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WANT ADS IFOIR WEFDNESDAY PUBLICATION ACCEPTED UNTIL 10:00 a.m.TUESDAY PHONE ORONO 983-5301 :w. FRANK :REAL ESTATE: LIMITED : 0* eutor *234 King Street East e * BOWMANVILLE * 623-3393 * Toronto 923-9174 * Port Hope office 88545430 *Fo prompt, courteous,* efficient service when' *buying oir selliig and@ * for the iargest selectione @01 propertîes in the area s * Contact 0 * Orono Area 0 * Representativ« 0 e Charlie Reid 0 983-5914 * Roy Foster s * 983-5801 *William Turansky: * (Kendal) 6293-5420 * ane Fund s oy t roinuangh, * The CndmFany 73 ntaireet Ps he cplesn h Homp85-22 BYAMS PLUMBING du I HEATING Sales and Srvice 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING ->Low Interest Rates Phone: Tyrone 263-265M u NEED A NEED A SUMP PUMP PRESSURE SYSTEM HIARVEY PARTNER Plumnbtng and Heating QRONO 983-5206 sur f S! Charles Reid Orono's Licensed Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Farmi Purniture Sales Consuit me for teiins and dates Phone Orono 983-5914 WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 PRINCE CRAFT BOATS Allouette Snow Mobiles McCulioch Chain Saws Repairs to ail makes of Lawn Mowers and 2 and 4 cycle Engines ALLOUETTE SNOWMOBILES PUMPING OUT SEPTIC TANKS Bert Tompkins Phone 786-2552 Newtonville, Ontarlo Clarke Public Ll'OR AR Y Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and FrIday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Thursday, ,Friday Afternoons 2:30 to 5:00 p.. Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 a.. FEMALE HELP WANTgD Avon Representatives .... earn .money! make hew friends! Get more out of life! Become one! Cail Mrs. Watson 725-9696 WANTED Parts to repair an Aladdin Lamnp Phone 983-5880. a-c - FOR SALE Polaroid 420 Land Camera wxith Flash unit. Like new. $50.00. Phone*983-9239 a-c LOST On Highway 401, between Oshawa and Bowmanville, one white retreiver and Setter, maie with orangish- brown ears and spots. Bushy tailed, answers to namè ýNye. Reward $2500. Phone 416-368-7780 between 12 and 6 p.m. any day. Grant C. Waide Insurance Agency General Insurance Box 82 Tel. 786-2921 Newtonville, Ontario Box 61 Tel. 885-2288, Port Hope, Ontario Callyour Iicensed Plumbing & Mechanical Contractor who seils, installis and fluarantees DONO ELECTRIC CARMA N Herb and Gerr Duval 983-5108 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATING Electricai Appliances T.V. - COLOUR T.V. RADIO - HI-FI WESTINGHIOUSE RCA ELECTROHOME Guaranteed S ervice Box 133 Ph. 668-3552 Stafford B rothers Limited Manufacturei-s of Cemetery Memorials 318 Dundas Street East WHITBY, ONTARIO Randy Thompson Oreno, Ontario Phoue 983-5759 Carpentry Work Remodellig We buitd from the 1foundation up ________________________ q j Plumbing and Henting Phone 983-5207 Orono (wNu #Or oI TNTEOLD JS/1ONEP WAYY, S/OP M F, RE FOR VE A ND METMrN THAT %iPAY Elmer's Garage TEXACO SERVICE Mil St. North, Orono Phone 983-5130 Home phone 987-5167 Milison Insurance Agenc y .fo« MIl classes of personal and Commereïal Coverage, Office: Corner of Church and Cobbledick Street 983-5032 Res. 983-5754 Orono WVeekly Times, Wednesday, Sçptember 5th, 19)73-7 COME TO A PARTY! CLARKE PUBLIC LIBRARY INVITES MOTHERS WITH PRE-SCHOOL 'AND KINDERGARTEN CHILD- REN TO A PARTY ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ISth at 2:00 P.M. THERE WILL BE A SHORT FILM AND PRIZES. INTRODUCE YOUR CHILDREN TO THE, WONDERFUL WORLD 0F BOOKS. HOCKEY NOTICE There will be a meeting on Sunday, September l6that 8.00 p.m. in the arena for ail parents concerning the possi- bility of entering any teams from Orono in the O.M.H.A. AIl people either for or against this proposai are asked to, attend. Orono Amateur Athletic Association, LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS Now you can train right here in Canada! Tuition Tax Deductible! Placement Assistance Guar- anteed! Weekend training also avail- able! For application and inter- view write: Safety Depart- ment, The Canadian Institute of Trac tor Trailer Traininmg Ltd. 207 Queen's Quay W.,, Toronto 117, Ontario or cati 416-864-9381 (Formerty -,Trans Canada Transport Training). 29-5-12 WINS FEW AND FAR iBETWEEN Wins for local horsemen at, the Kawartha Downs were few and far between during the past week. On Thursda'y evening the closes to a win was registered by.Jack Wilii- ams in the third race driving his own horse Judge , Chief finishing in the third' spot. Williams was fifth with Har- will Shirley in the sixth race and possibly registered the best record for the night for local drivers. Junior West f inished sixth with Robinson'sý Jaco Chief in the fourth. He' was also out of the money with Nardin's Indian in the seventh .Allen Vance did however drive Gord Irwin's horse Shelley, Dawn to a third, place finish in the seventh in a race that wenf in a time of 2.04. Gord Irwin did top the finish record with his drive with Harwill Princess when in the tast race he finished in second position.