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mono Weekly Tlmes~ Wedt~oe4ay, Wêfi~y 17~ 1~9~ II Annual Beaver Swim-Up at Orono Park Kyle Secord was namned Beaver of the Year et the annual Swim-Up held at Orono Park on Monday. Kyle was the lone Beaver to join the Cub Pack this year. Jeff Hegarty was chosen as Cub of the Year for the second time. Tyler Ferguson joins Tim Hegarty as one of Orono's two Boy Scouts. Tim wiil be going to Pennsylvania to participate in a Scout exchange. Bowmanvilie Business and Professional Women's Club Monthly Meeting, The Bowmanville Business and Professional Womens Club held their regular monthly meeting on April 20th, 1995 at Port Darlington Marina with 13 members present. Fees for membership for 1995-1996 will remain the same as last year, $88.00 which includes the fée for the meeting room at -Port Darlington Marina. After May l8th, 1995, a penalty of $ 10.00 wil apply. In place of having a speaker, the members present discussed- the il resolutions being presented at the Provincial Conference at Niagara Falls on May 26-28, 1995, which some of our members will be attending. Sone of these resolutions deal with placing of voters lists, fundingfor shelters for battered women, disabled women, and low income families. Other resolutions deal with protection of files at rape crisis centres, protections fromn sexual predators, violence against women, pornography, samne sex benefits, commlion law relationships, day care and pay equity. The approved resolutions continued page 12 Monday night saw the Orono Beavers hold their annual swim up. Kyle Secord made the transition to Cubs, as well as being named Beaver of the Year. The local Scout population also dou bled, as cub, Tyler Ferguson moved up to the Scout organiz- ation. Special recogintion goes to Jeff Hegarty who recieved the Cub of the Year award. AIl three levels of the Scouts in Orono are in a desperate situation. Group Committee members are needed as well as leaders for ail three levels. Group Committee members are responsible for recruiting leaders and ensuring that the boys al have a place to meet. They act as helpers and guides for ail the volunteer leaders. Leaders are responsible to ensure that meetings are run smoothly and that the boys are well versed in Scouting. Prospective leaders are given courses to help themn learn what Scouting is about so that they can best help the boys. Uniforms are provided for themn by the Group Commituee. It would be a shame to sec Scouting cease to exist in Orono. The organization teaches young boys about nature and conser- vation as well as values. If anyone is interested about learning more about the organization or what would be required to become either a Group Committee member or a leader, please contact Marg Bradley at 983-5748. SUINSMAIX-RT At Mary Kay, weve got your SPF number. With a variety of formulas and SPF levels from 8 to 30. Cail me to select the Sun Manageme ntO Sun protection products that are right for you. 5LMARY KAV FACE-TO-FACE BEAUTY ADVICE- SALLY STAPLES Independent Beauty Consuftant (905) 983-6430 PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS In accordance with Section 9(5) of the Pounds Act, RSO 1990, Chapter P.1 7, notice is hereby given that one brown BiIly Goat, with horns, was found on lrwin Street, Orono, and has been impoundsd. f you are the owner please contact the undersigned. Dates of Publication: Wednesday, May 10, 17, 24, 1995 Arnot Wottsn, Poundkeeper Municipality of Cîarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanvilîe, Ontario Li C 3A6 Telephone: 623-3379 P.O. 57W03 THE CATERING CONNECTION SOCIIAL CATERERS ýb ~Our Speciafity. Family Style Roast Beef Dinner Weddings Anniversaries - Business Functions Hockey Basebali Bowling Banquets HOT - COLD - BUFFETS FRED, PATRICIA, RODNEY STORSBERGEN Box 416, Orono, Ont. LOB iMO 983-9679 Travel Talk% with Elizabeth Belanger-L ink lette r C TC THE MANY FACES 0F ISRAEL lsrael is a country of many contrasts, from the beautiful beaches of Eilat in the south to the historical city of Jerusalem, and everything in between. On a recent trip to the country I was amazed to ses what has been dons in a few short ysars to this country they refer to as lsrael. Modern irrigation systems lail in the shadow of the Roman viaduct. Many people think of Israel as a place as pilgrimage, and of course that is what it has been known as for many years. But now you can ses lsraels many faces in many different ways, there are ot course coach tours, but because the whole country is smaller than Prince Edward Island, try a fly/drive trying out some of the kibbutz hotel accommodation. Jeep safaris are a fun and different way of seeing the countryside, you can even taesa camel ride. The historical and religious face of Israel are everywhere, but no where more apparent than in Jerusalem, where East meets West in the Doms of The Rock, the revered Western Wall and the Church of the HoIy Sepuichre. The old cities are asyou would expect with cobblsstones and brick arches and the shop keepers love to barter with you, but be surs you tate along American money. The face of contemporary lsrael shines upon glorious beaches, sophisticated cities, crowds in gleaming mails and on the seafront promenades. This is the trip of a lufe time, enjoy evevy minutes of it. Remember when you think of Travel, Think of BLESSINGS M TRVEL CENTRE Vanstone Mill 623-0005 Tee uChl Ask your provincial candidate to support a faim shame for Durham. 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