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Ron Lowry is pictured Ron has béen granted1 a eral Government to further bis education and participat- above witb r L. Carson. $,80.00 grant from the Feci- ion in Orienteering. Receivwes Federaol Grant 0Of $1800. Ron Lowry, a former stu- further his dent at Clarke HIgh Scbool Ron de' and presently attending me- ques und<j Master University where he is Mr. Carlso taking a Physical Education ed in Swed course, may well represent occasions1 Canada in Orienteering at the category ir World Championships to be es is inter held in Denmark in 1974. This as wella was revealed on Saturday McMasters night when Ron was presented along with Gordon Blaker witb Li st of Orienteering Awards. gradué Mr. L. Carlson wbo arganiz- ed Orienteering in thîs area as at Cia r well as in the Province made The follb the statement that Ron wouldý Seçondary likely'represent Cnada in the, Diplomasr Warli-d Cbampionships in 1974. day evenf It was also poiÂnted ou that Higb Scboc Ron bhad received a Feýderal Elizabebt granit in the amount Of $180000 Aken, Pr for- his endeavours in Orient- David Ai( eering in the province and to DeniseB is education. " weloped bis tecbni- [r the guidance pf ;n, and bas compet- len on two different placing third in Lis n 1972. Ron continu- rfest in Orienteering as bis studies at r ates rke Hi gh lwing is a list of the y Scbool Graduation. presented on Satur- iing at the Clarke ail Commencement: SAdegeest, Michael rederick Andrews, Td, Carol Barnett, BeauDre. Anthony LOCAL NEWS M\r. and Mrs. Jake Reid and faiyare presently living in the aIpartmnent over Stutt's Pharmi-acy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stutt and fimily have moved.to their riew home on Church Street, Mrs. Elsie Kelly, formerly of Orono, celebrated her birthday on Monday of this week. Mrs.' J. C. Gamey of Bowmanville, visited in Opono on Monday. Storks, Sandra Taylor, Rose- mary Tisnovsky, Gale Trolley (nee Dillon), John yen Niejen- huis, Louise van Niejenhuis Geraldine van den Brinlk, Cameron Wilson, Robbin Winter, Lily- Wood, Dirk Woudstra, Michael Young and Martin Zegers. The following is the list of Secondary School Honour Graduation Diplomas present ed at the annual Commence- ment at the Clarke High School on Saturday evening :- Robert Bailey, Diane Barnett, Christopher Barr, Paul Beau- Becker, Leslie Benson, Kén-,pre, Neil Brennan, Richard netb Boyd, Steven Boyd, Bunting, Anne Clark, Darreli Juditb Brown, Janice Cald- Darling, Betty deJonge, John well, Leslie' Caswell, Carol deWitt, Kenneth 'Eastabrook, Chatterton, Veronica Ciesiel- Diane Embley, Reginald ski, John Coatham, Craig Freethy, Bannie Geacb, Kath- CochranWitt Linda No ryn Grady, Jennifer Gray, deJonge, Peggy deWit nd Lydia Groot, Barbara Gustar, Donnelly, Joan Duvaîl, Wil- Stephen Hawes, David Hend- liam Farrow, Maxine Gilbank erson, Christopher Hughes, Kathleen Gustar, David Carol Lovekin, Ronald. Lowry, Henderson, John Hoar, Sheila Paul Malik, Heather McGill, Kennedy, Sharon Lowery, Donald McLaren, Pbilip Met- Larry Lunn, Kathleen Martin, railler, Blain Moffat, Pamela Debbie Moore, GarthMoe Newell, Diane Palmer (Nee Barbara Morrow, Martin Hazelden), Valeris Partridge, Mostert, Tracy Myers, Peter Dale Powell, William Rans- Niklau$, Robert Northrup, berry, Douglas Rickard, Ro- Kennetb Page, Ruth Paterson, bert Russell, Raymond Rýïps- Jennifer Payne, Marpo Payne traý Terry Sadiwnyk,, Doris Anita Pi'geon, Linda Powell, Schmabl, David Sbearer, Jane John Rudteil, Laurie, Scbmid, Simpson, Cheryl Stade, Stadie Deborah Shearer, Margaret Stutt, Robert Tennant, Susan Spry. Denise Stephens, Kim Tbompson and Gordon Werry. 0rono Weekly Timesd, Novemiber 21, 1973 O.P.P. NEWVS The Newcastle Detachmient of the Ontlario Provincial Police investigated the follow- ing motor vehicle collisions and occurrences during the week of November 5, 1973 to November 11, 1973., Twenty-four motor vebicle collisions were investigated in whicb twenty persons were injured. As a result of these collisions five persons have been charged with driving offences under the Hlghway Traffie Act. The Newcastle officers also completed 85 investigations of a general nature. Some of these occurrences are as follows: Two investigations, involved the offence of "Break and Enter, one investigation involved the offence of "Thef t. There were three investigat- ions involving "Wilful Dam- age," one concerning an assault, and one concerning the shooting of a cattle beast. There were four reports of missing persons, two domnestic complaints and three driving complaints. Three investigations învolv- ed the finding of property and one investigation involved the loss of property. Five charges have been laid relating to Liquor Uontrot Act offences and one person bas been cbarged witb a driving offence under the Criminal Code. DRIVING TIP Slippery Roads. Drivers: Snow, sleet, -and freezing ramn mean loss of traction. When you add that to' the many other hazards of the winter driving season, you'v.e got real problems. SO take it easy! Reduce speed, especial- ly when nearing curves, intersections, narrow bridges, railway crossings , and other critical spots. Remember..you can't make a fast stop on a slipppery 'road. JUNIORGRMNI' NIE TN( The Oronio Junior Gardep- ers meeting wîs fheld on Tuesday, Novemiber 13,in the Upper C.E. auditorium with most members present but some were ill.,. After' the singing of O Canada and repeating the Junior Garden- er's creed Mrs. Zegers wel- comed the boys ànd girls. She said this is the time to put out feed for the birds and a feeder could easily be made by éutting a bole in the side of a' javex bottie, putting a piece of wood for a perch and putting the seeds in this, then hanging in a tree. A piece of suet in an onion bag, hung in a tree or on the clothes-line attracts birds too. For the roll caîl eau-.. member was'asked to name a bird either one that stays here aIl winter or one that goes south ,to a warmer climate. uianny uoivin fiad brought some bernies they found as they could be poisonous. Whereas they can be poison- ous to people they may not be to birds as some birds live on bernies. The children worked on their cone and nut projeets and some interesting results appeared. The meeting closed with tbe Junior Gardener's'prayer. The next meeting wiil be the Christmas Show, and party on, Tuesday, December' Il ta wbich the parents are invited. Getworking on your ýarrange- ments and note-books now, cbildren, and also try to prepare a musical selection, reading or anytbing else that would make the program interesting. ,Refresbments will he served. COCO MAT Br ushes footwear le an, keeps dust and dirt out of thie hause. i16" xý7tt. FURNACE HUMIDIFIER BY WAIT-SKUTTLE Stainless steel duot attaches ta either side of f urnace. Quiet aperation. Complete with humidistat and attachments. Huidi- fies u p to 8 raoms. sl, stoc-1to e etavotIotee a0h 10 ,jctoft O d t cý et,abs. reh -fo m n s O ross, aced Isrt th c Your - .,t' ýe"ti efic dOssIoo aot ste - t o -1ra c arj fr-, te absitut ihteco o ral or btter, i tat t O c "îe. E LE CTRO H OME HUMIDIFIER Properly hurnidi- f îed air stops: paint frorn drying out, furniture from shninking. 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