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Onii I1nday t tîriglnl lieh aie-a alt pubtlic schtuud liîd~î DRY WALL WaIly Lucyk (bitNt) Monuments und Family, Memoritols Our quality and service leaves nothlng to be desired Ask the person wlio boughit front us, a neigh- bour, friend or relative. The Rutter Granite Company 73 Ontario Street PORT HOPE Phonte colleet V. WV. RUTTER Office -885-5216 Home 885.5222 QEFtORF 'AMVAN (AN WAKF UP ýO FINO IIMSELF FAMOIJS MNUST WAKE UPANO rFM 11M SELF. Orono Towing GENERAL REPAIRfýS Phone 983-5249 Orono :Hamniltons : Isurance a Service 0: 0 Your Friendly Agency 0 YOUIe * Personal * and * Commercial 0 Insurance *Sadie Hamiltons * Sue Sawyer : Jim Hare e For dependable fervice 9 New addition to improve conditions lwel r] <i toli(Oy av ,ineir a jroteý-s iai1devel op)rien t day teiîied in Port I tope. I < cii paSi S ot tlhe day for tll l eacuers was placed on a S111dyý of readinig in Phrec Inth I>i rimary seýctor,- Kindergarten 1<) gradcv-three, tlle hasics such as phonies, rvadin environnt and in- divjduraijxe(lreading wîii he In thie Junior divisi on the teachcrs studied the gifted chlii1lanrid the various forms of reading improvement-techni- ques. 'l'he Intermediate divi- sio>n, grades 6 to, 8, examined such things.as poetry, drama and the' classroom newspap- The development day was instituted to correspond with the Board's report on their reading task force. * JACK * REALTOR 99 King St.,E. * BOWMAN VILLE *When Buying or Scllingg * Call :WILF HAWKE: * Youtr Orono Area IP 983-5274 0 Membher (if Oshawa andi * District Real Estate PUIMPING OUJT SEPTIC TANKS Bert Tompkins Phone "K0.2552 John De With Real Estate Limited Realtor- Bowma nvi lie 623-3950 and 623-ý3111 For prompt, efficient service when buying or selling Contact: Joe Barnoski 786-2202 Ross Davidson 277-2321 Dave,'s Plumbing Heating Electrica l Industrial - Commercial Residentiol Free Estimnates 786-2471 R.R.1, Orono (ur-vpty Wood Produets, Orono, are completing an a<tditioni to t.heir south plant withi an expansion of 600<0 square te.Il is hopcd to haethe new addition coin p1eted and thenpart of the uî'ierail operation somietinme in .January of 1975. In speaking of the addition MNr. .Joe Klasner stated that the miain purpose is tu consolidate their press oper- ations in one area of the plant and, to improve ' working coîndi'tions in the plant: Hle pointed out that presses are now Iocated in various areas in the plant with littie opportunîty to improve this operation.or to improve the working conditions. The new addition, he said. will not only make it more pleasant for the worker but also improve efficiency of operution. SMr. Klasner said thre new,- 7addition will bec completely ventilated to exelude fumes and ex cessive heat. Also showers are to be included along with a new lunch area and washrooms. Diumrham at êR.otyal Once again this year a numli-ber of exhibitors- frorn -Duarhani County did quite well in the field crops and livestock sections of the Annual Royal Winter Fiir. Larmer Bros. of Blackstock were selected as world champions for six-row- cd barley, while John DeVries of R.R.No. 4, Bowmanville- hiad the world reserve champ- ion- two-rowed ---ample of barley.. As well, John was the winner of the two-rowed section for 4-H entries, in the barley class. Second 'in the 4-H class for two-rowed banl- ey wvas Craig Larmer of Blackstock and eighth xvas Bruce Millson of Enniskillen. In the six row, 4-H harley class, third went to Paul Larmer of Blackstock, and fifth 'to Doug, Larmer of Blac.kStock. For the fifth consecutîve year, Wes Yel- lowlees of Enniskillen w on the top prize for Russell Oats. In the 4-H potato, class,' Glenn Wood of Millbrook prlaced second; while Nancy Walker of Campbellcrof t placed th ird. in the Ontario Junior Bar- row 1hw, Neil Taylor of R,11.1, Enniskillen' placed eighth and sixteenth with his two entries in the final top 20 placing for the Barrow Show. Margaret Skinner of Tyrone placed l4th and -2Oth with her two entries inthe top 20 of the Barrow Show. Richard Hug- gins- of- Port Perry, a member of the Durham 4-H Swine Club .was first in the Type Class for Yorkshire Barrows at the Junior Barrow Show, however did not place in the final 20 compeitors. The Queen's Gu- ineas Competition held for 4-H members who exhibit fat steers; Doug Sînith and Mary' Cornish took part in the competition with Doug plalc- ing in the first prize group in the Hereford Class. So as can be seen a numnber of 4-H members and adults did, quite well in the field crops and some of the livestock classes, at the Royal WinterFir OIZONO WEL TIMIES, D)ECEMBER 4th, 1974 -5 9~eLARGE SFT D RINBr4K WITH ANY fOOD PLIRCHASE ReddïahTP Kentucly Style Ciwiçn VALUEMOM'S K-ITCHEN MAIN STREET, ORONO. TELEPHONE: 983-5310 SmOM'S KITCHBEN-~ Orono Main St. Matt and Nell Snelders invite you r4 ~ to take advantage of our Grand Openîng Special of 12 pieces of Golden Brown Chicken andi family box of Wedge Fries YOU SAVE $1.25 FEATURING- Charcoal Broiled, Steak on-a-bun, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Fish and Chips, Sandwiches Mom's Breakfast - A Special Treat, Please phone ahead for fast pick-up 983-5310 4OALUEceFRm'ENCH ,FvRIIES, WITH ANY FOO PURCHASE Reddi-CheP Kentuaiy Style Chia <e MOM'S KITQHEN q MAIN STREET, ORONO - TELEPHONE: 983-5310 62nd Once again we take this opportu nity to thank ou'r customers for their patronage duringour past 62 years in the Dairy business in this area. This su pport is greatly appreciated by the Steve ns family who in 1912 started the business of Glen Rae-Dairy. GYlen 1 Rae ciS& Daury Serving the comnmunity withi wholesomne Dairy Products