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Fail Wedding ADULT Space and Storage by J. Porter (how to use waste space efficiently in your home, increase closet and shelf space) The Million Dollar Lawyers by Joseph Goulden (a look at America's, big money attorneys and how they The Magician of the Golden Dawn by Susan Roberts (the story of Aleister Crow- ley) Working Wood by Mike Bubel (a guide for the country carpenter) Mortal Fniends by James Carroll (a generation story set in Boston)ý Praetorious Point by Noel Pierce (mystery-romance) Lots of new paperback JUNIOR Monsters of No rth America by William Wise' Maps of Many Lands by D, Finley (a book for young children) World War One'by Robert, Hoare (an illustrated his- tory) Tawny by Chas. Camner, (story of a young boy and a fawn) EASY READING AND PICTURE BOOKS A Boy of Tache by Ann Blades (Book of the Year winner) Little Mops and the Moon. by Elzbieta The True Cross by Brian Wildsmith The Wobbly Tooth by Nancy Cooney. Madeleine Hadley. Another major fire in Bowmanville last Saturday is also suspecteci of arson and the fire marshall's office has been calleci in to investigate. The fire has destroyeci an olci canning factory building on 'Hunt Street in Bowman-, ville with the interior totally gutted. Firefighters and equipment from Orono, New- castle, and Bowmanville fought the fire from 10:40 arn. to 2:45 p.m. The building was owned by Schwarz. Bros. and had been used for storage by Bush Hog of Canada. It was the second fire in the building in the past three rnonths and the fire on July lst was also suspecteci as an attempt of arson. Most of the equipment that. had been storeci in the building, about $120,000 worth, haci recently been removed andi sent back to the heaci company in the United States. The building has been Standing in Bowmanville for the past seventy years. Within the last three weeks the Bowmanville department has had four calîs to an old barn on the property of Dr. Howard Rundie where fires have started. BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING Sales and Service 1 24 HOU R BURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates Phone: [uf Tyrone 263-2650 Repairs being made to oldKib school Lori Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Clark, R.R. 1, Orono and Timothy Everett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jenkins, of Newcas- tle, were united in marriage on September 9th, 1978 at Orono United Church. The Rev. Basil Long 'officiated and Mr. Donald Staples as soloist. Mrs. Stella Morton of Kendal provided the music. The bride, given in mar- niage by her father, wore a soft ivory cotton voile gown with sweetheart neckline andi a lace covered bodice trim- med with tiny pearl buttons. The long sleeves were of lace and the long skirt ended ia flounce. A veil of french lace hung from a halo of daisy mums. She carrieci a bouquet of yellow roses and glacis with white daisy mums and baby's breath. The bride also wore a necklace of gold and seed pearls belonging to ber great grandmother. Maici of honour was Miss Jane Staples, Orono. Brides- maids were Cindy Cronk, Orono Electric Herb & Gerry DuvaII ELECTR ICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATING Electrical Appliances T.V. - OLOUR T.V. RADIO - HI-Fi WESTINGHOUSE RCA ELECTROHOME I Guaranteed Service Toronto; Teresa Ciesielski, Orono; Dawna McNeil, New- tonville; and Beverley Barr, South Buxton. Paul Quinney of Newcastle acted as best man, wîth Kevîn Jenkins, Newcastle; Ed Clarke, 0Orono; Graydon Moore, Newcastleand Frank Entwistle,' Newtonville as ushers. The reception was held at the Brownsdale Community Centre. The bride's mother received the guests in a saphire blue peude soie long dress with attached cape, with the groom's mother in a dusty rose gown with long pleated skirt, a lace covered bodice and jacket of -matching lace. The bride chose as ner, gomng away outfit a black velvet blazer trimmed with a pink silk rose, soft grey print blouse in peasant style with grey wool slacks. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins will be residing in Toronto, where they will both be attending York University. Orono Building Contractor Brick - Bock - Concrete Stone Work CarPentry - Cabinet Work Ficers - TîII Phono 98-S4U1 ORONO Repairs and renovations are underway at the old Kirby Public School which late in August saw the celebration of the one hundredth year for the school. 'the work now underway not only includes.some need- ed repairs brought about by the years but also work in restoring the exterior of the building to its original ap- pearanee. The estimnated cost of the exterior work was been set at $9>200.00. 0f this amount $2,532.00 has been raised through donations with a similar amount te, corne from Wintario andi a further $2,500. from the Town of Newcastle council. It has been noted that the revenues for the work do not as yet match the estimat- ed cost of the project. The work is being undertaken by the Heritage Foundation of the Town of Newcastle. The old Kirby School is the first building i the Town of Newcastle to be designated as a historical site. New footings have been placed under the shed to the west of the school property and steps to the basement through this shed have been replaced. The chimney in the building has also been repair- ed. The style of windows andi number of windows on both the north and south side of the building are to be changeci to formi what useci to be in the Major& Minor Repairs BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC -ENGINES REBUILT -VALVE JOBS -FRONT ENDS -TOWING MANGE R'S GARAGE ORONO 9353 building at its beginning. This work has yet to be under- taken. The style of window is also to be changed to that i the original structure, The Clarke Museunm Board have sorne funcis for interior repairs which are to corne under- their jurisdiction. These funcis total to some $600 to $700 and work included in this project would be redec- orating along with some cupboards and otber needeci items for their operation of the school as a museum. It is feit that there is not enough ,Money at the present time to undertake ail work desired in the interior of the school. In speaking with Mn. Rob- ert Hancock, a member of the Clarke Museum board, he said the local board hoped to get something underway in the school this fail if at ail possible. JW'illiam C. Hall, B. Comm.n ChateedAccountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDN ESDAY and SATU RDAY Proclamation 1 publicly proclaim the Week of October 8- 14,1978 Pras Fire Pevention Week Garnet B. Rickard, Mayor, Town of Newcastle. Floral Creations -FLOWERSWITH FEELINGS" FOR ANY OCCASION FRESH & DRI1E D FLOWER ARRANGEMENT S for WEDDINGS, FUNERALS, HOSPITAL AND HOME Telephone 623-3377 162 King St. East Bowmanville We have a wide assortment of Fresh and Frozen Turkeys.for, Thanksgiving (Order early) Frozen 'OId South, Orange Juice -large 12.5 oz. size 69c Canada No. 1 Ontario New Potatoes 10 lbs, 69e Yams lb. 29c Orono Wýeekly Times, Wednesday, October 4th, 1978x Arson suspected in Saturday's fire