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Investing In 'The Mr. Don Kingdoni, general manager of the the Lake Onitario Deve1opmnent Assoc-iation brogiglit forth a chalene wich could he accepted by thie Orono Chamber of Commyerc-e and the citizens of the CommunIiity. Mr. Kingdon was speaking before the Orono ~Chamber and ini is des outýined to the members the require.. mnents of industries and what pro ýdure could be followed to in. terest industryV in the Village. Th ie s, eaiker pitdotthat at least 95 per cent of the in- (Iustries nowý, looking aoudforj new locations to relocate or ex.. pand are inter-ested in a n-odem ona (iiesto)ry building. If a commun- iýty lias no suchacomoato then findustry has litile înterest 'In thiecoinunity. Oronof has nio suchi building- so a schieme whieh ,vas ouitliined by Mîr. K,1ingdon seemns a logical course to follow if roois to incerease its industries. Th'le plan (wr scheîme requires the formation of a Comrnunity Cýorporation whiich bas ass pur-pose the building of faciories for- souind and dependable industries. The Corporation finances the biinig and bas the costruiedwhen an indcustry agrees to irent or puirchase on a lease basis. Suich Corporationis are in o peration in a numnber of corn-. i-iuiiLties aidc according to theï Chamber speaker are operating mnosi successfully and are gaining inieresi for iheir community na comi y affair and shames iiiy. 0f course div- Leçmndrates as area an opportun-. its future. At -the ;t on their ie community does Lo he reaped by 'the is a knôwn faci residential and in-. Staxes on p--roperty. cin the Village and , e that a local Cor- everyvone. ig the possiblity of id(. area, a Corpor.. n rf emedie me ein dawnin heUnitedCISialtes be. rtiem hhungmy T e ie opemats tif - - '-pihinglsias tlyiae, 1ndthe tnogranss that iwm will pay for, by Atiîesets. tlisý,!in could hrdyfindstogefsp r tinall moided by ome urre to ~ed to appenht it ndê cal prfesin have obj e,- ctdt!-es L'o 1 u blbs rip-cmmeciisof hi tpe siIbatinto îeiiLor tenth, i s iSecrete" -J VinterE oyment an onoac l OuMegSystem, hot of your basemnent Dim, we carry ail ith the Automotic %CES entemed tfle game witn a inarg-in as a resuit of the k ed tun(Oronio Saiturday ai Mýerle Graham, who Ih i the Satumdîay gaine1 wvas sde linied for the g result (of two broken i r werece-ve in the Satu Replacing MerU le i ets Long who hiad some dif f i a couple of long shIots at1 Newcaýsile wàs up for and started the puck rol wih three fast goals in period before the 0roni .ay. LOLaS . closed fr froinM redOmo iceh it one "anks le ~t. ger iceý surface. Wayn Baleyand Roger i3arlow, bothi scored twNo goals for the local lad(s and erry Canleton .om-pleted the 01,ono scorinjg wi-th a single count. Donnie Lycett aind Ross Tamblyn bôth played exceptionallY Lwvell for the Orono teain and with their checkîng wereý able Io hold, the NewcT(aS(le squad to a five goal mnargin. Darligion ownsh pcouncil Thrsay apprved an officii pla sbiedby the townsi)phplnnng The pn wich il o' ofr ia Lainder of fin ueo o:~ and the i in thr t, cyrirtl ýer. ep the The . a~c 's,, rniîed j îon[ nger I t.- this '.AiijJQ.i iee#ing. Iof s n ad Il I much appre~ Many thai 0.F. No. 436 and kM. Nc Lodge No. 3 'crs and trcats~.. also in Comerialzoesar0li'id t m mlïn frand s form; Anopert n iihi th onidaesof to the aryius Cfrht piai. To everyone a v( I C. V. (Vi foke WCnrudfo pg >BIR bicih cf Lifosrr' I one obl -'y "eas h pol h owavltm lookcd se sad eho ." [aid i. rt o oga :orveriykatd em f e ur on71for hlm I butniaparilyddd'to.rt th :Per1popdttle Ge rble it WETHE rT ti 1 iqorpolicy had been ciicizcd forer etda al not bebingopen enàugh. ome Omno i. S from LeFuc1w e I Thatinay be true but you don't FbuayloiL, 1959. Tenv haive te, go Io China to get liquor if temment Lang MlemoWi you w\an1 ti," Lhe said. "It iii a proliOoo. of moderatioýn and a good one." ____________ ton. Fone told the House Le Lad, 0 7 becoýme "ear [0fhearingEdc. Hmion MinerDunlop beabomed byrAr YI r# pepl ho aren't ihinking vcry n'1me al iis Wpro 1~A atFr \Ïnc ýv1o cn 111(l a ndl toiî him j]andi who bas ihe knïo lOegclie bas," Mmit. PFooic said. 1 Hie said that because Ontaýrlo is -[ niot a total tarian 1statO. nonorel lie werc 14 Iy'îmes- r ery special1 ap1 le) Wl on, )ron , Ont. D. j Insuranve Service Sadie Hamilton Lero7 Hamilton Phono 10616 GGART URGEON Orono, Ont. Lawrence C. masoil, B.Ae Barrister and Sollcitor- BOWNMANVILLE, ONT. Phones: Office MA 3-5688 Home MA 3-5553 iW. KAY LYCETTB.A.f hil the Offices of R. R. Waddell Q.C. j) j MAIN S'., ORONO j Friday 7 pm. -la~m Saturday 9, a.m. - 5 pýBl. j elephione 138 Orono JACK EID Auction-eer and Valuator Speialzein FIrman Funiture Sales Cni2u1t rme forten ami ate Phone 5r1 - Orono TED JA(YISON Auctioneçr and Valuator: Conducîs Atjctjon Sales of ail sizes ~ncf et ree~onal$~ rates ~Onmm~ ~vtilh hhm~t Part Perrv~ ~atar~ ~aAiîs ~ A. L Moiio~ et Orono for da'~. Pension Plans; Edu~îoa~j Policies> Protection and a'~inqa Plans for Children and Aduits; Moifgage m..1 suranc& Plans ne i1716 4 Modols. F %m emnstai 'y ND ome, dig. the rest. u ones. nd seeing I give fort. re.. u ere r ag.. are 0 kLES Repaire Equipmeee Founder. R, n, Otawa Forrester M.D. froin sei li, afionl( p.mý