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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 10th, 1975--5 IALEK TRICIAN'ws MANY AWARDS WE WOULD HAYE WON, "/F THEY GAVE OUT OSCARS FOR A JOB i lives produced plans of the work to be carried out on the section of the highway in the area of the school. Mr. W. H. Carman, representative representative on the Board of Education said following the meeting that the work to be done was far more than he ever expected. The board is to wait to see the work completed completed and at this time a further meeting will be held with the Ministry of Transportation Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario Charlie Mcllveen, Progressive Progressive Conservative candidate files his nomination papers at the Returning Office in Orono with George Pollitt, returning officer witnessing the signing of the papers. Mcllveen in the last legislature represented Oshawa and due to distribution distribution is this election contesting the Durham East riding. and Communication. The area will be fully illuminated with a series of overhead signs denoting both right and left had turn areas. The highway will be widened to create additional lanes and in some areas ruffles will be installed on none through traffic portions. The work to be undertaken goes out for tender to-day, Wednesday with work to start as soon as possible. « « « w w <m m n. EVEFMG REGISTRATION FOR EXTENSION COURSES Region headquarters mature' mmmIgoirig to design stage /SET PAID', MY WIFE CALLS A ME HANDSOME, HAND SOME OVER Hammons insurance Service your Friendly Agency All Personal and Commercial Insurance Sadie Hamilton Sue Sawyer Jith Hare For dependable service Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chminey Repairs All types of House Remodelling - Flagstone Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs Phone 983-5606 Management committee was given authorization by regional council Wednesday to consult with architects on the design for a new regional headquarters building. Council finally agreed that the site for the proposed headquarters should be at the present location on Rossland Road in Whitby but that decision came only after lengthy council debate. Four members of council, all representatives from Oshawa, Oshawa, were opposed to selecting selecting a site at this time, suggesting that a study be made prior to the region's committing itself to any particular municipality. The issue has been before the management committee for some time and has been of particular concern since three of the region's departments have been forced to locate in areas other than at the Rossland Road site. Planning and development and the public worlts department department are both located at Consumers Drive in Whitby while social services has been located on Simcoe Street in northern Oshawa. The regional finance committee committee has also been forced to re-locate some of its operations operations from the main building on Rossland Road - to two portable office buildings located located to the rear of that building. At Wednesday's council meeting, Coun. Jim Potticary (Oshawa) called the recommendation recommendation to utilize the present present site as the location for a regional headquarters "pre- Coun. Ken Lyall (Newcastle) urged council to not "get carried away" on the subject of a regional headquarters. "The people on the street are talking against regional, government now because of what it is costing them," Coun. Lyall said, "and here you people are talking about enlarging the place". Counc. George Ashe, Picker- ing^ said the recommendation was "long overdue". RIGHT LOCATION "I think this (Whitby) is the right location," Coun. Ashe said, "it's easily accessible". Meeting set over arena well The Town of Newcastle council set a special meeting, September 10th, to consider their plight in the matter of the water supply at the Darlington Arena. The $850,000 arena was opened in Hampton last winter fully operational with a drilled well for water supply. During the winter sand and clay was appearing in the water and the Town has paid a bill of $7,500 to truck water to the sports centre. Since that time and during the summer a number of wells were drilled on the site and on the public works department site just east of the arena. ' The well drillers have momentarily momentarily left the site but according to Mayor Rickard will return. It now appears that it must be decided just how much water is required to operate the arena during the winter and this matter is to be cleared up at the September 10th meeting. Councillor Cowman was somewhat upset when it yvas not known how much water was required for the operation of the arena. Tendering for 115 work Tuesday morning a meeting was held at Clarke High School concerning the section of Highway 115 in the school vicinity. Representatives were present from the Ministry Ministry of Transportaion and Communication as well as from the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. Education. The Ministry représenta- DUR HA COLLEGE IN OSHAWA Tuesday Sept. 16 Wednesday Sept. 17 Monday Sept. 22 6:30-9:00 P.M. ®e e Whisper Hosiery Fall Sale SEPTEMBER 10th-20th, 1975 and MINI Panty Hose Parity Hose One Size Panty Hose One Size Stockings Knee Highs Regular Price $1.59 REGULAR AND SHEER On Sd le $1.27 Regular $1.59 queen size, maxi On Sale $1.27 Regular99c. Ortly 79C. Regular99c Only 79c. Regular79c Ort Sd le 63C. IBEX BLANKETS Ibex Flannelette Blankets/good quality 70.x.90. Price 12.50 80.x.90. Price $13.75 80.x. 100 Price$15.00 ARMSTRONG'S