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8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 13, 1983 YWCA Fall program ready for early Aug. The Oshawa YWCÀ Fall Program ',83 Brochures are being printed and will be mailed to YW members, registrants and participants in early August. A Variety of activities have .been planned for the Bowman ville and Newcastle area. Children's activities include include Fitness and Fun, Dance and Christmas needlecrafts. Babysitter Training is offered' for 12 and older. Adult programs include fitness programs galore as well as Yoga. A book review program is being offered as well as Christmas Crafts and Treats. Program registration for YW members and registrants begins August 18 and public registration begins August 19, Watch this newspaper for further details. Ontario Hydro to conduct voltage test Ontario Hydro will carry • out a routine voltage reduc-, lion test on Tuesday,'July 19. Voltage on Ontario's electrical electrical system will be reduced by five per cent for two oner hour periods: from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and again from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. For most customers, the effects of the test will be imperceptible. imperceptible. The tests are a planning measure to ensure that in an emergency involving, for example, example, the temporary breakdown of a large generating unit, Hydro can continue to provide reliable service to its customers. A five per cent voltage reduction, over the Ontario electrical grid will provide load relief of about 450,000 kilowatts -- almost the output of a Pickering reactor - and enough to maintain the electricity electricity supply of more than 160,000 homes. Ontario Hydro has conducted conducted similar tests twice a year since 1^74. Winter conditions conditions are tested in January, and summer loads,in July. Classified Ads (Continued) PART-TIME HELP WANTED SALES AGENTS. We want you to represent us in your community. Nature's Gold is marketing a fundraising fundraising program to schools, churches, companies, sports groups or any non-profit organizations. Our program offers high profits to these organzations and high commissions commissions to you. Mr. Westbrook, (416) 261-4084, Nature's Gold, Ontario Food Terminal, Suite 292, 165 The Queensway, Toronto M8Y 1H8. n/c Doing what you otter! 133 picture perfect playgrounds for you to discover. Ontario Provincial Parks Ontario Ministry of 2£*" nW Popa Na,urai rrL. Resources o^mywnnw For information, call toll free: 1-800-268-3735 50th anniversary SALE You may be one of the two million or more people who have visited Ste. Marie Among the Hurons a few miles from the Georgian'Bay town of Midland. It's a reconstruction of Ontario's first European settlement that French colonists, Hurons an* Jesuits established in the wilderness in 1639. There are 22 buildings in the community; and the young people portraying labourers, priests and craftsmen craftsmen make it all seem very authentic. ' And Ste. Marie is authentic. Archaeologists studied the site for years and then went to work. The job was completed in 1968 and historians, tourists and schoolchildren began to pour in to experience life in a different century. Last week I visited a few of the artists and artisans behind the scenes gt Ste. Marie. People who live in the surrounding area. In nearby Victoria Harbour, I watched Raymond DesChenes creating authentic candlesticks of Rep- naisance design for the Ste. Marie Chapel. Ray has been a restorer of fine art and wood for more than three decades and has been a valuable asset to Ste. Marie for eleven years. A scholar as well as an artist, he has a library of 3,000 books for reference. A few miles away at a little shop called "Grass Roots'* in the village of Wyebridgè, Trish Hines weaves many of the costumes for the "Jesuits" who roam the site. When I dropped in, she was weaving another of the "black robes." Ten yards of material are needed for each cassock, stretching 60 inch, es i n width when woven on the loom. Trish estimates it takes about 60 hours to weave the material for a robe, and she limits herself to four hours a day "or else I would be seeing a chiropractor every day." In a workshop close to the Ste. Marie palisades, carpenter Elmer LeClair of Midland was working on the base of a beautiful tabernacle when I called to say hello. Elmer is an expert in the wood-making skills of three centuries ago. I've been going to Ste. Marie since the first archaeologists archaeologists were sifting through the rubble about 20 years ago. But it wasn't until last week that I saw some of the artists and artisans from the surrounding area at work. Through their skills more than rôvo million visitors have experienced a link with the 17th century. , A link with our heritage. '■> ORONO FUEL & LUMBER Station Street and Hwy. 115, Oropo, Ont. Phone 983-9167 in celebrating their 50 years in business in -Orono are offering 'a series of SPECIAL PURCHASE OPPORTUNITIES ' THIS SUMMER SAVE BIG WITH ORONO FUEL AND MASON WINDOWS. WE ARE OFFERING AN ADDITIÔNAL 10% OFF ON ALL MASON WINDOWS AND DOORS - INCLUDING THE ■ MULTI-FIT (CUSTOM) SIZE WINDOWS. MASON MULTI-FIT - JUST RIGHT FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELFER. BELOW ARE 7 EASY STEPS ON HOW TO REPLACE THOSE OLD HEAT-LOSING WINDOWS WITH ENERGY SAVING MASON WINDOWS. IF YOU OWN A BRICK OR WOOD FRAME HOUSE HERE'S HOW. ' WOOD FRAME CONSTRUCTION tCSTT MEASURING STEPS (1) (2) (3) Remove existing inside window trim. Measure the widest inside dimension dimension of existing window frame, (frame size - width) Measure the highest inside dimension dimension of existing window frame, (frame size - height) BRICK CONSTRUCTION ' MEASURING STEPS (1) Measure the widest outside dimension dimension of the existing window casing, (overall width) (2) Measure the highest outside dimension of the existing window sill and head casing, (overall height) XINSIDE OUTSIDE REPLACING STEPS To remove existing window the procedure Is basically the same for brick and wood frame construction: 1 , STEP 1 : Remove any Interior trim. , ' STEP 2: Remove any glass. , STEP 3: Cut the sill In half and pry loose from framing. STEP 4: Remove head and sill and clear Away any loose debris. STEP 5: Replace opening with made-to-measure Multi-Fit window and finish oft. i • MULTI-FIT WINDOWS AVAILABLE IN-CASEMENT-AWNING AND MASONGLIDE STYLES ONLY, eALSO A LARGE SELECTION ÇF STANDARD SIZES AND STYLES. . * . ' ' ■ ASK THE PROFESSIONALS AT ORONO FUELS FOR MASON MULTI-FIT WINDOWS. This special is available until July 30th, 1983