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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 20, 1984 Honoured with presentation At the recent Clarke High School Music Night Mr. Bill Scoffield presented Jim Brown with a token of ap- preciation for the part he has played in the music depart- ment at Clarke. In making the presentation Scoffield said Jim had been a mainstay of the music pro- gram during the past three years. The presentation was made as a result that the Brown family of Orono is moving to Port Hope in the near future. Jim Brown has played tuba Comedy-Farce hit Approves newS committee references The Genera bPurpose ComlttehofmetseiToth uof Newcastle on Monday gave their appr-oval to termns of reference under whichthe newl yformed Newcastle Community Serices Plann- ing Boardciwill operate. The terms are to be reviewed on an annual biasis. The terms of referenece cal for the Town to establish an overal budget for gants. The Planning Board is to consider ail requests for fun- ding fromt groups and orgarnizations withic the municipality and with the proposed budget ill make recommarto bto counicil the disposition of fundsce in dicated for the purpose of grants. The Planning Board is headed byll t Dakin of Bowanville, withi Gail Degroot and Lorraine Lover as vice chairmen. with the Pines S enfior Public Tp this point thle Board hias held thiree meeting during Sc h fr atw yçarwpteriod which time they have discuss- Ca reeeards.with e ed their role and prepared Clrkebns.ishTa h and submitted to counrcil the compihmtswiththetuaeaproposed terMs of references arel qiremrkabe ndh which were given committee approval on Monday. Clarke music program. Fromt the Dim and at Marigold theatre Distant Past June 13, 1957 The Marigold Dinner fallout with her drunkard of Theatre in Whitby has return- a husband. ed to the traditional comedy- Anne, played by Diana farce after a month of Barrington, was not in the comedy-drama with "Mass least to be trusted by Harriet Appeal" and a short stint for it would appear Anne with "Same Time Next could see herself in such a Year". comfortable position, both as "Key For Two" now play- to the romantics and the ing at the Marigold and conti- financial aspect. nuing until July 8th is a Alex, one of Harriet's comedy-farce by John Chap- loyers, played by Donald man and Dave Freeman who Ewer, gave a solid perfor- also wrote "A Bedfull of mance throughout the play as Foreigners" which had a did aIl the cast. most successful run at the It was inevîtable that Marigold. Anne's husband, Richard, "Key for Two" is typical (Bary Yzereef who played the of the English playwrites bas- part of the Inn Keeper in ed on chéating men and Bedfull of Foreigners) added women without being offen- further zip with his intox- sive in either words of ac- icated entrance. tions and with plots that twist The two wives of the two and curve as the play loyers then appear on the develops. scene and the turmoil gets Jo Havilland playing Har- more ridiculous. riet, a mistress with a swank "Key For Two- has a good apartment requiring two number of laughs in the first gentlemen friends to share act but the second act is an the bills plays it cool keeping all-time high in comedy with the two men separated with laughter upon laughter from periodic visits of her fictitious the audience. mother. The Marigold excels also in Of course the best of plans their four-course dinner in and arrangements do become the basement of the theatre to muddled at times and were keep pace with their produc- only heightened when Har- tions on stage in the main riet's friend, Ane, an attrac- auditorium. tive girl appears following a not been planted yet - but fW1~ most were. We saw tree Orono sculptures and sculptures Juniormade of flowers, the rose Ju i rbuds are about to open, the black swan was swimng G ardners Gardn rs wvth her babies on her back. On June l3th the Orono When the big ram storm hit Junior Gardeners went to we we aIl cozy In the snack Cullen Gardens. It began to bar, eating hot dogs and rain just as we entered the drinking hot chocolate milk. gardens, but we continued Everyone returned home our tour through the tiny safely around 9:30. miniature village. Our next project is Flower Some of the flowers had Basket Day June 23. The intermediate baseball team pulls off a 6-5 vitory over Port Hope. Marvin Lunn was the winning pitcher with relief coming from Don Mallet while Robinson guard- ed the plate. Big hitters for the game were Don Mercer and Ronnie West while Dean West, Junior West and Car- man