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Nearly New Table display 50+ Movin' and Groovin' in Orono The winter session of Line Dancing in Orono starts on January 9th for a period of 12 weeks. l6th was Neta Ransberry. The food gathered at the Men's Turkey Supper and the money they have donated, wil be given to Kirby Centennial School for distribution. The Members of Kendal Lodges wish to express their sorrow in the recent death of Clarence Allins granddaughter and the death of Reg. Elliotts brother Alfred. The Orono Heather Rebekah attendance and sales registering interest to most and was well Lodge held their annual Bazaar above that of last year at ail scrutinized as noted by the above and Tea on Satuiday aftemoon of tables. group. last week with an excellent The Nearly New Table was of As no doubt you are well aware that for the past two years there bas been an effort on the part of Bill Bunting and myself that hie should reach bis three hundredth bird species sigbting. It was beginning to look as if it would neyer happen even though there was a concerted effort following reports of the sighting of wild turkeys along the seventh line of Clarke. The wild turkey bas been an elusive bird as far as Bill bas been concerned and many trips were made out in the country Iast year as well as this year with no results. But as of late a number of reports kept coming in that a flock of wild turkeys were constantly being seen along the seventh line of*Clarke. This called for Sunday trips and as well midweek trips for Bil. A week ago last Tuesday we received a 9 a.m. cail at the office that wild turkeys were la the field south of the seventh at dhe gate to the DeCosta farin. On calling the Bunting home we learned that Bill was patrolling the seventh but we knew that he would be a balf mile east of the site and would have bis eye on the north side of the road where the turkeys had been noted a number of times, Sure enough that was the case and the turkeys were once more elusive. At this point in time Mary Bunting decided it was time that she took part la this adventure of sorts and put everything on track. .So with Bill the twvo made off for the seventh on Thursday and within a few minutes of arriving at the DeCosta gate the flock of over twenty turkeys were sighted. Leave it to a woman to get things straighten out and even things put in order. When Bll now tels about the find and the sighting there is a lack of excîtement. The challenge of the 300th is over and we didn't even pop the cork on a bottle of wine. Just too old for that kind of excitement! Brighton trustee, chair Willsher appointed, vice A trustee from the Brighton area, was acclaîmed as chairperson of the Northumberland/Clarington Board of Education at the inaugural meeting on December Ilst Diana Stewart, a trustee with the board for the past nine years, moves into the position as chairperson. It is not a new position for the Brighton trustee having been chairperson la 1989 and 1990. She bas been vice-chair in both 1993 and 1994. Stewart says the comlag year will be a year of great ch ange because of two major provincial reports which are to be released - the Royal Commission On Learning andi the Fair Tax commission. She said."no matter what comes out in the reports, it's golag to mean profound changes for the boards of education and we bave to be ready". She noted that for the first time in fourteen years the board bas a majority of new members. Clarke area trustee Bob Willsher and Campbellford Kendal Hall News by Phyllis Lowery On Thursday, December I st, the members of Brooks Memorial Junior Lodge held an open house for all members, parents and other members of the Orange Family.At thisrmeeting they held the draw for a Bar, the winner of this was Lena P ollock. The Juniors are trying to raise money. to defray the cost of their trip to Ireland this coming July. The Men's Lodge will be holding their meeting on Wednesday, December 7th and the Ladies Lodge will be holding their annual Christmas supper followed by a Social meeting on Thursday, December 8th. The regular card party was held on Friday, December 2nd with 8-1/2 tables in play. High score was- taken by Diane Polley with 93, second high Charlie Campbell with 83, third high, Dean Polley with 82 and fourth high Myrtie Gibson with 8 1. Thbe draw was won by Art Bedwin, draw for free admission to next card party on Friday, December trustee Karen McLeod were both nominated for the position of vice-president. Bob Willsher was elected to the position. MW. Willsher is in bis second term with the board and has, in the past, served as chairman. He has recently served as chairperson of the personnel committee When nominating him, trustee Mike Slocombe cited his "compassion and professional- ism." Eight of the 15 board members are new members. 0f the eight three are from Clarington, Rona Formosa, Ward 1; Gail Syme, Ward 2 and Beverley Wakefield, Ward 3. Port Hope and Hlope Township elected two new trustees; Margaret Connor and Catherine Tozer. The event is held each Monday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the basement of the Orono United Church. Similar classes are also being held in Newcastle Village on Fridays from 9:-30 to 10:30 a.m. Ail classes are to register Friday, January 6th from 9 a.m. tilt 4 p.m. at the Community Care office, 98 King Street West, Bowmanville. Further information cail Community Care 623-2261 or Mary Lane 623- 9732. "Tis the Seasor to .qBe -kaiftfiy'1 Give a gift of good health and cheer G4ft Certificates Avallable for REFLEXOLOGY and AROMATHERAPY TREATMENTS THE NATURAL NUT 5925 Main Street North, Orono 983-8162 Also avaible ... Vitamins. Nutrittonal Supplements. Herbai Preparations, Homeopathics. Aromatherapy Oils anti Related Gifts, Glft Baskets andi Care Packages PLease cati Sandra Topper - Certifieti Reflexologist & f f fAromatherapist . . . . .. . . FOREVER Antiques and Collectables 108 King St. E., Bowmanville (across from Legion) Hours: Tuesdlay - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ........... -