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BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, JANUARY 25, 1978SETO *~.".g SPLASH volunteers using the splitter donal Purchasers drive right to the tree and load up. The dump truc] took a bit of filling. I TwO Local Md $10 FirewooýdPojecg en. Open Chicken B.B.Q. in Oshawa The kitchen area where hundreds of chickens can be barbecued at one time.. Mayor Jim Potticary of Oshawa cuts the ribbon to officially open The Fireside B.B.Q. Restaurant and Tavern on Friday in Oshawa while proprietors Charles Smith, right, and Garry Cooke, far left, plus members of Oshawa council and Chamber of Commerce look on. The new establishment opened by Mr. Smith of Hampton and Mr. Cooke of Bowmanville is large, with seating capacity for more than 200. It is located at 433 Simcoe St. South at Albany. One section of the spacious dining area that seats over 200. The bar is situated in the centre of the large building for easy access. Volunteers turning an old apple tree into firewood for sale at $10 per tree. ;ed by Tim's Rentai. A The project obviously has been successful. Only 1300 to go. The tractor plows paths between trees and tows unfortunates. 1 ------------- ici