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6-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, MAY 14th. 1975 Wants open nomination In view of the uncertainty of the manner in which the forthcoming Durham East Progressive Conserative co vention will be held, there very little action going on i local Conservative politics circles. The Conservative foundin; convention to meld the Osh awa based Conservatives wit! Conservatives in the balanci of the new riding of Durban East is scheduled for May 2 at the Hobbs School h Darlington. The recently held Libera Convention that saw Kir] Entwisle named as the Liber al standardbearer for the nev riding was an open convent ion. This resulted in any persoi holding a current Libera membership card or wh< obtained one up to 72 hour: prior to the convention wa: entitled to vote at the convent ion for the candidate of theii choice to represent the Liber als. Local Conservatives lear towards a closed convention. Under this type of a nomination meeting, only delegates delegates or their alternates appointed by the local Conservative Conservative Associations would have a vote to name the Progressive Conservative candidate. The balance of the Association members would not be allowed to vote for the candidate of their choice. There are five Conservative Associations in the new Durham Durham East constituency. They are Newcastle, Clarke, Darlington, Darlington, Bowmanville and Oshawa. Oshawa. The matter of the type of nomination will have to be resolved at the founding meeting along with the selection selection of a new executive for the Durham East group. Kenneth "KEL" Lyall of Newcastle is the only locally announced candidate. Mr. Lyall threw his hat in the ring last week following the announcement announcement that Dr. Charles Mcllveen of Oshawa would be contesting the riding. Disgruntled liberals Mr. Bruce Taylor speaking at the recent Liberal founding and Nomination meeting questioned the legality of holding the founding and nomination meeting at the same time. He said he felt that they were moving along too fast. He said he was sure there were disgruntled liberals due to this move. Limit time of suspensions On Thursday evening of last week the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education approved of the suspension and expulsion of pupils as provided for by the provincial legislation. While the term of suspension suspension will logically vary with relevant circumstances, in no case shall a suspension be continued beyond the end of the current school year. Suspensions in excess of one month will be reported to the Board. When, such referrals are am de to the Board discussion will be made only in Commi- - ttee of the Whole. RECEIVE LETTERS RE CLOSING SHAW'S SCHOOL The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education at their meeting received received two letters pertaining to the closing of Shaw'S School on Highway No. in the former Township of Darlington. Darlington. The letters expressed the hope that the Board would reconsider their plan of closing closing the school. The Board will close the school at the end of this School term in June but will not dispose of the school for a period of one year. Nurserymen and Florists VAN BELLE "HOLIDAY PLANT BONANZA Thursday - Friday - Saturday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. OPEN MONDAY MAY 19th THE "FRONT HOME GROUP '4r ND CARRY ONLY 2-4' SKYROCKET W JUNIPER V 2-15" MUGHO-PINE Complete $ 59" '§ SPECIAU SPECIAL CONTINUES BY „v e */5££â -, mmsr *>. POPULAR DEMAND 4" GERANIUMS. . . 79 e CASH AND CARRY ONLY , CLEMATIS VINE An excellent selects» selects» tion of colors to choose ; white, purple, purple, red etc. $3-" Each 3 For $9" BOSTON ÏVY Lovely self clinging Ivy- Hardy in our locality. $1 ,50 GOOSEBERRIES Every home should have a few plants of this excellent fruit. In 8" Pot $2 RHUBARB t |f|| 8 Strawberry Rhu j||ek barb, excellent for|||||| \ W\\ | freezing or canning.,™* In 8" Pot jBI ■ vjaAJ ;; $1" • A CS^ ■M "THE SHRUB BORDER" Covers 30' Border. 2 Forsythia bushes ... 2 Honeysuckle Bushes . . . 2 Spirea Bushes . . . In 8" Pot All 6 For $ 17 .70 A w <mrn> JC Hillview iV Compost k Soil ! V J HILLVIEW COMPOSTED SOIL BUSHEL BAG $1.99 NOW I Reg. $2.49 CASH AND CARRY ONLY 10 For $18.99 NOW IS THE TIME! To apply cygon to Birch Trees. 8 oz. $3' HICK'S YEW Lovely green colum- TcU nar Yew. Excellent t, •. in shade or sun. Easy |>> trim. ~ 18" - 24" $7 WHITE CURRANT Deliciously different. Try one plant and you will taste the difference!! ! In 8" Pot .95 STRAWBERRY PLANTS . RED COAT . . . .SPARKLE . .. . EARLY DAWN - it $3" 25 For 50 For $6 ,49 x^S* STRAWBERRIES» From Our Flower Shops: 6 ROSES ASSORTED CUT ROSES CASH AND CARRY ONLY A Large Selection of BOX PLANTS ere in. . . VEGETABLES: Onions Tomatoes Cabbages Lettuce Parsley FLOWERS: Pansies, Petunias Marigold, Asters, Alyssum, Begonias, Dahlia's, Dracona's STRAWBERRY JARS V Small ) $4-« m Medium 7 $8* 95 Large $19* 95 east: EXOTIC CROTON i This unusual color-1%/ ful plant is admired Vy) for its color. Shades ' « of red, yellow, green. XV NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! At Last!! BLEEDING HEART LUXURIANT Plant Patent P.P3324. We are pleased to introduce this new plant. Blooms all season. Fluorescent red blossoms on ferny green foliage. Absolutely hardy to 35 below zero. Grows in sand, clay or loam! ! ! Large clumps in 8" Pot $2 .95 each FLOWER SHOP AND GARDEN CENTRE Highway No. 2 Oshawa Bowmanville 5 Minutes y g 5 Minutes 623-4441 Highway No. 2 Open 9-9 Daily Open Monday, May 19 WEST NORTH: FLOWER SHOP AND GARDEN CENTRE Bond Street WI King Street 579-1118 292 King St. W. Open 9-9 Daily Open Monday, May 19 FLOWER SHOP VB A® C e^ e Beatrice Separate School 728-5159 ' U24 SimcoeSt. N. Open 9-6 Thurs., Fri. to 9 p.m. Closed Monday, May 19