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Is there a doctor in the house? Dr. Angl answered the call for a nouncing the victim dead through doctor on Saturday evening pro- the use of a slow poison. The last act in the name of justice Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 4th, 1987 - 9 Orono Public school Construction in The Inspector, Betina Maddock, (right) makes her arrest of the guilty party, Pauline Mote. Handcuffs brought to a close an Friday, November 20th, 1987 Saturday, November 21st, 1987 Sunday, November 22nd, 1987 Christmas is the season of joy and goodwill m all. It is also the v'itMm when we express our feelings ,nv ai ,i appréciai ion by giving enjoyable and hilarious evening for some 120 in attendance. No one knew that the one next to them could be involved in the plot. gifts to our family and friends. Here at the Visual Arts Centre, during our Annual Christmas Arts and Crafts Show and Sale, you will discover exciting handmade gifts, so original and of such excellent quality, you will find it difficult to Last Friday the grade six were making haunted hideous stories to read. That afternoon the grade six will read them to each other in the gym in the spookiest voices. A few students will be decorating our gym up with gory Halloween things. The grade six will be bringing in flashlights, pumpkins and fake fireplaces so the gym will look really eerie. We will be reading them while other classes come and go listening to our stories. Intèrviewer: "Tom Tamblyn and Mackenzie Cyr I'm going to ask you some questions. questions. Tom, you're first. How do you think this Friday will turn out?" Tom - "Scary and will work out fine." Mackenzie - "I think it should turn out fine." "Are there any improvements you think should be made?" Tom - "Decorate the sides of the gym more and door." Mackenzie - "No comment." Next Saturday in Cobourg the first skating competition of the season in this area will take place. It is a Freeskate competition which involves involves each skater doing a solo performance performance of a specified length to music of their choice. Jumps, spins, footwork and connecting moves flow together in an athletic but artistic artistic whole. Freeskate competitions are fun to watch, and, as many of our skaters will be taking part, you may wish to be a spectator. On Saturday the competition begins at 9:00 and continues until 3:10 with a break of a half hour at 12:55. Each competitor skates in a small group called a flight. The top skaters in each flight go into a final when they repeat their program again. The finals for the flights begin at 11:35. Melissa Allin, Allan Mackenzie and Melissa Colville will be skating. make a choice. Let us tell you about some of the things you will find here... Again this year you will be able to purchase a knitted toy or doll from Dyana Layng, or a beautiful piece of jewellery hand-crafted by Joyce Merrifield. Ruth Campney and her "mice and baskets" will also be • here again this year. Folk-art will be supplied by Lee Russell and Joyce Rousseau. We will also have some of Paula Lishman's fun fur items. Pottery will be displayed by a number of returning and new exhibitors exhibitors and Ruth Sedgewick's hand-painted silks will also be here. Some of our new exhibitors include include Christine Ivanhoff, who will have beautiful floral arrangements, * Mary Holdroft who will display her porcelain flowers and jewellery and the ever popular Martin Hodges who will bring a. number of his woodworking pieces. Mary Wallace will be displaying beautiful batik wall-hangings as well as cross-stitch pieces by Susan Gilfoy. We will also have rug-hooking, children's clothing, Marcella Lukovsky's exquisite exquisite jewellery, and our ever popular crafts-den and BAKE sale both located on our lower level. Relax in the charm of a traditionally traditionally decorated historic setting, enjoy some hot mulled cider and meet the craftspeople who will gladly gladly talk with you to give you an 'insight 'insight into their .creations. The Visual Arts Cente is located ' in the historic "Cream of Barley Mill." . , For further information on this show or any shows at the Centre please call (416) 623-5831 and their staff will be glad to help you. "What first thoughts go through your mind when you think about this Friday Mackenzie?" Mackenzie Mackenzie - "Spooky thoughts go through my head." Tom - "Getting into Halloween and watch out for Stockbroker. Sounds like they answered my questions really well!" Mrs. Deremo's kindergarten class has been enjoying the week by making making lots of exotic Halloween things. Some of these fantastic works of art and activities are weighing pumpkins pumpkins and comparing the length and height and big and small. They've been making pumpkin pictures and pumpkin people and witches hats. Wednesday, October 28th, 1987 they made funny faced pumpkins. Friday, October 30th, 1987 the kindergartens are having a Halloween Halloween parade. This has been a fun week for the kindergartens and Mrs. Deremo. This is Bobbie Taylor signing off. On Sunday the competition continues continues with skaters who are in the competitive stream (which means they qualified to skate at the Eastern Ontario Sectional Championships). Championships). This competition begins at 1:00 and ends at 4:40 with medal presentations to follow. Tracey Eames, Tanya Clemens 1 and Briar Ransberry will be skating. It would be nice to have a group -of spéc- Newcastle booms In the eight month period to the end of August the value of construction construction in Newcastle has boomed ahead of that in 1986. Total value in 1987 for the eight month' period has reached $92,005,582 comparing with $46,200,003 in 1986. Permits have been issued for 1205 for the period jn 1987 which compares compares with 1151 in the same period last year. In residential construction the pace in Courtice has been consistant throughout the two years, 579 in 1986 and 562 in 1987. Construction in Bowman ville went from 125 in 1986 to 303 in 1987. During the past four years a total of 529 permits have been issued for Wilmot Creek development. Permits for Clarke Township is set at 42 for the eight month period while last year the figure for the period was set at 33. One hundred and thirty-four permits permits have been issued for Newcastle Village in the first eight months of 1986 and in 1987. tatbrs to cheer on our girls. Remember the dance on November 14th at the Orono Arena and Community Centre. The tickets for the raffle on the rocking chair frofn the Pine Hut and the Harbour Castle weekend will be drawn at this dance so finish up ticket sales soon and hand the money to Clayton Read at the arena. We are in neéd of a parent to take orders for juice on Thursday nights at the arena during Canskate lessons. Please phone Darlene Read if you can help at 983-5815. > Thank You it The Orono Downtown Business Association would like to thank all those taking part in the production production of, "Murder Most Foul" whether on stage or behind the scenes. And to those attending, ' Yo u were a grea t audience. ' A special thanks to Billy Reid with his comments throwing everyone * off the track. NOTICE OF Annual Méeting Durham East Liberal Association Tuesday, November 10 < . 8:00>p.m. CORINTHIAN CLUB 3924 Simcoe St North, Columbus (North Hall on West Side with Circular Drive) ' election of Executive officers GÙEST SPEAKER - REFRESHMENTS SERVED Co'ntact - Bruce Taylor, President - 623-274L . or Bev Grose, Membership.Secretary 436-2285 9th Annual Christmas Show and Sale -Orono Spotlight on Skating Orono Skating Club