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Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, January 8, 1993 ~. 9 N SALLY STAPLE S S 1 associate broker *REIMAX CORNERSTONE REALTY LTD., REALTOR 983-61 81 or 623-6090 Orono Office Pager " Immaculate 3 + 2 bedroom bungalow, " Completely finished lower level -incarne potential. " Beautiful, like-new 16' x 32' in-ground pool. 1.75 acre wooded lot in the Village of Orono. Charming Century home, 4 bedrooms, main floor family room. *Huge principal roorns, 3 baths, lovely in-ground pool. [Places toG Bird Feeder Tour Where have the birds gone for the winter? Well, they're not all basking in the southern climes. In fact many of our feathered friends are spending these frigid months night here in Durham Region. For an introduction to these wînter residents, join CLOCA staff for a tour of the bird feeder trail in the Lynde Shores Conservation Area. (From Hwy. # 12, take Victoria Street west 2.5 km to theparking lot on the south side of the road,) Beginning at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 10, 1993, you'Ill have a FREE opportunity to Icarn about the birds' survival techniques as well as pick up some of.the mns and outs of attracting wildlife to your backyard. Staff will dîscuss bird feed, feeders and locations, and lead a tour with opportunîties to see different species of birds. CLOCA staff will w,-)ide bird seed so everyone will have a, chance ta feed the chickadees. So grab your binoculars, bundle up for the weather and corne out to enjoy some winter fun in your local conservation areas. For more information contact the Aulhority at (416) 579-0411. Epilepsy Durham monthly meeting Epilepsy Durham Region xill be holding its mnonthfly mneeting, Tuesday, January l'2th at 7:30 p.m.i at the Knsci enr, 0 * Beautifully renovated 3 bedroom bungalow. * 2 new baths, one with jacuzzi. * Huge village lot backing onto ravine. COMMERCIAL " Huge commercial building in excellent condition. " Includes roomy 2 bedroom living quarters with 6 appliances. " Presently operating as a restaurant - equipment included ... $125,000. " Excellent exposure - Main Street Orono Business Area. " Approximately 2000 sq. feet - storage space available. * Asking $700 per month. ) Tale s Told Twice January 1966 Work bas been underway the past two days installîng light standards at both the south and north entrances into Oroino. installation of underground cables bas also been undertaken in preparation to lighting the entrances into Orono. The Orono Chamnber of Commerce held their annual dinner meeting in the Oddfellows H4all on Monday evening with about forty present. The nomninating committee presented the following siate of officers which were elected to office. President - R.C. Forrester; Vice- President - H. Partner, Secretary,- R. Hazeldon; Treasurer - R. Dickson; Director - P.M. Lunn, G. Watson, Wm. Reid, Alf Johnson, J.C. Tamblyn, F.E. Lycett and Charles Armstrong. Winter sports are now in full operation at the Orono Rink. Public Skating is being held every Monday from 7 to 9; Saturday 7 ta 9 and Sunday afternoon 2:30 to 4:30. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McKenzie, Mr. Ian McKenzie of Kitchener, spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. A.F. McKenzie and Donald. Men often resent die fact that womnen of today are proving thecir ability in mnany of the occupations previously considered solely for women. Whether or not the memibers of the Orono Masonic Lodge were endravouring ta prove their colinery art beyond thiat of women is not known. if it was an ende2avour, ià back-fired. Heating a seldtin of pca> iin the oven provd fot te ting to do. The tin e'.iod -~an ~- cas were actions ta be- taken in an emergency. Everyone is welcome ta attend. Epilepsy Durham Region's office has moved to 209 Dundas St. E., Unit 409, Whitby, Ontario, LIN 2H9. This is a non-profit self- help group. Sleig-h Ride Ex press The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority Sleîgh Ride Express is about to'leave on another busy schedule for 1993. Horse-drawn sleigh rides will be operating at Heber Down Conservation Area on Sunday, January 17 and 24 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Ticket price is $1 .75/person/ride. SThe rides will start fromn the day-use area at Heber Down Conservation Area, NOT trom the winter parking lot. In the case of inadequate snow conditions, a wagon will be substituted or the rides cancelled. Please contact-the Bulletin Board on the day of the evpçnt at (416) 579-0411 for up-to-date information. Directions: From 'the intersection of Highway 12 and Taunton Road, go West. on Taunton to Country Laneý Road. North on Country Lane to the park entrance and continue north through the park ta the day-use parking area. For more intormiation contact the Auilhiýî*ty office at (416)l 579- 0411. Hope for Snow!! premnaturely s erved thro)ughiout the dining hall. On Friday, January 2lst the Orono Public School held their public speaking contest. The following winners will represept Orono Public. School at the Township Contest sponsored by the Durham County Teachers and Ratepayers Association. Michael Carman- senior division; Evelyn Brown -senior elementary division and Richard Bunting - junior division., The Orono Orphans in playing a game at the Orono rink on Wednesday night came up with a 3-2 decision over a team front the City of Peterborough. Dean West scored the opening goal, Junior West the second goal and Buck Cowle scored the winning goal. January 1956 Mrs. E. H. Samuel and daughter Lisa returned home after spending holidays wîth relatives in Toronto. Ice fishing came, up for discussion at the Orono Fish and Hunt Club meeting and the club will hold one if. not two expeditions to Lake Simcoe. Anyonnewishing to take part are asked to contact eîther Oerry Duvail or Wm. Grady. On Wednesday evening, January l8th, 1956, the Orono United Church Choir held their annual meeting in the basemient of the church, after the regular choir w practice. Officers were elected at this time - President, Stella Carsoni; Vice-President, W. Mitchell; Secretary-Treasurer, R. Sutton; Treasurer of Flower Fund, Mrs. M. Rickaby; Organist and Choir Leader, Mrs. Workman. A new hockey team is te go into action this week wîth the formation of the Orono Atom Hockey Team. This team will be made up of boys of ten years and under. Wayne Bailey and Malcolm McKenzie wlll bc looking after these boys. The regular a nnual meeting of lot holders of Orono Cemetery was held in the Town Hall, Orono at-2:30 p.m. Monday afternoon. Messrs. J. E. Armstrong, M.C. Hall and E.J. Hamm spoke regarding the condition of the old cemetery on Mill Street and suggested plans for having it cleaned up. A committee was formed to approach the township council to see if they would co- operate with the Cemetery Company in an effort to dlean up. the old cemetery. mai -ï Coil me to buy or sel. Orono and area's real estate rep. KRYSTYNA JONES Tel: 983-9782 Tel: 576-3111 GANARASKA LEATHERCRAFT AUTIIORIZED DEALER FOR: Tandy Craft - The Leather Factory glristol Leathers Phone ahead or by chance 3847 Wilcox Rd., ýOrono LOB 1 MO (416) 983-9540 LVISA