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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 16, 1983 From Around the Region Special events at K.D. ' 7.6Vo increase in benefits. Kawartha Downs has ex- Frank Drea, Minister' of tended its 1983 season until Community and Special Ser- December 10th, which has vices, said the increases will been designated as Fan Ap- bring $11,400 yearly aid to a preciation Night and admis- mother of two. sion to the stands is free. Incidentally, living They will also be holding allowances for politicians several draws on that par^ outside of the Toronto area ticular evening. ■ are .used to offset costs .of As well, on the third of maintaining a second December, CKPT and residence in Toronto. The CKQM-FM of Peterborough,' allowance covers such ex- are inviting all Sir Sanford penses as rent, cleaning ser- Fleming students to the vices, telephone, cable TV., stands for an evening of pre- heat, hydro and least but not exam entertainment. Inst, furniture depreciation. United Way fund-raising The United Way fundraising fundraising campaign for 1983 is half over and volunteers report they have raided half of their goal of $1,595,000. Organizer's of the campaign are confident that the goal will be reached by the end of the month. So much for five By searching through board minutes in the legislature library, the Toronto Toronto Globe & Mail has come up with some interesting information. information. Apparently, members of the Ontario Legislature have increased their living allowances for this year by 12%, but are still holding public-sector wage increases to 5%. As well, welfare payments and benefits for the handicapped will increase by 5% beginning January 1. However, welfare recipients who are able to work but can't find jobs will receive a Concert cancelled Tickets for the Buddy Rich concert, scheduled for the 27th of November, are being refunded at the Bowmanville High School Office and the Bowmanville Aiidio-Vision, reported Charlie Clarke last Monday, spokesman for the Bowmanville Rotary Club. The concert, which was sponsored by the powman- ville Rotary Club to raise funds for expansion of Bowmanÿille's Memorial Hospital and Oshawa's Sim- coe Hall centre, was cancelled for the second time due to an illness of Frank Sinatra, Rich's touring' partner. It was estimatéd by the sponsoring club that the concert concert could raise $4000 for the cause. Since Rich's agents could not invoke a cancellation cancellation clause, allowing performers performers to back out within a month without incident, they have donated $4200 toward the fund-raising. Clarke said he will try again to schedule a concert with Rich this coming April. Sports continued: Oldtimers best showing! The Orono State Contrac- took on the Omemee tors Oldtimers travelled to Islanders. State Contractors Keene for a tournament on November 12th and came aWay with the "C" championship. championship. This was Orono's best showing at a tournhment so far as they never lost a game all day. Unfortunately after a 1-1 tie against Druro in the first game Orono was regulated to the consolation round because Druro had scored the first goal of the game. Ray Melville scored the lone goal for State Contractors. In the second game Orono /.0.0,F. Peewee's (Continued from page 5) from passes by Tom Vander- mulin and Dale Manley. Orono scored their lone goal in the second period. T.R. Pollitt scored, assist going going to Stephen Hardy. Due to the bad weather, Ennismore was unable to make the game on Friday night, in Orono. The game will be rescheduled for à later date. Keep working at it guys! completely dominated this game and led by 2-0 until late third period as they could not seem to click with the goals despite having a large edge in territorial play. Omemee spoiled Bob Bourne's shutout wi(h less than 2 minutes ^o play but could, not notch anôtheHeaving the score 2d Orono. Scoring for Orono were Denis Menard and Larry Bues. In the championship game State Contractors came up against the Havelock Oldtimers. Orono came out ' quickly scoring 3 goals right off the, bat and were never headed as they walked off with a 6-2 victory to take the "C" championship. Scoring for Orono were Dennis Menard with 3 and Ron Farrow, Farrow, Jerry Burdash and Wayne Martin with one apiece. High praise must go to goaltender Bob Bourne and the defencemen who only allowed 4 goals against in 3 games for a 1.33 goals against average for the day. Many thanks 4o our hosts the Ottonabee Flyers and a special thanks to our coach Bob Dennis for his fine work behind the bench. 7 Orono members at Fat Storsbergen - 16 A lbs. Pauline Wilson - 46!4 lbs. honoured St Francis of Assisi News The monthly C.W.L. Meeting was held on Thursday, Thursday, November 10th, with president Pat Kidd presiding. Plans were finalized for the bazaar this coming Saturday, November 19th. The C.W.L. banner and our new Nativity set were on display. The C.W.L. Christmas party is t'o be held on December 8th with gifts for seniors requested. Social Services' Coordinator, Coordinator, Mrs. MacDonald outlined the problems of battered battered wives in Durham Region and a donation was made to Social Planning toward the establishment of a transitional house in Oshawa. The Social Committee sponsored a successful fall dance on November 5th. Applications are available " at the rectory to the Youth of the Parish for a COR. weekend November 25th - 27th. Next meeting of Parish Council is on December 11th. C.P.T.A. members, invite you to spend an enjoyable evening with Eric Lambier, pianist and vocalist on Sunday, Sunday, November 20th at St. Francis at 7 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Society is hosting the coffee hour after eleven o'clock Eucharist next Sunday. The following new members were recently welcomed into our Parish' Community, Brandon Baker, Kristen Sawyer, Sherry Lynn Obrist and Laura Marie Car- tier. See you Saturday at the, bazaar in St. Francis Hall, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Tops A.R.D, was held November 6th at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School with 28 TOPS clubs in attendance. TOPS ON #2927 Orono had 16 members in attendance. Seven of our members were honored at the Rally. We are proud of all of these girls, but most-especially most-especially oùr leader, Pauline Wilson. She was crowned runner-up to the Queen for this area with a loss of 46 V* pounds. Her success story and the example she has set for our club has been an inspiration inspiration to all of us. A KOPS is a TOPS member who has reached her goal weight and successfully kept it off. The - following KOPS received recognition at A.R.D.: Barb Cochrane - 41 Vi lbs. Rhoda DeJonge - 20 lbs. Phyllis Lowery - 14 3/4 lbs. Maria Murree - 29'A lbs. Joan Sutcliffe - 34 lbs. A special award was presented to Rhoda DeJonge for being a KOPS for 5 years. Melanie Cowan was recognized for her loss of 42 Vi lbs. anti Mary Clapdorp as high loser for the chapter for a loss of 27'A lbs. Many thanks to Louise Harvey, the club commentator, for a job well done. Another member doing well is Laurie Herring who has lost 17 !4 lbs. in the last two months. If you are interested in losing losing weight, please attend a TOPS meeting. The Orono Club meets at the Anglican Church every Wednesday night. The weigh-ins are from 6-7 p.m. and the meeting until until 8 p.m. Come and see what we're all about and become a slimmer and trimmer you!! For more information call Pauline at 983-5034 or Maria at 983-5354. If your chimney is defective, your.house may be feeling just like you do right now. Because heating systems take in oxygen and release carbon • dioxide. Just like you do. But when a furnace can't-'get enough oxygen, or carbon dioxide can't escape, your house can't "breathe"Carbon monoxide can be created and - that is a dangerous situation for you and your family. • A clean and clear chimney is necessary to vent your furnace properly. " ' ! ' Here are some warning sighs of chimney deterioration: ' > D loose mortar and bricks" . Y 1 D white powder or water stains on chimney t above roof D water stains at the chimneys clean,-out door: « / j YOU MAY NEED A CHIMNEY LICIER TO ■ ■ PREVENT EROSION Ob" THE MASONRY For your,safety, and for your peace of mind, have your heating system and chimney inspected and cleaned annually by a,qualified contractor. • hbu and your house will both breathe a sigh of relief: Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations \ Robert Elgie M.D., Minister William Davis, Premier