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And they ail came for fun They were out inforce at funds for Muscular Dystro- this added to the enjoyrnent of Leskard on Monday to take phy. Over sixty dollars was the day proved the carnival a part i the fun at a rnini raised through the event and success. carnival organized to provide $300,000 fire (Continued from page 1) pleted their work in the south of the building there is additional work to be under- taken such as the building of the kitchen with its furnish- ings, the completion of wash- rooms and other 'facilities. This work is to be undertaken under a separate contract possibly using local trades- men. BelCon Construction still has some work to cornplete the arena portion of the cornplex and this is expected to be completed prior to the first week in September. The boards around the ice area is one portion of the arena yet to be completed. INTEREST IN CAR DRAW Wîth the drawing for the 1978 Monte Carlo taking place at eleven o'clock the crowd stayed around with everyone havîng the hope to drive home, a new car. Both the car and the $500.00 in cash went out of town. Ann Milîs of Cloye, Ontario was the winner of the car with Bob Burke of Bowrnanville winning the second prize of $500.00 in cash. The wînning ticket for the car was sold by Nord Groskof of Orono. There were 2350 tickets sold. on the car out of the possible 3000 and it is expected that the Athletic will clear sorne $4,500.00 from the car draw itself. Revenue frorn the Monte Carlo night is not expected to be known until sornetirne later this week. The total proceeds frorn the night are to be donated to the building fund for the arena complex. Monte Carlo night included bingo, turkey roll, and nurn- erous other garnes of chance. The Kinettes were selllng plates with the arena building starnped on the plates and ,kets were also being sold a basket of groceries as well as an afghan and pillow. The basket of groceries Arson suspected in Bowmanville fire Arson is suspected by both the tire chief of the Town of Newcastle, Jiin Hayrnan,-and representatives of the Ontario Fire Marshall's office which resulted in sorne $300,000 fire damnage in Bowmanville on Sunday evening in the midst of the downtown business section. The three-storey building housing Stedmans Depart- mient Store and a number of unused apartments above the store was completely gutted by the fire which took until 2:30 a.m. to put out, The fire was reported at 8:00 p.rn. Sunday by the store manager, Keith Jackson. Occupants of adjacent apartments were evacuated for a period during the fire. There was no injuries resulting frorn the fire which requîred three Newcastle pumpers and an aerial ladder truck frorn Oshawa to contain the fire within the building. Sorne srnoke damage resulted in the Coronation Cafe to the east and the Bowmanville PUC office to the west. Orono firefighters were placed on caîl for a good part of the evening in case of other fire calîs within the Town of Newcastle. They were at the Orono hall from 8:45 to 11:30 p.m., It is strongly suspected that the fire was started deliberat- ely in a pile of cartons at the back of the store. The garbage was lef t outside the store on Saturday. Keith Jackson, manager of the store, upon investigating donated by Cornish's Red and White was won by Miss Lydia Carman, The afghan and pillow donated by Mrs. Betty Taylor was won by Francis Cowan. what he and his wife thought was running watter at the back of the store discovered the blaze. Upon opening the back door to the store he was faced with a wall of fire. Slammin g the door shut his wife called the fire depart- ment.. Twenty-two firefighters waged battle against the blaze for almost seven hours being hampered with false ceilings throughout the build- ing. Seventeen firefighters were from the Town of Newcastle. Fire walls at, either side of the building stopped the spread of the blaze to other stores. It was only July 9th when another fire in Bowmanville and also on the main street wiped out another business building housîng four local businesses. The Bowmanville fire dep- artment answered three