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ntique Doildisplay ai' Orono Showcase 1 he antique doîl display teresting evenrt fori the being hetd this we ek-end, Fn- is aIse being hield in conjunc- which will be oni exhibit at the Showcase and fetuires manyv day evening, Staurday and tien with he show. Orono Showcase this wveek- dolîs from the collection of Sunday. There is a draw for a band- end should bring back eileen Stevens of Orono. The show features a wide carved walnut table and ani memnories foir many and as There is a modest charge of variety of local works antique reproductioni lamip. well peinit te ani era remote te $1.00 te view the exhibit. suitable for Christmas gifts Plan te attend both the others. As well the annual Town and decorations,. A bake sale delI show and the craft sale. The display is a most ini- Hall Christmas Craft Show is iMUSIC TO ENJOY There are ail forms of music to enjoy in this werld and if speaking of traditional music it would range from folk, to western and country, big band sounds, rock and roll and of course opera, In the majority of cases it could be of instrumental or vocal. But the untraditional has as many avenues as the tradi- tional, if not more. The song of birds would be included with miany other sounds of nature and, yes, even a well oiued printing press fits into a rhythm of its own and a type of music to its operators sense of sounid. This could also be true of thec famiily automobile or the farmier's tractor. What lias caught our ear of late and one we certainly are enjoying is the sounids of a youngster, some four mnonths of age, finding out that, yes, he can make sounds. With a little encouragement he tries harder te develop that new found sense of being able te make sounds.. Recycling In Durham Region (Continued from page 1) The Town of Newcastle council in calling for tenders for garbage pick-up in Orono and Newcastle Villages is hopeful of having recycling programs instituted in the two centres. The tenders are being calI- ed recognizing the fact that recycling could be extended to these areas. 'ýnders will be operied time in December. I uhmRec' lingÏ- Centre aIseo has entered sorne rural trCas With their program of' Billy, our-grandson, is ne different than any e ther grandson but that he is at the house for the noontimne din- ner affords us the opportuni- ty te enjey his new-found trait. The sounds are certain- ly one of contentment and for our ear it is comforting and homey and certainly looked for when we open the door at neoon-time. In writing this article we have become aware that there are other sounds we enjoy and 1 suppose could say they aise are 'musie' te our ear. The hum of background conversation in a -crowded restaurant with the soft dlat- ter of dishes and utensils comne te mind as a comforting sound. This can ne doubt be repeated in other sucli places under similar circumistances. ln the meantîmne we will en- joy the sounids of young Bill because net doubt it will be short lived and 1 can still remnember preblemrs with the next stage, crawling. Indian Summer To FoIIow? For anyone who travelled north of the Village on Sun- day or Monday there was a treat in store designed by nature. Bill Bunting and 1 were making but one more trip to Garden Hill pond te see what ducks and geese may bc mak- ing use cf the facility. Driving along the Regional Road east cf Kirby we were treated witlW one cf nature's splendours when on the hilI tops the trees and grasses were cevered by a ceating of sparkling ice. It would appear that the cleuds had, during the niglit, been quite low te the greund and in fact covered the hilI tops resulting in the icing cf the trees. It was a spectacular siglit and did' Plan events for Histlorical Society The Executive of the Socie- ty met at the home of Past President Lynn Lovekin on October 2lst te plan the 85-96 programme. The first event will be held on Menday the 18th of November at 7:30 p.mn. in the Centennial Room, Newcastle Comnmuni- ty Hall when the speaker will be Gail Sutherland of the Oshawva Mormion Churcli. The Mormons, or the Church of the Latter Day Saints as they are called are intensely înterested in geneological matters and have extensive information available on "family trees"' of great assistance te anyone who wishes te check eut his or lier ancoe.Gail is aIse a mnember of the Whitby Gecneologîcal Society and will speak on the information available te the public. On a more local basis the society wýould like te remind everyone that, there are still some reprints of Prof. John Squair's book on the Townships 1'Darlingt on and Clarke available and if your interests run te local histery, this 600 page text is an ex- cellent source wherein you contrast with the low lying areas which were untouched by this phenemenon of nature. Net only were we treated with this but following our visit te the pond we travelled a concession north for a bike thro ugh one cof the forest trails. It was here we saw the perfect picture, for a Christmas card. A wild crab apple tree, set off by itself, symmetrical in ferm, loaded with an abun- dance cf small red apples and sparkling with an even coating cf clear ice. This pic- ture was worth the hike itself. In closing we will pass along this bit cf prophecy previded by beth BIll Bunting and Mayor Rickard on Sun- day. We are seen te enjoy that annual treat cf "lndian Summer". can tracespecitic -people an d the general history of the area. They make excellent Christmas gifts. These may be obtained fromn Lynn Lovekin, in Newcastle 987-4897 or Mrs. Mahel Goode of Orono 983-5514. The public is welcomne te attend the November I 8th meeting free of charge. Come and meet the members of your local Historical Society. PLUMP CHIOK2 neE N LEGS Part -Backs Attached kg 1.96 ib. m89 Facial Tissue ROYALE! Package of 100 M89 Store Sliced MAPLE LEAF Pastromiî Eyes 100 g A .99 lb.4u9 OronioWek- Timves, Wednesday, ~o le 13, 1985-3 Gaé-ýnaýrqasaka hire new Authority manager Thirty year old Heatheri dent oelIBelleville and holds Rutherford has been ap- an honours bachielor degree pointed general manager and in science from the University secret ary-treasuLirer of the of Guelph. yanaraska Region Conserva- She is aIse a graduate of ion Authority replacing Mr. the ministry of natural Deug Palmer who previously resources Ontario Trapper's held the position. education course and lias Heather Rutherford was completed two accredited he unanimous choice of a courses of the Registered Ini- six-memnber panel of the dustrial Accountant's pro- Ganaraska and will com- mence with the Authority at the end of the month. The new general manager has held the samte position with the Prince Edward Regional Conservation Authority. Heather Rutherford was chosen from 53 applicants for the position and was one of six on a short list preseited to the Authority panel. The new appointee is a resi- PSPt fçape for XCountry Skiîng The Ganaraska Region Coniservation Authority lias increased charges for the uise of tr-ails at the Forest Centre for Cross Country skiing. The annual pass for the trails at the centre have been increased te $35 .00 from the former S25.00. Indi\ idual uisers will rrow be charged $3.00 instead of the former charge of $3.00 per car and $1.00 ever five in the car. Prices at the canteen are te be increased by 20 percent. Thle Autlierity has set a budget for the operatien of the centre at $21,722 which allows f'or the preparation of the trails, trail maintenance, canteen supplies and other M operating expenses.0 grain. As chef administrative of- ficer she will report directly to the chairman of the Authorîty and the full authority and is responsible for direction of all employees. 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