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Wednesday, November 14, 2012 1937 - 2012 · Celebrating 75 Years Orono Weekly Times - 5 Looking Back... Gleaned from past editions of the Orono Weekly Times December 12 in the form of "The Price is Right" program, being held in the Town Hall at 1:30 PM. Prizes galore and a grand prize for the winning contestant selected from the audience. Admission is Free. The fun is here. 25 Years Ago... A list of activities start in Orono this weekend with the annual Christmas Craft Show and Sale, November 13 to 15. Following on Tuesday, November 17 a debate will be held on the future of Rural Post Offices. The meeting is held in the Oddfellow's Hall starting 7:30 PM. The Lighting of Christmas comes to the fore on Thursday, November 26th with activities taking place downtown at 6:30 PM. A new venture hits the Village on Saturday 50 Years Ago.... Orono artist David Trotter's Acrylic on leather sculpture called "Stars Stall" was selected for the Mayor's award at the VisualArts Centre, Juried Arts Show onOctober 28th. The show runs until Sunday, November 18th. The Orono Park Board held their final meeting of the year on Tuesday evening with five members of the Board in attendance, A.E. West, J. Stone, S.B. Rutherford, H.M. Mercer and Miss A. Cuttell Mr. Stone reported that a plastic covering had been purchased to cover the filtration plant. He also reported that winterizing the pool has also been completed. A committee of Miss Alma Cuttell and Mr. S.B. Rutherford was appointed to investigate the possibility of obtaining more property for the park. It was pointed out that cleaning up of new property could be done under the winter work incentive plan. A delegation of Messrs. Roy Forrester and Wm. Turansky of Kendal met with the Orono Park Board seeking information on the operation of the Orono Park under the Community Centres Act. It was stated that the deed for the Jackson Park in Kendal was held by the Township of Clarke and consideration is being given to bring it under the Community Centres Act. LOOKING BACK see page 6