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8--Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Ôcotber 27th, 1976 This week's article will be about all the fine clothes that have been donated to us lately; in fact, there have been so many good examples of the changes in fashions that , we may be making a special display of them next season. One of the most comprehensive comprehensive collections we received this year came from the Greenwood family from Mrs. Linda Evans. Although some articles were from an earlier date, most of the clothing - for example the embroidered suit and the long velour coat - seems to date around World War 1. Mrs. Gerald Duvall sent us some fine examples of 1920's styles evening dresses; two of these were made in a beautifully beautifully silky velvet, the others of lace. John de Witt found another pair of boots for us - this time a child's size pair of cloth- lined black leather. Mrs. W. ' M. Price of Cobourg generously donated some clothing, including two delightful "accessories" - a crocheted hood with a fancy cape-like frill from the back, and an embroidered silk bag of pale yellow. And we received another example of head-vVear from Mrs. Norma Lee - a child's summer bonnet of fine cotton and lace - as well as an elaborately tucked ladies' dress dickey. Our 1976 season will close next Sunday. Museum hours until then: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 2 - 5 Thurs. evening 6 - 8:30 Sun. 1 - 5 Mobile home parks may be allowed Clarke Public LIBRARY PHO*NE 983-5507 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 12 :00 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. Orosto, Ontario St. Saviours ANGLICAN Established 1869 • Regular Sunday Worship Service - 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion First and Third Sundays Morning Prayer - Second and Fourth . Sundays Holy Baptism by appointment with Rector 987-4745 Rev. H. Robert Hayne, B.A., L.Th. A mobile home park impact study, placed on the region's planning and development committee table for the first time Tuesday suggests mobile mobile home parks "may be permitted" in areas designated designated residential in the official official plan, however, this must, first meet with the approval of the local council. The report was put together by the planning staff as an insertion to the official plan as the region's policy on mobile homes. Land designation designation for these parks were withheld pending the outcome of this study. . A mobile-home in the report is defined as a factory built transportable home on a permanent anchoring or foundation. foundation. This unit is connected to service facilities suitable for year-round occupancy. These units, like any other residential accomodation, must meet with the standards of the Ontario building code, the electrical code, the plum bing code as well as any by-law of the municipality. According to the report, over 90 per cent of the mobile homes built in Canada are constructed to CSA standards. standards. There are also concern expressed in the report in regards to fire safety. The firè safety in mobilè homes is apparently rated lower than conventionally built homes. The average fire loss for these homes across Canada is 65 per cent higher the report notes. The report stresses that mobile homes are not a form of low cost housing, and are the use is not short lived. "While the units may come and go the underground services represent a sizable sized investment," the report stated. It was also noted that there are no economies in the production and distribution process of mobile homes over conventional houses. Nor are Airport would attract industry In an economic impact study prepared by the planning planning staff for the Region of Durham concerning the loss NITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B.E. Long B. Til. ORGANIST & CHOIR 'DIRECTOR Mr Douglas Dewell SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31,1976 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Sunday Church School'10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. Sunday Church School 11 a.m. , Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 Oxford BRICKLAYERS < STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chimney Repairs All types of House '. Remodelling * Flagstone Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs Phone 983-5606 NOTICE The CLARKE MUSEUM will be closed for 1976 after Sunday, October 31st. For group and school tours .after that date, phone 983-9425 or 786-2955 to make an appointment. Region's top job filled in a week The chairman of the. region's region's management committee said Wednesday he hopes his committee will have a recommendation recommendation by next week on a replacement for the retiring chief administrative officer, Bill Manning. Coun. Allan Dewar said interviews were to take place Wednesday and today with applicants for the job. The applicants' names had been forwarded to the committee committee by Hickling-Johnston Ltd., a Toronto-based consulting consulting company. The firm was hired to help the committee choose a 'replacement for Mr. Manning, Manning, who has held the chief administrative officer's post since the regiona was formed in 1974. ' Coun. Dewar declined to release details about the number of applicants for the position, but he did say the committee was working with a "short list." there any major aspects of superior performance over the conventional bungalow, 'j In most cases the 'land where the mobile home is • located is leased therefore the sale price of the unit is less than a fixed single family dwelling. In some cases municipalities municipalities are looking to the mobile home parks as a substitution to meet the housing needs. This is one means of providing providing affordable housing, the report noted. ' "We would, hope the new CAQ is in place by the end of the year," the committee chairman said in an interview. interview. He also said Mr, Manning has agreed to remain on staff as long as council and his; replacement think his assistance assistance would be worthwhile. Salary for the position \ be competitive with otK-- levels of government and private, industry. Coun. Dewar said Hickling- Johnston have been of enormous enormous assistance to the committee. committee. "It's a job we could not have done on our own," he said. NIGHT IS CTCAIZ kl IftllT w I EkMi\ w in i -9 P.M.) Tender Top Sirloin Steak on toasted garlic bread with onion ring garnish Roasted, Mashed or French Fried Potatoes Roll and Butter 1 i ea or Lottee Complete Meal $3.95 Mpw Dutch Oven livW WU I V" 1 VVCII Hwy. 115 at Tauton Rd, Orono of the Pickering Airport made an initial observation that there has been no actual loss to the region as a result of the Federal government shelving the project. The report also pointed out that there are various types of airport each in themselves a different impact on the community. The study was based on information from other groups. It was estimated that the on-airport employment would' have reached from 8,500 to 13,600 by 1981 and increased to 14,300 to 22,p00 in 1986. The ministry of transport submission to the airport inquiry commission related an international airport would provide between 10,000 and 15,000 jobs in 1982. It was also reported that some 2000 to 4000 would be employed additionally in manufacturing and wholesale by 1981. and from 10,000 to 19.000 in the retail services and other jobs as a result of the airport being built in Pickering. This number takes a jump to 3000 to 12000 in manufacturing manufacturing and warehousing and 18.000 to 34,000 in the retail industry by 1985. The airport inquiry commission commission reports that the airport, would providp for substantial hotel development, development, large amount of growth industry, industry dependent on air shipping and branch ' industries with head offices . outside of Toronto'. .the gang's all here! Reservations now being taken, Phone 983-5396 SUNNAIte/S miON" Sun Valley Kennels... the people who Care! J