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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES Local News RESULT OF P. S. CHIL- DREN AT FESTIVAL Mrs. OL A. Brown and son, George were in Fenelon Falls on Wednesday looking over the house they have rented, Mrs, (Dr.) Manning and Mrs. Ctiids. Knox entertained at bridge at the home of /Mrs. Manning on Wednesday evening. The prize win- ners were: High score, Mrs. W. E. Armstrong ; lucky score, , Mrs. Mate Donald; eonsoiln trois-, Mrs. J, 0. Gamey, Clarke United Eootibal. Club will hold Ian, organization meeting in W. J. Ri-dddlfs barber shop on Friday night, May 6th, at'8 o’clock, for the purpose of organizing the club ami bdldling ttfhe election of officers. A full attendance of players and prospective players is asked to attend. The fire engine had a call to Mrs. Roy’s residence alt 12.20 a.m. this morning (Thursday), when someone is supposed to have set about 2 cords of ties on fire on the property Mrs. Roy has rented from the Railway Co. Two cans were found: near the pile and they 'smeled of gasoline which makes it look as if gasoline was pour- ed on the logs and ignited. Upon the arrival of the fire engine the blaze was soon under control. Mi-. O. A. Brown has his tinsmith business nip for sale and is leaving Orono for Fenelon Fall's around the 30th of this month. Tie ha* been in business here for the past seven, years and he will be greatly missed from our community in lodge work and also as a good1 citizen. Mr. Brown worked in Fenelon Faite prior to mov- ing to Orono, and has also secured a house in that; plaice. The Times, lailbug with hie many friends wish him every success in his new position. Mr: Goheen, of Newcastle, visited Orono Wednesday afternoon and cleaned the curbing «* the south end; iof the village and will also fill in: be- tween, the pavement and the bank on the hill ten the right side of the road going south, and also will take the drop out at the crossing at the creamery corner. Mr. Goheen pa;trolls the road from BiownuanlviTfe to Port Hope and from ’Newcastle to the end <>f the pavement in Orono. ('Continued form page one) slow down in: places and rush in other places. To the senior girls he told them that there are three points to bear in mind, that is, to keep the chin in, the chest high and the stomach in," these rules must he adhered to to make good: singers. Mr. B re thou v told, the children the three . main things to ^ observe, rhythm, words and tune. You must always 'have the right swing, the words must always be clear and to tel a stcr.v, the words must come in phrases and not by words alone,_ and that each verse must be sung differ- ently, The song must be sung in tune, a good singer hears the whole gong in their mind before they start singing. BADMINTON TOURNAMENT Last Friday evening the Blaekatock /Badminton Climb visited the local club and a tournament was played, _ the Orono club winning most of the events. A very pleasant evening was spent land at the close of the games refresh- ments were served by the Orono ladies. The results of the games were as follows : Ladies’ Doubles â€" McNally and Mi-Coil won from, Rolph and Cornish : Adams and Ralph won from McNally and MoColl ; Cowan and Adams won from MeCeill and McNally Jr. Men’s Doubles â€" West and Smith worn from MciNaJly and Crawford', Everson and Spicer won from Craw- ford and Taylor; Cornish land Cowan won from Taylor and Bailey; Smith and Weàlt won from Bailey and Tay- lor; Rolph and Cornish won from McNally and Crawford; Lorrimlan and Cowan won from Bailey and Taylor. Mixed Doubles â€"- Rolph and Rolph won from MldNally and McNally, Cornish and Cornish won from Mc- Oool land Bailey; Lorrimon and Lor- rimam won from1 Cornish and Bailey; Lorri-man and! Ebbs won from Wbat- tam and! Lorrintan. Classified -FOR SALE Chesterfield 'Suite, slightly used, bargain. Cash or terms to reliable party.