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« Those Cabbage Patch kids were bach Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 18, 1989-9 The Cabbage Patch kids were back in vogue last Saturday at the Orono United Church as exhibits exhibits from the children who were attending the first annual convention of the Junior Gardeners were on display. It didn't take long to realize that the kids were having a great time with their own convention. Their enthusiasm was most evident. evident. The Cabbage Patch faces were most creative. Proud of their work Durham Regional CRIME « STOPPERS Rutherford and Alison were justly proud of Cabbage • Patch faces which they had in competition at the Junior Gardners' convention convention last Saturday in Orono. Old News comes * ' „ y 1 comes current again 1942 Two German prisoners of war officers officers escaped from the Bowman- ville Internment Camp. They had tunnelled under a wall to escape being being caught in a nearby field. Deputy district Grand Master E. Brown visits Orono Lodge. It was reported that crows were eating Beech nuts and those wishing to get some of the delicacies better hurry. 1956 Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Hawke celebrate 50th wedding anniversary $11,200 estimated cost for new addition at former Orono Public School. The District High School Board, using part of the building for High School agrees to cover part of the cost. Group considers a War Memorial for Orono. 1969 Large purchase of land in Cavan by White Rock Estates. Gained province-wide circulation. "Own a Piece of Canada" was the selling theme. 75 boys register for hockey. Stirling Mather heads Orono Athletic. , Lars Carlson organizes Orienteering competition, Clarke High involved. Dr. McClure, United Church Moderator, speak at Hi-C service, Orono. 1978 Orono Kinettes organize house tour. To move harness racing from Friday Friday night to Sunday at Orono fair. $2,000 from Town of Newcastle for start-up fund for Newcastle arena. Many attend Evening classes at' Clarke. Holstein triplets born at the Neil Allin farm. Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police ire continuing to appeal for the Public's help in solving solving Break and Enters and acts of Vandalism which are occurring across our Region. Break and Enters and Vandalism continue to cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars and are an ongoing problem. You can help our community solve and possibly prevent some of these criminal offences by calling Crime Stoppers if you know or even suspect that a person is responsible. Obviously people who steal property property have to sell at least some of the property. Have you been offered property which you think has been stolen. Have you heard about someone Fire calls for past week in Newcastle The following fire calls were received by the Town of Newcastle Fire Department during the week of October 9th to October 15, 1989, Tuesday, October 10th at 4:01 p.m. rubbish fire at Darlington Marina, at 9:21 p.m. a transformer fire, Courtice Road and at 10:26 p.m. an Edwards Alarm at 2 Nelson Street, Bowmanville. ' Wednesday, October 11th at 10:36 a.m. a chimney fire on Solina Road, at 12:37 p.m. a burning complaint complaint on Rundle Road. Thursday, October 12th at 7:10 a.m. a motor vehicle accident on east bound 401 lane east of Newton- ville. Saturday, October 14th at 12:13 p.m. a house fire on Solina Road and at 3:35 p.m. a house on Maple Grove Road was hit by lightning. Sunday, October 15th at 8:50 a.m. a furnace problem at 14 Sum- merfield Road and at 5:36 p.m. a barn was hit by lightning on Concession Concession 8, north of Tyrone. Orono 4-H Club holds its first meeting On Monday, October 2, the'first meeting of the Orono 4-H Club "Good Foods Fast" project was held in the Orono United Church. Wilma Prins and Lois McLeod are the leaders of this project. Seventeen Seventeen 4-H members attended, with only two of them being boys. We started off by introducing ourselves stealing. Have you seen or heard about anyone doing damage. You can earn up to $1000 in cash if the information leads to an arrest. arrest. All calls are treated confidentially. confidentially. You will be given a code number to identify ÿourself and you will never be asked for your name. No one will ever know who you are. The Crime Stoppers number is 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS. If this riurpber is long distance call us collect or through your local Durham Regional Police number and ask for Crime Stoppers. A Citizen Board administers the Crime Stoppers' Programs of which there are now over 800 in North America. The reward money is raised raised through Tax Deductible donations donations which may be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers, P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7K8. to each other. Then we voted for our officers: Donna Benschop as president, Gena Payer as vice- president, and Elicia Bot as press reporter. We decided to have a rotating secretary. At this meeting we got our books and discussed good breakfasts. Good breakfasts include foods from at least 3 out of the 4 food * groups. Breakfast is the most important important meal of the day. We also found out how much fibre and sugar are in some of our favourite cereals. Some of us learned that our favourite cereals contained more sugar than anything else. After looking over our home activities, there were a few appointed as cooks for the night. They made popcorn with parmesan cheese and taco seasoning, as well as grape spritzer, ^e all enjoyed eating the delicious snack, the rest of us tried to think of a name for our group, but failed to come up with one, and decided to sleep on it. The meeting was adjourned, adjourned, and we all look forward to meeting again on Monday, October 18th. by Elicia Bot Press Reporter Not Just Fashions Is Having A SALE "Get-A-Jump-On Christmas" and Anniversary Sale All Fall and Winter merchandise is 15% OFF Regular Price unless your receipt has a Special Discount -U p to 50% OFF Regular Price Also SUPER SPECIALS This Week and Next while quantities la'st e.g. Sweater Jackets, Reg. 119.95 Now<79.95 Jeans- Final Clearance , Now 25.00 Beautiful Outlarider Pulloversn; 8 2.oo now 65.00 NOT JUST FASHIONS Phone 983-9466