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14-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 12, 1991 BUi Bramah'ts Gnta,4o "The Future Starts H-ere" Sports News Thie Carke High School Senior Girls Soccer team completed a very successful season for d'e past 1991 spring session. Clarke went undefeated in league play, they won the ensuing league playoffs 2- 0 -in the finals against Port Hope. I d'e Kawartba Championships Clarke defeated L.E Weldon of Lindsay before losing a tough ganse against Crestwood S.S. of Peterborough. Clarke advanced to the Central Ontario Championships by virtue of d'eir second place finish. At the recent C.O.S.S.A. chanionsbips Clarke defeated Moira S.S. of Belleville 2-1 in overtirne on d'e strengd' of Megan Davies two goals from free kicks and the outstanding goaltending of Liz Oxenham. Again in the cbampionship game Carke lost to avery tougb Crestwood teans wbo were eventual Bronze medalist la the Ontario championships and were very satisfied la claiming the silver medal and bragging rights July 1943 The Durham County Farmer's Picnic will be beld in Orono Community Park on Wednesday, July 14d'. The Hon. John Bracken, leader of d'e Dominion Progressive - conservative Party will be the guest speaker. Congratulations to Miss Barbara Rolpb who was successfui in passing her Grade 2 Musical Theory examination of d'e Toronto Conservatory of Music held la the Oshawa Collegiate. Miss June Gray, Newcastle, celebrated her birthday last Saturday night wid' a weiner roast on d'e beach. Ahl voted it a huge success. Mr. and Ms. R. J. Hancock and family, Toronto, are spending this week wid' d'e former's parents, Mr. and Mýrs. Egerton Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Broome and family, Toronto, have returned to their home after visiting the, former's mother, Mrs. C. G. Armstrong, also witb Mrs. Davey of Leskard. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cantreil and' family, Mrs. Pbasey and family, Beverly Payne and Joyce Tennant are spending a vacation at Mr. J. Morris' summer cottage at Bewdley. John Lowery of Canada's Armed Forces, Eastern Canada, is home on farm furlougb. The Kendal Fife and Druns Band- beaded the parade of Darlington District LOIL. bred'ren to churcb at Biackstock on Sunday evening last. On Saturday evening, July 3rd, about forty mnembers of the Women's Institute gatbered at the home of Mr. R. Rosborough to honour Mr. and Mrs. Rosborough and Marilyn, who have departed for Niagara Falls; also Mrs, Dean Carscadden, who is going to Clarke High News d'e cdaim of being d'e second best team in Central Ontario. Team players included captains Tina Milîson and Kendal Eady, Candace Vey, Denise Bugden, Tamni Osmond and Cindy Tamrblyn who will be graduating d'his year., Retumning players include MNV.P. Megan Davies, Judy De Vries, Carnie Farrow, Danielle Donald, Lisa Parks, Shelley Nowak, Kelly Hlentig, Karen Jury, Liz Oxenhans and Melissa Blight (winner of d'e Coaches Award for dedication, entbusiasm, ability of play and contribution to d'e tearn). Considering Clarke Higb School is a scbool of 490 students competing against schools 2 or 3 times their size they bad a phenomenal success rate and were wid'in one tean of advancing to the Ontario Cbampionships. Clarke looks forward to a very competitive season next year. Ceming Events June 14 - Last Day of Classes June 17 -Exans Begin! June 28 - Report Card Pick Up Betweeni 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p-m. Westen Canada la a few weeks to ber new home in Winnipeg wîth ber son, Corporal Gordon Carscadden. Mr. O. W. Rolph is berewith sending out bis second cal for d'e wire stretclies bie lent te some person a long time ago. Will the person wbo bas d'emn kindly retumn same at once as d'ey are needed. Mr. Percy Lunn bas purchased a boat wicb bie will use on bis fisbing trips. A meeting of d'e Orono Fisbi and Hunt Club was held in Kumrite Apartments, wben Dr. McKenzie, wid' bis moving picture machine, showed pictures of beautiful lakes la d'e nord'emn part of d'e country. Tamblyn - Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Tamnblyn (nee Hilda Rowland), Orono, are happy to announce d'e birtb of a son, Charles Ross a brother