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Take'a minute now and write to Ontario Hydro. poom,U7 El. 700 University Avenue, Toronto JV15G1X6 and ask for our free booklet "Electric Heating Options for Your Home." Because the r come December. Lowery, president Of the Orono Society, along with David and Doreen Harrison also members of the local society. Manage- meht Tour by: John E. Finlay, Agricultural Representative Three, young farmers will be representing Durham East on the 1983 Soil & Crop Management Tour. The three delegates include: Stephen Barrie, R.R. 4, Bowman ville; Steven Carruthers,. R.R. 1, Bowmanville and Scott Gray, R.R. 1, Port Hope. The tour sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food includes includes a comprehensive study of Soil & Crop Management Systems on a practical fafm basis. Cropping and' marketing methods will be examined along with different different soil management techniques, including fertilizers fertilizers and soil nutrients. Also included will be ten to fifteen farm visits, possibly a feed processing plant and ' some experimental cropping projects. The tour through the coun- of Perth, Middlesex, -ron and Oxford will be hefd from July 25th to 29t.h, ' 1983. Orono Junior Gardener News convention by Graham Mathews (right) of the welcoming committee.- ' Attending the convention from Orono were Doreen In mid June representatives from the Orono Horticultural Society attended the Ontario Horticultural Association convention and as shown above were greeted to the Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday. July 17, 1983-7 increases problems Mike Manger, owner of Manger's Garage oh Mill Street north in Orono, states he is being blocked in every attempt he makes to earn a living. Manger now faces a sign reading, "Be Neighbourly, Propane Must go, Don't blow us up". Manger who has been taken to court and fined 'for doing body work on the premises now faces another challenge from neighbours in his attaypb to install propane gas 'service 'service at the garage. Manger states he was recently fined $300.00 for doing body work at the garage and has been issued with a court order to stop such practice in the future. Body work is not permitted permitted on the premises due to the zoning and the Town of Newcastle enforces enforces the provision of the by-law when they receive complaints which in general have come from neighbouring residents. Manger maintains body work is an integral part of his business, ana although he knows it contravenes the by-law such work has always been carried out at the garage by previous owners, he states. ' ■ He states it 'is not as if he was doing body work every day of the year. One or two days, a month would be enough for such work. ", The installation of propane propane tanks, brought another surge of objection and Manger states he is. being blocked no matter what he endeavours in an effort to bolster his business. He said he is becoming very discouraged in his effort effort to make a living. The propane tanks have not been put into service at the present time as further further work would have to be done before he could provide this Service to the community. Mel Hartwig Excavating ORONO ONTARIO 983-5140 Bulldozing - Back Hoe "Septic and Tile Beds Sand, Gravel . and Top Soil Flol/ver Den 28 David's Crescent Dried & Silk Floral Arrangements Specializing In Wedding Bouquets Custom made 983-5423 > HWY 115 TRUCK & AUTO REPAIRS LTD. To All Cars and Trucks , TOWING Phone 983-9151 or 983-9152 The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS , 4 PROCLAMATION I, Garnet B. Rickard, Mayor of the Town of Newcastle hereby declare: SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1983 AS DECORATION DAY in the Bowmanville Cemetery and Bond Head Cemetery in Newcastle Villagb. There witl be no Decoration Service or organized parade to the Cemetery .this year. GARNET B. RICKARD MAYOR ' Date of Publication: July 13th, 1983' File No. 10.38.4. Orono Junior Gardeners had a very successful flower basket day on Saturday, June 25th. Juniors clipped evergreens into baskets and took turns making arrangements. arrangements. Thanks to Don and Donna Scott who loaned us their garage. We were in out of the sun and had a cool place to keep the arrangements arrangements until they were picked up. Juniors who helped were, Jackie & Peter Cowan, Kevin Scott, Shawn & Jason Knapp, Robin 1 Robinson, Sherri Lamothe, Doug Bradley & Daniel Soil and Crop Dilks. Leaders present were Helen Robinson, Yvonne Maitland and Donna Scott. We would like to thank those who donated flowers. Kathy Roland, Mr. & Mrs. Baird, Minnie Zegers, Lorna Atkins, Donna Scott, Helen Robinson and Viola Vander- veen. Sixty-seven baskets were sold and many people had lo be turned down because of lack of flowers. All juniors who donated their time will receive points for their achievement award. Floyd Nicholson R.R. 4, Lindsay Carpentry General Repairs 30 years experience good workmanship reasonable rates Call Collect 705-324-0907