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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 20, 1987-3 The Olde Grey Mare Ain't What She Used To Be Happy Fortieth Birthday Ann Love Deb and Chris Orono Junior Gardeners hold successful show The Orono Junior Gardeners held a very successful Spring Flower Show on Thursday , May 14th in the lesser hall at the Orono United Church. The demonstration given in April by Yvonne Maitland on flower arranging arranging proves to have been very'in- spiring. Twenty-three children brought in a total of 64 exhibits. Because of the tremendous turnout' for Class 4 (for which each child had received a dish and oasis) - it was necessary to divide the exhibits in half so that more children could receive a. prize. Mrs. ti'uth Tink of Hampton who judged the show felt that in some classes more than one should receive Honourable Méntion and several fourth prizes have been awarded. We thank Mrs. Lynn Finlay and Mrs, Clapdorp for their assistance and especially Mr. Murray Taylor of Rolph Dominion Hardware Store for donating a watering can for a door prize. Luçky winner Diana Borremans will surely make good use of it. Our club has grown again as we welcomed three more new members: Karrie and Karen Forrester Forrester and Michelle Faulkner. Junior Division 6-8 years (37 exhibits) exhibits) CLASS 1 - Poster for Strawberry Supper 1. Diana Borremans; 2. Jeff Finlay; 3. Reiiben De Jong; 4. Greg Finlay & Mark Langley CLASS 2 - "In the Green Forest" 1. Jeff Finlay; 2. Scott Bouwrrieester; 3. Reuben De Jong; 4. Diana Borremans, Katrina De Jong and Greg Finlay. CLASS 3 - "Dear Dad" 1. Katrina De Jong; 2. Reuben De Jong; 3. Jeff Finlay; 4. Jenette Haan & Diana Borremans. * ASS 4 - "Be My Guest" V..,. Danny Powsey; 2. Michelle Faulkner; 3. Jeff Finlay. CLASS 4 - "Be My Guest" 1. Reuben De Jong; 2. Diana Borremans; Borremans; 3. Jennette Haan; 4. Greg Finlay. CLASS 5 - "Mon Petit Cheri" 1. Katrina De Jong; 2. Diana Boremans; 3. Danny Powsey; 4. Greg Finlay. Best in Show - Reuben De Jong ' Most Points in Show - Diana Borremans Intermediate Division 9-12 years (27 exhibits) CLASS 1 - Poster for Strawberry Supper ■ • 1. Danielle Borremans; 2: Kelly Heerschop; Christine Sikma; 4. Heather Heerschop. CLASS 2 - "In the Green Forest" 1. dhrista Clapdorp; 2. Danielle Borremans; 3. Kelly'Heerschop. CLASS 3 - "Dear Dad" 1. Danielle Borremans; 2. Melanie Rypstra; 3. Christine Sikma; 4. felicia Bot. CLASS 4 - "Be My Guest" 1.' Christa Clapdorp; 2. Christine Sikma; 3. Alison Lywak. CLASS 4 - "Be My Guest" f 1. Belinda DenHollander; 2. Kelly Heerschop; 3. Danielle Borremans.- CLASS 5 - "Mon Petit Cheri" 1. Elicia Bot; 2. Danielle_ Borremans; Borremans; 3. Heather Heerschop; 4. Brandy Langley. Best in Show - Christa Clapdorp Most Points in.Show - Danielle Borremans. « From Around the Region and area GM expansion to require new interchange A report to the Region of Durham public works department calls for a new full interchange at Stevenson Road and 401 in Oshawa. The report states this is necessary as "just in time trucking" will increase in the near future as a service to the GM plants. The report also refers to the expansion to be undertaken at Oshawa Centre which will increase traffic flows to the Centre. It has been stated that some 350 trucks visited the Oshawa south GM plant daily in 1985 and this will increase to 1200 over the next two years. Lawyers and CAW come to terms The Canadian Auto Workers and the Law Society of Upper Canada have worked out their differences on the Union's popular prepaid legal services plan. The deal has averted a court battle between the two groups. Autoworkers are now able to get legal help from private lawyers who (Continued page 4) Crime Stoppers asking help to solve fire Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving a Fire which occurred at Carpet Towne and Drapery, 469 Kingston Road West, Pickering on May 1st, this year. At about 3:20 a.m. a fire started in the store. Within a short period of time the building was damaged and the entire contents were destroyed. The fire was possibly started to cover up a Break and Enter where a quantity of cash had been stolen. Damage is estimated .at over $300,000. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible. Up to $1,000 will be paid for the arrest arrest of people for any serious crime. Callers do not have to give their names or appear in court. The Crime Stoppers numbers are 1-800-387-8477 toll free and 222-8477 local to Toronto. Sgt. Sandy Ryrie. of the Durham Regional Police Force writes this article article to help combat crime. ■ A Citizen Board administers the Crime Stoppers Programs of which there are now over 600 in North America. The reward money is raised raised through Tax Deductible • donations donations which may be sent to Toronto and Regional Crime Stoppers (Durham), P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario LlH 7K8. ANNUAL ORONO ESTATES YARD SALE SAT. MAY 23,1987 9 A.M.-5 P.M. 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