for William John, in Bowmanville Hospital on Tuesday, July 27tb, 1943. JuIy 1953 Chicken pox and measetshave been visiting our community and we are giad to report tbey have gone away again. Cubs Alyex Green, Peter Loucks, Glen Grant and Gary Tbompson spent the weekend camping at Camp Samac, Oshawa. Mr. Jack Rutherford of Coîbourne is taking Mr. Bob Goodes' position in the Orono Brancb of d'e Canadian Bank of Commerce. Bob- is being tranisferred to Wbitby. On Monday evening of this week the Orono Public Scbool Trustees met at thie scbool house for d'e purpose of opening tenders for tle wiring of the scbool. The tender of d'e Orono Eleciie, Orono was accepted wid' a total contract price of $3,5611.00. An expeniditure of $210.00 was aso approved fOr Just the other day 1 met my first Private Eye. For sol-ne reason Ive neyer bad the 0pportunity to actually meet a bonie fide Private Investigator. My experience bas been limited to fictidflal-characters like San Spade or Mike Hamnmer. They always s(-emT to have cluttered-cubby hole offices in the seedy section of sonie big city and are raostly raffish-laoking types. Theprie r met didn' t fit the mould at ail. Oh, hie was rougli and tough al right. He'd been aroùnd. He'd been a P.I. for 40 years. 1'd seen it ail. But his lifestyle was totally dîfferenit from the u5ual movie or T.V. personalities yoki see. In the first place, lhe lives in a comifortable home ln the village of Southampton on the ghores of Lake Huron, and his office is in bis luxuriously furnislled den. His namne is Douglas Hopkinsofl. He's a tail, distinguished i0<dking man. On top of that, be's noW 70 years of age, whîch makes 'him Canada's oldest still-practinlfg Private Investigator! He cails his Compan"y Voyageur Investigations and lias 36 agents scattered across the counitry. Al are experienced la vriOus types Of lavestigative work. But these days Doug and bis crew are concentrating on what be calis biological Research Investigations. That lavolves nracing bird' mothers of those who were adopted, finding lost loves or jnvestigatiflg "Mysterious disappeâTances". Itles time-consuminig work. Doug uses computers, a fax machine and is frequently getting phone cails, Or making tbemn to fara)way places. He says Biological reseurch is mostly just constant intensivc digging. I wasn't always that way. Scattered around the den are relics of his razzie dazzle days when be Donation should be acceptable Northumberland MPP, Christine Stewart, has given a boost to the campaign by Deputy Reeve Harold Stevens to set up a systemn to ailow public donation-rs, to a municipality for public events. Stewart states thit donations to support such things as Canada Day activities, can be ta>x deductible and that somne munïipalities as Cobourg and Godôrich issue tax receipts for income tax purposes. the sanding of the first floor of the build ing and also the steps. This work is being done by the caretaker, Mr. Win. Mitchell. A weiner roast Was enjoyed by the Kendai Sunday School c hildren, parents and friends at the back of McLeans, school on Monday night. The Women's Institute are sponsoring a trip to Cobourg on Friday, July l7tb, the bus will leave d'e Orono Town Hall at 1:00 p.m. The fare will be $.75 each. Everyone is welcome. On Sunday, July l2th, The Loyal Orange Lodge of Clarke will hold their annual Churcb Parade at Kirby United Church. Headed by Kendal Flute Band. The Church Service is at 3 p.m. July lst provided plenty of entertainment in Orono. The evenîng before Graydon Sheldon with bis band of radio fame in Peterborough opened d'e festivities in d'e Township Hall in Orono. was a gumnshoe in the city. There's- a periscope, a white cane, bugging equîpment and a mannequin he calis "Doris". Thie mannequin camne in handy whien he was tailing someone. "A man sitting in a parked car wid' his girlfriend looks a lot less suspicious d'an somnebody sitting there by himself,," he laughs. "In n'y timie, 1 guess 1 planted about 500 bugs, but wben d'e Privacy Act came in, they went around collecting iistening devices from investigators." Doug can tell you long stories from his career d'at would make your balr stand on end. 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