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A nêw dimension added Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 17th, 1980-3 The staff at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce came forth with a novel'idea which not only gave prom- 1 inence to the local branch of the bank but also helped to spread the news of the Orono Fair. No doubt one could say they are the Texans of the financial community in Orono and area. Pictured above are (back row) Paul Kelcey, manager, Joan Quantrill, Jim McBride; (front row) Dale Golding, Joyce Gray, Shirley Black and Betty Lou Gilbank. Perhaps other merchants in the Village could respond likewise next and for a couple of weeks before the fair garb lip in support of the local exhibition. Seniors 1 home for Newcastle Village Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) will insure more than a million dollars to build accommodation accommodation for senior citizens citizens in the Village of Newcastle. Newcastle. The announcement was made this week by the Honourable Paul Cosgrove, Minister responsible for CMHC, the federal government's government's housing agency. A $1,396,107 loan to be provided by Morguard Trust Company will be insured by CMHÇ under the National Housing Act (NHA) for a 35-year term. The funds will go to Newcastle Lodge for Senior and Family Dwellings, a non-profit group sponsoring the construction of the residence. residence. The federal government government through CMHC will also be contributing operating assistance assistance of up to $129,865 per year to bring the cost jof borrowing down to two percent. percent. This will make up the difference between economic rents and actual rents geared to income for those residents who are eligible. In certain . other cases, one-bedroom apartments could be available available for as low as $240 per month and two-bedroom units for $270. Both figures represent represent the lower end of market rents. Under the federal government's government's Start-Up Program, Newcastle Lodge received $26,036 for organization, incorporation, incorporation, site selection, architect's fees and other related expertise to develop their project. Of that amount, $3,500 will not have to be repaid. During the start-up process, organizational assistance was provided by the Eastern Central Ontario Development Foundation ( Et'ODF i. The ECODF is funded through CMHC's Community Community Resource Organization Organization Program (CROP) which provides social and technical services to groups developing non-profit housing projects. Newcastle Lodge, a two- storey brick residence complete complete with greenhouse and garden; will be located dosé to amenities in the village centré. Four weeks to nomination dates Those wishing their names on the ballets for the November November 10th election have four weeks left to make their decision. This will include. election for municipal and regional council, the Newcastle Newcastle Hydro Commission and as well the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education and the Separate School Board. Nominations for mayor, local council, regional council, council, Hydro commissioners, school trustees will all be received at the office of the Tc of Newcastle, clerk's ot\.„., on October 16, 17 and 20th. Nominations on these dates will be received from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. If for some reason or other a nomination is not received for any one position or a number of positions a further nomination date will be held that being on October 22nd and again from the hour of 9:00 a.m, to 5:00 n.m. Advance polls will be held in the Town of Newcastle on November 1st with the regular regular polling date being November November 10th. The polls will be open from 11,00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Clarke Twp. 3-day deer season Antlerless deer validation tags for Deer Management Unit 103 will be issued on a "first come - first served basis" at the Ministry of Natural Resources, 322 Kent Street West, Lindsay from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday, October 18th, 1980. Any remaining tags not issued on October 18th will be available from 8:00 a m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday, October 20th, at the Lindsay office. About 80 i percent of deer hunters will be able to acquire an antlerless deer tag. Deer Management Unit 103 will have a three day deer season for shotguns and primitive weapons only, no dogs 1 , on November 3, 4 and 5, 1980. Unit 103 includes the townships of Manvers and Mariposa in Victoria County, Cavan Township in Peterborough Peterborough County and the former townships of Darlington*; Darlington*; Clarke; Scugog, Cartwright Cartwright and Reach in the Regional Municipality of Durham. Durham. - Applicants should bring their 1980 deer licence with them so the antlerle'ss deer validation tag may be attached attached to the licence at the time of issue. If it is not possible for an applicant to personally attend on October 18th, another another person' may obtain the antlerless deer tag for the applicant by proxy provided that person has the applicant's applicant's 1980 deer licence. Please contact the Ministry of Natural Resources, 322 Kent Street West, Lindsay, Ontario, K9V 4T7, phone 705-324-6121 should you require require further details. (Continued from page 1) FIVE IN RUNNING FOR WARD 3 REGIONAL SEAT phone Ratepayers Association. Association. He said through his efforts and those of others they successfully fought against higher telephone user rates and poor service which have plagued Orono and Clarke Township telephone users for years. Irwin said he decided to run for office because of the lack of effective direction and results by the present representatives. representatives. He pointed to the shocking budget deficit of $400,000 which has to be paid by the taxpayers next year through sharp increases in taxation. He said this was not acceptable to him. Irwin points out that the Province of Ontario has had to cohie into Newcastle and help sort out the mess that the present council has driven the residents of the municipality into. Irwin states, "This is an unfortunate commentary on the present elected to, allow this to happen and is the first for this area." Irwin says this is a black mark on ,the present elected and thinks the voters should help the province out by going to the polls and straighten out Town council. The candidate also said he is still interested in the extension of the calling area to Bowmanville and Ôshawa and if it takes his efforts as a council member to accomplish accomplish this he is willing. Irwin said the Telephone Ratepayers Ratepayers Association is awaiting awaiting the. results of a Bell study in the Orono exchange areas and he expects the calling area to be extended to Bowmanville sometime near the end of the year. He said he would not be satisfied until this is extended to the Oshawa exchange. Other residents seeking election to the Ward Regional seat are: incumbent Bill Clarke, Keith Barr, present local councillor, Diane Harare, Orono and Alf Gray, Newcastle. Hockey Registration Orono Minor Hockey Orono Arena Lobby 1 Saturday, Sept. 13th 1.2 noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20th 12 noon to 3 p.m. Players to bring birth certificate and Social Insurance Number. Tyke and Novice, $60.00 Atom, Pee Wee, Bahtam $70.00 Midget arid Juvenile $80.00 All players are asked to please register at this time. Late registration $10.00 extra. Orono Hockey Mothers will also be taking orders for hockey jackets at this time. Orono Amateur Athletic Association. 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