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The annual pancake breakfast sponsored by the Orono Fire Fighters was held on Saturday with proceeds from the breakfast going towards Muscular Dys- tophy which the local firemen support on an annual basis. Close to 275 came to the Orono Fire Hall for their breakfast Saturday with serving starting starting for the early birds at seven a.m. and finally completing completing about 10:30. rmouncman O.P.P. Walter Frank, President of W. Frank Real Estate Limited is please to welcome Mr. BILL C )Y into the Frank organization organization . Mr. Grady will be performing his duties as sales representatives in the Bow- manville Branch. Bill has recently retired from General Motors and he invites all his friends and former working acquaintances to contact him for any assistance required by them in any branch of real estate, whether buying, selling, selling, appraisals or mortgages. Please call Bill at his Bow- manville Office 623-3393 or his home in Orono 983-5149. He will be happy to hear from you. W. Frank Real Estate, Limited, Realtor 234 King Street, East BOWMANVILLE, Ontario Oxford BRICKLAYERS stonemasons Fireplaces Chimney Repairs All types ot House Remodelina Ceramic Tiles Flagstones Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs PHONE 983-5606 The Newcastle Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated the following following Motor Vehicle Collisions and General Occurrences during during the period June 17, 1975 to June 22nd, 1975. ; Twenty Motor Vehicle Collisions Collisions were investigated in which eleven persons were injured and three persons were killed. As a result of these collisions five persons have been charged under the Highway Traffic Act and one person has been charged under the Criminal Code. The Newcastle Officers also investigated ninety-six occurrences occurrences of a general nature. Some of these occurrences were as follows: There were seven investigations into "theft" offences, three investigations investigations into "BREAK AND ENTER" offences and three investigations into "WILFUL DAMAGE" offences. Other activities included investigations investigations into complaints of prowlers, prowlers, erratic drivers and trespassers. trespassers. The following are brief reports concerning two fatal motor vehicle accidents which occurred during the past week. On Thursday, July 19th, 1975at 1:20 a.m. a fatal motor vehicle accident occurred on Highway 35, approximately one-half mile south of the 3rd line of Clarke Township. The accident occurred when a northbound vehicle was in collision with a southbound vehicle in the southbound lane. Both the driver and the passenger in the northbound vehicle died as a result of WHITE'S FENCING INSTALLATIONS ALL TYPES OF FENCING RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL POOL ENCLOSURES FREE ESTIMATES 576-5606 injuries sustained. The driver was: Lome T. HUTCHESON, 20 years, of 20 Westmoynt Avenue, OTTAWA, Ontario and passenger was : Carole L. BATHURST, 19 years of 1381 Raven Avenue, OTTAWA, Ontario. The driver of the southbound southbound vehicle was Charles F. WOOLACOTT, 34 years of Ville Brossa rd, Quebec, who was taken to the Oshawa General Hospital. This accident was investigated investigated by Provincial Constable Constable D. COOK of the Newcastle Newcastle Ontario Provincial Police. . A fatal motor vehicle accident accident occurred on Saturday, June 21st, 1975 at 7:40 p.m. in the Village of Hampton. Tanya MCPHEE, 2 years of Hampton was killed when she was struck by a car on the Old Scugog Road approximately one tenth of mile north of Taunton Road. The driver of the vehicle was Clarke G. WILBUR, L.18 C5, Hampton, Ontario. This accident was investigated investigated by provincial Const- BLE D.H. MCDONALD, Newcastle Newcastle Detachment of Ontario Provincial Police. G.W. BRUNTON Community Services Officer Last day of school As the last day of school approaches the Orono Public School students, became very excited especially grade 6 because they will be having a barbeque and swim at the Orono Park, last Monday June 23rd. At this barbecue they received their bars and awards. The Home and School put on the barbeque, it was an exciting afternoon playing games and things. PAISLEY STUTT SANDRA SIMMONS ANDREA WILLIAMS WITH THE HELP OF MR. ZANDER! Mr. Dik Zander, a local Canadian Artist has been coming to Orono Public School since April 23rd and has been introducing to the classes the true story' behind the Pyramid. Mr. Zander is an employee of the Arts Council in Toronto. The arts council sends artists like Dik Zander to different schools to teach what they want to teach, as long as it has something to do with art. This is Mr. Zander's first time working with children in such a project. The Great Pyramid Caper was a great success. Most people thought it would be a plane look-around but they had drums, a piano, films shining on the Pyramid, he Grade 6's have been half in charge of a company. The company is called Pyramo. There are 8 students on the board of directors : President President + Duane Major, Vice President - Paisley Stutt; Secretary - Annette Hancock, Manufacturer - Karen Quan- trill ; Research and Developments Developments - Paul Reed; Historical - Laurie Benedict; Marketing and Sales - Donna Haskell and Offier and Management - Donny Armstrong. The grade 5's made 3 dimentional boxes. The grade 4's made posters for the Great Pyramid Caper. Through the summer, some of the grade 6's are going to finish kits which are going to be sold. The people in pod B made designs out of sheets of paper. They took a sheet of paper, cut out a design and then pasted the design on another piece of paper. Mr. Dik Zander has done alot for ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, JUNE 25th, 1975 -5 The ages of each student is recorded and their score tries to reach the score of those set by the: Canadian government. There are three different levels in this,award system, 1, 2, and 3. When the exercises are completed the scores are also recorded. The record pages we can see what award they receive. If you have scored 4 level 1 you earn a brongze, 4 level 2 you earn a silver and if you get 4 level 3 you earn a gold. If 5 level 3 have been achieved, you earn an award of excellence. Orono Public School. ANNETTE HANCOCK KENDRA KEMP KAREN QUANTRILL CANADIAN FITNESS- AWARDS This year Canadian Fitness Awards was held on June 9th at the Orono Public School and turned out successfully. Canadian includes cises such jump, Fitness Awards six everyday exer- as standing long speed sit ups, flexed arm hang 50 yard dash, 300 yard run, and shuttle run. This year approximately 190 students participated out of that 69 got bronze, 41 got silver and 17 got gold and 46 received a praticipation. ENJOY A. Hamburg Hot Dog French Fries Hot or cold drinks at me ORONO PARK BOOTH OPEN DAILY 9.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. Operated by "THE SNELDERS" of Mom's Kitchen