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4-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES. JULY 2nd, 1975 Girl Guides receive tent AT ELECTRICAL WORK WE'RE SENIOR MEN, IT'S OUR PERMANENT JOBNOT JUST NOW Orville Chatterton ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 983-5546 or 983-5940 ORONO, ONTARIO Mi /FAN ATHELETE GETS "ATHELETÉS FOOT" AN ASTRONAUT MUST GET'MISSILE The Guides and Leaders of the 1st Orono Guide Company would like to thank the Mother's Committee for their presentation to us at our recent banquet. Their donation donation enabled us to buy a tent to be used in our summer camping program. Although a dining tent was desired, a suitable one could not be found and so we^purchase a second sleeping tent. This tent was used by the girls trying their Camp Leader's Badge this past weekend. Last year when our girls tried this badge, we found it necessary to repair some of our borrowed tents before the could be put up. It is indeed a great help for a Guide to be able to put up a tent she is familiar with and which is knowh to be in good repair. Many thanks to our Mother's Committee without whose help this purchase would not have been possible. On the weekend of June 20, 21 and 22, Kerry Grandy and Karen Atkins held their Camp Leader's Badge on the camp site of Mr. and Mrs. Elu. Heard, Orono. When we were there a variety of activities > swimming, crafts ' Martian's and c' v "' doors. The patrol Karen Atkins Grady. Their "pa sisted of Ruth Tati Stutt, Eleanor M< ' Louise Schell, Lydia ' and Kathy Bambricfc When all the girls we put up the tents, a. did a craft. We had a cam,, on both Friday and Saturn, evening following by a snack. Our tester was Mrs. Bishop who we would like to thank for f giving up her time to test us. I We would also like to thank our captain Mrs. Benedict for helping us. Mrs. Bishop has informed us that Kerry and Karen passed the Camp Leaders Badge. KAREN ATKINS KERRY GRADY 1st Orono Guide Company McLaughlin gallery awarded Canada council grant WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 Hamiltons Insurance Service Your Friendly Agency YOUR All Personal and Commerciai Insurance Sadie Hamilton Sue Sawyer Jim Hare For dependable service Ç83-SH5 The Robert McLaughlin Gallery was awarded a Canada Canada Council grant of $24,000. This grant will be used for the exhibitions the gallery will be showing in the upcoming exhibition schedule. The Graham Coughtry retrospective retrospective and the Pacific Coast show, two shows which will be going nation-wide, are part of the program which will benefit greatly from this • grant. The amount granted exceeded exceeded the previous year's amount of $17.000. The amount the gallery has received received from Canada Council has increased each year since Joan Murray was appointed Director. In her first year at the gallery, Canada Council gave the gallery $10,000 which has increased by $7,000 each year. Ms. Murray was ecstatic about the amount received. It will help considerably in the gallery's work and it also indicates the importance the federal government places on our gallery, she said. Such financial aid from the federal level indicates to the region the significance of the work being done at the regional gallery, said Mrs. Murray. For further information contact the gallery at 576-3000. New Industry in Bowmanville Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chimney Repairs All types of House Remodeling Ceramic Tiles Flagstones Patio Slabs Concrete jobs PHONE 983-5606 A new industry which will employ 30 persons is moving to Bowmanville, it was announced announced by Mayor Garnet Rickard on June 25th. I Darfield Precision Fabricators Fabricators Inc. is moving from temporary facilities in Ajax to expand its operations in a 10,000 square foot plant in the Bowmanville Industrial Park. The transaction was handled handled by Fred Williams, listing and selling salesman and Wes Winters, Manager of the Industrial, Commercial and Investment Department of W. Frank Real Estate Limited in Oshawa. The industrial areas in WHITE'S FENCING INSTALLATIONS ALL TYPES OF FENCING RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL POOL ENCLOSURES FREE ESTIMATES 576-5606 Bowmanville are enjoying a brisk revival Mayor Rickard said. This is the third industrial industrial enterprise to announce relocation or expansion in Bowmanville in the past week. All transactions were handled by W. Frank Real Estate. Principals in Darfield Precision Precision Fabricators Inc., Chris Blanchfield and Colin Darrell, are involved in precision shett metal chassis fabrication fabrication for electronic computer components. 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