Cornish played very well defensively. The Silver Wedding An- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Hoar was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rainey on Saturday evening. After the presenta- tion of gifts, a mock wedding was then put on by Arlene Rainey, Glenn Allin, David Snodgrass, Jean Allin, Joyce Taylor, Bruce Taylor, Jean Taylor, Mildred Rainey and Milton Rainey. At the Orono High School, six students were exempt from all exams by retaining an average of over 66 per cent through the three sets of ex- ams. (October, Christmas and Easter). The years hard work by all students will be concluded with a final party at the Oddfellows Hall on June 21st. The Orono Pee Wees beat Cobourg Training School last night by a score of Il - 8. Ralph Kennedy was the win- ning pitcher with relief com- ing from Terry Carleton. The game scorers for Orono were: Larry Miller, Charles Reid, Buzzy Mercer, Barry Hobbs, Ralph Kennedy and Craig Hind. ' June 16, 1938 The Victoria, Peter- borough and Durham Coun- ties Holstein Club held its an- nual picnic on Tuesday and Thursday. Carlos Tamblyn won first prize judging three classes of stock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rainey of Orono announce the engagement of their daughter Neva Rose to Paul Snodgrass of Rochester. The marriage is to take place early in July. Orono Masonic Lodge held their installation of of- ficers on Thursday. Follow- ing is a list of new officers: W.M. - Lawrence Allen, S.W. - Ben White, J.W. - A. Hall, Chaplain - J.C. Gamey, Treas. - O.W. Rolph, Sec. - Neil Colville, S.D. - Fred Lycett, J.D. - Jas. Tamblyn, D. of C. - E.J. Hamm, 1.G. - A. Little, Orgainist - R. Green, S.S. - C. Rosborough, I.S. - Charles Tyrell. Trusses, Abdominal Belts and Elastice Hosiery from the Ottaw Truss and Surgical co. may be purchsed at Tyrrel's drug Store. Asks rezoning of Orono area lands The Newcastle General Purpose Committee has recommended to council that the Planning staff process and report on a rezoning ap- plication by Mrs. M. Tamblyn that would create four building lots in part of lot 26, concession 5 in the former Township of Clarke. The application affects 2.2 hectare of land north-east of the Village of Orono. Horticultural News and Activities The Iovely rains have already improved our town gardens and the street plants are really growing. Our representatives to the Hor- ticulture Convention have returned home full of en- thusiam and new ideas! At the Convention we were amazed to hear of the new. underground (l mile) garden- ing going on in Sudbury. Delicious tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce etc. This really requires innovative ideas with the lighting, water supplies etc. but it can be done. The Laurentian University is really quite attractive, beautifully landscaped grounds, trees etc. excellent meals, many worthwhile speakers and topics and course a special visit "Science North", a very thrilling experience. Our new district director, Isabelle Challice was installed along with four other new directors, at the Convention. Our next big project is of course our Annual Strawberry and Salad Sup- per, next Wednesday night June 27 in the Orono United Church. Those attending the Con- vention from "Orono Socie- ty" - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harrison, Mrs. Doreen Lowery and Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice. 4th Annual Wannan Family Pienic Over 100 descendants of James Wannan, who came to Canada in the 1830's, gathered in the Orono Park for the fourth annual Wan- nan picnic on Sunday, June 10, 1984. Those honoured included Lloyd Wannan, Toronto, as the oldest gentleman; Jessie Wannan, Oshawa, and Mary Reeve, Willowdale, as oldest ladies; Kara Dell (daughter of John and Kathy Dell, Pon- typool) as youngest family member. Lawrence Wannan, Kitchener, received a special prize for travelling the fur- thest distance. Children's games were organized by Dennis Wannan, Oshawa. The Wannan, Bellamy, Henderson and Hooey families were all represented. As always it was a delightful day to have family members reunited. Orono Showcase Co-op Open weekends 983-5832 Sunday, June 24th is Decoration Day at the ORONO CEMETERY Durable Green Plastic 4 99 MEMORIAL VASES I9 Add your Iown garden flowers of choose from our selection of fresh cut Mums, Carnations, Sweet William Potted Planters $10.95 Preserve Pick of the Fruit Crops with lovely Rum Pots made in Germany. Available in 4L and 5L sizes NOW 15% OFF nhe Apple Blossom Shop Main Street, Orno Phone 983-5291 i