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Orono Weekly Times; Wednesday, April 18th, 1979-3 Orono Ornhans nrovide Entertainment Senior development remains in limbo Former Orono Orphans (back row) Ralph Philips, Donnie Rumble, Bill Osinik, Buck Cowle, Keith West and Norm Bradley. (Front row) Rohnie West, Ray West, Bud Hooper, Clint Ferguson, Dean West, Howard Quinney and Junior West. Former Orono Orphans (back row) Doug Powell, John Gibson, Eric Carletoij, Mel Schell, Cliff Cooper, Don Mercer, Phil Long, John Shetler, Jud Terwilliger, Bill Gearing, Dane Found, Ray Lunn. (Front row) Gord Lowery, Robbie Robinson, Bob Stephenson, Vince Van-' stone, Carl Flintoff, Gary Cooper and Jim Gilmer. Call to join Durham Jr. farmers Do you have a son or daughter between the ages of 15 and 29, who would enjoy the _ îellowship of other young people? > The Durham County Junior Farmers was organized in 1914, being one of the first four organizations in Ontario that were started that year. They have had a continuous group since that time, and I expect many of you, who are now members of the Crop' Improvement Association, have many fond memories of your membership years in Junior Farmers. If some of your family members are interested, call Kevin Mc- Keen, president, at 797-2616 or John Larmer, District Director Director at 986-5109 or the Agricultural Agricultural Office at 623-3348 (Area Code 416). For that matter, you can drop us 'a note with the name and address and we will pass along the name t® the Junior Farmers. Incidentally, Incidentally, 'to be a paid-up member for 1979, the membership has to be paid by May 1st and is $5.00. Orono Towing geSer.al repairs Plume 9,83-5249 Orono An event of interest to Junior Farmers to which everyone who is interested in ( Junior Farmers is invited to * the Durham County Junior Farmers "Jamboree Night". This will be at the Maple Grove Hall on Saturday, April 21st at 8 p.m. There will be UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Minister |Rev, B.E. Long B.Th. Organist and. Choir Director David Gray Sunday, April 22,1979 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Sunday Church School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. SPRING CONCERT Sponsored by the Choir Featuring: "Flora-Doras" "Four Wheel Drive Quartet' 11 And Alanah Coles Wed., April 18,7:30 p.m. Main Hall ' KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Sunday Church School 9:45 Morning Worship 9: 45 Dial- A-Thought 983-9151 ' Square and Round Dancing and games. Refreshments will be provided. Mr. C.J. Sheldon of the Ministry of Housing addressed addressed the Town of Newcastle Planning and Development committee on Monday outlining outlining new legislation now in effect in the Province affecting affecting sènior citizen and rent- geared-to-income housing. Sheldon pointed out that the Province now favoured and encouraged municipalities to become involved in non-profit senior citizen development. He said the Province can no longer become involved irt' acquiring sites for such development. He , said the Town must also run such ■operations. Sheldon pointed out that the Ministry has to turn down three proposals in the Town of Newcastle last year for var : ious reasons such as no available sèrvices, proposals within the flood plain and others. He said according to the last Survey there was a need in the Town and especially especially Bowmanville, a requirement requirement for some 20 to 24 geared-tp-income senior unitg. He' suggested that the municipality become involved involved in the project in which the Town would put up front money and operate the complex"when complex"when completed. Sheldon pointed out that all but one of the units in the Orono Senior Citizen Lodge was now rented and that eight of the forty units were subsidized units by the Province, Province, Federal Government and the Tqwn of Newcastle. Counc. Barr asked Sheldon if he was aWare of the proposal for the Village of Newcastle, To the Unfit If you just sit You won't quit Being unfit 40 to 45 units. Sheldon stated , he was aware of the proposal. Mayor Rickard stated that he felt some of the former problems with the three proposed sites in Bowmanville Bowmanville could now be overcome. He suggested that these proposals be resubmitted for consideration. In speaking of Town front-ending monies he ; said that as the Town did not have a Housing Policy that such was impossible. Sheldon agreed that without • a housing policy it would be . impossible but he pointed out that the Region of Durham was now completing a housing housing policy for the whole of the Town and this would affect the Town and could be used * instead of a Newcastle Housing Housing policy. The planning committee is to recommend that the Town reconsider the former resolution resolution of. council and resubmit the three applications of 1978. mmiNA WORKING HOOF. WE WtSHTO ANNOUNCe.../ WE'RE OUT TO GIVE X POORELECTRtCALSWEMS THE REAL OU) BOUNCE..!. O. Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario Frozen Choice, Straight Cut Vallèy Farm French Fries Chase & Sanborn Ground Coffee Capri Assorted Bathroom Tissue Red & White -- 16 oz. tin ^ Evaporated Milk .85 Family Pak, 7 to 9 chops, Rib Portion Pork Chops 1.38 GREEN GIANT 7 to 10 fl. oz. tir. Vegetables 3- .89 Nescafe decaffeinated -- 227 g jar Instarit Coffee . 4,99 Assorted , t Scottowels 1 , -89 2 lb. bag .29C 1 lb, bag 2.89 4 roll pkg. .89C For Roasting Loin 'O Pork 3-3Vi lb. average Tenderloin Portion 1.281b. " SPECIAL: CORNISH'S