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br* AND DOWN THE BOOK STACKS Thursday, November(ilh, 1975 ADULT Great Cities of the Ancient World by L. Sprague de Camp The Candlemaking Design book by Carol F'eder Too Many Tears by Siisanne Moss (one woman's fight against cerebal palsy) OUT WITH THE OLD < IN WITH THE NEW, 1 heayy duty wiring THAT'S SURE TO Orville Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario / PAID W INCOME TAX T DAY, NOW!KNOW mwA FEELS AFTER MILKING TIME WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 The (lowboys by William Forbes (illustrated book of the Old West ) flic Grand Ole Opry Murders by Marvin Kaye Eclipse by Nicholas Wollaston (novel ) JUNIOR " Kids Cooking by Aileen Paul & Arthur Hawkins S.T.P. by Robert Greenfield (a journey through America with the Rolling Stones) Monsters of the Middle Ages by William Wise Libby's Uninvited Guest by' Catherine Wooley EASY READING & PICTURE BOOKS Hansel & Gretel by Adrienne Adams The Day .the Cow Sneezed by James Flora Madeleine Hadley Again reject TOTOA group The Region of Durham has for the third time turned down joining the Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority. The group is composed of the Region of Peel, York and Metro Toronto who are discussing discussing transit in and around Toronto and including the Region of Durham. To rescind a previous motion motion to stay out of TATOA it would require a two-thirds majority. The motion last week was 11 in favour and and 11 opposed. Await talks with McKeough The Region of Durham took no action to come out in opposition to the North Pickering Pickering development to be promoted by the Province of Ontario. Council decided they would withhold a decision until such time as they meet with Darcy Hamiltons Insurance Service your Friendly Agency All Personal and Commercial Insurance Sadie Hamilton Sue Sawyer Jim Hare For dependable service 983-51 IS Dave's Plumbing Heating Electric V mdustrial - Commercial Residential Free Estimates 786-2471 R.R. l Orono McKeough which meeting is expected Jo be held on 'November 12th. The City of Oshawa has been speaking out. against the development claiming that the City could not afford to be part of the plan financially. O.P.P. News During the past week the Ontario Provincial Police at Newcastle investigated 28 motor vehicle accidents and attended a wide variety of general occurrences. These motor vehicle collisions collisions caused injury to seven persons and investigations resulted in five persons being charged with offences under the HighwayTraffic Act and two persons being charged with impaired driving. The several general occurrences occurrences were comprised of offences such as : break-enter & theft, wilful damage, shoplifting shoplifting and assaults: Eight persons have been charged with offences under the Liquor Control Act and five persons have been charged charged with impaired driving. DRIVING TIP: SEAT BELTS AND CHILDREN "Seat belts fastened? We're off". That's how the wise parent begins every family ride. Whether the distance is half a mile or halfway across the country, he makes sure that he and his passengers are ALWAYS in their seats and secured with proper seat belts. . Parents can't begin too soon to teach toddlers how to behave in the family car. They must sit down and have their seat belts fastened while the car is moving. They must keep heads, hands and •possessions inside the car Council awaits fireball decision Newcastle Town Council is. still waiting for the Ontario Municipal Board to approve its proposal to build a new fireball in the Village of Newcastle. The OMB must approve the fireball before council gives third and final reading to the bylaw which would authorize expenditure of $140,000 for the hail. Newcastle Mayor Garnet m a:: m n m w ■>- m as Musical Tribute To Oshawa Composer CLARENCE BURGESS Bowmanville High School Liberty Street North Sun., Nov. 9 at8.00p.rn. Featuring Bowmanville High School Band, Concordia Concert Orchestra, Orchestra, Choirs from Hampton, Hampton, Enniskillen. Eldad, Piano selections and Vocal numbers The entire program is of music composed by Clarence Burgess of Oshawa. Adults $2.50, children $1.25. Tickets available at the Times Office or at the door. window. They must not touch or bother the driver in any way. They will normally ride in the back seat. Remember, your child is in danger all the time he is riding in a car. Save your child's life by enforcing these rules all of the time. G. W. brun ton Community Services Officer Orono Weekly Tithes, Wednesday, Novembers, 1975--5 Rickard said Thursday he did not know exactly when the OMB will inform the town whether it approves the fireball, but he did say, "I wouldn't think it would be too long." First and second reading were given Oct. 6. Council is purchasing the Carvelh Motors in the cast of the. Village on No 2 Highway for the new fire hall, Some renovations will he made to the inside of the building to accommodate the department in the Village of Newcastle. Since 1912 Beautiful Flowers ..... .... .for Beautiful People 162 King St. East, Bowmanville Phone 623-3365 No Commissioned Agents 1 I I 1 1 1 FALL SPECIAL HAIR BRUSH MIDTOWN Confectionary and Gifts ORONO-983-5242 Many new items in our enlarged Gift Dept. OPEN TILL 9 p.m. Wed. & Sat. Till 6 p.m. Beef stabilization program extended Stuff's Pharmacy ORONO, ONT. 983-5009 J. H. STUTT E. J. STUTT Don't leave It to Chance lie sure your home is truly proteetedby a good policy. Cali us now Millson Insurance Agency Office: Corner of Church and Cobbledick Street 983-5032 A Beef Stabilization Program Program that guarantees producers producers the minimum price for slaughter cattle was announced announced by the Agricultural Department Department in Ottawa this week. Effective between August 12 of this year and the end of the year, it will assure producers of at least $43.94 cwt. for Grades A, B, & C cattle sold for slaughter. If the average price drops below this price level, the government will make up the difference with the support price. The support level takes into account the difficult circumstances of the farmer producing finished beef. Previous support programs programs ran from August to August, but the latest ones, switches the programs to a calendar year basis. We would remind producers that application for the new program cannot be made until after the end of December when the average price will be determined. However, producers producers are reminded to keep all information relative to the sale of slaughter cattle from their farms. This will be required when making application application in early 1976. We did want to point out, however, that the program for Slaughter Slaughter Cattle has been extended to the end of the year and has now been put on a calendar basis.