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TimsWëd"nsdy,:*Nvember 13i19) 7777777 Deadline for Service Directory Friday Noon Tel. 983-5301 SERVICt; D:'RE ...... ......... . .. ..... . ................. .. The Shop APPLE BLOSSOM W4e Dan7 Just Spedaahze" ve 'Make Evefy Order Speciar Main Street, Orono 983-9155 We Deliver Newtonvulie, Pontypool, Oshawa and Places ln-Between "Haîr WIth Flair" For LADIES and GENTS Main Street, Orono 983-5333 Orono Electric L d. ELECTRlCAL APPLI1ANCES COLOUR TVs - HI-Fis Sales and Service H-tpoiint R.C.A. White Westinghouse Frigidare.- Whirlpool Wood's Freezers Marlaic Chef -Hoover 983-518 PATRICK G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5George Street, Bowmanville, Ontario 623-4473 Jo-Elen Sportswear & Gifts Suppliers of Teams, Schools & Clubs Corporate Gift Packages 623-8161 Wayne Aasen FOR-NIK Auto Body and Collision Quaiity Body Work and Refinishiflg INSU RANCE CLAIMS FREE ESTIMATES R.R. 3 Newcastle, Ont. Phone 987-5071 FLOWVERS PLUS FLOWERS GIETS and CRAFTS 46 King Street East Newcastle, Ontario Betty Lycetït 983-5908f Wilda Middieton GRUNDY'S Country Upholstery Quality Wark In Upholstery R.R. 2 Orono, Ont. 983.9874 Bryon Grundy ALL STEEL BUILDING Factory Clearance 21'x24', 3O0xO', 40'x75', 50'xlOO, 60xlWO, 75'x150Y We can erect or deliver to site Supply is Llmlted Please Cali 983-5872 or Fax 983-8179 Thank Offering Service Sun., November 17 7:30 p.m. Pontypool United Church Special Guest Alan Doerksen & Friends (Puppets) Reception to Follow 13,ac OPEN HOUSE The family of Mrs. Annie McNally (Cornish) invite you to join them ini celebrating her 9Oth Birthday at an Open House in the Main Hall of the Orono Unjited Church from 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. on Saturday, November 23, 1991. Best Wishes Only. 13.20 ap Xmas wrapping paper, wooden picture frames, and more. Available at wholesale prices. Cail 983-8162. 6,13, ac The Side Street Cafe King & Beaver Streets Behind Laundromnat Newcastle Village 987-4222 Barina Homne Check Vacation Home Checkinq Let us make your home look lived in WVeddiing Day Gift Sitting Reliable Referenices BONDED Barb Shetier-Ina COa NE WTON VILLE (416) 786-2996 MaeGREGOR Auction Service Estates, Consignments, Households Bankruptcies. Farms Sold at your location ot at ours Storage & Trucklng Cali for a Free Confidentiai Consultation M. MacGregor 416-987-5402 Junior West 416-983-5556 Clarke-Newcastle Progressive Conservative Assocociation Annual Meeting and Pot Luck Supper Fri., November 29th 6:00 p.m. (Hot Main Dish or Salad or Dessert) at Newcastle United Church Guest Speaker Ross Stevenson M.P. 13,20,27 ac Heather Social Club BAZAAR and TEA Sat., December 7 S 2 p.m. Oddfellow and Rebekah Haill 13,ac Corne Play and Dance with the Orono Old Time Fiddle Club Newcastle Community Hall Wed., November 20 Admission $2.00 For details phone 983-5188 SIDES 0F BEEF- $1.90 lb. Custom eut, wrapped, frozen. Govemnment Inspected.< Beef aged 21 days. Also fronts and Hinds av ailable. CARTWRIGHT FARMS 983-9471 6,13, epo 3-1/2 year old Bay Quarter horse, rides and drives, 983- 5926. 13,20, cpn 1979 Monte Carlo Landau, excellent condition, certified. Best Offer. Phone 983-5322. 13,20,epn One white glove on Halloween night on Leskard Road. If found please phone 983-9347. 13,ap One Sun Ice Ski Jacket, purple m'ith turquoise and fluorescent red trimn. Please caîl 983-5348. Please return the jacket, no questions asked. 13,ap Air Canada flight bag, navy blue, label removed, containing Grade 1 2 school books, and notes. Desperately Needed. Caîl 983-5348, no questions asked. 13,ap Apartment for Rent " Av ailable December 1 " Street-level, 5298 Main StI, Orono " tastefully Decorated " Ideal for a single person or a couple " For Viewing Cail 983-9279 Apartrnent for rent. Available December 1, street-level downtown Orono. Tastefully decorated, ideal for a single person or a couple. For viewing eall 983-9279. 