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Orono WeeklY Times, Wednesday, May 31st, 1978-3 i'nese tnree nunamurdtaro- Carolina SaplingÉs were seat- lina saplings were ail that ed in next to the shipping were left on Monday of over building and we u nderstand six million young trees that were destined for Pick-up. were shipped this spring from The Nursery is, preparing the Orono Tree Nursery. The for next years shipment of Woodyard, Holliday pull a "Ken Lyall"l Monday council members afternoon when the matter of resumed a meeting that discussion centred on an adjourned from Wednesday application for rezoning of F ANST., ORONO, ONT. 983- 5009 No interest in Orono hall (Continued from page 1) Main Street in Orono.. On Wednesday in Bowman- ville it was the intention of the community services commit- tee to make recommendation to council of names of interested people to be ap- pointed to the community centres board to-operate the hall. No one-was present who held an interest in such an appointment. The Town committee was not in a position to take any firm action as only two members of the committee were present and'a quorum did not exist. No action was taken in the matter of the Orono Town Hall. over eight million trees. from the Nursery. 'lhe spring crew was laid-off on Friday of last week with the completion of the spring shipping season. lands next to Goodyear Rub- ber Co. in Bowmanville which if passed would allow the construction of a senior c itizens complex on some five acres of land. The Forresters wish to build the complex and have been in support of the rezoning along with the owner Mr. Swartz. The application has been opposed by the Union at Goodyear who feel that such development would give Goodyear an excuse to leave Bowmanville and fur- ther that no expansion plans could be undertaken. Council met recently with Goodyear officials in Toronto in connection with the matter. After a goodly number of months discussion on the matter finally came before council Monday for their decision. The rezoning appli- cation was voted down 4-1 by council since both Woodyard and Holliday bounded out of the meeting. Counc. Woodyard oli Tues- day said there appeared a serious legal bind in the handling of the issue and that he had called for a legal opinion on the position of council before the vote was taken. He said he wanted a ru]ling but as this was not to be he left the meeting as he did not wvant to be party to any action before legal advice_ was obtained. Counc. Jasper H olliday also lef t the meeting.ý Counc. Taylor was the only member to support the appli- cation. Toàwn s ets aside $150,rà%00 fo r lands The Town of Newcastle council last Wednesday ap- roved the using of funds in the Parks Reserve to purchase lands for three municipal projects in the Town. of set aside for the~ purchase of land to provide an extension to the Hampton works yard. A further amount of $35,000 has been set aside for land purchase for the new fire hall in Courtice as well as a sum of $75,000 to purchase the form- er school bouse in Courtice f'or a proposed new library. Coune. Woodyard is also to Drop-window air coriditioners. For verti- cal hung windows. Snap-out grill for easy cleaning. Mounting kit is included B.T.U. Foor area Product Prc capacity i sq. ft. code rc 5,000 315 499-8065 224.77 6,000 450 499-8073 279.95 8,000 550 499-8120 349.99 10,000 700 499-8081 429.97 12,000 850 500-4616 588.95 2 SUiding-window air conditioners. For horzonal lidngwinowswit upto40- inch viewing height. Mounting kit included. B.T.U. Floor area Product Price capacity inl sq. f. code 6,000 450 500-0394 359.95 8,000 -565 500-0408 399.95 10,000 700 500-0378 480.95 negotiate for the purchase of a piece of land in Kendal to be used for 'a reserve water storage tank for the fire department. IIEECTOHMER Heavy-duty air conditioner (riot shown> cools 1000 sql.ft. For vertical windows or through 12'/2 inch walls. 15,500 BTU,4ý997743..598.49 Heavy-duty air conditioners (flot shown). For vertical-hung windows or through 11/-inch walls. Mounting kit is inclûded. B. T. U. Floor area Product Prîc e capacity in sq. f. code 19,000 1250 500-0416 668.95 22,000 1360 500-0424 717.49 Commercial-duty window or through-the-wall airconditioners (flot shown) Germicidal filter. For walls up to 17 ins. thick. B.T.U. Floor area Producti Prc capacity in sq. f. code rc 28,000 2000 500-0432 919.95 33,000 2300 500-4578- 1,002-95 ROLPH DOMINION ORONO, ONT. HARDWARE 983-5207 I a I Fresh Cnt B- k Attached Chîcken Legis lb Devon Brand -1; pz. Pkg. Rindless Bacon ea Tasty - Tender Pork B0'uttL&Chops lb Peameal Back Bacon le 1.68 ), 1.18 End Portion. lb. 1 .98 Centre P( Tasty - Tender Beàef Liver freshi Cut - Backs *tttached Chicken Breasts "Maple Leaf" - 16 oz. Pkg. Breaded Sausage 'Pride of Canada" 16 oz, Pkg. Skinless Wieners CORN lISH'S, lorn1b . 2 .08 lbo .69c lb.e 1.18- ea. 1.35 1 ea*. 1.08I Il ', ýk.. . M. r Mm , t . 7M,