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l-Orono weekly Timies, Wednesday, JuIy 3lst, 19815 Classifi'ed Ads ý BIRTH FONTAINE - Bertrand and Gwenyth are delighted to announce the bîrtb of their first born, a son, Darcy James on July 8th, 1985 weigbinig 6 lbs. 5 oz. Proud grandparens are Mr. and Mrs. Jimi Ard of Orono, On- tario and Mr. and Mrs. Livain Fontaine of Richibucto, New Brunswick. 31 ,a.p. ýDEATHS LUXON, Marjorie - at Dr. J. O. Ruddy Hospital, Wbitby on Wednesday, July 24,11985. Marjorie Luxon formerly of Orono, age 85 years. Daughter of the late Richard & Jane Luxon also predeceased by her sister Laura Pollard and brother Jim Luxon. Rested at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Service was held in the Laing Chapel, Orono on Saturday morning. Inter- ment Orono Cemetery. 31,a.c. PETERS, Lilly <Schneider) - suddenly as the result of an accident on Sunday, July 28, 1985, Lilly, beloved wife of Gordon Peters of Solina, dear mother of Derek and Aprîl, loved daughter of Ella and the late Victor Schneider, sister of Ralph Schneider, Viki (Mirs. Rick Bates) and Sylvia (Mrs. Richard Dupont). Service was beld at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. 31,a.. WATSON, Aima Lucy - at Memorial Hospital, Bowmfanville on Monday July 29, 1985 in ber 79tb year. Aima Watson of Orono, daugbter of the late William and Elizabeth Watson. Dear sister of Gordon and Velma Watson, Orono. Dear aunt of Jack and Edna Watson and great aunt of Michael and Heather. Service was beld in the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville on Wednesday afternoon. Interment Little Lake Cemetery, Peterborough. 31 ,a.c. OBITUARY Mr. S. Oscar Skelding, formerly of Clarke Township, died at Strathaven Nursing Home July 7, 1985, after a year of failing bealth. Oscar was 92 years old. Oscar Skelding lived at Strathaven since 1974 wben il- mness forced him to give up bis life-long occupation of farming and the log home at Concession 8, Clarke Township, where he was born May 19, 1893, to Ira and Ida Skelding. Oscar was pre-deceased by bis parents and one brotber, Russell. Oscar neyer married. Oscar's arrivai at Strathaven soon becamne a boon to fellow residents in the numerous friendly favours he quietly did, errands for those unable to get about and assistance around Strathaven corridors and across the busy bighway for those wbo requîred it. Oscar's handicraft is evident in tbe colourful 'gods- eys' whicb decoxate walls at Strathaven. This andother handcraft such as leatberwork, etc., won prizes at the Orono Fair. Oscar was photographed often for the newspaper during the last few years in the midst of ac- tivities wbich involved the young and the older folk in community activities held at Strathaven.ý Oscar received bis educationi at Enterprise Sebool, S.S. 319, Clarke. His recitations were enjoyed at cm munity events down through the years. Oscar was best known as a keen outdoorsman and a fine neighbour. Oscar attended cburch at Leskard until the congregationï there joined witb Orono United Cburch wbere he was a member. Througb a growing friendship with Oscar at Strathaven, Rev. T. H. Smith, Bowmanville, Ontario, conducted funeral services suitable to this gentie man at Morris Funeral Chapel, on July 10, 1985. Mrs. A. Cole presided at the Cbapel organ. Palîbearers were Robert Allin, Robert Chater, Willis Barrabail, Murray Yeo, Harold Cobbledîck and ' Reid Harness. Among the many floral tributes was a beautiful basket from Leskard Neighbours. Interment was in the family plot in Orono Cemetery. 31,a.c. FRSALE STEEL BUILDINGS. Inventory Clearance. Exampte 32 x 50 com- plete with door $49,929. Sizes avaitable up to 120 wide. Limited quant- tities. Act Now. Cati toit free 1-800-387-8130 (area code 807 cçai 416-828-262). [0OOL SALES Leading manufacturer with a imited number of 1984 mrodels is having a ctearance sale. Package includes motor, pump, fiter, skimmer, liner, fenee and deck. Regutar $209500 reduced to $1295.00. Cati anytime 1-800-265-8124. CAREER TRAINING CAREER IN TRUCKING. Transport drivers needed. Now is the time to train for your Class "A" icense. For pre-screening and job placement information contact Merv Orr's Transport Driver Training. Brampton Dimand A Distant Past FIRE TOTALL. DESTROYS SAWMILL AT LESKARD FRIDAY NIGHT Fire late Friday evening - totally destroyed the sawmill owned by Mr. Roy 'Chomp- son at Leskard. The blaze not only, brougbt destruction to the miii but also a con- siderable amount of equtp- ment, including two trucks and a tractor and lumber pil- A cali for assistance fromn the Orono Fire Department brought no' help as the Department is bound by by- t Iaw to answer cails outside the village of Orono for only properties that have signed t the petition. As Mr. Tbomp- ' son had not sought protec- tion, the Orono Brigade were unab le to answer the caîl. The Bowmanville Fire Depart- ment also were contacted but likewise could be of no help. HOW MEN AND WOMEN ci WILL REGISTER IN wife, AUGUST By the end of August, the Federal Government wil know everyone's