calîs earlier in the day. Clarke Museum Corner To ail those who donated and loaned photographs' to us for the Centennial at the Old Kirby School next Satur- day - please accept our sincere thanks for ail your kind and thoughtful help. We think everyone will be arnaz- ed by the number of photos - and rnany of thern are quite early ones - which wiIl be on display. We hope the weather will be like this past Sunday's; if you feel like dressing up in an old-fashioned costume for the day, please do so. Our Centennial Celebrations are open to everyone - you don't need an invitation card, and you don't have to be an ex-student or teacher of the Up &down the Book Stacks ADULT When the Offspring have Sprung or happiness if turning the nursery into a wine cellar by William Anderson,(rniddle age and what to do about it) Hie Sets the Captive Free by Cornie Ten Boom (more words of wisdom from the author of "The hiding place") Clipper 806 by John Godson (the anatomny of an air disaster. Are there "cover- ups" when a plane crashes?) Having a Cesarean Baby by 'Richard Hausknecht (guide to a happy and safe childbirth experience) 1 married a best seller by Sheila Hailey Gadget by Nicholas Freeling (a scientist is kidnapped and told to build a nuclear device enjoyable psycho- logical novel) An Army of Chîldren by Evan Rhodes ( a spell binding novel about the children's crusade of the 13th century) Counterstroke by Andrew Garve (English novel of terrorisrn) Tower Abbey by Isabelle Holland (rornantie sus- pense) A Case of Spirits by Peter Lovesy (suspense in Victor- ian Urnes fun to read> The Gambia by Allan Carpen- ter Why Airplanes Fly by Don Dwiggins (explains in sim- ple terrns aerodynarnic for- ces) Gymnastics School by Ed Radlauer Women in Canadian Life - Sports by Jean Cochrane Sandy the Autobiography of a Star by William Berloni school to corne to this reunion. The school is open to anyone who would lîke to come and help celebrate its one hun- dredth birthday. So please corne - there'll be lots of photos, food and fun. Or-ono %Weekly TUnes, WdesaAugust 23rd, 1978-3 FRANCIS TENNANT IIONOHRED FOR EýXCE'PTIONAL SERVICE During a special ceremony, held recently, tribute was paid to Fina sales agent Francis Tennant on his being appointed to rnembership in the exclusive Fina Excel- lence Club. The certificate of mernbershîp was presented to him by Mr. Pierre Nadeau, President of Petrofina Can- ada. In its untiring endeavour to serve the public and comsmun- ity better, Petrofina Canada Ltd. founded the Fina Excel- lence Club. This club adrnits only those Fina Service Station, Operators, Sales Agents and Fuel Oil Distri- (the true story of'a rnutt who becomes a Broadway star in Annie) More paperbacks for summer reading. EASY READING AND PICTURE BOOKS What colour arn I? by Loyal Nye Where's the Fire? by Rodger Wilson The Gniats of Knotty Pine by Bill Peet Good Night Richard Rabbît by Robert Kraus. butors -whose high standards of service to their custorners and apperance of their locat- ion have deserved this cove- ted membershîp. To becorne a member of this Club andbe eligible for, this special award, Service Station Operators, Sales Agents and Fuel OÙl Distri-ý butors must meet certain perforrnance criteria in their day to day operations based on custorners relations, their personal deportrnent and dress, as well as on the general apperance of their place of business. OLD TIME VALUES> Brights Fancy Tomato uc 48 oz. tin . 9 Black Diamond Cheese Suices Single Thin . 79c 8 oz. pkg. Looking for some fine quality meat f0 fMI1your freezer this fali? We are Red & White know we can f111 the bill. Feel f ree to corne in and ask about prices. Greenland Parchment Margarine 1 lb. pkg. .9 S Sitverw N Silverwood's Pure Orange Juice Save 64 ozjar $1.29 50c. Top Quality Flavourful RED HAVEN Pea ches Pick up a basket tl2 t$2.29 'Canada Grade "A" Chickens 21/2to 3lbs. .75c Canada Choice Bright's Apple Juice 48 oz. tin .75c Nood's Fine Dairy Products SoId Here. Dave's Plumbing Heati ng EIectric Inclustrial - Commercial 786-2471 R. R. 1 Orono -.- ..... . ............ - 1 ý !wý!. - ýll . ý Il - - .l.. - 5. - k ý . - .. 1