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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 29, 1986.-3 Pines? students sit in with Peterborough Band Chefmaster soft m marna- 4Q nne » itv CORNISH k cut from Canada blade roasts /kg5.2!7L«n^ .dÊÜb. ,2.39 Aylmer choice. e . vegetables .69 cut wax or green beans or assorted peas 19oz. tin chicken fresh cut part backs attached whit© * nc ^ an ^' ver size 48's G roduct of I.S.A. O 99 Royale bathroom almond or*-™*. æ Bk. white' priyM szaw Mistake to cost Town $80,000 annually ' (Continued from page 1) ' arenas and had seen one that was suitable. He said the plan could be purchased which had been used for the chosen arena and that costs of construction of this specific arena would be at 1984 costs saving the , Town $3.00 a square foot. He said if the Town calfs for a new design the wheel has to be invented invented all over again and the savings savings would be lost. Winters said it was council's responsibility to see that taxpayers' money was not wasted and it was important to keep in mind that not everyone would be using the arena. Referring again to the purchase of the Martin Road site he said he had wanted council to hold off finalizing the purchase for a period of two months in order that time "as available to determine the Stability of the site. "Now wc are having tests done to $ee if the site is suitable after making purchase of the land", stated the Mayor. Corme. Stapleton said he had assumed that the sub-con>mittee was getting tenders from all consultants consultants but now only one consultant's consultant's name appears on the report. "Where are the others",., he asked. Counc. Wotten said he was d'f the the same opinion. „ Counc. McKnight, chairman of the arena sub-committee said no final decision had been made as to consultants. Counc. Wotten said the committee committee should have gone back to all consultants. .Mayor Winters said, the sub-committee is going back to someone to whom a contract has •been discussed. Mayor Winters endeavoured to make change in the report but was unsuccessful. Counc. McKnight said the report had to be passed before any further action could be taken. He said it was cbsting $30,p00 to hire an engineer to design water services for the site. The report did make reference to the; financial implications but no figures were available. Members of the sub-committeç include Councs. McKnight, Hubbard, Hubbard, Wotten, Mayor Winters, the director of planning, treasurer, the Chie'f Administrative Officer and the Deputy Director of Community Services. iroduct of U.S.A. Canada no. 1 product or u.s.a. head lettuce each Ganaraska Gymn open for centre's use After a one-day closing of the Ganaraska Forest Centre gymnasium gymnasium based on comments by John Hubicki of Totten sims Hubicki the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority has reopened the gymnasium gymnasium for use under certain conditions. conditions. John Hubicki had said the building could fold like a deck of cards under certain snow and wind conditions. This resulted in the Authority closing the building temporarily temporarily until receiving a detailed report of the engineer's study from Totten Sim Hubicki. According to Heather Ruther.- ford, chief administrative officer for the Authority, the detailed report claimed the building safe without snow load and within the limits of a 30 miles an hour wind range. She said the detailed report also said the gym would not flatten , even in a 60 mile an hour wind. The administrator said the Authority is proceeding to obtain design completed so the gym would meet present day Building Code specifications. In the meantime the Authority is monitoring wind speed at the Cen- . tre twice daily and if necessary will monitor the speed every half hour under certain conditions. She said it is a time of the year when the facility is of considerable use in the Centre's program. As to the dining hall building and the pump house building she said there condition is not of a priority concern at the present time. The Ganaraska Region . Conser- * vation Authority along with the Khwartha, Otonabee and Central Lake Ontario Authorities have grouped together and hired an engineer to be on staff for all four authorities. Through this system the authorities expect to save money on., needed engineering. all popular varieties æ Schneiders , 75 r| lunch meats f*g / Allen's pure =«* Mce j» Pf ' 3 x 250 V-8 vegetable juice «repack [ 49 Weston's «1 ^ iHfraKflS^Schneidera cteli sliced. Blue Ribbon S |"Xl^^ re 9 ularora,, ^ ef ""****40C& 1 Fry bologna Schneiders Oktoberfest 500 f JMM sausage Canada choice Heinz ' -1 tomatoes «n oz |29 selected varieties --, -- Hostess $lOCI cake donuts selected varieties, frozen ___ Swanson TV dinners i Schneiders Pepper- ^379 oni pkg- wb , "New Formula" powdered laundry All 6L Ksjy detergent box wFT , selected varieties ** - Neilson's uâ xUrHrxn 1 *200 g | Will-O-Paks pkg |89 r selected varieties, ready-to-serve Heinz > 4-flQ pasta £$|. ra 3 fresh cut - part backs attached chicken kg 2.18 QQ' thighs liquid t E selected varieties ' * Del^Montp t a puddings ■ M & heavy duty liquid Bulk Freezer Meat Buys - (A-1) Heifer dr Steer Sides 1.88m • Hinds 2.49m Fronts ■ 1.55 independently owned for service & low food prices as shown above. In the clarinet section, left of the Peterborough player are: Tara Wallace, Kelly Hentig and Caleigh McDonald. Last week the Peterborough Civic Band played a concert at the Pines Senipr Public school to the delight of the audience and students from the school who are members of the schofol band. During the course of the evening students played along with the band It's Our 1st Anniversary! Come Help Us Celebrate Sat., Nov. 1 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Surprize Specials at 1 o'clock for 1 hour only An Extra 10% off all Merchandise Thank you to all our customers for making our first year a success. Coffee & Cake will be served NOT JUST FASHIONS Downtown Orono