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and COMMUNITY YARD SALE, SAT Winner of Kinsmen Logo Contest This Saturday, July 19th has Orono Downtown businesses presenting the annual Sidewalk Sale coupled with a community garage sale with all activities taking place in the downtown. . A great line-up of bargains are being offered throughout the downtown area both through the sidewalk and the garage sales. A new feature being added this year are sidewalk cafes which are to be located in more than one location location oh the Main Street, Janette is also providing her' music and' songs from-10:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. for the enjoyment of everyone. Chess, checkers and crokinole JULY 19 tournaments have also been arranged arranged for the kids commencing at 11:00 a.m. and continuing until winners declared. Prizes galore. Also for the kids a scavenger hunt takes off from the Town Hall at 1:00 p.m. Instruction sheets available prior to 1:00 p.m. at the hall. And to round out the promotion three draws will be held with a total prize in value of $50.00 in D.B.I.A. Bucks. Be sure to fill out the lucky draw sheets at any of the stores in Orono or at the garage sale tables. You may be a winner. Its Orono this week-end for bargains. Lindsay Childs, 9 years, and a student in Grade four at the Orono Public School was the winner of the Logo Contest sponsored by the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club. The presentation of a new ten- at Orono Fair Music will play a big part in the field.of entertainment at the Orono Fair this coming September 4 to 7th with at least three accomplished professional groups performing. Dianne and the Country Royales are on stage Thursday evening while. the Leahy Family take the spotlight Friday evening in front of the grandstand. The Graham Townsend Show hits the fair for Saturday afternoon and again in the evening featuring Grqham, the undefeated world Fiddle Fiddle King. Happenings . CELEBRATES 45th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Congratulations are in order to Fred and Zella Graham who, on July 9tfct, celebrated their forty-fifth wedding anniversary. Congratulations. FLEA MARKET AT CLARKE MUSEUM The Clarke Museum are holding a Flea Market at the school house,museum in Kirby this Saturday, July 19th. . The museum is now open on a daily visit and displays many artifacts of the local area dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. COULD BE A WINNER OF D.B.I.A. BUCKS ' The Orono Downown Business Association is holding a draw at the end of their annual sidewalk and community yard sale this Saturday. Be sure to fill out a coupon available at all stores and at the displays of the sidewalk vendors. Three prizes of D.B.I.A. Bucks valued at $25.00, $15.00 and $10.00 are being offered. ■speed bicycle was made by the vice- president of the Club, Don Armstrong. Armstrong. Town embarks on $5. Million Admin. Centre Carrying on with the tradition of music for the fair this year the Gospel Singing featuring three groups take Centre stage Sunday afternoon to be followed with the traditional Country and Western jamboree. The horse drawing contest has been dropped this year from the schedule of events making opening for additional musical entertainment. entertainment. The Imperial Hell Drivers return for another appearance on Thursday Thursday evening as will the Chariot and .Chuckwagon races on Saturday evening, another thrill a minute feature of the fair for the last couple couple of years. The annual Fair Dance has been dropped and dye to this move the exhibits are to remain for viewing throughout Sunday which has not been the case in the past.: Three new features have been added added being a Flower arranging demonstration by the Ministry of Natural Resources as well as horse shoeing and:, rope-making being demonstrated by local professionals. professionals. The parade on Saturday with its theme, "Travel Into the Future" has an increased number of categories in which to pafticipate and it leaves from" the,north of, the Village, Mill Street, at 11:30 a.At. to make a early noon arrival at the fair grounds. . 1 i Of course the midway returns as does MacDonald's Fariri and the host of other eVents and exhibits relating to agriculture. ' The Town of Newcastle council on Monday evening passed a by-law authorizing the construction of a nèw administrative centre for municipal operatidps which includes includes repairs and renovations to the existing Bowmanville , Town Hall along with a new addition to the west of the present building. In the by-law the cost is estimated at $5 million bding 1 financed through the issuance of a $2.5 million debenture and $2.5 million from Current Revenue. 1 The by-law. does not take effect until approval has been obtained frorp the Ontario Municipal Board. The passing of the by-law is the first ppsitive step taken by council towards the new adminsitrative centre-this centre-this year other than council hgd come out in support of -locating the centre at the site of the ..present Town Hall in Bowmanville. Counc. Hamre, w.ho has been absent absent from the last two meetings of council due to health, asked if council, had been aware of the total cost of the project. $5 million. She said the amount was above previous submitted figures.* J. R. Blanchard, treasurer, said construction costs had been estimated at $4.3 million with a computer system estimated at $400,000 and a possible over-run of $300,000 being estimated. He said the $5 million figure did not include the cost of furnishings. The treasurer was also confident that the project would not impact on the taxpayer either for capital or interest charges. He said he even doubted a debenture debt. He noted that a number of existing debentures were being retired over the next few years and as such cease to be an annual expenditure. The Town over a past number of. years has been compiling a reserve fund to be used for the administrative administrative centre. Arrangements are underway to locate Town offices during construction construction in rented space at the Veltri complex, at the Fire 'and Police Building and in the Bell Building. Kinsmen of the Year Award Kin Don Armstrong, (right) vice president of the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club presents the Kinsmen of the Year Award to Kin Doug. Stapleton for his outstanding work with the club over" the past twelvemonths. twelvemonths. , Kin Don was' the recipient of the award» for the year 1984-85. Congratulations.