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Attention Farmers!! SAVE ON * Diesel Fuel * Motor Oil * Gasoline For Prompt Courteous Service CALL US TODAY X^ ÆTRTICE CONCEPT (Continued trempage d Mayor Garnet Ricnard emphasized emphasized the plan is still in the concept phase and so no streets have been laid out, no building permits issued, and no contracts signed. According to one of Mr . Jonès consultants, the first new residents would move into the area in 1979 or 1980. Final ' completion of the new town would come after the turn oi , the century, if the plan is approved as it is now set down. There would be 16 neighbourhoods neighbourhoods in the new town, each with a green area at the centre containing a park, day care centres and in most cases, a school of some sort. UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B. E. Long B.Th. ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Douglas Dewell SUNDAY, MARCH 9,1975 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Church School 10:00 a,m. Morning Worship 11:15 a m. f 'hurch Membership Sessions '.day afternoon at 2:00pin. in the Main Hall RBY UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m. Dial-a-Thought 983-9151 ST. SAVIOURS ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worship Service -- 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion- First and Third Sundays T orning Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundays Holy Baptism by appointment with Rector 987-4745 Rev. H. Robert Hayne, B.A., L.Th. Clarke Public LIBRARY Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 6:30 to 8:36 p.m. Monday, Thursday, ^Friday Afternoons 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 to 12:66 a.m. Orono Building Contractor Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work Carpentry - Cabinet Work Floors - Tile 983-5441 Orono The central green areas would all be linked by a series of bike - paths with green belts running along existing creeks, and a green belt between Oshawa and the new town. General consensus among the speakers was that this was insufficient to really divide the new town from Oshawa. However, Newcastle planner George Howden explained that since most of Court ice's hard services such as water would be coming in from the existing Oshawa system, to widen the green belt would only increase the amount of connecting trunk lines needed, needed, thus increasing the cost oi construction. There would be no real added benefit to the town, he contends. Mayor Rickard noted that if Oshawa had been able to annex the 10 westerly lots of Darlington Twp., the talk would have been about putting putting 75,000 people in the Court ice area and, probably, a new Oshawa airport. Some saw the density of the Concept Plan as another problem. Right now Courtice exists as a 2,000 person village with houses strung out along the major roads. The Concept would fill in the Courtice area with an average density of 23 people per acre. Around the town centre the density would run as high as 150 per acre, but this would be in low rise apartment complexes. complexes. TWO DEATHS (Continued from page 1) at Lot 14, Concession 8, Clarke Township. 8 Mrs. Edna Dianne Bonneau, 26 years of 53 Wanita Road West Hill, Ontario died as a result of injuries sustained when the snow vehicle which she was operating travelled over a sharp incline and rolled over. , Provincial Constable W. Helmer of the Newcastle Ontario Pronvicial Police is investigating. Accidental Death Provincial Constable D. G. Martin of the Newcaste Ontario Ontario Provincial Police is investigating the accidental death of Mr. Earl Allan Gould of 2669 Eglington Avenue East, Scarborough, Ontario on 8 March 1975, Mr. Gould was 54 years of age. Mr. Gould had been staying at a friends cottage in the Pontypool area when the space heater stove separated at the elbow causing soot and smoke to fill- the cottage. Mr. Gould was found deceased in his bed by the cottage owner. Driving Tip The Defensive Driver Defensive driving means driving so as to prevent eeeeeeeeeeeeee » e JACK l BICARB! REALTOR 99 King St., E. BOWMANVILLE Orono Jamboree slated for April Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 12th, 1975--5 During Wednesday's session, again in camera, council Over three hundred paid admission to the monthly Orono Jamboree held last Sunday in the Orono Town Hall. As in the former three presentations everyone enjoyed enjoyed the music of the afternoon supplied by the house band of Fay Adams, Glory, son Don and Len Somerscales, The program featured the Blue Grass Trio which again was a most popular group with their individual style of music making full use of a fiddle, mandolin and banjo. The program also included the singing of Mel Clingman and his daughter, Melanie as well as Odey Snider and the popular All Jakeman with his mouth organ. It was announced at the show that one further show will he held this season in the Town Hall, Orono, The house band will again feature Fay Adams along with singers, Larry Adams and John Noonan. Mrs, Elaine Mercer of Orono will make her first appearance appearance at the Jamboree at Orono in this concert to be held on Sunday April 6th. Plan now to attend this last show of the season in Orono. The Department of Recreation Recreation has been well pleased with the attendance at the shows in Orono and it is quite likely that they will be started up again in the Fall. Salary report finally a proved Durham Regional Council Wednesday gave its final approval to a salary schedule for management and nonunion nonunion personnel. The schedule has been under revision since it was first introduced several weeks ago. Two weeks ago during a special "in camera" session Coun. Des Newman (Whitby) resigned as chairman of the region's management committee. committee. He resigned because he felt cutbacks in salaries passed by council would be "abusing" some personnel considering the committee had already made reductions. camera rescinded what it had adopted last week regarding the salaries and adopted the proposal. 150 SALARIES The new schedule will affect the salaries of approximately 150 regional employees and means an increased cost of at least $200,000 to the municipality. municipality. Top salary bracket under the new schedule is $35,000 to the chief administrative officer, Bill Manning, while commissioners commissioners of works, planning, social services and finance will get $33,000 under the new schedule. Both the regional solicitor and commissioners of personnel personnel get $30,750 and directors of planning, engineering and operations are at the $28,500 level. At $26,250 are the directors of industrial development, accounting accounting and administrative services. The regional clerk, maintenance maintenance manager, plant operations operations manager, design manager manager and construction man ager will get $24,250. The supervisor of personnel for the region will receive $25,500 along with the land purchase manager, development development officers, program support support âdministrator, Fairview administrator, supply' and services manager, receivables receivables manager, and budgets manager. The deputy-clerk, co-ordinator co-ordinator of day care and Lakeview administrator will now be at the $18,500 level. The region's EMO co-ordinator co-ordinator and the secretary of the land division committee are set at $16,500. The annual salaries for other non-union personnel range from a maximum of $7,296 for a clerk-typist to a maximum of $22,000 for employees at the Group 1 job classification - water supply and water pollution engineers, maintenance maintenance engineers, design engineers, engineers, traffic and contracts engineers and the Oshawa- Whitby district superintendent. superintendent. one m/m THATS TO UVE WITHIN VOUR BUDGET accidents in spite of the actions of others or the presence of adverse driving conditions. To be a defensive driver you REALLY TOP SECRET must tailor your driving QTTAUJA TUE* behaviour to the unexperted V/ »nfrA) /tfCjl actions of other drivers and DAWS ~ IS HOYY pedestrians, to the uiiprediçt- able and ever changing factors factors of light, weather, road and traffic conditions, to the mechanical condition of your vehicle and even to how you feel. WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 When Buying or Call Selling i • stippled children • with :WILF HAWKE: ioslerSeels. e e © e e. • Member of Oshawa and • District Real Estate 8 Board Your Orono. Area Representative 9835274 : @ e e e « Please support your Easter Seal Campaign Feb. 27 to March 31 1975 DRESSES TO MAKE YOU THINK SPRING and Pant Suits Now in stock Men's Leisure Tread Slippers in red arid blue plaid. A new supply of Men' Rubbers in M L., XL. Price $7.50 Stretch Toe Price $3.95 SHOES AND BOOTS Men's Shoes and brown Suede Boots, two styles only. Selling at 20 off reg. price. SALE CONTINUES Sale of ends of lines of Tender Tootsie Shoes continues at V? of the regular price. ARMSTRONG'