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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 4, 1987 -SCRIME STOPPERS A re-enactment for Crime Stoppers of a break, enter and theft at Armstrong's IGA, December 15 th. Pictured above in the re-enactment of removing the store safe are Shane Harbinson and Robert Maki, both students at Clarke High and chosen for the re-enactment by the Drama department. Orono break-in and theft re-enactment on television Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's assistance in solving a Break, Enter and Theft which occurred at Armstrong's IGA in Orono on December 15th last year. At about 3:20 a.m. Police responded responded to the alarm and found that the store had been broken into and the safe was missing. ,,, A search of the area revealed an axe handle and the handle from the front of the safe at Sawicki's Garage in Orono. The safe itself, minus a large amount of acsh was found in the parking lot on the west side of the Wilntot Creek at the 4th concession. This is the second similar oc- curance within the last year. A re-enactment of this crime will be shown on City TV on Thursday, March 19 at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. It will also be shown on CHEX and CKVR on March 20th. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000 for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons for this offence. Anyone with any information information regarding this crime, no matter matter how insignificant, is asked to call. Callers do not have to give their names or appear in court. The Crime Stoppers numbers are 1-800-387-8477, toll free? or local call to Toronto 222-8477. ", Babes In Bookland By Dorothy Robinson IMAGINATION "Unlock a child's imagination and she will discover a world of dreams." * The calendar.in my bookroom has a monthly quote abotrt children, ■ and the one above interested interested me because at the time, I was re-reading what Michele Land- sberg had to say about awakening the imaginative powers of children with books. t • She quotes Ted Hughes, the English poet, to provide a succinct definition..Imagination is the faculty of creating a picture in our heads and holding it there while we think about it." Landsberg decries the. crippling effect that.constant viewing of television has on mv agination. Viewers accept pictures created by others, and if no alternative alternative media are offered, their creative juices are in danger of drying drying up. Read Landsberg's "Guide to Children's Books' if only to enjoy her stylish writing, but I' am sure Horticulture finalizes plan?* for 1987 The executive of the Orono Horticultural Horticultural Society have now finalized finalized plans for the 1987 programmes and have a variety of interesting topics. New members are most welcome to join our society which holds its meetings at Orono United Church. The following is an outline of the 1987 activities. For further information, contact Mrs. Lorna Atkins, 983-5608. March 26-8 p.m. Guest speaker, Mr. Lloyd Pfeffer, "Then and Now at Orono Provincial Tree Nursery." April 8 - Bus trip to Garden Festival '87, Toronto. Contact Mr. Orville Challice 983-5824. April 11 - District 17 annual meeting at Nestleton Community Centre, 9:15 a.m. April 23 - 8 p.m. April House Plant Show. Hobby and Craft Show. Guest speaker Mr. Bryon Samis - '"Growing Gladiolus". April 25 - Tour of Mr. and Mrs. Mai Bain's orchid greenhouse and Martin Versluis and Sons Ltd. Greenhouses. Meet at Orono United Church 10 a.m. April 29 - Tour of Mostert's •Greenhouses. Meet at Orono United Church 7 p.m. May 7 - Bus trip to Niagara Falls. Contact Mrs. Lorna Atkins 983-5608. May 14 - 8 p.m. Spring Flower Show. A demonstration of floral arrangements. Plant Sale. June 16-19 - Ontario Horticultural Horticultural Association Convention at Queen's University, Kingston. June 25 - Strawberry Supper 6 p.m. Orono United Church. August 13 - Summer Flower and Victorian classic. Burningham - Cannonball Simp - a rejected dog finds acceptance at a circus. Crowther - The Most Amazing Hide-and-Seek Alphabet Book - a pop-up. Flack - The Story about Ping - a Chinese duck's first venture with independence. independence. Haviland - The Fairy Tale Treasury - 32 world favourites. Ireson - The Faber Book of Nursery Verse - 600 poems. Nicoll - Meg and Mog - an amiable witch. Ormerod - Moonlight - bed-time rituals. Potter - The Tale of Peter Rabbit - hand-sized classic. Stevenson - Could be Worse - humourous tall tale. Wagner - Bunyip of Berkeley's Creek - Australian award-winner. Wildsmith - Cat. on the Mat - artistic artistic visual joke. Yeoman - The Wild Washerwomen - a tall tale. you will also find it an invaluable , source of advice on starting , children to read and keeping them reading, Landsberg, wife of Stephen Lewis, is a widely read columnist. columnist. Her book is rich with personal personal anecdotes, and deals not only. with the issue of the great pacifier, T.V., but also with other controversies controversies such as bad books; censorship; sexual, racial and social stereotypes in children's literature. Have a look' at the copy on display at o the' Apple Blossom Shop along with some of her recommended recommended titles. LANDSBERG'S LIST Ahlberg - Each Peach, Pear, Plum - an "I-Spy" game with nursery characters. Allen - Mary Alice. Operator No. 9 - an irreplaceable duck books ott Ardizzone - Little Tim and the Brave Sea Captain - a runaway overcomes fear. Bemelmans - Madeline - a naughty girl in a Paris orphanage. ' Brooke - Johnny Crow's Party - a Mangar's Auto Centre Parts-Sales-Service Orono, Ontario TOWJNG ★' USED CAR SALES ★ Radios - Air Conditioning Muffler - Brakes Tune-up-Electronic Ignition Fuel Injection Systems Propane Conversion and Inspection' Body Work , Rebuilt Engines and Cylinder Heaps Safety Inspection Station .Guaranteed Service LIC, CLA, B, 3P, S6A, S6B Call MIKE: 983-5130 • 983-5487 Vegetable Show. Open to the public at 7 p.m. Meeting 8 p.m. Guest speaker Mr. Merlin Slute, "Drying and Preserving Flowers." September 20-11 a.m. Orono United Church. Orono horticultural horticultural society Sunday flower service. service. Guest speaker, Rev, Keith Henderson. October 1-8 p.m. Fall show! Guest speakers, Mr, and Mrs. Mai Bain - "Growing Orchids." Country Country Store. November 5 - 7:30 p.m. Workshop. "Working With Dried Materials." December 3-8 p.m. Christmas Show. Mitten Tree. Town to hold special garbage ■ups The Town of .Newcastle is té. make arrangement to have a special spring garbage collection which will be held during the week of May 4th. The special pick-up will be held in Orono along with the regular Wednesday garbage pickup during the week of May 4th. Residents are to place garbage for the special pickup along side their regular garbage. The special pick-up will be held in Orono, Orono Estates, Newcastle Village and the Town of Bowman- ville. Plan Now for Spring ... GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY . .. For Lawn and Garden Care Hedge Trimming and Spraying Nicholls Lawn & Garden Services Orono, Ontario Telephone 983-9680 3 Carnations Priced at $3.59 At the Apple Blossom Shop Downtown Orono Phone 983-5291 The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE MARCH BREAK BONANZA (March 16 - 20,1987) Join in the fuh! Take part in our Fourth Annual Program ' Monday: Beach Party/Bowling Tuesday: A Day at the Ganaraska Forest Centre Wednesday: Printmaking/Hydro To u r/Magic Show Thursday: ; Easter Egg Pairtting/Skàting Party/ Puppet Show. Friday "Freckle Juice" (Theatre Show) / Gym Games / Museuryi Tour / Movies. An action packed week for the kids for only $25.001! Check your Community Activity Guide (pg. 22) or câll the* Town of Newcastle Community Services Department Department at 623-3392 for details on fees r tjmes and locations. locations. NOTE: Some events have limited spate so register NOW!! Date of Publication: March 4,1987 P.O. No. A 1376 1