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Flowers Dried Arrangements to ' ; ' , B Tropical Plants f r - À IL Potted Plants jÆ& n- Fay Adams and his Country the sponsorship of the Town of crowds have held firm with Hits are a hit with the Newcastle Recreation De- over two hundred always in Jamboree crowd who monthly partaient. During this period attendance travel to Orono to enjoy a lively and musical program. Fay and his group not only play a number of selection on the program but also provide the support for guest artists who appear on the program. The Jamboree is now well into ' its second year in Orono under re; and myself have been conducting a series of public hearings in the region of Durham with regard to the future of thë regi'orn We have beèn asking the residents of Durham how they feel regional regional government could be made to work better on their behalf. If you have any ideas on this subject and would like to drop me a line, I would be pleased to hear from you. Submissions may be sent to me at Room 230, North Wing, Queen's Park, Toronto. Timely publication During February and March March excellent quality Ontario Apples will be available in abundant supply. The booklet "Accent on Apples" has been produced by the Consumer Section of the Ontario Food Council to provide information information to shoppers on purchasing purchasing and storage, and to encourage them to e^+ more Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 11th, 1970--5 Pumping Out Septic Tanks Bert Tompkins Phone 786-2552 Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chminey Repairs All types of House > Remodelling Flagstone Patio Slabs * Concrete Jobs Phone 983-5606 Doug Moftatt, MPP for Durham East Since September, we have handled over 200 calls for assistance. This is a significant significant number of queries when you consider that many problems problems require several hours of work to bring to a conclusion, and a few require an even greater expenditure of time. This is one reason why I am very pleased that the government government has agreed to fund riding offices in each riding in the province and has agreed to pay the salary of a full-time riding assistant. It will help all of us serve our ridings better. A number of people have called me to express concern about the recently passed seatbelt legislation and have asked that representation be made to the Minister to have the law changed. As you know, the NDP supported the seatbelt legislation. We sud- INSTALL A cP FURNACE BOILER HUMIDIFIER OR HOT WATER HEATER Air Conditioners Financing - Life Insured Harvey Partner Your Esso Service pealer Free Estmate 983-5206, Orono ; Lf Jachmcm Beautiful Flowers .for Beautiful People 162 KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE g Ask vperaior for ZENITH 36540 Local phone 623-3365 j OX SERVICE STATION i Highway 35 and 115, just north of Newcastle Featuring; Premium At the Quality Products Most Reasonable Prices Stove Oil & Diesel Oil Available in any quantity Phone 987-4215 Ontario apples. Canned torrfptoes are a winter favorite of Canadians because of their excellent taste and their versatility and ease of preparation. In "Tomatoes Can Make the Meal" shoppers are reminded to choose canned tomatoes grade-labelled CANADA CHOICE to be sure they are, getting tomatoes packed and processed in Canada. Both pamphlets include tempting tempting recipes which have been tested and approved by the Ontario Food Council. Individual copies of the pamphlets are available from the: Information Branch, Ministry Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Parliament Bldgs., Queens Queens Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1A5. Please direct requests' for bulk orders to the undersigned. undersigned. We hope that you will find these pmtipniets useful both personally and in your work with consumers and that you will be able to assist us to encourage, 'the use of these Ontario Food products. Yours sincerely, Margaret Szeker (Mrs.) Director Consumer Section TRAFFIC SAFETY TIP: * SEAT BELT SAFETY PARENTS ! The next time you take the kids out in the family car . . . think about this. What would happen to them if you had a collision, or had to make a sudden stop? Would they smash into the windshield, dashboard, or some other place in the car? Chances are they would Unless they're properly secured secured in an approved child's safety seat... or wearing seat belts. So, before you tarn the key, make sure YOU and ALL your family are properly "Belted In". G. W. Brunton Community Services Officer Queen's Park Report ported it somewhat reluctantly, reluctantly, but all the information we had indicated that wherever seatbelts were mandatory, there was a considerable reduction in the death toll and seriousness of accidents. I'm willing to accept seat- belts as an interim measüre- but not as the final answer. I feel that the government should have put a time limit on the legislation and given car manufacturers-a limited time period in which to install a number of other safety features features in cars which would make the use of seatbelts ' obsolete. My concern is that since the legislation has been passed, car manufacturers will no longer feel any obligation to produce safer cars. The NDP has received a great deal of correspondence on this issue- mostly critical. Our Caucus has this matter under continuous study. 1 doubt that our position will change, but we are certainly open to argument. I would be very interested in hearing from you regarding the seat- belt legislation. Two other pieces of legislation legislation which have created a great deal of comment in other areas of the province, do tip seem to have aroused much interest in Durham East. The two issues are the store closing legislation and the government's policy of closing hospitals in some areas of the province. I assume that the store hour land holiday closing legislation has met with everyone's approval since I haven't received any calls or letters on the subject. I have received a few comments from people opposing opposing the government's decision to close some hospitals as a means of saving money. Several people have suggested suggested that since the Wintàrio money is not being spent as quickly as the government anticipated, the surplus might be channelled into providing addition hospital services in much the same fashion as the money from the Irish Sweep- stakes is used in Ireland. That makes some sense to me, but only if we have reached a point where we either can't build cultural and recreational facilities at à greater rate than we are at present, or if the need for those services has been met. One last point. Dr. Charles Godfrey, purhatn West; Michael Michael Breaugh, Oshawa Cent- Be a Sweetheart Give Flowers FREE DELIVERY- Oronoand Area, Newcastle, Bowmanville, Oshawa JAN'S --■ b -, Phone 983-5900 Flower & Gift Shop Main St., orono Ladies' Shoes On Sale . Ends of lines of Ladies' Shoes in different styles and colours are now selling at All other ladies' Shoes are Reduced 1/2 Reg. Price 25% OFF One Rack of Ladies' "j ./O Clothing now reduced /■ R«.g u ia7price y 2 Price Salé Ladies' Pant Suits, Suits, Dresses, Blouses and * Slacks are still reduced Special Sale Table . * « t Boy's Pants and Many other articles fipd their way to our Special Sale Table. \ . ' ' 1 * 6 Blankets an$l Itéras for the Home «VVç have Esmorfdand Tex-Made'Blankets in plain and flowered designs, Pillow Cases, bedspreads and other articles for the home in stock, - , ARMSTRONG'S