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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 23rd, 1977-3 r Durham RegionI jFederation of Agri; ANNUAL MEETING1 The Durham Region Feder- ation of Agriculture held its Annual Meeting at the Imma- culate Conception Church Hall, Port Perry on October 25th. The following directors for each municipality were elect- ed: Scugog - Ted Jensen, Jack Chambers, Lawrence McLau- ghlin, Merrill Van Camp, Art Catton, Richard Van Camp. Newcastle - John Wagenaar, James Lowery, Gordon Bar- rie, Donald Welsh, Ernest Webster, Gary Jeffery, New- ton Selby, Ted Watson. Osh- awa - Lloyd Evans, Hubert Schillings, Wm. Werry, Mur-, UNITED CHURCH IOrono Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B.E. Long ýBT1I. Organist and Choir Dfrector MRS. KEITH BILLETT Sunday, November 27th, 1977 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Sunday Church School 10 a.m. Morning Worship il:15 a.rn. Evening Service 7:45 p.m. KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 ray Mounitjoy, Harold Luke. Pickering- Ellis Britton, Ronald Death, Donald Hope, Grant Carson. Whitby - Fred Taber, Mrs. Peggy Booth, Wm. Guthrie, Alfred Fisher, Bert Guthrie. Uxbridge - John Noble, Murray Clarke, Grant Mustard, Brian DeGeer, Ken RoIston, Bob Nesbitt. Brock - Les Smith, James Kight, Ross Miller, Carl Parliament, Tom Allison, Ajax - G. Kroekens- toel, Maurice O'Connor, Rich- ard Winter., -1 The membership also edcc- ted Provincial Directors at this meeting - John Noble, Uxbridge, will represent Dur- ham West, and Merrill Van Camp, Scuýgog, representing Durham East.' Delegates elqcted to go to Hamilton on November 28, 29 and 30 for the Ontario Federation of Agriculture Annual Meeting are, from Durham East - Hubert Schil- lings, Donald Welsh and Ted Jensen; from Durham West - Murrav Clarke, Brian De- St. Saviours ANGLICAN Regular Sunday Worship Service -10:0am Rev. Allan Haldenby B.A.L.T1I. Our Fireplaces DO NOT Srnoke OXFORI Brc laIrSoeaosLd * R O ONAI PHNI8350 Availabie now at, Rolph Dominion Ha rdwa re Orono, Ontarjo) Phone 983-5207 Geer and Richard Winter. The guest speaker, intro- duced by Merrill Van Camp, is a local farmer and busi- nessman, Donald Gibson. Mr. Gibson has recently been appointed by the Provincial government as chairman of the Consumers Marketing program. The new program was recently created by the Ministry of Agriculture to promote the sale -of Ontario products to the consumers of Ontario. Mr. Gibson explain- ed the reasoning behind this Marketing program, and the proposed advertising cam- paign. The government of Ontario introduced this pro- gram in the Throne S peech. Council on Monday approv- ed a proposai to develop a District plan for the Village of Newcastle. The planning staff Js to undertake this* work using information that is now available. The work is to get underway as soon as possible. The plan is to be approved before anymore sub-divisions are approved in the Village. ORONO CROSS WALK The Public Works Commit tee is awaiting a report fromn the Director of Public Works regarding a crosswalk at the Orono Public School. CAN USE NEWCASTLE BLOCK On question by Counc. Don Allin if Newcatle Cement Blocks could be used in the construction of the public works garage, he was told that the specifications were such that Newcastle Block could be used if they were competitive. TO CHOOSE CONSULTANTS FOR HAMLET STUDIES Council on Monday author-_ ized the Town Manager and the Planner to evaluate the applications of three consuit- ing firmns and to recommend their choice to council. The consulting firms are being hired to carry out a number of Hamiet studies in the Town of Newcastle with the Village of Orono being included. CAN USE HYDRO MONEY FOR TOWNSHIP GARAGE Council was informed on Monday that they could use up to $176,000.00 of those funds accumnulated fromn the sale of road allowance boans in the Linger Lovingly over long liberations at the new COPPER BOILER LOUNGE Orono, E Iectric Ilerh and Gerry Duvali 98"-108 ELECTRICAi, CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATINO Electrical Appiances T.V. -COLOUR T.V. RADIO -HI-FI WESTINGHOUSE RCA ELECTROH014E Guaranteed Service The government wants to increase the awareness, to urban people, of the exist- ance, presence and magniý- tude of Ontario Products; to improve the image to Ontario urbanities of the importance oragriculture to the provinc- ial economy; and alto to encourage the increased con- sumption of Ontario products in this province. The thrust of the program is to get our own people in Ontario to consume more of Our own products, which means bigger crops and more production for the Ontario agricultural produc- ers. The government is about to unveil an advertising cam- Darlington development from Ontario Hydrô. Mayor Rick- ard pointed out that it was found out that no approvals. were needed to use this portion of the funds to cover the cost of the addition to the Public Works garage in Hampton. He felt that work could now Proceed on the construction of the garage at a tendered price Of $195, 138.00. He said the extra monies could be placed in the 1978 budget if neces- sary. New, Neat and Nearhy the new COPPER BOILER LOUNGE YEOMANS & PLUMBING& HEATING 24 I4our Service' New Installations A#*ra4ions - Repairs Speciatlizing in Hot Water Keating Forced Air Neating 1 Orono, 983-5624 paign, which will appear in tomne of the local daily papers, in time for, the open.ing of the Royal Winter Fair. The application of a stamp or label on products in thesupermarkcts is one way the government will make known to the consumer that the products they are buying hbas been grown and produced in Ontario, Mr.,- Gibson stressed the necd to educate the urban people in the availability of Ontario produced products. He also urged the Agriculture producers that they have to produce a high quality pro- duct at the best possible cost to compete with prices of similar products on the super- market shelves. A question and answer period followed Mr. Gibson's interesting and informative speech. ',William C. Hall, B. COMM. (ha rtered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Stocking Stuffers Just in time for Christmas Shopping \~A good selection of soa ps and bubble-bath for . .. . . children. Including: Putty Soap for Dirty Kids Itcleans like soap, But moulds just like putt For bathtime fun It's a "Dirty Kid's Buddy" MAIN ST., ORbNO, ONT. *98-3-3009 DUR MMEATS Fresh Picnic Style Shoulder Pork Roasts Lb. .79à Tender Meaty Pork Butt Roasts Lb,, .98 Fresh - Youing (Backs, Wings, Necks Attached) Qua rteredI ChickensLb. .69 For Roasting Pork Spareribs >L b. 1.18 Pork Liver Lb. .35 Pork Hocks Lb. .@63 Canada Grade "A" E'viscerated Chickens. 2½12to-311b.avg. Lb. .65 N i4 CO' 0%R NIS H S