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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 18th. 19783 Marg Ibbotson seeks re-election MARG IBBOTSON Mrs. Marg Ibbotson will be seeking re-election to the Northumberland and New- castle Board of Education in the November l3th election as a representative for Ward 3. Mrs. Ibbotson was an active member on the transporta- tion, school closing, rec- reation and curriculum com- mittees during the past two years. She attended the Ontario School Trustees Con- vention as the representative for our School Board. Mrs. Ibbotson states her priorities for the next two years as being: 1. The continued strengthen- ing of basic skill and core programs in the elementary and secondary schools. 2. Maintaining a fair level of salary 'for Board employees while at the same timne showing concern for the area taxpayers. 3. Obtaining maximum effi- ciency from the existing transportation system. The delicious, juicy flavor, crispness, convenience and versatility of apples, such as Mclntosh apples, make one of the favorite fruits eaten in Ontario. Ontario apples are available throughout faîl and winter and until late spring from cold storage and con- trolled atmosphere storage. They're a treat no matter when or how they're eaten -, and food specialists at the Ontario Mnistry of Agricuil- ture and Food say that there are indeed many ways to eat them. Try them in pies, cakes, strudels, cobblers and, crisps. Eat them with meat, in vegetable or fruit salads, or in jellied salads. Have themn in muffins, omelets and pancakes, or even in soups. The ways to serve apples are endless. With a little imagin- ation, you'll be surprised how versatile they are and pleased - how well their flavor blends with many foods. No matter how Ontario apples are served and eaten, the delicious, sweet, juicy flavor cornes through to delight your palate. Ontario MeIntosh apples are here to enjoy every day. Information and recipes for Ontario apples are available in the pamphlet "Acceont On Apples". Write for your free copy to the Information Branch, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Par- liarnent Buildings, Queen's Park, Toronto, M7A lA5. On October lth, 1978 anl unidentified male body was found by huniters near Mara- thon, Ontario, about 500 feet south of No. 17 Highway. The body was shot in the head and left tied to a tree. The deceased was wearîng a 1 piece black leather jacket, waist length with hood. Also wearing blue jeans, blue jogging shoes with yellow stripes and a grey long sleeved patterned shirt witb. ballerina figures. Described as approximat- ely 18-21 years of age, 6 ft., 160-170 pounds, brown eyes, dark brown hair to middle of neck, slight growth of sparse beard and good teeeth. Anyone with information leading to the identification of this body is asked to contact the nearest O.P.P. detach- ment. ZAFETY rIRET ..nthe Farm: 'Senior, ýbaseba Il 1978 The O.B.A. Senior Basebal season bas corne to an end for another year and niow the new champions can celebrate their victory while the defeat- Orono Pastral Charge Minister 41 Rev. B.E. Long B.TII. Organist and Choir Director David Gray Sunday, October 22, 1978 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Sunday Church School 10 a. m. Morning Worship il:15 a.rn. KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Sunday Church School 9:45 Morning Worship 9:45 Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 St. Saviours ANGLICAN CHURCH Orono, Ontario Rogular Sunday Worship Service - 10:00 a.m. Rev. Allan Haldenby $.A. L.Th. ed teams can only wait till next year. In the Senior "A"' division, Kingston captured the championship by defeating LOT LEVY DOLLARS DISBURSEMENT book expansion as well as tennis courts at Courtice. Over the samne two year period from the administra- tion portion of the fund a total of over $64,000 has been used to pay fire departmnent deben- tures. In the public works depart- ment the Town has used a total of $72,000 for road and street debentures. As of October 1978 there exists a balance in the public works fund of $90,921, with $103,230 balance for adminis- tration and $43,608 for rec- reational purposes. CUSTOM FRAMINO Cameras and Photographic Supplies 78 King St. W. BOWMANVILLE 623-2404 Thorold in the finals. Thunder Bay and Dundas were co- winners of the Senior "B" championship. This stale- mate was caused mainly hy the cost of the transportation between the two places. Earlîer in the play-offs, Dundas had defeated the E.O.B.A. representatives, the Peteroboro Tigers, by taking the series 2 games to 1. The Senior "C"' champions are now the New Lowell Knights, which is located fifteen miles west of Barrie. New Lowell, who had defeat- ed the E.O.B.A. representa- tives, the Whitby Merchants in earlier playoffs, defeated Killaloe in the finals. In the Senior "D", division, Port Lambton won the champîonship by going un- defeated in the play-offs. Port Lambton, which is located twenty-five miles south of Sarnia, defeated Collingwood in the semi-finals and then defeated Renfrew in the finals. In earlier play-off action Collingwood had de- feated the Kendal Eagles, who were the E.O.B.A. repre- sentatives. O.B.A. Champions "A" - Kingston "BI' - Thunder Bay and Dundas - co-winners "C"' - New Lowel 'ID" - Port Lambton LINES AND WRINKLES * N By MARY KAI LUA* ICosmuetie science has extracted ed old-age skin.tone fades Sa skin heauty substance frorn away. Pores are so Iluhricated * I te bean of a tropical plant many blackheads slip out vithi- * I that works wonders hy rmak- out squeezing. Ordinary blem- * g * ing rough, lined face and dry ishes become less notiýceablI)e. * I * * chiappcd hands look years But don't take 'rny word for it * * y ouniger fast. Use it tonight.. use this exciting substance I anid you should see vast im- yourself for 7 days ...sts * I rov'-enet iii the morning. faction is guaranteed or return * N * * Manjy smail l nes around the for refund. It's the tropical nut * eyeus an)d mouth may already extract thiat works woniders for I have disappeared and wrinkles wrinkles, Iines and weathered I o u ha ve gi ven up as hopeless blemishes. Drug stores and de- * * sliould start 10 vanish in a few partment stores now hiave it * I *days. But that isn't aIl. That for the first lime. Ifs ualledI discouraging weather-darkcn- Cocrerna Dry Skýin Cremne. RHickard Mas worked for a solution to the tax inequities and has been successful i n tax equalization. "Ini 1974, four different assessment bases and miii rates were inherited by the new municipality of Newcastle creating a variance in property taxes. Effective January 1979, unîform miii rates for both residentiai and industrial properties wili appiy across the Town of Newcastie." IF YOU WOULD, LIKE MORE INFORMATION, CALL THEf NUMBER IN YOUR AREA. Bowmanviîle Bowmanville Hampton N ewtonvi île 623-9596 623-3891 263-2669 786-2465 Cou rtice 728-4830 Mitchelis Corners 728-3636 Newcastle 987-4221 Orono 983-5858 Accent on apples 4Z