- On Saturday Junior West drove in four of the events. In the first race he finished third with Baggage, Boy, in the second race sixth with Prin- cess Karen, in the sixth race fifth with Wil Lor Finigan and in the seventh race fourth with Green Acres. Keith West drove to a sixth place finish in the third race with Ja De Glassford. RACE AT PORT PERRY A number of the local horsemen had their horses entered in the races at the Port Perry fair over the week-end. Gien Tennant's Gollys DolIy set the best record for the locals with two second place finishes. THANK YOU 1 would like to express my sincere thanks to Dr. M. Pockey, Dr. Sproull, Dr. Grant and Dr. Cunningham and staff of Oshawa General Hospital for the excellentecare I received while a patient there. ' , Special thanks to Heather Rebekah Lodge, neighbours, friends and relatives for the many cards, gifts, flowers and visits and the many treats I received after coming home. Betty (Liz) Stinson a-p FORTIICOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Jame s Suther- land of Kirby are proud to- announce the coming marri- age of theii daugh ter Lynn Elizabeth to Steven Bell son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bell of Pickering on October 27, 1973, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Bowma'nville. GRADE 13 ELIMINATION PREDICTED Education Minister Thomas Wells today predicted the virtual elîmination of Grade 13 in Ontario and a surplus of qualifîed teachers for the next few years. Mr. Wells told a Progressive Conservative policy confer- ence at York University that Grade 13 will "Virtuatty disappear" as "a> natural resuit of the credit system." "'More and more students will, earn enough course cre- dits to get their secondary school honours graduation diplorna in less than five fuit years," hie said. "Before the endof the '70s, Grade 13 wilt, be a thing of the past." The quality of teaching wil improve because of the "heatthy competition for the availabte teaching positions." BEST WILL WORK "If some competition exists for new teacher graduates, the better ones witl get the available jobs - and the kids in our schools wiii he hetter off for it." .The number of candidates entering elementary schoot training wiil drop significantly this. fali, but enrolment for secondary school training witt be "just as high as it was last year. " Mr. Wells said the ministry' will likely "make it easier for those qualified to teach high schooi to teach in elementary schools." HELP WANTED Help wanted, fuit or part time. Appiy Noone's Restaur- ant, phone 983-5536. 9-5c NOTICE Lola's Beauty Shoppe wiii bce closed until further notice. a-p CONINL3 EVENT You are irwited toa the 5th Annuai Alex Carruthers, Bar- becue at Gairden Hll, Wed- nesday, September I2th at 5ý p.m. Bring your chairs. a-c WANTED House or smaii farm house to rent or for sale, cati 623-2729, please reverse charges. NOTICE In HONOUR of their 5th Wedding Anniversary the family of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farrow invite you to an open house at their home 36 Elgin Street, North, Port Hope on Sept 9. from 2-4 and 7-9. CUB LEADERS WANTED Anyone interested in becom- ing a leader or a Junior leader for a Cuh Pack in Orono please contact George Charland at 983-9219. a-p. IST OF ENTRIES FOR TIIE ORONO FAIR The following is a list of entries for the feature races at the Orono Fair. The races this yearare being held on Friday evening with no waggering pri viieges. Entered in the Walter Frank Pace are: Singlewood Lad, Pinedaie Johnny, Mona's Messenger, Bud Gist, Hammer's, Boy, Mystery Way, Thack's Battie and Margaret Way. Entered in the Coach and Four Pace are: Miss Dee Jay, Stewart's Partan, Caygeon Kid, Paddy 'Hlara, Harwill Shirley, Tena Von, Miss Flictor and Pointer Joy. Entered in the Jack Reid Memorial Trot are: Papakomka, Silent Lane, Cir- co Pick, Sandys Caper, Spee- dv Dave, and Armsteand Ki ng. MUNICIPAL REFORM IN NORTHUMBERLAND SET FOR 1975 Following a meeting with Donald Irvine, MPP and parliamentary assistant to John White, provincial trea- surer and announcement was made that a Task Force would b e set up within the next ten days with the view to impie- menting municipal reform in the new Northumberland County by the begin of 1975. The new county of Nort- humberland which now indlu- des Port Hope and Hope Township will be formied when the Region of Durhamn comnes into effect on January lst,, 1974. Murray and Brighton and the village of Brighton were studying the possibility of a joint waste disposat site which could possibly be expanded to include Hamilton township. The letter invited Hamilton councit's comments. Hamilton council decided to advise Murray of the Hamil- ton meeting and invite repre- sentation. "We can say nothing to the committee in Murray until after our own meeting," Councillor Lloyd Williams said. "We don't even know our own thinking yet." WZ~24 Municipalities, consideriÀig joint waste disposai ýý 1 1 A joint meeting of repre- sentatives from Hamilton, Hope, Haldimand and Alnwick' will be held at Cold Springs on Sept 18 to discuss the possibil- ity of a joint waste disposal program. Representatives from Mur- ay township will aiso be invited to attend the meeting. The decision to invite repre- sentatives from Murray town- ship was made during a meeting of Hamilton township council last night. A tetter from Murray coun- cil informed Hlamilton coun- cittors that the townships of