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The photo above shows presenting a trophy to the and to the right is Tim Charles Trim , president of dancers who brought in the Woodward. The couple the Bowmanville Branch of largest amount of money. To brought in a total of $228.00. the Canadian Cancer Society, his left is Mary Cyrderman Durham College to erect welding and skill trades shops Durham College is erecting expansion of its welding and a new building to provide for skills trade courses. The Stevens Furniture ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I I I I ■ I I shop Upholstery Fabric Samples Furniture Refinishing 983-9630 STEVE JOHNSON Mens Slow Pitch League 1979 General Meeting will be held in BOWMANVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY on Sun., Feb. 18,1979 7: dû P.M. ' ■ I ■ ■ I I ■ ■ I I ■ ■ ■ An award alsowent to the couple bringing in the second highest amount of money. Shown above Lions member D.V. Beales presents Greg Martin; with his trophy and Lion Phil Hayman presents Kelly Reid'with her trophy. This couple earned a total of $144.00'. ' Also a third prize of record albums went to Debbie and Chris Procher, a brother and sister* team who earned $130.00. College is taking this step to meet increasing demand for skilled Canadian workers. , The new building will be approximately 1400 square fçet and in addition to welding, will provide for construction, carpentry, masonry, masonry, drywall, painting and decorating as well as other programs. It will be a single storey ( builflitfg with a mezzanine at one énd, and will be located just east of the present technology wing. It will be designed to match existing buildings. The cost of the building will be $619,500 including site work. Construction Construction will begin in early March, with completion expected by the first of August. Because of the nature of the courses to be offèred, particularly welding, the mechanical electrical equipment accounts for a considerable percentage of the cost of construction. For example there will be sixty welding stations. At the present time the waiting period to get into the welding program is approximately 18 months and this new building should ameliorate this situation situation Tacher Enterprises will be the general" contractor, and Totten Sims .and Hubicki Associated are the design consultants. OUTLINES HYDRO AGREEMENT TO TOWN extended in time. He did pay that the greater the time element for the development could reduce impact on the whole of the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. Mayor Rickard said that Newcastle was fortunate to have the agreement and pointed out that Hope Township Township nor Port Hope had such an agreement signed. He also said that the impact of the development upon the Town of Newcastle may not be as great as first expected. Counc. Hobbs questioned the proposed sewage disposal plant and what effect the hydro development would have on the plant. Levine said the sewage plant yas not being built solely .for Hydro who are constructing their own plant for their own purposes. , Mayor Rickard said the proposed plant was to' be built in module units and these units would only be added when there was a need. Mayor Rickard felt council should go on record that there be no delay in the Darlington plant RED& WHITE v FOOD STORES Fresh TURKEY, Canada utility grade eviscerated - 6 to 10 lb. average lb..98 Fresh picnic style shoulder - 5 to 6 lb. average Pork Roast lb. 1.08 CAMPFIRE - by the piece , , Bologna lb. .88 You save twice with trim and price 1 Pork Spareribs lb. 1,58 Aunt Jemima , 750 ml. cont. , Pancake {Syrup ;. $1.29 Aunt Jemima ' ' Pancake Mixes ik gpkg .99c Bathroom Tissue Capri 4 roll pkg. ,79C With Pork Clark Beans 14 fl. oz. tin ,39C Cooked "Store sliced Premium Extra Special lb.1.99 Heinz CanadaEancy • 19 fl. oz.tin Tomato Juice .29c CORNISH'S Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 21st lfTS-3 away to earn money for the Canadian Cancer Society. At the end of the dance-a- thon which was about 5:00 Saturday afternoon the twenty-seven couples remain ing had earned about $1.750.00 beating last years mark of $1,600.00. Awards were presented presented to the three couples who had brought in the most money. Starting at 5:00 p.m. Friday a group of ambitious dancers started what turned out to be an all-night dance-a-thon. Thirty young couples obtained obtained sponsors and danced the night and most of the next day