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Local newsMr Donald White' -ý" of Mr~. and Mrs. Carman White wbo on May 121h, graduated from a -Media Arts" course at Sheri- dan Colege at Oakville., Mrs. Mary Morris, spent'a weeks vacation in Port Hope with Mvrs. Jones. Weekend visitors witb Mr. and MIrs. Ervan Rainey were Mr. EdIgar McCreary, Mrs. Harold MeCre'-(ary of Brantford and Mir. and mrs. Jim Pope of Bo(wsrnan, Manitoba. Mlr. and Mrs. A. Jakernan attended the 65tb wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. llenry Jakeman of Betbany on Saturday, dune 2nd. *CLEARANCE . .s 20 pecn e OFF LI eIE * eHE * 0-LAAR * eKS * eET * 20 pric aent s * ac bad * OFFER * esý Mai St en Mr. Clare Gunter is ,a patient in the bospital. Kirby news Weekend guests witb Mrs. H. Lowry were Mrs. Ethelda Williamson and Grandson Bob Griffith from London. Mrs. Mabel Williams visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris last Tbursday after- noon and evening. Miss Janice Rutherford, Toronto spent the latter part of iasf week with ber parents after being a patient in Oshawa General Hospital for a week, she returned to Toronto on Sunday. Mrs. Verna Berry beld a tupperware party last Wed. evnn with many of the negburs attending. Mrs. H. Lowery atfended the Kendal United Churcb Anniversary on Sunday. Orangemen from the Com- munîty attended the Orange Parade and Service at Tyrone on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ciiff Cowan, Bowmanville visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris lasf Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ern Bryson and Mrs. Lawrence I-arris went witb Pontypool Ladies to Toronto on a bus trip to Alan Gardens Casa borna and other places of interest lasf Wednesday. Pupils of Mr. Dave Staples room at Kirby Cenfennial Scbool enjoyed a trip to Toronto and tbe pupils of Mrs. Adams roorn wenf f0 Niagara Falls on Monday. Lasf Week was Fasbion Show Week. The Home Econ- omnic Class of, Clarke Higb Scbool beld a fashion show on Tuesday eveping. Tbe evening sta:)rfed off with four lively nurn ibers by the Clarke High Sebool Band. Over eigbty girls modeied, scbool wear,-casual wear, clothes for special occasions and fali fashions. Tbey aiso bad an Art Exhibif on display. After the fashion show refresbmenfs by the Home Economieclcass were served in the Cafeferia. On wed. evening an other fashion show was held in Newcasfle put on by ,Pauline's ladies wear wifb Gidadys Brown at -the Organ. Everyone enjoyed these fwo. spring fashion * DACINGSATUDAY IGHT- 9 .m.to 1.Ou a.m. * TED HALLMANI * and the Western Three IxLading Country and Wes tern Artists i at iNew -DutchO even Easyý FREE Parking Complimentary Lunch Cover Charge $1.00 New Dutch Oven Phone983-001'or reservatiotis i s)pecal: * &s4e J counclation ru , Alil 5OnIy $35.79I Plus 2 FREE Gifts 2 Mountbatten Juniper ' 2 - 21/ feet A2 Blue Danube Juniper - 1% feetI 1 lobe Cedar - 1%k foot globe The BIGGARDEN CENTRE "VAN BELLE GARDENS Ltd Between Oshawa and Bowmanville on H igh way No. 2 S623-44IlP H ONE k,623-14442 shows. Miss Susan Bail, Toronto is bolidaying at borne for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail and Susan were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer and Kenriy, Hampton. Cia rke High School News We're now into our final week bere at Clarke and everyone is looking forward to our txwo months of freedom. Our last two weeks of schooi a re proving to be very eventful. Last Tuesday night the Clarke High School Home Econornies classes beld a fashion show. The clothes, were modelled by the girl s who had made them for Home Econornic projects. The Clarke High School Band, composed of aIl tbree Music classes made its debut, There were refreshments afterward and people were heard to say what. a Iovely evening if bad been., On Thursday, during the ninth period. an assembly was held. during which the band made its second appearance. A member of the Bowm anville Legion presented the band ,ith a glockenspiel and a check. for $15000. The money will go towards new instru- men ts. On Wednesday dune 6th, Clarke Students will again go to the polis. We will be electing the executive for the next year's Student's' Council, which consists of President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and Pubiicity dir- ector.1. On the week-end of dune 2 - 5, the grade 13 graduation trip embarked on a trip to Quebec. So far, there is no report on how the weekend went, but i'm sure it was enjoyed by ail. This will be our Iast article for the year. See you ail again next year. Tbank you. Melanee Jessup Diane Barnett NDP FEDERAL COMMITTEE ELECTED- 1 Continued frorn page 1) o1 the procluce ofthe Canadian people. "As sucb tbey are subject to control in the best interests of our national economy yet these institutions of tef finance the sell out of our resources and enterprises to foreign control", bis resolut- ion said. "The NDP would enact quotas f0 resfnict our financial institutions f0 the percenfages of their funds open for invesfment (a) over- seas in 'developed' counfries, (b) overseas in 'Third World' counfnies and (c) in Canada to0 companies owned or controîl- ed directly or indirecfly by foreîgn capital." Mr. Stewart proposed a second motion "That the NDP reassess its stand on abortion and take into account the rigbits of tbe foetus, and the rigbts of tbe father and the rights of conscientous objecf- ors among tbe medical staff". Mr. Stewart said the law sbould provide the same sort of protection for conscientious objectors on tbe abortion issue just as it did in other fields wbere people did not want f0 take life Moving his agriculfural re- solution chairman of the meeting Doug Moffat said. the international corporations em ployed in the manufacture of farm macbinery impose fin- anciai burdens, ioss of time and unnecessary bardsbip on Ca.naian farmers tbirougbi promiote the greater use of dealer agents on a free basis rather than on a franchise basis". "Be it resolved that the CMHC should embark on a massive program, in co-oper- ation with the provinces and municipalities, of assembly and servicing of land to be held as leasehold land by homeowners, made available at cost with restrictions on the profits that can be made by bouse builclers". -7cning Guide ORONO ARENA (Continued from page 1) formed to study the proposai. The committee when comp- leting its study will refer its findings to the Athietie associ- ation and if the proposai is accepted it will then be taken to the Agricultural Society for their consideration. Mr. Opoka states it is time to take some action in the rnatter and to corne to some decýsion. He noted that it will ir.volve a considerable sum of rnonev. -ORONO WEEI Those formning the commit- tee areR,,>uss AMajor, Sam Bruton, Jim Hutton, Laverne boyd, Gord Lowery, Nick \VanSegglen, Earl Taylor, Ro- man Opoka and Charles Hutton. 1973 FORD PICKUPS ON OUR LOT NOW. 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