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A Remembrance Day service service was held at the Orono Cenotaph on Sunday afternoon afternoon starting with a parade from the Orono Oddfellow's Hall headed by the Bowman- ville Legion Pipe Band. , Band. The service was attended by ex-service men and ladies, members of the Bowmanville Branch of the Canadian Legion, Scouts, Beavers, Cubs, Girl Guides and Brownies. Stirling Mather acted as master of ceremonies during the placing of wreaths and the reading of the names of those who had fallen in battle by Harvey Partner. Refreshments were served at the Hall following the ceremonies. k<° Home j THE WEEK FOR pot'pourri Nothing that exciting that I could stretch out into a full length article for' 'From Around Home' but then there have been a couple of developments which I could report on. Over the past week and a » half I have visited the Garden Hill Pond on three occasions and on Sunday with, Rutherford Rutherford and Bunting we found the activity at the pond somewhat like Grand Central Station with arrivals and departures and a continual chatter from geese and a number of varieties of ducks. 1 do find it interesting to ■ watch these birds in their habits as dabblers tipping their backside to the sky as they duck under -water for food and those that make a practice of diving under the surface of the water in search of their necessities to sustain life. It is also a good iden- tifitation point to classify ducks before trying to pinpoint pinpoint the actual breeds. And then there are the ake-offs and the landings and each breed seems to have something a little differept from a solid plop into the water to first skimming along before settling in. The pad- dlers on take off hoof it along the surface to get the momentum momentum to, be air borne while such as the Mallard seems to ke directly off and up. ; As to the geese it seemed apparent that someone was in control and Rutherford refers to a definite pattern taken up by the big boss gander and his henchmen that keep everything in order and sound the take off note as wpll as the necessary warning notes in times of possible danger. Of course this all comes from his Indian friends that he so often quotes in the matter of the nature of things. ■ Well certainly there is a lot of cackling before tack-off and it must mean something to those great birds. Leaving the birds Donna and I took in "The Dead Zone" which I must say I thoroughly enjoyed but wasn't fast enough to catch the locals in the scenes shot at the Orono Town Hall. I couldn't miss Glady Brown of course as she does hit centre centre stage for a moment. Donna couldn't direct my attention fast enough for Harold Dean, Dean Cox and othe,rs she tried to point out. No doubt they were there but I'm just not fast enough. And then we again visited the Marigold Dinner Playhouse for "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers ", Prior to this visit I had no thought of what to expect but I can tell you I sure got a lot of laughs. It was not really what I thought it would be and I must say the part was right up Solway's alley, the frustrated 'would be" hustler of women. , FitzGerald states that men generally do enjoy the play and I suppose a man could well put himself in the place of the lead character and ending ending up with the same results. Anyways it was a night of many chuckles and some fine acting on the .part of both , Solway and FitzGerald. By the time you read this article Donna and I will have settled in in Edmonton for a week and certainly plan to get acquainted with our grandson grandson and family and possibly take in a few of the sights. AL HEARD - Electrical Contracting R.R. 2, Orono 9835041 New Construction Repairs Electric Heating Pole Line Construction Central Vacuum Systems Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 9th, 1983-3 Additional funds for area hospitals Area hospitals in Durham Region received an additional $1 million from the provincial provincial government to financially assist the hospitals to meet the rising number of patients seeking hospital care. Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville has been granted an additional sum of $128,400 for the 1983 fiscal An adhoc committee of parents, teachers and board members set up to study alternate day kindergarten in the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education area has rejected such a proposal as not being viable. The recommendation from the committee will now be presented to the full bboard for their consideration. The board earlier this year considered the implementation implementation of the alternate full-day kindergarten as opposed to the present half-day every day kindergarten. The proposal proposal was brought forth as a means of reducing costs, especially cost of transportation transportation in the rural areas. Opposition mounted over the proposal from the general public resulting in' no action being taken-. The board did, however, set up an adhoc committee to farther study the proposal. , ■.ospital budget. The largest additional sum went to the Oshavya General Hospital in an amount of $434,500. In total the government through the Ontario Health Insurance Plan spends $180 million in the Region for both hospital services and physician physician and other practitioner services. ' The committee's recommendation recommendation did come sooner than expected but they felt they had heard enough and were in a position to present their recommendation. The committee did 1 hear that alternate full-day kindergarten can be successful successful but it must have both support of the parents and teachers. Harry Knapper, western area superintendent, did state , that if this support was riot forth coming then they might as well forget about it. The Women Teachers Association and the Ontario Public School Teachers Fédération jointly surveyed teachers and found that the educators feel the quality of the present kindergarten system would not be maintained maintained if alternate full-day kindergarten was implemented. implemented. Those surveyed spoke of child fatigue to difficulty of establishing pupil-teacher relationships. 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