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Up and down the bookstacks ADULT One Wo=lî. Alrtic by Sheila B 4d(*se4Àg with the Eskimos andtber vanish- ing culture) World Religions by 'S.A. Nigosian (the similarity and differences between major religions). 'm OK - You're OK by Thomas A. Harris M.D. (a guide to transactional analy- sis). A charm of Names by Ivor Brown (sources and history of Christian names). The Doctor's Strange Secret by Elizabeth Seifert (novel). A Maigret'Trio by Georges Sinmenon (detective stories). JUNIOR The Lucky Coin by Leslie Quin ton (Canadian folk tales). Animal Hospital byMelvin Berger (Veterinarians and their work). The Life of the Far North by William Fuler and John Holmes. Mr. Noah and the, Second Flood by Sheila Burnford (Hilarious tale of the Flood in a few years to come). EASY READ)ING AND PICTURE BOOKS Animais should Definiteiy not Wear Clothing by Judi Barrett Theodore and the Talking Mushroom by Leo Lionni. Madeleine Hadiey BOXED PLANTS: ,,à * Price.drfght S Enjoy ...... SOFT ICE CREAM * in Cones, Sundaes * * or Splts * ORONO, ONT. Orville Chatterton Electrical Contracting Electric leating and Service Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario OÛxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS WILLIE J. SCHMAHL Phone 983-56061, Sp)ecialiieg in all khxds of STONW&& and FMEPLACES We aise de chimey Repairs The CPR has not approach- -ORONO WEEKI -Y TIMES, WED., MAY 16 1973 Ready for action ...but whlere i15 th coueilabout changing theb lthe zoming bylaw yet, and the made a peett on the Toronto's garbage ult until after the hearing by the garbage, and following that, the iandfiil site proposai gi Environmental Hearing board Ann Goebel, a member of the by a few of the 90 pe( which wil be set probably for Wilow Beach Field Natural- attending the meeting was the week of June 10. kf qnwp mi 1q n xid - -- . . - At the meeting, Peter Love, of Pollution Probe in Torono, All were eager to take a swing at the bail on Sunday when the Orono Tennis club conducted their enrolment for the year. Like some of the traffie jams on 401 it was a bit congested at times. The seconld court willcertainly improve conditions of play at the park this summer. A fa mily affair t is quite apparent from the above picture that tennis is a family affair at the Orono court. t is unlikely that the youngster in the stroller will make it this year. TENNIS ON THE UPSWING IN ORONO ( Continued from page 1) Mr. J. Mantle, president of the Orono club, in brifely addressing those present stated that the second court should he ready for use wit hin a week providing the weather improves. He also stated that a second net had been purcbased along with other supplies. He wished aIl those present an enjoyable year of tennis. t was also reported at the meeting by the president that Mr. Joe Ordonez would again conduct a programn of instructions for the junior members. This program proved most successful last year with the younger set and many have developed into reasonable players. Interest was most apparent by the younger set and in fact al age groups were well represented at the enrolment on Sunday. O. P.P., News The, Newcastle Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated the follow- ing motor vehicle collisions and occurrences during the week of April 3Otb to May 6th, 1973. Twenty-two motor, vehicle collisions were investigated in which 12 person(s) were injured. As a resuit of these collisions 13 persons were charged with offences under the Highway Traffic Act and two were charged with offenc- es under the Criminal Code. Along wîtb other duties the Newcastle officers completed 83 investigations of which 4 were Break and Enter or attempts of Break and Enter, 4 theft, 1 trespass, 1i bomb scare, i domestic, 4 reports of missing persons, 4 of found property, 2 of lost property, and 5 driving complaints one of which was dangerous driv- ing. Eight persons were cbarged with liquor offences and eight persons were charged with impaired drivîng. A summary of occurrences investigated during the past week are as follow: As a resuit of further investigation into the recent, break, enter and theft at the Mosport Park"control tower, 'one more person bas been charged with possession of stolen goods, and two persons bave been charged with break and enter. More property valued at over '$75.00 was recovered. It was reported that several automobiles were damaged while parked on Hwy 401 in the Wiimot Creek area. This damage consisted of several tires being slashed. An implement worth approx $14,000.00 which was stolen from the area northwest of HOPE GROUP VS. *CPR LANDFILL PROPOSAL A meeting was held in Canton Hall, concerning the Sanitary Landfill proposai at Wesleyville by CPR last week. It was cailed by the H.O.P.E. group, which opposes the proposal.ý Reeve, Howard Quantrill reported that James Auld, Minister of Natural Resources said he would be reluctant to over-rule the land-use bylaw, which would allow the landfl site to be used. Mosport Park has since been recovered.. This implement was driven around the area where it was stolen and eventually collided with an abandoned bouse where it and the bouse burned. Some of the surrounding bush was also burned. POLICE WEEK Police week is being observ- ed May -13 to May l9th inclusive. Special police equip ment will be on display at the Newcastle Detachment on Friday, May 18, 1973. Visitîng hours are 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Anyone wîshing a tour during the week is also welcome at the detachment. DRIVING TIP - "STOPPING ON THE HIGHWAY"' Drivers! One place not to stop your vehicle is on the travelled portion of a highway This is both dangerous and illegal. If for any reason you must stop on a highway, always pull off onto the shoulderý Vehicles stopped on the travelled portion of a highway have caused many serious collisions. When pull- ing back on the road again after a stop, make sure the road is clear and signal your intentions. These are simple precautions, buit they can help prevent serious collisions. flowers which were taken at the site proposed to become osing given eople contamination: -of the weil water, in locations near the site. Ch ose as the Fauli-Se Sedan of the Year FvORD LTD PILLARED 4-DR. HARDTOP DRIVE ONE AT "THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE"l 219 KING ST. EAST BOWMANVI LLE Grie, olph Hardware 219 KING ST. EAST BOWMANVIILLE