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Doll Show and Sale big suc cess The Antique Doll Show and Sale at Orono Showcase on Saturday and Sunday was an outstanding exhibit exhibit with over three hundred dolls on exhibit from local collectors and from Bertha (Mom) White of Nelson, British Columbia. Mrs. White had the largest exhibit in the Orono show taking up almost twenty-five percent of the space in the upper room of the Showcase. The room was completely filled with the exhibits. Bertha (Mom) White was formerly formerly of Maple Grove, east of Bowman ville, and| was known for her bid to operate! a licenced home for children from broken homes. Not being able to get a provincial licence Mrs. White and her husband moved to British Columbia for the same intent but again being denied a provincial licence: to operate such an endeavour. The family then moved to Africa OPP Issue Wa To Women Following the r last week on High was the second su the past month the dal Police have iss women. ' In both cases a v. man, followed flashing his lights to to stop. He then s vestigate a problet^i their cars. bel Newcastle Man'Jailed Over Three Years Newcastle, to later return to British Columbia where the couple entered the field of antiques and especially in antique antique dolls. Mrs. White states that most of her antique dolls come from the United States. She has been taking part in doll shows across the country country and recently was the largest exhibitor exhibitor of antique dolls and the International International Show and Sale. The fact that she attended the Orono Showcase show and sale resulted from a visit with her children in this area. Three hundred paid admittance to view the doll show and sale and according to Eileen Stephens sales were brisk and the show definitely was a success. irnujg (tpe of a woman way 28, which ch incident oyer Ontario Proving icd a warning to chicle driven by a hind : the cars, get the women ingested they in- at the back of who Jon Fisher, 25, killed a 21-year-old Port Hope man in a collision east of Newcastle Village in 1985 has had his licence suspended for five years and given a jail term of three-ànd-a-half years. Great Pine Ridge KINSMEN ' BINGO Orono Arena Community Centre 52 Nos; or Less ' $2000.00 54 Nos. or r Le$s . $1000.00 60 Nos. or Less $500.00 NOV. 11 Every Second Teusday at 7:30 p.m. SUPPORT KINSMEN SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY 4th ANNUAL Tyrone Community Centre Satur., November 29 9:00 a.m. - 3 p.m. 3 MILES NORTH OF TAUNTON ROAD ON LIBERTY STREET REFRESHMENTS QUILT DRAW Orono-Lockhart School News Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday^ November 19, 1986-7 Orono Campus Mrs. Yeo has met with her students and is beginning to help them with whatever they are having trouble with in class. Sometimes the students come to her room for help and sometimes Mrs. Yeo goes into their classrooms to help them there. Mrs. Yeo helps students who have been identified as needing help beyond that which the regular classroom teacher can give. She works with students from all grades. She is at Orono Monday to Thursday mornings. Mrs. Allin's class is learning to read Nursery Rhymes. They'll soon be talking about families and each student is supposed to bring in a picture of when they were little. Mrs. Brown and her class are enjoying enjoying their new classroom. We are learning to use good manners in Mrs. Brown's class. Every Wednesday, Wednesday, Mrs. Brown has art. They have lots of space to put up their pictures. pictures. They are proud to be a part of Pod C. This room is an enjoyable enjoyable room to be in. Mrs. Dereino's grade 3-4 class are starting a new learning centre about alphabetical order. There are many exciting activities to do. When they have finished they will be able to put words and names in alphabetical order. The children will learn that sometimes they must look at the, second or third letter in order to list the words alphabetically. alphabetically. Ms. Walker's class is learning about colours. We have been having having special colour days for the past • while and will be celebrating with a colour party on Thursday. Everyone is working very hard and having fun. Toes Toes Tickle my feet Nifty, nifty Nifty, Neat Take a bath And they'll smell swell Beat, beat Beat, beat, beat Take off socks And hold your nose Toes, toes Look at your toes Angles, angles Holes in your socks ■ Heels, heels Step on rocks 1 (Continued page 8) - <3^,05' V? X vV V oV Shari, Bev, Linda New Year's Eve Ring in the New Year at the Orono Community Community Centre with your hosts, the Great 1 Pine Ridge Kinsmen. „ Dance to the^ounds of D.J. John Homan One price: $50.00 a couple. For .your comfort only 100 tickets sold. Group seating reservation available. * Tickets available through any Kinsmen or call Bert Lelievre 623-1757: F.R. TENNANT FUELS Ltd. ,W\ Gasolines Budget Plan Fuel OilS Automatic Delivery '* Lubricants and Greases 983-5693 KTMKMUM , Yv >; • oh? \ X»' The HEAT EXTRACTOR ... A great innovation 'BURNER ©\ Basic Principle The 2 water sprays absorb the heat from the combustion gases. 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