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..........k.y.... ....e.n.. ........ .... ...... Triple R Dollar Plus ýOrono's own dollar and .on JuIy 2, 1997., Orono got it's very own Dollar Store, Triple R. Dollar Plus. The stores owners, Roy Clapperton and Roni Ward both live ta Orono, and are looking forward to becoming part of the Orono business' cornmunity. Sunce mhovhrg here four years ago they have developed a growhng fondness for the smiall town ways, and the quiet rural setting found ta Orono. Roni had heard s0 many people express a desire for a Dollar Store, that she though they should give it a try. Part TIhe sounds of the singing warbler, thought to be a Tennesse Warbler, has retumned to the tip of the tow- ering Spruce in the backyard. 1As reported before It Isgiv- Ing out with its great arrange- ment of chips, blips, beeps and trilîs which sound filîs the backyard from day-break to rine a.m. 1It is still sornewhat of a rnystery and although It bas been showing itself, on occa- sions, it does spend rnost of the lime hidden amongst the growth near the top tip of the tree. Donna is now playlng an active role in endeavouring to make a positive identifica- tion and spent part of, the Canada Day listening to a tape of warbler singing. She states that of all the warbler songs the Tennesse cornes the closest. She does have doubt of It being the sarne Tennesse version from the top of the Spruce as from the tape. I would have to agree. There is no doubt of it being a warbler but so far see- mng the bird bas been of little help in identification. Anyone is weicorne to rornp around in the backyard i the early mrn-ing to give sorne assistance. The Indigo Bunting You may remember that late this spring there were numerous reports of Indigo Buntîngs vlsiting bird-feed- ers. The numbers were cer- taunly greater than usual.' This was also noted in, other areas., A recent report on a but- terfly survey heîd last week made note of an unusual number of Indigo Buntings also heard in Durham RPegion. Certainly there mnust be a number flush for the bird. Tallying Bush Birde I have made the first survey of bush birds in a spe- ciflc'area of the Ganaraska Forest. I will be vlsiting the saine five stations again wlth- ta the next seven days. The gift store of -the store wlll be devoted to dollar items, and the back will be a crafters display area where local crafters may rent wall-space to seil their crafts. Roy says, "We would like to supply a number of goods that are n ot available in town, at a discount price." Roni and Roy wlll be helped o!ut at the store by Brandoni Ward, while they continue to pursue they careers.:Hope to see you at the store. By the way, the third -R7 is for Rébecca. (Their three year old solution to the mlid-Ilfe crisis). report is: one of rnany that are subrnitted to Guelph University and bave been over a past number of years. There is concemn as to a possible' reduction ln num- bers and species of bush birds. It is an early mrnnnng trip tato the forest and recording the sightings and song Iden- tification of birds at five wlde- ly separated stations for a period of ten minutes. Most of the recordings corne through Identifying the song of the bird. The leaves do cause a problem in making visual identification. Birds" identlfied to this point include the Chestnut- Sided Warbler, the Mourn-ing Warbler, the Black-Throated Blue Warbler, Magnolia Warbler. Oven Bird. Great- Crested Flycatcher, Red-Eyed Vireo, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Scarlet Tanager, Chipping Sparrow, Wood, Thrush, Acadian Flycatcher, Northem Fllcker. No doubt we wll bave more to report next week. Clarinigton Fire Department Cails The Clarington Fire Departmnent responded to the followin g fire calîs frorn June 23 to June 29: 1 structure fire; 4 vehicle fires, 1 fire other than other fires; 7 rescue calîs; 12 med.ical calls; 1 911 caîl; 1 :assIst other agency cail; 4 alarm activation cails; and 8 check out calîs. Newtonville P.S. class times The ýNewtonville Public School' will still be having their classes next year from 8:45 a.rn. to 3:15 p.m. "B"lood donors needed The usual summer short-- ages are uporl us, so extra clinlcs are belng held to help meet