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6 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 24, 1982 Western A rea In termediate Volley bail Cancer camp aign Many areas of research look promising for the future - work in restoring radiation sensitivity ta cancer celîs, identifying populations at high risk for cancer, and stu- dying viruses as possible causes of disease. Such pro- grams need steady financial refuelling if answers are ta be found. Support the Canadian Cancer Society's annual camn- paign in April. This year more than 74,000 Canadians will be struck by Cancer. The Canadian Cancer Society is trying ta find the answers ta, cancer through research and by educating the public about the need for early diagnosis Society April and prompt treatienit. You can help by supporting the annual fundraising campaign of the Canadian Cancer Society. Today as many as 40 per- cent of children with acute Leukemia are alive and well 10 years after diagnosis. Great strides have- been made, but the battle that re- mains ta be fought will challenge the most resistant forms of this disease. Only research can arm the fight, and research dollars are donated dollars. Give generously to the Canadian Cancer Society when the can- vasser cails at your door. AMoIer euOeuful seaon tournament. After the second was completed ini the boys' mini-tournament the Pines volleyball comipetition. Good was tied in the standings with sportmanship and skill Bowmanville. This set the development were evident scene for the final regular throughout the season. season tournament. The schedule was set up The Pines emerged vic- with each senior public torjous by gaining 5 of the 6 school hosting a mini- possible points that evening. The boys successfully regain- ed the Area Championship. .In The Great Pine .Ridge Kinsmen Tournament the level of competîtion ajd skill was at an even higher calibre. the senior public schools of the Western Area faced teams from Brighton, Port Perry, Whitby and Oshawa. The Pines boys' teamn was fortunate ta bc able to win the Consolation title. Much appreciation and thanks are extended to the high school students and SuspîÀoect ini Arson -charge to stadndo trial Alfred Fagan, 29, of Bowmanville, accused of set- ting fire to an uninhabited house east of Newcastle Village was committed last week, to stand trial in counity court. Fagan will appear at the counity assignment court in Whitby on March 24th. when a date for trial may be set. The house in question was nhabited by the former Sarah WVay who a couple of weeks before the fire dîsap- peared. Police founid human bones in the building which wvere believed to be those of Mrs. Way. It is believed Mrs. Way wvas eaten by pet dogs in the bouse following ber death in the building. Th-e hearing of Alfred Fagan was delayed a day when Fagan's brother, Ron Fagan, Orono, failed to ap- pear at the Tuesday's hear- ing. Fagan told police he hadi mnisread the subpoena and was under the impression the hearing was to be held .on another day. Dave's Plumbing Heatlng EIectric industrlal -Commercial 786-2471 R.R. 1 Orono staff who supported the ac- tivity of officiating and by making their facilities available. Boys'., School VoIIeybali Team Front Row. Richie Dupe, Don Brough, Andrew Yates, Roger Yates. Back Row: Mr. Proie, Richard Cherry, Steven Crockett, Scott Hooper, Todd Petherick, David Lit- dle, and Jeam Beam. Absent: Chris Langford. PFlease WE KNOW YOU CARE. 1' I ..eIp Us SING LES WORLD DINING, DANCING, CRUISESI TOURS DANCE NIGHTS Members $2.00 - Non-Members $3.00 Wednesdays & Fridays 8 p.m. 2nd & 4th Sundays 7 p.m. Ail Single and Unattached Persons Welcome. CAROUSEL INN BALLROOP. Bloor St & Stevenson Rd., Oshawa Information - (416) 579-6595 IT'S THE ANNUAL BQWMANVILLE ROTARY CLUB'S Easter Seal Campaign OUR LOCAL OBJECTiVE $1 0,000.00 DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM QUOTATION FOR The 1982 Equipment Rentai Requirements The Region of Durham is seeking interested supp- fiers who wish ta have their names added to the Region's 1982 Registry of EquipmTent Rentai Services for the WVorks Maintenance Depots res- ponsible for the areas of Ajax /Pickering, Oshawa/ Wliitby, Newcastle and Uxbridge / ScugogI Brock and for such rentai equipment as: Single Axie Dump Trucks, Tandem Axie Dump Trucks, Tractor Mounted Backhoes, Track MAounted Backhoes, Gradal la, Self-propelled Rubber Tired Rollers, 2 ton Double Drum Steel Rollers, Road Sweepers, Bulldozers (not less than 200 Hp.), Small Bulldozers (not less than 40 Hp.), Equipment Floats to 40 ton capacity, Scrapers not less than 20 cu. yds-), Push Scrapers <flot less than 20 cu. vds.). Front end loadeîs, three-quarter cu. yds. tc two and one-haîf cu. yds. Graders, 140 ta 160 H-p., Shoulder Graders, 75 ta, 90 Hp. with Windrow Eliminator, Hiand operated Compaction Equipment, Portable Compressors, 125 ta 150 c.f.m., Portable Welders, Portable Diamond Blade Asphaît, Cutters. The above is a short list of those items that may be rented by the Region throughout the 1982 calendar year. lnterested suppliers are requested to forward a quotation on their own letterhead ta the office of the undersigned by 12:00 noon, April 9, 1982, stating th~e quotation number, their daily rentaI rates, ages, make, horsepower of their equipment (where applicable), delivery charges, yard locations and the hours of operation. The lowest or any quotation may not necessarily be accepted. JAMES WAKELIN, P.P., Manager of Supply and Services, 60 Bond St. West, OshawNa, Ontario. Li1H 8B6. HeIp Our K'ids Please drop your donation off at the' Bowmanville branch of the Bank of Mont real, and help us save on increased postal costs. DID YOU KNOW. that if everyone donated the price of a package of cigarettes, we would easily reach our, goal. Please help! SHOW YOU CARE.