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Approve loan for senior citizen home real need for senior citizen's accommodation in this city-." The federal loan, made under the provisions of the National Housing Act, is for a term of 50 years at 10 % per cent interest. Qroiio Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 14th, 1976- as preparing for their Winter Camp at Beaver Lodge, Camp Sa mac in Oshawa on Jan. 16, 17 and 18th. Oshawa, Jan. 8,1976- A new senior citizen's apartment building to be constructed at the corner of King and Mary Streets in Oshawa, will be financed largely by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Corporation. • CMHC announced today that it has approved $3,097,010 loan to Ontario Housing Corporation to cover 90 per cent of the capital costs of the 10 storey building which will contain 165 one-bedroom apartments. apartments. The provincial housing housing agency will provide the remaining 10 per cent of construction costs. West York Construction of Weston, Ontario Ontario is the contractor. In addition to capital funds; Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chminey Repairs All types of House Remodelling Flagstone Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs Phone 983-5606 CMHC will also provide 50 per cent of the costs of subsidizing rents so tenants will not have to pay more than they can afford for their apartments. The downtown location of thé" building means residents can walk to stores, banks, churches and the Oshawa Senior Citizen's Centre. The project itself will feature feature recreation facilities that include a pair of shuffleboard courts, a wood patio deck, a common room with attached kitchen and outdoor garden plots wherè residents can grow flowers and vegetables • in the summer. G. W. Beardsall, manager of CMHC's Oshawa office, said, "I am pleased that the Corporation is participating in this project which will fill a Orono cubs review holidays working on their Pinewood Derby Cars as well Orono Building Contractor Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work Carpentry -•Cabinet Work Floors - Tile 983-5441 Orono J S DX SERVICE STATION ® Highway 35 and 115, just north of Newcastle ■ , Featuring: Premium Quality Products At the Most Reasonable • Prices Stove Oil & Diesel Oil Available in any quantity Phone 987-4315 j® iüll Beautiful, F lowers ■ .... .for Beautiful People £ - Ask Operator for ZENITH 36540 LocSl phone 623-3365 5- 162 KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE Give Clarke Museum a Hand with its 1976 Displays Here; are some things we need help with: ' --early information and , artifacts relating to Standardbred horse racing in the Clarke area. --local Indian artifacts --for the 1840-1860 period: rocking chair, Small set of plain ironstone dishes, primitive reed and candle holders, a churn, clothing, pictures --school photographs, books --early maps of Clarke area I you have anything you would like to loan uk for this ' year f<?r these displays, please call 983-9425 or 7862955. On Monday evenings 36 young energentic boys from the 1st Orono Cub Pack gather in the Main Hall at the Orono United Church for a fun night. The season got underway on Sept, 22nd, with 15 cubs returning from last year, these boys were joined with 5 transfers from other cub packs. The first work project of the ' season was a successful bottle drive which was held on Sept. 27th, An impressive swim-up ceremony ceremony was held at the end of September where 7 beavers were welcomed to the cub pack. Cub books were presented presented to the boys by the group committee as well as gifts from their leaders and beaver friends. Registrations were held on Oct. 6th where new boys were introduced into the cub pack. On October 20th a going-up ceremony was held and 4 boys entered the Orono Scout Troop. The cubs and scouts joined together on Oct. 25th for the West Durham District Apple Day. Total receipts for this 'were $308.59 of which our group receive 40 per cent after expenses The Orono cubs were guests of 4th Bowmanville Cub Pack for a very enjoyable Halloween Halloween Party. 'How to Use a Sixer's Council' was the training course attended by Orono leaders in Port Hope on October 30th. During November the inspection inspection charts and star work were introduced to the boys, as well as two new ladies. We sincerely hope Gail Pooler and Marilyn Garrison will enjoy cubs and be invested as leaders in the New Year. Investiture Ceremonies were were held for 17 boys who became' members of the Boy Scouts of Canada. Cub Akela attended a Trainings Trainings session on Play acting, music and story telling on NoV 15th in Trenton. A fun night of swimming was enjoyed by the boys and leaders at. the Pine Ridge , School at the end of November. November. Slides on previous Pine- wood Derby Car Races were shown and the kits handed out for the pack race which is to be held on Jan. 24th. The cubs enjoyed a visit from Santa Claus who handed out candy canes to all present. Later the Scout Troop joined with the cubs for a film and refreshments. The boys as well as their- leaders were busy over the The boys and leaders at this time would like to thank our group committee and all the parents for the co-operation and help given us over the past months, without your assistance we would not be able to have the fun and function as successfully as we do.' . • » e • Recent changes to Canada's Unemployment Insurance Act may affect YOU. They concern such things as: the dependency rate of benefit (effective January 4, 1976) flexibility in maternity benefits (effective February 1, 1976) voluntarily quitting your job (effective January 4, 1976-) ' flexibility in sickness benefits (effective July 1,1976) coverage for persons aged 65 and over (effective Januarÿ 1, 1976) : •' ;. If you would like more information about these and other changes, pick, up the brochure "What happfens now..." at your lopal UIC office. ■* Unemployment Insurance Assurance-chômage Canada ' Canada Robert Andras, Minister, ' Manpower and immigration STARTING NOW Armstrong's 1976 Winter Clothing Sale Our merchandise is al ready low priced but now we are offering a m. 25% OFF Discount Æ A Suit regularly priced at $35.75 will now <|^ sell for only $26.82 plus tax LADIES'S BLOSES, SLACK$, TOPS, J~T\ DRESSES, SUITS, PANTSUITS, SKIRTS, SWEATERS AND SWEATER TOPS ARE Ho r ; |k ALL ON SALE. ■ MEN'S .LONG SLEEVED SWEATERS, SLEEVELESS SWEATERS, LONG AND SHORT- SLEEVED T-SHIRTS and One Rack of MEN'S. PANT ARE ALSO ON _SALE/ , , ' ' i A special table offers MAfcv BARGAINS . AT REDUCED PRICES. , f ' Now is the time to ARMSTRONG'S •o buy