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" tL -. ,'*x i the second water well and pump house for the Village of Ororio is located in the south of the. Village in a somewhat pictureque setting beside the mill pond. The smàll brick building is located in a natural setting. Hebekah Lodge Report April Do's and Doings, Heather Ledge members celebrated their 29th Birthday Birthday with a Pot Luck supper served buffet style, scrumptious scrumptious casseroles, salad and-, meat followed by an assortment assortment of mouth watering desserts and birthday cake ade by Sisters Martin and Jker. A short meeting followed at which Noble Grand Evelyn Cornish well corned back the Sisters who had spent winter in the sun and several who had been sick. Several friends joined us and the evening was spent playing cards and bingo. During the month Sister Gamsby reports a letter from our Foster Child in Ethopia and Sister McKnight has sent many cards to the sick and bereaved. Sisters Barraball and Walker and Committee served lunch after the late Mr. Winters Funeral. Heather Lodge is once again awarding trophies to ithe best all round Cub & Scout, and for the first time this year $100. has been donated to the local hockey ORONO NURSERY SCHOOL Register Now for September 1976 WE OFFER A HALF-DAY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM FOR 3 - 5 YEAR OLD CHILDREN Qualified.Staff - Licensed Premises For Information call - 987-5402 A.M. 987-4012 P.M. association for a trophy. The Cancer, Polio and Tuberculosis committee catered catered to the Durham Co-op annual meeting reports Sister Allen and donations forwarded forwarded the the Central Committee Leukemia Fund and Save a Hunger World Campaign. Sister Gamsby reported 46 had attended the Hawkins Party that her committee had I catered to. Many Sisters have attended meetings in Oshawa, Ajax, Port Hope and Bowmanville. The Past Noble Grands held supper meetings at the homes of Sisteis Olive Millson and Betty Mayor. Most girls working on the quilt which according to Sister Maud Cooper is almost ready to quilt. A donation of $30.00 was given to assist a family needing footware. 1 A ■ lengthy discussion followed followed re our luncheon on May 26th at I.O.O.F. Orono at 12-1:30 tickets $2.25 obtainable obtainable from Vi Dunlop, Irene Murray or Mid town Variety, «see 'you there. NOTICE DURHAM EAST PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ANNUALMEETING WEDNESDAY, MAY 19 * at 8:00 p.m. BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL l Terry Jones, M.P.P., Mississauga North Parliamentary Assistant, to the Provincial Secretary for Social Development. EVERYONE WELCOME SAY IT BEST ON MOTHER'S DAY POTTED PLANTS -MU,MS -MIXED PANS BEGONIAS . Dried Arrangements Cut Flo We rs ORDER, NOW AND AVOID TyE RUSH • JAN'S FLOWER & GIFT SHOPPE MAIN.STREET, ORONO, PHONE 983-9500' * FREE DELIVERY Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 5th, 1976--9 Park wood promènadè to be held on June 19, Oshawa The weather has always- been excellent for outdoor events at Parkwood and officials are hoping that trend continues for the Parkwood Promenade on June 19. The Parkwood Promenade is an evening of music, dancing and dining held in the gardens'of the estate of the late Col. and Mrs. R. S. McLaughlin. "I have every confidence that this year the tickets will sell very fast," said Martha- Anne Rankine, director of Parkwood. Special guest of Parkwood at the promenade will be Pauline McGibbon, Lieutenant-Governor Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario. Mrs. Gibbon is the first woman in Canada to be named a Lieutenant-Governor. Lieutenant-Governor. She is a director of the DuMaurier Council for , the Performing Arts and has long been active in the arts and social service activities. ' The formal evening will include a buffet supper, «bar privileges and entertainment in various areas of the gardens. •The only problem that arose last year has been solved for this yfear's promenade, Mrs. Rankine said. "We had only one buffet last year," she said, "this year we; will have three or four so there should be no long lineups'". As well as more buffets there will bé ni ore entertainment at the promenade this year. Entertainment includes the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra, the Oshawa Choral Society, Society, the Band of the Ontario Regiment, the General Motors Motors Choir and the concordia Pops Orchestra. A dance floor will be set up by the pool for those who want to dance to the music of the Pops Orchestra. tickets for the Parkwood Promenade are $25. per couple and $12.50 single. They may be ordered by mail from Parkwood at 270 Simcoe St. N. or by calling 579-1311. Kin - Kinette Soundings EUCHRE AND BINGO This coming Monday, the Kinsmen are hosting a Euch- : re and Bingo party for Senior Citizens. It will be at the Newcastle, St. George's Church Church Hall at 8 p.m. Anyone wishing transportation can call either Lome. Miles 987-5052 or Tracy Osmond 983-9424. Come out you'lj have a good time. • If you always wanted to go to Las Vegas to gamble and couldn't afford it, there's a place much closer to home and a lot cheaper, the Kinsmen Monte Carlo Night - on May 15th. "You play with "Funny Money" and at the end of the eveing, should you be a big winner or not, you get a chance to win some great prizes that will auctioned off, using your "Funny Money" of course. Treat your wife to a touch of Casiho Life. 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