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u Volume 61, Number 19 1 Serv-g Est ear*gtn ad eyondine 1937 650 GST Included Wedinesday, May 14, 1997 Plydesign property sold EII-RocI Holdings Inc. has purchased the former PlyDesign property and is in the process of moving its operations in Ajax to this location. ElI-Rod Holdings is an architectural woodwork com- pany provid-ing custom woodl products to commercial clients in Canada and 'the United States. The ElI-Rod product line varies from shop finished board room tables and panelling, constructed of solid woods and veneers, to cabinets constructed of ply- wood with applied plastic laminates. The company and its sub- sidiary, Durham Custom Millwork Inc., employs 70 individuals. Ell-lRod Holdings Inc. is owvned equally by Rod Finney, Sandy Smith and Ken Harrison. The three princi- pals have active roles ti the company's operations. EII-Rod bas taken posses- sion as of May 12, and over the summer will complete building upgrades and reno- vations. Operations are planned to start by late September. Vters of poll 161 made LI itcii UtcLJUL UlII Voters of.Poll 161 Orono made their debut on CBC television Friday evening outlining their vlews as'regard to the pending election being held on June 2nd. 1 The views expressed were varied with up and down support for the five parties ini the election race. CBC has spent some time in the community with their camera recording tbe opinions of Poli 161 voters and the program runs weekly until the election. It lias been noted that Poîl 161 has been a 'bellweather' poli for past elections and sbould give an indication on possible shifts in support for the five parties. %. L'... by Roy Forrester The Orono poîî bas the Liberals out in front of the other four parties with a considerable lead. 1Over the two week period of the past two pollings tbe Liberals bad dropped from 66 percent to 55 percent while the Conservatives dropped from 20 percent to 13 percent. The Reform gained from 9 percent to 23 percent and the NDP gamned from 7 percent to 9 percent. The program was aired Frlday evening at 8 p.m. on CBC with Hanna Gartner. hIt s to appear again this week either Tbursd.ay or Friday with their latest update on Poli 161 Orono. Lions Ron Locke and Pat Blaker were awarwded with the highest honour a lion can achieve, the "Malvin Jones Award."' Lion Brenton Rickard received "The Brian Stevens" award. Pictured ieft to right: B. Rickard, B. Murray, T. Graham and M. Patterson, P. Blaker. Cemetery Gates closed after hours due to vandalism Dean Cox, caretaker at the Orono Cemetery has asked the Orono Times to inform their readers that the gates at the Orono Cemetery will be not be left open in the evenngs and weekends until furtherý notice. These steps are necessary due to the van- dalism which .occurred at the cemetery some time Friday night. One grave marker bad béïen tampered with and there are tire tracks, wbere they shouldn't be. The cemetery board will meet on May 26, at which timne they will address this situation. Mr. Cox said the gate clo- sure would be especially diffi- cuit for the eiderly wvho visit graves on the weekends. Weekend visîtors will now have to make the long trek from the main entrance on foot. Dr. M.K. Angi is', relocating his office Dr. M. K. Anigi, wbho has practiced in Orono for the past fourteen years, is advisîng bis patients that bis medical office is being relocated to the Oshawa Clinic, 117 King Street East, Oshawa. The inove is effective as of Junie lOtb. Up to that date he will be working out of his Orono'office. *The notice points out that he will still bc available by Roy Forrester at the Or-ono office for limitedhouirs, by appoint- ment, until such time as a replacement can be arrang- ed to practice out of the Orono Medical Centre. Dr. Angl states that the decision tô relocate his office bas not been an easy one to make having enjoyed working in Orono for the past fourteen years. He states, IV appreciate continued page 8 Happenngs ... ORONO TOWN HALL EUCHRE RESULTS 1 - Aif Pigott 93, 2- Hilda Caswell 84, 3 - Marie Couroux 83, 4- Bernice Partnier 79, 5- Elaine Doty 76. Low - Walter Murphy. Draws - Aleck Moffat, Bill Grady, Marie Couroux, Jean O'Neil, Clara Mueleman, Paul Mucha. LESKARD CARD PARY - MAY 8th RESULTS 1 - June Wilson 85, 2 - Walt Mitchell & Helen Couroux 84, 3 - Joyce Tennant 78, 4 - Edgar Mison 75. Low - Marion Tennant. Draws - Thelma Vagg, Marion Tennant, Charîje Campbell, Martha Clark &