â€"Apply Box 17, Orono. . a-15-p. ' KENDAL Professional Directory FOR SALE 'Six-roomed House, new furnace, hardwood floors, all modem 'Conven- iences, good garden. Apply Mrs. F. L. Souch, Princess Street. Orono. tf. TO BENT Stone house and about one acre on Fifth Line, Township of Clarke, on Lot 22, Concession 5. Apply to E. R. Waddell, Orono. tf. NOTICE Commencing next week Orono Mills will observe early closiig every Wednesday afternoon up until Sep- tember 1st, 1938,â€"W. FI. Rowe. e-15-c. FOR SALE Baby Clucks, White Leghorns and Barred Rocks, from Blood-Tested flock, sired by R.O.P. Cockerels. Ap- ply A. TI. Clemens, BowmanviLe E. R. No. 6; Phone 2433. tf. STRAYED Otato the premises of Peter Sltep- 'koff, Lot 24 and 25, Concession 9, on Saturday, April 23rd, 1938, one young pig, around one month old. Owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses, c-16-e. FOR SALE; Sewing Machines, Clearance Sale, Singers, New Williams, Raymonds, $5 and up, also parts and repairs to all! makes; machines and work guar- anteed. â€"F. T. Habibs1, Orono, across road from! 'Community Flank entrance. «c-17-p. Mr. Sain Bryson visited friends at Newtonvi'ile on Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Cecil Tehblc visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Hoy on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips, Tor- onto,, were down one day last week for la while. Mrs. Wesley Elliott has returned home after visiting with friends in Toron to. Mr. Leonard Buckler, of Newton- ville, visited at Mr, John Patton’s •over the week-end. Last week Mrs. Ira Thompson went to the city with Mr. and Mrs. Plun- kett for a few days’s visit. Mr. and Mrs;. Cecil Glass, Lloyd and Roy, visited at. Mr. George Smith's, Starkville, on Sunday. Mrs. Pollard and Mr. and Mrs. A. Pollard and Mrs. Arthur Pollard spent Sunday with Mm Darlington. Quite a number went from here on Saturday evening to Port Hope to see Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Our mail carrier, Mr. Norman Patton, made -a business trip t,, Tor- onto last week and returned home with ;a, fime Ford car. Mrs. Anson Gilroy has gone to the hospital in Toronto for treatment, and we hotpe she will soon be very much improved in health. The league on Thursday evening was in charge of Miss Jennie Wright George Carson and opened, with the league pledge and hymn, followed by the Lord’s prayer. The scripture reading was taken by Agnes White, and Bernice Langstaff sang a solo. A ten minute talk on the scriptures was taken by Katie (Stuart,. The topic was taken by Gteorge Carson. Clarence Bel] gave a reading and An- nabelle Hendry gave an instrumental. The league closed' with hymn and the mizpah benediction. ^itai^^i=ir^i^F=>r=Jr=liaiissii=sii=»i=<iâ€"iriÉgll RENNIE’S SELECTED SEED CORN PURE STRAINS That are True to Type and of the HIGHEST GERMINATION Producing the heaviest yields of the highest quality are now in stock at prices which will amaze you. LUNN HARDWARE Phone 66 r 1 - Orono 111 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a DUET AND CHORUS WINNERS ;dr=dr^i=ii's^r=d|=Jir=d|=i|^ trice Quinn'eyv of Providence School; Lillian Fowler and Lenona. Wood of Orono iSehool1 'and Irene and Mary Wight of Providence 'School. The six chosen were : Hazel Farrow and Laiwrace Far- ro'w, Sitarkville ; Mary Wight and1 Irene - Wight, Providence; Eileen Todd and Phyllis Gilmer, Starkville; Beatrice Quinney and Dorothy Quin- ney, Providence; Lillian Fowler and Lenara Wood, Orono ; ...and Lett vire Collaeutt and Doris Stevens of Maple Grove School'. The following dhildren received class pins : 'Carol "Staples. Orono School; Bernice Colville, Clarke Un- ion School; Betty Osborne, Lock- Marts; Arvilla 'Smith, Salem School ; George Stiaekaryuk. Base Line ; Rob- ert And, Enterprises Edith White, Bet'hesda ; Marion Johns', Soli tin ; â- Ruby Allin> Kirby; Jean 'Syers, "Les- hard; Tom Harness, Antioch; Earl Burley, Kendal; Lucille Wade, Eben- eezor; Ruth Pen-found, Courrice: Marion Foley. Maple Grove; Made- line 0r,ago-, Providence; Helen Cox, (ShlaW’s; Violet Hollingsworth, Oow- a-n'ville, and! Hazel Farrow, Stark- ville. ISpeeia!!' prizes were awarded to : Dorothy Snowden, Maple Grove School ; Donald Metcalf, Base Line; Jack T'iairstow, Leskard ; D'an Shutka. Starkyill'e ; Bob Coatham, Antioch; Audrey â-  Harness, Antioch; Bernice Warren, Selina and Lenohà Wood, Orono. DENTAL DR. J. C. MILNE, Dental Sur- geon, Orono. Office hours : 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Evenings by ap- pointment. Newcastle every Wed- nesday and other days by appoint- ment. Phone 18rl. MEDICAL DR. H. E. MANNING Physician and Surgeon Orono - - - Ontario Office Hours ; 1.30 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday by Appointment AUCTIONEERS TED JACKSON Auctioneer and Valuator Conducts Auction Sales of all mm and at reasonable rates. Communicate with him at Pert Perry, Ontario, or see his Olexks, A, J. Staples