the needs of patients i central Ontario hospitals. Hospital stock orders of sev- eral blood groups continue to be reduced to help maintain inventory for emnergencies . Al blood types are needed, espe- cially group O. We are looking for ail blood groups to corne out and donate at the upcoming blood donor clinlc in Bowmanville. We are hoping that healthy individuals age 17 to 70, who have not donated blood in the previous 56 days, will attend one of the following blood donor drues: Lions Centre 26 Beech Avenue Wednesday, July l6th 12:30 - 7:30 p.m. or Thursday, JuIy 31 4:00 - 8:00 p.rn. Recently, blood was vital to the life of a motor vehicle accident victim, for new mothers, a thalassemia patient, two liver transplant recipients, and an open heart surgery patient. For more information about these and other clini- ics, caîl 1-800-701-7803. Donors are reminded to bring valid identification and encouraged to bring a frlend along to the clunic. The Toronto Blood Centre is responsible for collecting, testing, processing and dis- tributing blood and blood products to 61 hospitals In central Ontario. The area extends north to Huntsville, west to Oakville and east to Napanee. Nvewcastle Lions News On Jure 25 the last regu- lar meeting of the current Lions year took place ta the Lions Room at the Newcastle Cornrunity Hall. There were twenty-eight Newcastle Lions and 1 guest, Jack McOustra, a prospective member pre- sent. A delicious fish and chip dînner was catered by the staff frorn Captain Georges. President Terry perforrned some un-finished business frorn the last meeting by pre- sentlng new Lions Jean Graham & Dwight Napier with their new members kits and pins. President Terry, also presented Certificates of Appreciation to Lions, Dave Adams, Greg Forget, Ray Goode and Dave Robnson. Two requests for funds that will benefit the local community were approved as well as a $500.00 donation to the Manitoba Relief Fund. Four other requests were referred to the appropriate cornrittees. Saran Wrap & Tinfoil Chairman, Lion Stan Powell tumned over a cheque to the treasurer, representing the profit from sales of saran wrap and foil for another year and anyone can caIl at the house 57 Mill St. S. or cal 987-4534 to purchase wrap at $12 for a 1000 ft. roll (sub- ject to change) and alumlnum foil in a 200 meter roll for $~24.00. President Terry announced that Lion Frank Hoar will be the Lioness Liaison Officer for the comtag year. He also pre- sented Lion Dave Robtason with his past treasurers pin. and thanked hlm for his good work over 'the past three years. Then, in his final act, presented tacorning President Lion George Rekard with the President pin, and George, ta turm presented Tenry wlth his Past Presidents pin. Lion Murray Paterson announced that Jean Grahamn will be the new Chair for the Dog Walk-a-dog-a- thon wlll be held on October 4th and dogs wlll be available for participants without their own dog. Lion Ed Majer, Chicken BBQ Chairman, thanked al those who helped on Sunday, especially Lions', Roy Hopkins, Peter DeJong and Sam Lernon. He reported a, tidy profit that will be used for community projects., Regular Lions m eetings will be suspended for the summer months but the Newýcastle Lions wlll be out in full force on September 4, 5, 6, & 7 for their flrst fi.md-rals- er of the year. This will be the Lions Bingo in the big tent at the Durham Central- (Orono) Fair. On june 27th, Mary- Clare MacKinnon of Orono was admitted as a lawyer to the Law Society , of Upper Canada. Mary-Clare graduated in 1986 frorn Dalhousie Law School in Halifax and is a member of the Nova Scotia Barristers Society She has accepted a posi- tion with the law offices of Hamilton-Mutton in Bowrnanville where she is engaging in a general practice including family and crirninal law, and civil litigation. at 5331 Main St. in Orono Dollar Storëe* Discount Items Gifts & Crafters Area Craft Venders Welcome Hours: 10 a.m. - 6 p.rn. Monday - Saturday e Tel. 983-9462 - Cameorders - VCR's since - Microwaves 1982 T ' Authorized Sales & Service Centre for: *Accessories *Stereo Systems *Telephones *Top 100 CD's & Tapes mr. trmm * rand w ub nii Landsape ý434-9428i "Iqp ý PANASONIC - SANYO SONY - JVC - GOLDSTAR