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_________ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAr, JUIN 23, 1970 ORONO WEEKLY TIMEc. &bset4d Ca"esMu Esýs m umer ou> ORONO YOUTH THEATRE The transformation of the Orono Arena from t a hockey palace te a theatre for the ,performing arts faet aimost a complete turnabout. But this is beinx a plished and with surprising effect. It will flot be the cold int erior of a hockey rink when ail one hearse shouting 'of spectators and the siap of a puick againm boards. The Orono Arena, syrprisingiy enough, is t on a warm and homey atmosehere.'One can alimost' ' e audience participation with the action that wiil bej on the stage. The stage with its great width and depth cans give the effect of a Panoramic scene. We feel tha Arena wili be an excellent setting. for the Orono Theatre. The whole setting will certainiy corne to life week and a hall when the opening play is presentedt public. It will make hIstory in and for Orono. As. reported last week production of the play. construction of the sets and costumes are progres5sing on schedule and there is certainly no panic in any d( ment. There is an air of confidence for a fine showin, It mighit be suggested that the support of the tre at this tiime with the, purchase of ýyour tickets li vance would give greater motivation both to the cast the Board of Dîrectors. Blls mýust be paid and the cc this venture in Orono amounits to $15,000:00. The best ý if you want a tip, are the first, five rowý' in the m crescent- A littie bunting around the Village would alsb to the atmosphere and provide encouragement as ýy ,addiïng some lffe to the town. A Idttle support now can go a long way. TO BE A WELCOME CHANGE It nowý appears that some needed road work or COUnty road throulgh Orono ýis to be at last compl The straighening of the curve on the r.-lrth se cf the Mi i bi into Orono will certainiy be welcomed. section of road, designed a goodly number of year agE much to be desired under modern day traffic. It waýs tainly ýoo narrow at the curve and had a'habit of cre an uneasy feeling for the driver. The widening of the moail at the Main and Mil is also a welcomed inove. Here again conditions are no best under the present arrangment. This projet when completed wil certainiy !im driving conditions into Orono. DRUGS ARE ILLEGAL Saturday night's drug raid in Cobourg should to, squelch ail local apologists for marijuana smokerlç othor ilicit drug users. It should also serve to shoel large, apathetic iportion of the local populace to ife. Thirty-eight people, most of themn young p( were at 10 Hawthorne Street shortly after inidnîght 10 policemen raided the premises. Aithough charges not immnediately laid ,charges will be forthcoming. It ii a matter of sorting out what charges will be laid ýag whom. And herein lies the tragedy. Many people can see littie or no harmn done b ing, or even consistently using, marijuana. Some -'exq say it lis neot harmful while others say it leads to acd to more serlous and dangerous drugs. But for the ti'n ing, this is not the issue. The, issue is sd'mply that marijuana and LSD a legal. It is currentiy a criminal %iffence to use them wi a medical prescription. And there are few (none for juana) prescriptions for LSD. This means that tih peope present, if charged uand convicted, will have cri records. The fact that they wili join the ranks -of thou cf others is of littie solace. We can nither condone nor condemn the use of 1juana per se. Nor, for that niatter, can the 'Canadiar, 3 local News IVi. ad Ms. %lex Watson moivcd on aura to Burling- ton afti- selin, their home on Miii Street. Miss Lois Ximmýtt and Miss Beth McTaggart, Napanee are spendin!