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■Se ORONO ARENA ( Continued from page 1 ) Association had a hockey enrolment this year of 135, b,oys which was down from ■ the previous years of some 185 and this same thing was happening to enrolment .for the (Drorio Skating' Club, He felt many had not enrolled ' ■ because there was the possibility possibility that the local arena 'would not be in operation this year and ice would have to be obtained out-of-town. Mr, Gord Lowery stated that it was going to cost the Association Association some $6,000 for ice time on a ten hour a week basis at Darlington and that the Association did not have this amount of money. He said the Association was able to raise money through the operation of the local arena by renting ice time to other groups. It was pointed out that the Athletic charged the Skpting club $13.00 an hour while in Dalrington they would have to pay the rate of $30.00 an hour. Mr. Roman Oppka said he could see no reason why they couldn't fix up the arena for Advertising^ helps you find exactly what you need. VENEZIA Restaurant HWY 115 and 35 V-i Mile South of Orono Phone 983-5651 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK We Specialize in: Pizza - Meals ALSO Weekend Specials use this winter even with the cost of $6,000.00. We have spent that much every year in the past to get the arena rolling and that it could easily be done again. Mr. Lowery said there, would ■ be no • problem in' getting voluntary held to assist with the repairs . The repairs will only be good for the one year and then a new arena will be needed to take the place of the presnet building. Thé special committee will call another public meeting at which time the construction of a new arena will be considered. A decision will be made on whether it will be strictly an arena or an arena-community centre complex. Methods of financing financing will also be decided, The meeting on Sunday evening was informed that a new arena-community centre complex estimated to ■ cost $550,000 would need support financially from the local arena in an amount of $178,500.00. Mr. Doug Moffatt in speaking on this matter said the problem was not as great when one considered ' that it may only mean $100 to $150 for every family in the area and that such a sum of money should "be realized through a fund raising campaign. campaign. At this point in the meeting Mr. Stirling Mather referred to a system of raising money in Haliburton where share certificates were issued for donations of a specific sum. Building a House? or remodelling your present one? Then contact: Floyd Nicholson Orono 983-5049 CAMS PORT TRAILER SALES See our line of\ .. -CHEVRON TRAILERS -TRUCK CAPS -FIBREGLASCANOES » Stock,so me parts for above items OPEN WEEKDAYS & WEEK-ENDS 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. > Closed Mondays at Noon HIGHWAY 115 & 35 NEWCASTLE PHONE 987-5174 Stuft's Pharmacy Oroho Weekly Times. Wednesday, October 20th, 1976-3 ORONO, ONL •983-5009 4. H. STUTT - : E. J. STUTT Mr. Alex Carruthers of Garden Hill and a member of the Ganaraska Authority "If you buy $200 worth and they make money out of the project, he said, your money will be returned, if not you still have the shares". ELECTIONS ( Continued from page 1 ) a term with the council of the Township of Clarke. During the past three years he has been chairman of the Planning Planning Advisory Committee. Mr. Reith Barr of Newcastle Newcastle has also announced he will be contesting the regional seat of office. Mr. Barr has served on the Newcastle Village council of previous years and takes an active interest in the Newcastle and Area Chamber of Commerce. He operates a successful insurance agency in the Village of Newcastle. ]Vfr. William * Clarke of Newtonville is also -a candidate candidate for the Regional seat. He has been an industrial arts teacher in Oshawa schools for the past 23 years as well as , serving for a number of years as chairman of the St. John's Ambulance in Oshawa, He is about to retire in his teaching profession. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CANDIDATES Of the three present candidates', candidates', seeking election as municipal' councillor two are from the Village of Orono, with one from the Village of Newcastle. Mr. Douglas Simpson .declared .declared his candidacy for the municipal council seat in Ward three. Mr. Simpson has • spent well over ten years active on the Police Village trustees as well as a similar •term with the Orono Hydro Commission. He operates his own business within the village and for the past two years has been president of the Orono and Area Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Larry Pooler also of Orono will contest the municipal municipal position. He also is self-employed in advertising and promotion and is a past-president of the Bowman Bowman ville Jaycees. Mr. All' Gray from Newcastle Newcastle has also announced his candidacy for the municipal takes a few minutes to speak to audrey Wilson, an outdoor specialist with the local seat. He has served some four years on the former Newcastle Newcastle Village council as well as a term of two years as Reeve in Newcastle Village. Mr. Gray operates his own tnickihg business out of Newcastle and has been active in community affairs within his community. The position of Mayor for the Town of Newcastle continues continues to rest between incumbent incumbent Garnet Rickard and Councillor Ren Lyall. • NEWCASTLE AND DIST. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ( Continued from page 1 ) . general public in Ward 3 will be given an opportunity to ask questions of the candidates candidates following the individual presentations. To ensure that everyone has an , equal chance, questions may be submitted in writing at the meeting. ■ Many residents have expressed expressed their concern on a Board of education following her presentation of nature variety of matters affecting this area and the forum will be an excellent way- to make sure you know where each candidate stands - BEFORE ELECTION DAY. Govermerit is your responsibility. Plan to attend' RESPONSE-76 on Nov. 25 and respond to the politicians. PLANNING STAFF GET'S CUT BY TWO The planning and development development department of Durham Region . has had' its staff complement set at 58, which , is two less than previosly. Regional council made the reduction Wednesday when it approved a recommendation from its management committee committee that two positions be eliminated from the departments departments organizational chart. Management Committee Chairman Coun. Alan Dewar (Oshawa) said the two posit- slides at theauthority barbecue barbecue on Sunday. ions never have been filled, hut they were to have been filled this year. Dave's Plumbing Heating Electric Industrial-Commercial Residential 786-2471 R.R. 1 Orono Regional Reclaimers SAND & GRAVEL BULLDOZING EARTH MOVING BACK HOE & GRAVEL Call 786-2070 V FOOD 1 ) STORES Maple Leaf Skinless Wieners Maple Leaf 6 Ounce Package Cooked Ham Devon Brand • Rindless Bacon Ideal for Dressing - Pork , Pork Spare Ribs For Roasting Loin Pork 3 to 3V2 lb. averagfe lb. 79c 6oz. 98c lb. $1.49 lb. $1.09 lb. 99c Family Pak Pork . lb. Chtips $1.19 ENDS AND CENTRE MIXED Tender, Juicy Pork lb. Chops $1.29 CORNISH'S