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77777 W V Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Stiptember 22nd 1976-3 Orono Junior Gardeners Meet On September 14th, the Orono Junior Gardeners held their regular meeting in the main hall of the Orono United Church with twelve members attending. , We opened our meeting with O Canada and the Junior Gardener Creed. Mrs. Zegers welcomed our new piember Denise Challice. Mrs. Lorna Atkins is assisting assisting Mrs. Zegers With the Junior Gardener programme. Mrs. Zegers showed the children how to make a corsage. With a variety of , flowers and greenery, each child used his talents to make an attractive corsage. The children enjoyed viewing viewing colourful slides of Butch- art Gardens in Victoria, B.C., Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, and animals of these areas shown by Mr. Atkins. The children were reminded reminded of the October 12th meeting when all members bring one entry of "Let us Give Thanks". This arrangement arrangement to be made with some vegetables, fruit, flowers (dried or fresh) nuts, etc. Durhams Day-care Termed Successful Photographed in the above and are now moving up to join picture are the cubs who have the 1st Orono Scout Troop, completed their stay in cubs' Pictured from left to right F.R. Tennant Fuels Ltd. Phone 983-5693 Bob Yeomans Plumbing and Heating 24 Hour Service New Installations Alterations - Repairs Specializingjn Hot Water Heating Forced Air Heating Septic Tank Work R.R.l, Orono 983-5624 WHITE'S FENCING INSTALLIONS ALLTYPE^OFFENCING RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL ' POOL ENCLOSURES FREE ESTIMATES 576-5606 BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING .Sales'and Service 24 HOUR BURNERSERVOCE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates , Phone: Tyrone 263-2650 We Are Moving... ... .to Larger Quarters aOWMANVILLE BROADLOOM Our New Location 170 CHÜRCH STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-5054 BARRY MORE ACTION TWIST Regular $11.95 square yard Now for Only $8.88 square yard - William C. Hall, B - Comn >- Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY (back row)'Shane Longboat, Michael Vooys, Billy Tate, Walter Sherwin (front row) Duffy Harare, Steven Boricic, Spencer Williams. Moffatts First Bash A Hit and a Smash ( continued from page 1) PORT HOPE CLEANUP DATE SET! area. The breakdown of cost is: $708,100 spent on actual remedial work; $554,861 on transportation and $194,830 on program management. Although radioactive gamma gamma testing has been completed completed in Port Hope, the actual radon gas survey has not been compiled. The AECB spokesman said the boàrd hopes this will be completed before 1977. Phase two of th cleanup has tentatively been scheduled to begin May 1,1977 and continue until the winter months. No cost was given for this ;phase. 1 AECB officials hope the entife job will be finished by 1978. ►VVVVVVV'. ( continued from page 1) , STILL INVESTIGATING be very few. The man had no fixed address but had been a resident of Toronto before he died, Insp. Smith noted. The inspector said there was no truth to- a report written in a Toronto based newspaper that said an arrest would- be made by the end of the week. ! "There is nothing that concrete yet," Insp. Smith said. "We'ré not discounting the fact that the man could have been killed in the Newcastle area. That's why we have ' issued this appeal," he said. If anyone has any information information that may help, the O.P.P,. in their investigation they are to call Newcastle Const. Dave Mackey who is heading the local investigation. The phone call will be kept .in confidence, the inspector assures. Doug Moffatt 'was host last Saturday night to about ninety couples. The celebrated celebrated occasion was the first anniversary of Moffatt's election election success last year making him the Durham East M.P.P. for the N.D.P.'s. The celebration took place in the Newcastle Town Hall where the célébra tors consumed consumed food, refreshment and danced to the sounds of Brute Dungeon, till the wee hours of the morning. The bash has been described described as "a disco-dining-etcetera extravaganza". Durham Region^ home day care program has "worked out very successfully," according according to Moyra Brown, co-ord- inator for day nursery serv-. ices. Mrs. Brown made the comment Thursday as the regional social services committee committee approved a replacement replacement for one of the home centres operating in South Oshawa. , She said Oshawa and the Ajax-Pickering area still require require further sites, even though four of the six centres approved by regional council have already been established, established, "The growing number of new homes (in the two qreas) with two» parents working continue to call for increased infant care," explained Mrs. Br'own. The. day care program, she added, is looking to set up the rest of its facilities where and when the opportunity arises. The committee gave the go-ahead, 'to a Stone Street home for the south end's centre after learning the woman, who previously ran the operation out of her Vancouver Street residence, recently had a baby. ■ "So, ' this is a straight replacement and does not add to the number of hoiries in operation," explained Mrs. Brown. Under regional sponsorship, sponsorship, four homes in Durham have been certified as semiprivate semiprivate day care centres. Each is allowed to accept five children under school age, as well as kindergarten kids who need minding for half days. Mrs. Brown said no great demand for the service has been found in the northern and eastern parts of the region. "ft seems the number of working mothers is lower and .the community is able to absorb any children who do need care during the day," she explained. Currently, the Ajax-Pickering Ajax-Pickering area shows the most nêed for the next home centré and Mrs. Brown said her department department is actively seeking a suitable site. \V "Freshcut" Backs Attached Chicken Legs Ideal For Dressing ' Pork Spa reribs Lb. .89 Lb. $1.39 Lb. .89 "Freshcut" Backs Attached Chicken Breasts "Schneiders" 16 oz. Pkg. " , Oktoberf est Sausage $1.12 Rindless Bacon, Ea.$1.68 "Shopsy's" 16 oz. Pkg. ' Sausage - All Beef Ea. $1.09 WHITE V FOOD ! STORES NOW! Ts the Time t ( o fill your freezer for the cola ' ♦ winter mo'nths ahead Can. A-l BE E F Hinds CUT, WRAPPED & FAST FROZEN $1.19 LB. CORNISH'S