ï this week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmet. Mrs.' Jack Mercer is a patient ;hat of in the Bowmanville Hiospit4l., is in accom- Mr. and Mrs. Douglae. Simpson hard, celebrated their 25th Wedding ýs the anniversary on Tuesday, July 21. t* the The Public School teachers and aking their families, were- entertaîned el an Saturday at the sunmmer cottage placed of Mr. and Mrs.1 Ray Carleon at Long Lake near Bobcaygeon. The Gj-ono Tenniis Club held a sureiy social evening onu Monday in the t the basement of the Oronio Uni ted Youth Church. Due to the wet ýweather -------- the group su.bstituted shuffle board play instead of tennis, at in a park court. They also enjoyed de- to the licious Kentucky Fnie d CWcken. Mr. 0.; Cooper is a patient in the Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ,s and ville. Sright Mrs. Elsie Nunn from Batti ,e- ýepart- ford, Saskatchewan, has been vis- g. iting Mrs. Muriel Staples and Mrs AI Strike, Bowmanville the past ThAn- few weeks. SHARE YOIJR GOOD HEALTH DONOR Wed.,irAug. 5 Lions Centre, Bowmanville 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m* 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 P.m. Continen talSauna and STF#AM BATH GENTLEMEN W. have a Sauna and Wblrl- pool ready for your use. Drop in and give them a try Group Rates Available Mom. to Sat. 1 p.m. - 1 ar. Sun. 8 a.m. -.1i p.n 16A ONTARtIO STREET 728Uft 0OSHAWA Dry Cloe'ni g, Agents For BOWMANVILLE CLEANERS- Pick-up Tuesday, Thursday and Priday and Brhersh.p Orono, Ont. Ph... N-5310 The Kendal Recreation Asso- ciation- realized a sum of around $85000 at their carnival last Wednesday. The draw for two w atchcs wcnt to Mrs. Wm. Mer- cer and Mrs. Eliott. T he $5.00 a- wards gent to MVrs. A. Langstaff and Doug 'Henderson. Roy Fos- ter won the two Footstools with, one being- re-draw%,n and going to Miss Dî.nnis. SALARY AGREEMENT REACHED A saiary agreement for separ- ate school teachers in Cobourg and Port Hope area has been reached between the teaeher's negotiating committe and the Pe- terborough - V!eýoria - North- umberland and Durham Separate School Board. The settiement co- vers teachers from 10dnergartenm to grade 13 and will mn-ean a four per cent average, increase across. the levels. ThIle minimum wage for a level one teacber has been set at $54OOý whuile the imaximujm at level 7 is, $14,400. D, ROGERSON11 ORONO, ONTARIO WE DBUT AND BRUL M4 i l ,chia, Pi mtdos Ir M OL» CALL Ut WE FPAT CASE Fh«eas* fl m fe ip. - - - - - - j Shop and Save with MID-JULY SEIL LISTERINE (reg. $1.79) for .....$1.34 KOTEX, 12's (reg 63c) for............ 47e SUMMER ASST. CANDY '(reg. $1.15) 86e TWIN TOTS (reg. $1.09) for.....82e NOXZEMA, (reg. '$135) for . . .$1.00 SOAP, 15 Cakes (reg 199c) for ........ 7ke NICE 'N EASY (reg. $2.25),for....... $1.e9 BRYLCREEM (reg $129) for ....... 97e NESLES flAIR SPRAY (reg 99c) ...75e NESTLES SIIAMPOO (reg 99c)....75e COPPERTONE LOTION ($1.09) for -.82r BACTINE SPRAY (reg $1.'79) for.. $1.34 'ARRID SPRAY DEOD. (reg $1.98) . $1.48 ACTIFED SYRUP (reg. $1..74 for . $1.31 A535 RUR (reg $1.49) for......... $1.12 NEOSPORIN OINTMENT ($1.88) . $1.41 PAMOVIN hiq. Or tabs............. $1.19 BUFFERIN (reg. 88c) for............ 66e YARDLEY SPRAY DEOD. ($1.50) . $1.22 Colgate TOOTII PASTE (79c).......-59c POLIIJENT CLEANER (98c) for,..... 74c STUT'SPHAàRM.ACY ORONO, ONTA RIO PHONE 983-5009 William R. Kent,'D.D).S. wishes to annou-nce the opening of 'bis office for the practice of general Dentistry at Bow manville Profeýssional Building, Suite 106 222 King Street East Bowmanville, Ontario' By Appointment Phone 623-7349 -William C. Hall, B. COMM. Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 Ail day Wednesday and Saturday n