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8-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, MAY 14th. 1975 TREES FOR CANADA Orono cubs plant 2500 trees at school On being asked the use of (right) displays that use to Lowes enjoys the clowning, the cane on the forest walk on Bob Penwell on the right, area The group were prepaing for Sunday Mr. Swan of Orono forester, while Mrs. Warren the three mile hike. Motorcycle hits truck youth dies A motorcycle accident recently recently claimed the life of a 19 year old Bowmanville youth. Robert James Bannister, of 76 Liberty St. S., Apt. 307 in Bowmanville, died at Scarborough Scarborough Centenary Hospital where he was being treated for head injuries injuries suffered when the motorcycle motorcycle he owned crashed into an International stake truck parked on Simpson Ave. here, Durham Regional Police report. report. On Saturday May 10th, 34 cubs and 15 scouts meet at the Orono School to participate in the planting of trees, for a project undertaken by the Boy Scouts of Canada, known as 'Trees for Canada Planting was completed very early due to the great turnout of cub parents who turned out to assist their boy in planting his trees. During the past month the boys have been knocking on doors asking for pledges, now the boys will return to the home and collect their money. If you were missed and would like to contribute to this worthwhile project and support support scouting in our community community contact any cub or leader or call 983-9219. Later in the day, the cubs and scouts boarded a bus and attended the Shrine Circus in Oshawa, which was enjoyed by the boys and leades and ended a most successful day. The Orono Cubs next Big Day will be when they participate in the West Durham Durham Athletic Day which is to be held on May 24th at Kendal Ball Park starting at 10 a.m. Everyone welcome to attend. We are sorry to say that the paper drive that was scheduled scheduled for May 31st has again been cancelled due to the over supply of paper by our distributor. However we will have a bottle drive and hope this will help to replenish our funds. Clarke Publhr LIBRARY Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 6:39 to 8:38 p.m. Monday, Thursday, ^Friday Afternoons 2:30 to 5:00 p.ra. Saturday 10:00 to 12:60 a.m. f-- 0 '&&&&> j r u Taping - Spray Ceilings Plaster Repair Painting ai WALLY LUCYK 983-5518 ORONO u How to get a good deal on your first home. 5th ANNUAL "Fireworks Display" MOSPORT PARK •iff 'W MONDAY, MAY 19th ADMISSION $4.00 PER FAMILY When you can get the bank and the government to help you collect the down- payment for a home, that's a good deal. And that's the story behind the Commerce Registered Home Ownership Plan. The Commerce Registered Home Ownership Plan is another way we can help you make more of the money you've got. If you're eligible for the Plan, (resident in Canada for tax purposes, 18 or over, and did not own a home during the tax year) you can contribute up to $1000 a year. The interest you earn is paid into your account twice ^ year, so you earn interest on your interest. Aside from the immediate benefit of in come tax relief,-there's the long range benefit of accumulated interest. Think of it. Once you've reached your maximum $10,000 lifetime limit, you'll have a nice tidy sum of money, worth a lot more than $10,000. Ask one of our over 1600 Commerce managers for details. Just think, you can now benefit from saving money and avoiding taxes when you buy a home of your own in a few years. And that's a pretty good deal. <ù CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE