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C la rke-Ridgewood students enjoy a f u I1 two-day visit UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastorah Charge Minister Rev. B.E. Long • B. Th. iRGANIST & CHOIIi DIRECTOR Mr. Douglas Dewell •eeeeeeeeeeee Sunday, April 11,1976 Orono United Church Church School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.pi. Palm Sunday - Reception of New Members Fellowship Group cancelled. Pancake Dinner 12:30-3:00 p.m. Friday, Aprjl 16,11:00 a.m. Good Friday Service "The Last Hours" The Fellowship of the Lord's Supper Sunday, April 18,11:15 a.m. East* Sunday Special Music - Eyman Sisters Kathleen and Julia Kirby United Church. Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m. Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 St. Saviours ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worship Service -10:00 a.m. Holy Communion First and Third Sundays Morning Prayer - Second and Fourth Sundays Holy Baptism by appointment with Rector » 987-4745 Rev. H. Robert Hayne, B.A., L.Th. Don't Leave It to Chance Be sure your home is truly protected by a good policy Call us now Millson Insurance Agency Office: Corner of Church and Cobbledick Street 983-5032 Last Friday and Saturday were jammed packed with activities for Clarke High School students and their ■ guests from Ridgewood High School, Norridge, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. The visiting visiting students, at least fifty, from Ridgewood were paying their visit to Clarke on an interchange between the musical musical groups of the two schools. The Ridgewood musicians arrived in the area on' Thursday afternoon and met with the Clarke counterparts for what turned out to be an most active two-day visit. On Friday the Ridgewood- Clarke group toured Park- wood House in Oshawa as well as taking to the air from LOCAL MASONS HOLD LADIES' NIGHT < Continued from page 1) A toast to Grand Lodge was proposed by Bro. Max St. Thomas in a very eloquent manner. Describing Grand Lodge officers as very generous, generous, men, he noted they give unselfishly of their time for the betterment of all men. The reply was made by Rt. Wor. Bro. Wilbur Dickinson. He spoke of the importance of the Bible in our lives and at our lodge meetings. Noting ' that Masonry is not a secret society, he urged all Masons to be proud of their order and act as pillars of society. Bro. Bob, Rosséau then formally extended a toast to all ladies which was warmly received. Mrs. Margaret Henderson Henderson replied graciously and accepted a beautiful bouquet of roses. After a draw for the many floral «centre-pieces, Wor. Bro. Wayne Bailey introduced introduced Master Gordon O'Brien. Gordon, a nine year old^ classical 'guitarist, treated the assembly to several selections. He, was followed by Mr. Lloyd Libke who showed slides of Tanzania and Williamson Diamond Mine. Mine. He and his wife had lived there for two years while he assisted in setting up a secifrjty force. The slidfes showed the process of removing removing 'the diamonds from the soil up to the time where they had been sorted. However, no samples were given out. He then showed some slides of the flora and fauna of this region which stirred considerable considerable response from his audience. audience. After this Gordon O'Brien, returned and entertained with several lively selections to conclude the very successful evening. the Oshawa airport to view the country side from above. Some even had the opportunity opportunity to circle the CN Tower in Toronto. The activities also included a visit to the sugar bush of Mr. A. Downes on the eighth line of Clarke where they viewed first hand the collecting of sap and the rendering of this product to maple syrup. Their activities did not cease with this round of events but continued at the school where both the Ridgewood Ridgewood and Clarke bands performed performed for a good turn-out of parents. The visitors from Illinois provided a most interesting program of music displaying great ability and discipline. The Clarke band also did exceptionally well. The Ridgewood Jazz Band in their few selections also displayed their knowledge of 'music and their ability with their particular instruments. One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of a musical score written by Mr. Frank Haworth of Harwood, Harwood, - Pine Ridge". The number was first ably played by the Clarke band before presentation to the Ridgewood Ridgewood Band. The Clarke "Just in Time" stage band took over the program for the remainder of the evening providing music for dancing in which both students and parents partici- Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday. April <Ui, 1976--- 3 William C. Hall, B - Comm Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Pottery proved a most interesting subject at the Kirby Centennial School the forepart of this week with all pa ted. On Saturday activities resumed resumed with both groups visiting the Ontario Science Centre and Casa Loma in Toronto. At this point it was farewell to what had proved a most enjoyable and successful successful round of visits. The Ridgewood students were were also to visit Niagara Falls on their return trip. primary students involved in the project. The project was carried out on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. WonnacotU from the Visusal Arts in Bowmanville is above showing Stephanie Hood a few of the finer points in moulding her clary dish. Mothers from the community community were also assisting in the program of art. Attention Farmers!! WHY PAY MORE? Regional minutes cost $520. for year M A letter was received from the Region of Durham in which the Region will supply one free copy of the minutes of Regional meetings. Other copies desired by the Town would cost the municipality a sum of $520.00 a year. Counc. Kirk Entwisle stated stated he felt a second copy should be obtained for the Planning Department and that they ask the Region for a second free copy. ORONO FIGURE SKATING CARNIVAL from page 1) were the Orono Ice-ettes who performed a precision number number with considerable finesse. Throughout the program a number of solos by Orono skaters displayed the ability of local performers and the advancement they have made throughout the year. Included were Beth Gatchell, Orono Novice Ladies' Champion, Patti Lunn, Orono Club Champion, Champion, Michele Major, Advance Advance Junior Champion, Marcia Marcia Lowery, Orono Senior Champion, Stephanie Hood, Silver Medalist Juvenile Ladies', Ladies', Denise Maher, Orono Pre-Novice Champion, Jocelyn Jocelyn Kemp, Orono Petite Junior Champion, Craig Tennant, Tennant, professional and Mary- Lou Powell, a noted skater from the Orono Club. Completing the program were the Orono club teachers, Lynn Lowery, Nita Talsma, Cathy Nisbett, Lynda McCullough McCullough and Bonnie-Lynn Porter. Porter. Special guest artists completed completed the program in fine style with their outstanding performances. Performing were David and Amy Martin of Lindsay as well as Barbara Underhill and Jim Sorochan of the Oshawa Figure Skating Club. Mayor Rickard pointed out that each copy does cost the Region around $20.00 and these are compiled at least twenty-six times during the year. Couhc. Ivan Hobbs pointed out that the Region was truely trying ' to save money and this was one area they had cut back. On further' discussion the Town will make no request upon the Region for a second copy but will have one of the local members file their copy in the Town Office. 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