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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lst, 1968 Rebekah Lodge The regular meeting of Heath- er Rebekah Lodge No. 334 was held Tuesday, January 23. Sister Q. Jean Lewis, Noble Grand, offie- îating with Sister Violet Dunlop, Vice Grand, assisting. Sîster Nelda ffhompson, Oshawa District Deputy President of 'Dis- trict No. 8 East, was introduced and welcomed. Minutes of the last two meet- ings were read by Sister Mae Allen, Recording Secretary. A very extensive report was giv- en by Sister Violet Dunlop of the work she has been doîng for the iii and shut-ins. Communications were read and deait with. A committee has 'been asked t o attend a meeting ini Oshawa Wednesday, January 31st JACK REALTOR 99 King St., E. BOWMANVILLE When Buying or Selling cali WILF HAWKE YOIJR ORONO AREA UJPRE5T'NTATIVE 983-5274 Ëembers of )shawa and Dis trict Real Estate Board] Dr.PI.are e Orono, Ontario Orono Medical Centre Office Hours:- 9:00 to 1:00, 2:00 to 6:00 Saturday 9:00 to 1:00, Phone 983-5825 Orono Building Contractor Brick -Block -Concrete Stone. Work Carpentry - Floors Cabinet Work -Tile ORONO to make plans for the visit of the President of the Rebekah Assem'- bly of Ontario. The President will be in District Number 8, March 12 and 13. The Di strict Deputy President spoke a short time. Birthday Greetings were extended to Sis- ters Irene Murray and Mrs. Win- nie Youngman. Lunch was served and a social' hour was spent. Roy Foster Hea«ds Health Unit A meeting of the' Board of H-ealth for the United Counties of Northumberland and. Durham was held on Wednesady, January 24th, 1968, and the chairman for 1968 was appointed. The Board oï Health for 1968 eonsists of thn following mcm- bers: Mr. R. A. P)ster, Reeve, Clarke Township, Chairman. Mr. W. I Thomas, Reeve, Co- bourg, Warden. Mr. J. Whttington, Reeve, South Monaghan. Mr. G. H. Ross Reeve. Murray Township. Mrs. G. S. Edwards, Cobourg, ieutenant Governor's Repre- sentative Mr., L. R, Criffith is the Secre- tary-Treasurer' It is lhe r-sponsibility of the Board oi ilealth to see that the provisiens or the Public, Health Act andJ the Regulations are car- ried out. In accordance with Reg- u1!atioTîs under the Act, one mem- ber is appointed by the Lieuten- ant-Governor-in-Couneil;ý the other four members are, appointed, by the Counties Couneil. An inerease in the price of stamped stationery, reflecting growing development manufactur- ing and administrative costs,, was announeed recently by the Can- ada Post Office. Concurrently, a new type of stamped mailing en- velope is being made available to the public for the first time. New envelopes of 4c and 5e de- nomination have been enhanced by the inside addition of a print- ed design in grcy. The new in- terior inereases the opacity of the envelope 'and, thus, assists in the concealment of contents. The de- sign consists of the repeated wording "Postes Canada Post." The price of 4e and 5e stamped envelopes goes up by 40c and 44e per hundred, not' including post- age, in t he No. 8 (domestic) and No. 10 (business) sizes, respect- ively. Miss Carol Glbank reo îrned home on the weekend frc- . i r onto General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ed GraTl. ,n re weekend guests with thl - ter Mrs. Bud Burnett, v nett and Patti, Hawkzes r'--m Mrs. WV. H. Row'ei in Bowmanvilllp Mcmr ai and Mr. Rowe is il Mrs. Jas. Stutt i - Toronto General Ile had an operation or Mr. Bill MeNaul Billi ngs, Oshawa, Jim' Patterson an i manville were di Sunday with MUr. Billings. lsut est Irs Word was fI Ir. and Mr'q L. King, z.in a head -)n collision near Kitenen- er, Mrs. King having to have 200 stiteh,"s. Mr. King was not de- tained in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis of Orono and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Don 'Milis, are, spend- ing a few holidays in Florida. Mr. Ceeil Graham reeently re- turned home, after being a patient in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto Mrs. Kennieth Jeanes of Toron- to, the former Miss Catherine Lynch, visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe re- cently. UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Mnster 11ev. B. E. Long SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1968 Orono United Church Sunday Sehool at 10:00 Service at 11:15 a.m. Kirby- Morning Sunday Leskard- Sunday Sehool at 11:00 Sehool at 9:45 McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW SALE, Model 10 -- 10 16" CHAIN AND BAR Light Weight Liegular $169.95 Now Specëial Prices on al Models WATSON'S AIE&CYCLE Ornin, Ontario Phone 983-5343 KNOW WRAT,, Stutt's ph1L a-1,rm c Phone 983- 5009 Orono, Ontari o Mlid-Winter Sale Continues LADIES'SKIRTS Aile25% Reduction in ail our ladies' Fali and Winter Skirts. ý4î LADIES' BLOUSES 25% Off any of the balance of our ladies' J Blouses. LADIES' DRESSES Vinal Reduction ini Ladies' Dresses. 20 Dresses, regular values to $22.50 YOUR CHOICE FOR $10.95 12 Dresses,,regular values to $29.50 YOUR CIIOICE $15.,95 LADIES' PANT SUITS 1 only, Pant Suit, beige and brown check, size 14,. Reg. $32.50 .... SALE PRICE $21.95 s 1e only, Pant Suit, rusi window pane check, sie12, Reg. $39.95 .... SALE PRICE $29.95