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m ~Orono We.%yIeWdeaPb~ o ~3 REIMAX OORNERSTONE, REALTY LTD., REALTOR or 623-6000 (Continued from page 12) raspb&iFy and green applc. To make votive cand les, wax is scooped up and poured into a trough. It flows like a bobbling brook into small containers embedded in the trough. Votive candle-s have roots in deep meýdie-val times and you may have seen them in some churches. T cre5ate pillar candles, the wax is, poured into special m-oulds, Some of the candles are about two feet high and will hum for four hundred hours. But I found the process of making taper candies, the ones more familiar to us, thec most drarnatic oftah. Wicks are sLtung betwcee nmetlal rings. After that, theyre hung on taper dipping carrousel. There are about twenty units that look ike bird cages and they go round and round, up and downi, being dpe in wax, After thirty cips for colour and two for fragrance. they become the finished producis. 14 eichiýfij can ttrn out five ýthdusaild candies a day. If they wentinto automation they could do far better than that. But Bob and Barb prefer to keep it simple andretain the romance of the old ways. .Theyre right too. With the hassies of big business, they might find themselves burning the candies at both ends. Besides, visitors love the place the way it is, and 1 notice that over in thue retail section, -sales will hurn brightly. C%%edar VaIIey Resort SEASONAL TRAILER CAMPING BEAUTIFUL $912 - 1993/94 7 km. east of Orono/Hwy. 115 on Conc. Une 5 1-416-786-2562 The Orono Orphans Hockey Club held a dinner banquet on Thursday evening of last we-ek. The banquet was held in the Orono Restaurant with players of the team), directors and management prescrnt. Married recently in Newtonville Church were Mr. and Mrs. Carman Cornish. The bride, the former Miss Fae Jones, is the daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones of Newtonville and the bridegroom, the son of Mrs. J. J. Cornish and the late John J. Cornish. The Oronio Red Cross held the graduation exercises f'or the Nursing Class on Wednesday evening of last week la the Sunday School Auditorium of the Orono United Church. Twenty-two were present te receive their pins and certificates. The presentations were made by Mrs. W. E. Armstrong, presidenit of the local Association. Work is sooni to commence on ihe beautification of the corner Of Station Street and Cobbledick Street at Highway 115. This work is being jointly sponsored by the Orono Horticultural Society and the Orono Police Trustees. The Orono Fish and Huint Club are spo)nsoring a Dance and Draw to bc held in the Oronoi Oddfl'lows Hall on Friday evening, April 27th.ý Valerie Mercer, daughter of Mr, -and Mrs. Bruce- Mercer, entertaiedCL a numlber of liittle friends mt a birthday party on Wzdnesday aitemoon. This Friday evening ffic Village of Orono is 10 be one packcd with many forms of enturtainmnent. The- Orono Amateur Athletic Association and the Orono Figure Skating Club are sponsoring their Auction Sale of items at the Orono Municipal Bildinig commencing ai eighit o'clock. Anyone having - any items for the sale can contact Mrs. Rutherford, phone 14010 Orono. The Orono Fish and Hunt Club are holding their dance, and draw on Friday niight in the Oddfellows Hall. The Orono Women's Christian Temperance Union hold their Gold Medal contest in the Sunday School Auditorium of die Orono United Church. Here youngsters of the area will compete for top honours in public speaking. Lunch is being served after the contest. The fourtli item, on the agenda for Friday night takes place in the Township Hall, Orono, where the Junior Farmners are presenting a Variety Night. April 196 Thefîs and break-mns are becoming prevalent in the Village during the past year. The mrost recent break-mp was recorded at the Orono Uited Church. The Clarke Township Public School Area Board at their regular meeting on Monday were informecd that attendance in the area schools now total"e 751. Twenty-one mîefliibers of the Orono Chamber of Cý)mmerce met on Monday eveaing when correspondence, avd committee reports were reý1eîved. The Chamber, is again Wt., sponsor the annual fireworks di ' play on May 23rd arid uare hopeful of ~bann additional entertai,înrnLft for the evening. The first monthly draw of the 200 club for $100,00 was held with the winnier belpg Mr. Doug Powell. Mr. R. Dilgkson of the Finance Committee reported that 158 of the 200 ticets had been sold. The sale of tickets will continue for one mofe month at a cost of $17.00 instead of $ 19.00. Pupils of Enterprise School were most successful in the recent Music Festival held in Peterborough recently. The school won first prize in the triple duet and also third prize in the Unison Chorus for one-room schools. Th e signs of Spring include the annual deluge of grass fires and this year is no exception. Since last Friday the local fire deýpartmnent has had e total of sixt caJis, all resulting from grass fires. The calîs were from Newtonville twice, Shiloh Church, Tim's Inn, Coach & Four, G. Rekkers on Milîson 1Hl1 Drive. The Orono junior Girls Sofibail team is in need of a manager and coach this year. This group of girls have played in a local league for a numober of years and have won the Championship over the past two yearis. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. 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