or A. E. Morton, at Orono, for date. G. RICHARDS Practical Watchmaker All Repair» to Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery, will] receive our prompt attention PARK STREET - ORONO Orono HARDWARE Ontario SIXTH LINE The Malcolm Stalker family, Tor onto, were visitors at the week-end with their uncle, John Stewart, land family, Mr. J. A- Gilroy was a visitor on Thursday of this week at iS't. Midh- ate’s Hospital, Toronto, where Mrs. Gilroy was taken for treatment Mat week, having been in indifferent health for some time past. The ft siting season having opened several persons were,here angling for speckled beauties with more or lose succ,ess in the waters of our Ganar- askla;, the number that , was caught and! the others Which got. aiw-ay might make a. consider able 'total as usual. Doubtless we shall meet our old friend and sport clown this, way soon. We refer to O. A. Gamsby. , The people were indeed sorry to hear of the accident one day Oast week When Jackson Peacock, fourteen year old son of Mr. and' Mrs. Peacock, of KiiiznbeiihviHe, was seriously injured by the explosion -of the bowl, of a cream separator and who is now in Port Hope hospital: in a serious con- dition of a fracture of the skull. Jackson is a grandson of our neigh- bor, Mrs. Elton- Jackson. Their many friends shall surely be delighted to hear of an improvement in his con dation. Jack-son was for several years a popular and excellent pupi-l of our Kendal school. His mother was- also more slightly injured, in the accident, CLARKE UNION O.ti-ke Union Home and -School Club held its last regular meeting- for this -season on Wednesday, April 27 The |'resident, Mr. .James Nixon, -opened the meeting with the singing of “O Cianladia” and the repeating o-f the ‘Hard’s Prayer” in uni-sion, Bus! nass of the club was discussed and p'Jams far the election -of officers, for next sSalS'OB made. Then Mr. Vknon t Bulilnek ftobk charge of the program. Xho school choir favoureil with:, selection “Alléluia,followed by chorus by the junior member® of the eohooll land a duelt by Jack GolviLlc and Boh" Switi foi'd. Mr. Roy Thomp. son, of Bowm-anvilie, then gave e guitar solo and was called on for an encore. Then, a vocal solo by little Berrha Co h-Lite was much enjoyed by everyone. Edwin- -Sianderdoc'k rend- ered a eellloi siolto- in fine form with his mother, Mrs. 0. S-andierootck, ait the piano: Edwin -aliso was reea-ik-d for un encore. Mr. Will, Riddeilll of Orono, then gave a, talk that, was; so well given land contained ,slo much though r that; 'several of those present reiaili|!y "Mad to stand up and give their sincere -appreciation of his efforts -Musical„setociions of Mir, Thompson and Edwin, Sandercock brought the meeting.to. a dlttse.. ------- â€"â€"• - BIRTHS 'In; 'Bowm-aiivile Hospital, on Sun- day, May 1st, 1938, to Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Milne, of Orono, a sash John J. Gi! fill an Phm. B QUALIFIED OPTOMETRIST Licentiate of the College of Optom- etry of Ontario Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4.30 p.m and by appointment Office in O..B. Tyrrell’is Drug Store Phone 68r2 PARK ST. UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. H. Osterhout, B.À., B.D. Pastor SUNDAY, MAY 8 th 1 (Mother’s Day) 11 a.m. The mother of the Wesleys 7 p.m. The woman Who -won last- ing fame. The- minister at both services GOME AND WORSHIP FRIDAY & SATURDAY Matinee PORT HOPE Saturday, 2.30 Amazing Adventure “HER JUNGLE LOVE” First Jungle Picture in Technicolor; with DOROTHY LAMOUR RAY MIDLAND MONDAY and TUESDAY First Time Together JOAN CRAWFORD SPENCER TRACY In a Great Drama “MANNEQUIN » WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Her Best Picture! MAE WEST With Edmund Lowe in “EVERY DAY’S A HOLIDAY” Evenings at 7.15 and 9,15 DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME Gordon Moffat, west of Clarke Union, has been lappoimted by the On- tario Government to patrol the road from the north end of Orono to the boundary line of Victoria County on ,No. 35 highway, and one mile east of" Bethany to Port Perry on No. 7A highway, malting a total of 49 miles. It; is expected that ' sighs., will bo erlected on the road from Orono north tod-ay (Thursday), giving the No. of the highway. This road has been taken over by the government recent- ly and is one of the election pledges fulfilled. We hope to see the road; paved sometime in the near future.