9350 COMPLEX, Orono Weekly POEOOO9350 Times, P.O. Box 209, Oro, Ontario. N E W S UM'ME R FASHIONS Arriving Wednesday- new fashions in summerwear for ladies. See our lune of dresses, tops, Shorts and slaCks. Sa le of - Ladies' Shoe uâ% e. _Clearance of broken lines in ladiesp ume.hes is Orono junior gardleners hold workshop planting cacti