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and sub-collector sewer-s wilI remain the responsibility of the regiona authorities. Tt is expected that the Pickering area wi]1 grow from the population figure of $33,- 500 in 1970 to 67,500 in 1980. Aýgain the measurement is Mrs. Gordon Atkins while container to another, That in metric terms for Mrs. Mrs. Bailey, a teacher at the quart. of milk is soon to be Walter Stapleton (right) and school Dours water from onie alitre. Unve il Water.. e ý wr lan happenings ANNIVERSARY THANKOF FERING SER VICE The Orono United Church is holding their Anniversary Thankofferîng serivec this Sunday with Mr. Harry Wilcox of New York State the! guest speaker. -Mr. Wilcox is a well-known hoîstein auctioneer. A (;O00D TURHNOU T 0F MASONS The Orono Masonic Lodge held-their annual church visit on Sunday with a good turn out of memfbers and visitors to Orono. Rev. Basil Long gave an inspiring message to the --hurch adherents and the Masons. PAPER DRIVE THIS SATURDAY This Saturday morning is waste paper day in Orono with collections being made in the morning. The revenue from this venture helps support variuos youth groups in the community. Get your paper out early to assist these groups. TIMEX Ingersoil for the YOUN G $12.95 Ladies and Men î ELECTRIC f rom $34.95'Up Heated Shave Cream Dispenser C.GC.E lUses a Il popular b rands of cream $20.88 Kodak Stocking Stuffers Litte Ca eras Autograph Books Dia ries BIG Pictures $1.99 sTUTT'SHARMACYT PHONE ORONO 983-5009 Envronment Minister Wil- lim Newman on Monday announced a major water and sewage program to serve the regions of Durham- and York. The projeet designed to sup- ply adequate services to the rapidly growing, area north and east of Toronto will take over 12 years to complete and will cost nearly $200 million. Metro Toronto signed an agreement ewarlîer this mont month Sto supply the water1 to the a rea. Direct connections wiil be made to Toronto trunk mains and a systemn of pumping stations -and reservoirs is planned according to a gov- ernment report. A trunk sewer system will be bult in the two regions and the entire sewage flow will be treated and discharged into Lake Ontario fromfi a water pollution control plant to be located near Duffin Creek in Durham Region. The report released by Mr. Newman describes the watèr and sewer projects, "major prov7incial undertakings which will reduce major sources of pollution from urban water courses. The plans essentially follow growth and development guidelines contained in the government's Toronto-Centr- ed Region report of 1970. Housing Minister Donald Irvine said demands for serviced land ini the area for new home construction should be alleviated. The -North Pickering devel- ,olpment is expected to benefit Most fromn the scheme. Local water distribution Ibon't Leave kt to Chance Be sure your home is truly protected by a good policy. Cail us now. M~iIson Insurance Ofc:Age ncy Ofc:Corner of Churcli and Cobbledick Street ~, 983-5032y Unicef cards- LOOK GOOD, &DO GOOD FULL COLOUR BROCHURE AVAILAB-LE FROM, Unief canada 443 MOUNT PLEASANT RD. TORONTO, ONT. M4S 2L8 or your nearest UNICEF office Orono' Fire Fighters Association Will conduct their annual canvassS for MUSCULAR in the Orono area on Sunday, Oct. 27th Your support would be apprecia ted Grand Opening FANTASTIC SAVINGSI DISCOUNT SALE ON COMPLETE CONTENTS * October 26 and 27 1ý> Co f fee ,BalIo on s e» Donufs, Pop, '< Do or. Pr izes On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 P.m. CKLB wiII broadcast I 16 from the store. 134 Kinai St. E Phono 62.1-420,3 (Formerly J-Mar Bld.) BowmanviBe