6,13 ap Found October 3th, gentle gray/white maie kitten, 6 months old, Best Road and 7th Conc. area. If owner or willing to adopt please cail 983 -5249. 6,13 cpn The Smuk family would like to give special thanks to our neighbours on the 6th Line, for their help and support in our trne of need. 13,ap Hydro Update Ontarians achieve big electricity savîng, Prelîminary figures show Ontarians reduced their demand for electricity in lte first nine months of 1991 by enough to meet the needs of a community the size of Sudbury. 1Total savings to the end of September are estimated at 170 megawatts, somewhat higher than Sudbury's average peak demand. The largest savings have been in lightîng, at 33 MW. Savings occur when Ontarians replace a light- bulb, a motor, or some other electrical device with one that STAFFO ËD MONUMENTS 143 King St. E. Bowmanvillé, Ont. Phone 623-ý8150 OUT OF TOWN CALLTOLLFREE GRANITE MONUMENTS 1 MARKERSand CEMETERY LETTERING PRIVATE HOME or SHOWROOM APPOINTIVIENTS AVAILABLE SERVING ALL FAITHS REFERENCES AVAILABLE ON REOUEST After Hours' Cali Oshaw 579-1116 requires less electrîcity, or when they, insulate, weatherstrip or take soute oth er action that reduces electricity demand. Customer action, is one of three influences on demand, the other two being the weather and econornic activity. 'Hey neighbor' covers 40 products The 'Hey Neighbor, Be a Power Saver" camnpaign was launched in September, as part of Ontario Hydro's continuing efforts to malce it easy for people to cut down on their use of electricity. Flyers announcing discounts on 40 different energy-saving products for the home were distributed to more dma 3.5 million homes. Discounts were available in more than 2,300 stores across Ontario to the end of October. Hydro hopes customer participation in "Hey Neighbor" alone was highi eniough to shave to three megawatts off demiand. This would equal the needs of a commrunity of 1,000 to 2,000. Consumption down slightly Electricity consumption in September was just over 10.4 million megawatt-hours , up 3.3% over September 1990. Total for the year to September 30 is just over 102 million MWHrs., about 0.2 per cent below last year's, total for the same period. Wjtclien Corn--4er Pork Tenderloin with Cider-Glazed Carrots For an elegant yet no fuss dinner, try this appetizing dish, of sweet carrots and tender pork medallions. Heat oil in wîde frying pan over medium heat. Meanwhile, sprinkle tenderloins wi th rosemary, thyme, and pepper, pressing into meat to evenly coat. Add to bot oil and cx c-nly and lightly brown pork, turning often, about 9 minutes. Meanwhile, peel canrots and slice lengthwise into sixths, or eighths if large; cut into 1-1/2 inch pieces. Push tenderloins to side of pani and stir to loosen browned bits from bottomn. Spread canrots out in pan. Place pork on top of canrots and pour'cider over ahl. Cover and cook over medium heat tuming meat at least once, for 10 to 12 minutes or until meat thermometer registers 160-170 degrees F. and meat feels springy to the touch. Remnove tenderloins to cutting board and cover to keep warmi. Turn heat, to medium high and boil juice, stirring frequently, until canrots are tendler and most of the liquîd lhas evaporated. Thien stir in sherry, if ,isiiýg. Or taste and stir in 1 to 2 tbsp sugar as needed. Tumr into center of platter. Slice pork into medallions and arrange around canrots. Serves 4. 2 tbsp olive oil 2 pork tenderloins (3/4 lb each) 1 tsp crushed dried rosemary 1/2 tsp dried leaf thyme 1/4 tsp pepper 6 carrots 1 cup apple cider or juice 2 tbsp sherry or brown sugar C.D.A. (1988) DECORATIVE ART STUDIO (416) 983-5312 Comiplete Line of Folk Art Supplies and Classes