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Bowmanville couple win needlepoint . Pictured above is Mr. an<J Mrs. Jack Brough of Bowmanville Bowmanville accepting the needlepoint they had won in a draw during the opening of the Orono Arena Saturday night. The needlepoint was donated donated to the Athletic Association Association by Dane Found of Theatre arts class w presents play A Durham College Theatre workshop, which began in January, is presenting a production for the public. Every class member is participating in the play "Separate Tables" by Terence Terence Rattigan which will be presented in the Durham College foyer on Sunday evening, April 29 at 8:30 p.m. Admission will be $1.00 for advance tickets or $1.50 at the door. This is the play made famous by Deborah Kerr and David Niven in the film of the same name. It's about an imposter who postures as a retired army major in an English seaside hotel. Basically Basically shy and maladjusted, he fajls in love with an equally 10-06 Lotion 480 m only $4 >95 tutt's Pharmacy ORONO, ONT. • 983-5009 J H, StUTT - E. J STUTT Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April l$th, 1979-9 Rainbows spawn in artificial channel Bowmanville. Kay Lycett of Orono sold the winning ticket to Mr. Brough. According to Gord Atkins, who presented the needlepoint to the winners, over $1,000.00 was made on the draw. shy spinster, and comes into conflict with her domineering mother. It is a story of how two lovers shake off their personality problems and come to face life on their own terms, Majorie Sutton, trie producer producer and director of the play, and class instructor, is the founder and artistic director of Spotlight Theatre, an amateur company in Oshawa. She trained for drama in England at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, and has had a professional career in England, before coming to Canada in 1977. She has done professional work in Toronto. The principals ,in the play are David Cheetham, who plays Major Pollock, the shy and maladjusted army major and Ann Bodner who plays Sybil, the retiring spinster. Horticul tural News A re-grouping of the Horticultural Horticultural Societies in the area east of Toronto has resulted in the formation of a new district comprising the societies societies in the Durham Region. At the inaugural meeting of the new Durham District, held in ©rooklin last Wednesday Wednesday evening, two members of the Orono Horticultural Society Society were elected to office - Isabelle Challice as Assistant Director and , Ann Evans as Secretary-Treasurer. Both ladies are to be congratulated on achieving this distinction for our local society. Twelve societies in all will form the new district - Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa, Beaverton, Beaverton, Cannington, ' Uxbridge, Georgina Brock, Brooklin, Pine Ridge, Bowmanville, Orono and Newcastle. Looking for ball players in Kendal Mr, Brian Foster of Kendal has sent out a call tç children interested in playing baseball this year with the Kendal club. Those born in 1968 or later are asked to phone Brian (7'97-2402) or be present at the Kendal Ball Park on Saturday, April 21 at 10:00 a.m. It is expected to form both a tyke and beginner team. Foster is also anxious to hear from other persons in the community who would like to form such teams in Orono, Newcastle, Newton- ville or Millbrook. The domineering mother, Mrs. Railton Bell, is performed performed by Karen Polkinghome. An artificial spawning channel aimed at improving natural reproduction of rainbow rainbow trout in Baltimore Greek near Cobourg, has proved successful in its first year of operation. British Columbia uses artificial artificial spawning channels for the spawning and rearing of' both trout and salmon but this is the first time such a facility has been used in Ontario for rainbow trout. Thirty-nine adult rainbow trout from Lake Ontario were introduced to the new channel in April 1978. These fish began spawning soon after their transfer. In the fall of 1978 Ministry of Natural Resources Resources fisheries technicians returned returned to the creek and found large numbers of juvenile rainbows in the area. "The artificial spawning channel was installed by my ministry as an experimental project last spring," Natural Resources Minister James A.C. Auld said today. "Its initial success shows how nature can be assisted when the" need arises". The Ministry of Natural Resources and the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority Authority co-operated in' redesigning an auxiliary overflow channel downstream from the Ball's Mill Dam at Baltimore as the spawning site. Favourable spawning conditions conditions were created by placing rubble on the bottom of the waterway, establishing overhead cover and regulating regulating water levels. Mr. Auld said the rehabilitation rehabilitation of suitable Great Lake tributary streams is a vital part of Ontario's fisheries program. "Migratory fish species such as rainbow trout, which depend on good stream habitat habitat fbr' spawning, play an important role in the fish management programs fpr Lakè Ontario," the minister added. Mediator attends meeting A meeting was held on Tuesday with a mediator • present to endeavour to iron out a settlement between the members of CUPE, custodians, custodians, cafeteria workers and a " few bus drivers and the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education. LAWN-BOY can be a 5-in4 mower. A side-bagger. Lawn-Boy super vacuum action and up-front discharge give clean cut, fill bag from back to front. A rear-bagger. Optional accessory holds 50% more grass than regular bag, A leaf shredder. Optional accessory attaches easily to shred leaves. A grass muicher. Optional accessory reduces grass clippings into, natural lawn fertilizer. 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