business from the age of 16 years and over, in whicb about 7,000,000 people will'be af- fected. TRAN Almost unnoticed in the uproar over the govern- ment's roll back on old age pensions, the first annual report was tabled from the Security Intelligence Review Committee. This is the body that arase from the stor- my creation of the Canadian Security Intelligence Serv- ice. This is the, body which is to monitor the activities of what the media insisted on calling our spy agency. This is the body which is supposed to act as the pub- ic's watchdog, ta be sure that our security and intelli- gence service is acting professionally and efficiently, ta be sure that it is obeying the law of the land, and ta be sure that it is respecting the civil rights of Cana-, dian citizens. In short, the Security Intelligence Review Committee is the body that is supposed ta set the minds at rest of cold warriors, the legal fraternity and civil libertarians alike. But recently, in its first annual report, about the anly camfart it had ta offer was in its composition. Al three major parties are represented, and ail of its members are privy councîllors. The problem, of course, is in the very nature of the business they are overseeing. They can tell us that aur security and intelligence agents are continuing ta engage in intrusive activities - bugging, wire-tapping, letter-opening. They can assure us that those activities have 'béen carried out in accordance with the law, that is, with a Judge's warrant. A committee member, Frank McGee, assured us that he and his colleagues examined ail those warrants and that they were in unanimous agree- ment that each one was necessary. 1 Reporters were told by the chairman, Ron Atkey, that in the commttee's estimation, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service did everything possible ta prevent the tragedy at the Turkish embassy. But it cannot begin ta answer the questions that statement begs. If the CSIS did its job, what persans or agencies didn't? Did the RCMP fail down on the job?' Did the Solicitor General's department or ExternaPAf- fairs? Or was it the Turkish Embassy?- The committee couldn't say anything which might give aid and comfort to the country's enemies. I can understand the caution. They're balzing a new trani ev- ery inch of the way. But one hopes that by the next annual report a year from naw, they'll realize that giving some degree of aid and comfort ta the country's enemies is a price, that for the sake of democracy, pretty welI has ta be paid. lifford Swallow gives wvith ber bot dog at the operative Customner Ap- é,Merle, a belpiing hand Durham Farmer's Co- preciation Day last Thursday (SPOTS J Sînce our last report the team bas won tbree and lost two to end the season witb a winning record of seven vic- tories, four losses and two ties. Goals for totalled 31 witb 12 being scored on us. On July 8 Newcastle visited and went home with a 2-0 vic- tory. This was tbe only gamte iost by more than one goal. Next we went to Waverly Park to play and defeat the Tigers by a 3-0 score. Jamie Shetler, Scott Bordun and Jason Lawrence scored. On July 15 Bowmanville Beavers came to, Orono and won a close game by a 2-1 score. Andrew Burton scored from the penalty spot. Our next game was in Bowmanville agaînst the Lions where we played a very good ail-round game to wîn 5-1. Andrew Burton got the first goal on a pass from Ryan Regimbai, then Scott Bordun netted the first of a three goal perfor- mance. Jamie, Shetier scored the fifth on a pass from Jonathan Burnham. Steven Sargent played a great game in goal, often diving at the opposîng forwards' feet to block shots. The final league gante saw us win 2-0 agaînst the Wolves from Bowmanville. Jamie Shetier and Scott Bordun scored the goals wbile Jason Lawrence stopped themn at the other end. Ail season long the teamt bas improved; Steven and Jason played well in goal; Scott Ransberry and Ryan Regimbai steadied a defen- sive corps that included Krista Szymczak, Jason Hill, Brett Graves and Scott McDonald. The midfielders, led by Andrew Burton, pro- vided lots of scoring chances to the forwards; midfielders were Ailan McKenzie, Stephan Canceiliere, Jason Stubbs, Lindsey Couch and Jarrod Easton. The forwards who 'finisbed off the offen- sive plans were Jamie Shetler, Scott Bordun, Jonathan Bur- nbam and Jason Lawrence when he wasn't playing in goal. Well done team and congratulations on a fine season. Good luck in the playoffs. First game is at Waverly on August 12 against the Wolves; kick off 6 p.m. The second game of the total goals series is in Orono on August 15 at 6:30 p.m. Inspection Station Ail Vehicles Inciuding Dump Trucks Sohool Buses PROPANE Propane Conversions and Service MANGAR'S GARAGE Orono - 983-5130 We have openings for a few good sales people in our Bowmanville office. Wbether you are icensced or considering taking the Real Estate course cal Walter Frank for a con- fidential intrview. 623-3393 W. Frank Real Estate Limited 234 King St. E. 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