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8-Oroni) Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 24, 1983 Contractors for Senior's Recreation Centre ROMANCE (Continued from page 5) drawers with brass handles and neat while labels and a huge wooden cupboard with slightly bulging doors that gave the impression that the next person to open it would be buried under a deluge of paper and othef office paraphernalia. The door opened to Peeries office and a small thin man of about 50 wearing glasses, came out followed by Peerie himself. He was a huge man, over six foot four and. weighing in at about 250 lbs. Walking over to Crossley he shook his hand warmly and introduced him to the other man, who, as he had suspected, was James "Steed- man. After being ushered into the office, the girl as promised, promised, brought in the tea tray, complete with a plate of ginger bread cookies. Crossley spent a couple of hours in the office, explaining explaining his assignment and looking looking for leads, followed by lunch at the Cheshire with Peerie and Steedman and an afternoon spent in the library at the Daily Telegraph. During the day Millicent had been worrying about her conversation with the American journalist. (Continued next week) SHOE PROTECTION Spray new canvas shoes and bags with shoe protector, available available at most shoe stores. To clean dirty smudges from shoes, usç an art gum eraser, or typewriter cleaner. Both can be purchased at stationery or office supply stores. Cleaning- fluids can also be used but may leave a ring when dried. Suds from a detergent solution or rug shampoo when applied with a small brush or ,.n old toothbrush remove dirt from canvas too. Contractors for the recreation recreation hall at the Durham County Senior Citizen's Lodge were congratulated on Monday evening during the official opening of the new facility. Pictured above Russ Major, Major, Lloyd Taylor, Joe Becker, A1 Heard, all from the Orono area. Local Senior's group and Executive local club executive kneeling in the front row. All ' enjoying the official opening activities at the Citizen's Lodge in Orono with members of the „ Orono Nursery School Half Day Enrichment Program ' For Pre-Sphoolers Qualified Staff Licensed Premises ' Registrations now being taken for September start Call 987-4012 p.m. When its printing , give us a call - 983-5301 ft D fi II ft WKKKLV TOMBS U IV U II u TELEPHONE (4M) *«-«01, P.O. BOX 20», ORONO,ONTARIO LOB 1M0 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING . * Letterheads * Envelopes * Business Cards * Invoices * Labels * Invitations * Brochures * NCR Forms * Continuous and Snap-Out Forms From Around the Region GANARASKA CHANNELIZATION UNDERWAY Last Monday work started in the deepening of the Ganaraska River as it passes through Port Hope. The project project under the thumb of the Ganaraska Conservation Authority with'funding from the Province and Port Hope is to facilitate a great flow of water through the Town alleviating possible flood threats in the future to a flood level of the storm in 1981. Approval has been given by the Ministry of the Environment Environment for blasting six times a day, five days of the week. The work this year is ( south of the Walton Street bridge. , COMPUTER COURSES YWCA The new brochure for the YWCA outlines computer program courses for adults and children. Other new programs programs this year include "Street-Proofing" for children, 5 to 13 years as. well a t s the continuation of the many fitness courses, and Work-Fofce' Re-entry program. program. Further information 576-8880. GAS WAR SKIRMISH . Although gasoline prices in general have increased over the past couple of weeks to 47.7 per litre for leaded gasoline there has been breaks especially in the rural areas of the Region. Last week a slight skirmish had gas prices reduced in^such as Port Perry, Manchester, Mryile and Highway 35 halfway to Lindsay. The reduction, has, ranged from seven to ten cents a litre. TENDERS LET FOR HOSPITAL EXPANSION Tenders have, been let in the amount of $405,000 for the construction of an extended extended care wing at the Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital, in Whitby. The total cost of the project is estimated at $660,000 of which amount the health ministry is providing providing $200,OOO with the remainder remainder to come from a local fundrraising -campaign that has now reached over the $250,000 mark. MAKE CLAIM OF $50,000 FOR ARENA* FUND Haldimand Township since last February has been seeking seeking àn additional $50,000 through the Wintario fund. The Township had thought Wintario \vould provide $2.00 for every $1.00 provided provided through local contributions contributions and Township funds. Wintario ruled against giving two for one dollars where the funds came front the municipal treasury, as a result the Township now finds itself $50,000 in the capital cost of their new arena in Grafton. The Township has made a number of appeals for the ad- ditonal $50,000. CAMP SAMAC ART FESTIVAL The second annual Oshawa Art Association Camp Samac Art Festival is being held September 3, 4, and 5th. the public are invited to attend from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on the 3rd and 4th and from 1() a.m. to 5 p.m. on the 5th. TEAMSTERS FILE PROTEST Ontario Teamsters say they will complain to the Labor Relations Board that Federal Packaging and Partitions in Ajax is breaking pew legislation legislation that restricts the use of professional strikebreakers. The Union which has been on strike since June 24th say the company is breaking the new legislation when it uses, a wirfe-mesh covered bus to transport new workers into the plant. Malm PLUMBING & HEATING ORONO, ONTARIO Expresses Congratulations - ' to the - ' > , Durham County % Senior Citizen's Lodge on the occasion o f the • - official opening of 'their new Recreation Building at the Orono complex ,