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Open Library 2 Extra Hours MRS, KEN. GAMSBY Correspondent ORONO -- The Orono Library Board has decided to open the library an extra two hours a week for the exchange of books. The extra hours will be from 6.30 to 8.30 every Tuesday evening. 'The board is extending the hours on a trial basis and fait! that opening in the evening would allow working patrons to avail themselves of the service being provided. It was also sug- gested that possibly people could use the library more for reference purposes during the open hours, Mrs. Reid will be in charge of the library on Tues- day evenings. The treasurer's report reveal- ed that another $300. is avail- able for the purchase of books. The book committee was au- thorized to purchase more books amounting in value from $300. to $400. It was decided to purchase some children's books recom mended by Mr. Paxton, princi- pal of the Orono Public School Stanley lLazarski, 63, 765 Alfred crescent, Kingston, died following a heart attack Satur- day morning while driving to- wards Toronto on Highway 401. Mr. Lazarski suffered the at- tack near the Harwood avenue interchange, at Ajax. His auto veered across the median and travelled about 50 feet on the eastbound lane before veering ting a guard rail. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Oshawa General fiuspital. Mrs. Lazarski, who accompanied her husband, was not injured. Diane Dupuis,.of Oshawa, suf- fered knee injuries in an acci- dent at 5.55 p.m. Monday, on Highway 401 near Newcastle. Vehicles driven by Earl Fran- cis Killingbeck, of Oshawa, and Leo Garrard McCantle, | of To- the fiction shelves, Altogether some $1000. worth of new books back into the median and hit-| - Kingston Driver Dies At Wheel Of Auto ronto, were involved in a rear end collision. Property damage to the two vehicles is esti- mated at $700. Chamber To Study Winter Carnival MRS. KEN. GAMSBY Correspondent ORONO -- The Orono Cham- ber of Commerce met recently at Otto's Restaurant with 16 members present. A further discussion was held on the possibility of holding a winter carnival. A committee was formed to delve into the proposal and report. A committee was also appoint- ed to arrange a Christmas party for the children. EXPORTS LIVESTOCK Canada exported 21,969 pure- bred cattle, 288 purebred swine and 1,454 purebred sheep in 1963 Officers of the Bowmanville and Whitby Detachments of the Ontario Provincial Police re- ported traffic was heavy but moved well during the long holi- day weekend. The Bowmanville detachment reported a few minor accidents. The Whitby detachment report- ed 23 accidents involving prop- erty damage were investigated from Friday through Monday. Fourteen of the accidents were on Highway 401 and the re- mainder on other roads covered by the detachment. BACKACHE and RHEUMATISM Pain After 21 twice as many women & are made miserable by common urinary irritation caused by a germ, Escherichia Coli, To quickly combat the secondary aches, muscular pains and disturbed sleep caused by Kidney and Bladder irritations, try taking 2 little CYSTEX tablets with a glass of water 3 times daily for a few days, CYSTEX is a cleaning urinary anti- septic, also an analgesic pain reliever for Rheumatism, Sciatica Pains, Headache, Backache, and muscular pains, Get STOP Ansus-GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY 282 King W., Oshawa @ Tel. 728-6254 Oshawa's Rug and Carpet Centre Broadloom-Tile-Linoleum Rug Cleaning "PENGIUN" FOR THE PRINCE prince and External Affairs Minister Paul Martin is vis- ible over Queen's shoulder. "penguin" car presented to them Monday at Prime Min- ister Pearson's residence. Mrs. Pearson is beside the Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phibip admire amphibious Hit Ditch | Driver Dies MOUNT ALBERT -- Ronald Gain, 21, of Uxbridge, was kill- ed early Sunday on Highway 48, @ mile south of here, when the car he was driving crashed into a ditch on the Harold Sideroad. Three passengers from To- ronto, John Matheson, 20. Mar- garet Claxton, 15, of Gerrard street, and Marion Talbot, 14, ql Virgin Place, were taken to York County Hospital in New-) market Matheson was released, vt Miss Talbot was detained with) face cuts and bruises and Miss Claxton with head and knee injuries. Police Chief Frederick Mason of Whitchurch Township said his officers had followed a- car along the Tenth Concession to the Harold Sideroad at speeds of up to 100 miles an hour. They lost it and stopped a pass- ing motorist, who said a car had passed him going 100 mph. Club Planning Calendar Blitz ORONO -- It was with much enthusiasm the Hi C held its first meeting. Although the for- mer members, who have gone to higher learning were missed, there were several new mem- bers to be welcomed. John Mather, Dave Shier and) Bruce Mercer were given a) warm welcome as new mem-) bers. Ann Gilbank, secretary, | read the minutes, The financial | report showed a bank balance | of $240. Carol Nixon is in charge} of the nursery for October. It) was decided to again sell Unit-| ed Church calendars at a blitz in December Hi C 'members, who were east for the play "Miracle at Potter's Farm," have expressed the wish to present the play at the church in the near future since it was not ready for the drama festival as planned The devotional half of the meeting ws then taken by Lynda Pears, Ann Gilbank, Carol Gilbank and Terry Graham. The officers elected were: | president; Cameron Perrault; | co-president, Ann Gilbank; sec: | retary, Dorothy Dunlop; treas-| urer, Lynda Pears; cor. secre-| tary, John Mather; member- ship convener, Bob Laxton. 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