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Forma1 a pproval1 for t-ourtice Heîghts *Last Friday afternoon the Town of Newcastle council gave formai approval to four by-laws and two resolutions concerming the development of the-.controversial Courtice Heights proposai. The pro- posed development would allow two subdivisions con- taining a total of 1042 units. Construction on the two subdivisions - one the site of 759 units and the -other 283 units - can not begin until subdivision agreements are negotiated and signed bet- The Courtice and Aiea Citizens Association have en- dorsed a recommendation from the group to seek an inquiry by the province into the possible amalgamation of Courtice with Oshawa. This action was taken last Thuirs- day evening at a meeting held by C.A.C.A. Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough is to be asked to arrange the inquiry. The group also intends to press John Rhodes, minister of housing to stop the develop- ment of the proposed 1042 house units in the Courtice area. CACA had asked council of the Town of Newcastle to setup a task force to study the Courtice Heights ' develop- ment but as of Thursday no meetings had been called for such a force. Council was condemned for~ hiding behind VENEZIA Restaurant HWY 115 and 35 '2Mile South of Orono Phone 983-56,51 OPEN týDAYS A IEEK We Specialize in: Pizza - MealIs Orono Pastoral Charge - Mlinister Rev. B.E. Long B. Th. o RGANIST & CHOIR iDIRECTOR Douglas Deweil SUNDAY MARCH 20, 1977 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Sunday Church School 10 a.m, Morning Worship 1: 15 a .m, Guest Preacher - Rev. T.H. Smith KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship 9:45 a. m Sunday Church School Il a.m. Guest Preacher - Rev. T.H. Smith Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 PLEASE NOTE The Rev. TII. Smith of Bowmanville, former pastor of Newcastle United Church ill conduet the morning Srvices on Sunday, March 20th and March 27h, during the absence of Mr. Long. Mr. Smith will be on caîl if needed fromn Friday, March l8th to March -1801. Phone 621-6720. a curtaîn of silence in the matter. it has been stated that present home owners will be, faced with a $6,000.00 over 20 years for water and sewers if the proposed goes ahead. ween the town and Courtice Heights Ltd. Friday's approv.al sîmply allowed Newcastle to apply for a number of interest-free boans and a $800,000 incentive grant from the Ontario Hous- îng Action Program. Mayor Garnet Rickard told the small audience of Cour- tice residents what council had just done was to effect- ively open the door for further negotiations with the devel- oper and to qualify for the available monies before the March 31 deadline. He indicated that the devel- opment, contrary to what some people have said, has been in the works since last summer. The Courtice and Aiea Citizens' Association, accord- ing to Rickard, can now effectively raise its object- ions. Up1 & Down the Book Stacks ADULT EASY READING Lawns and Groundcovers byAN ITRBOK J. Crockett (now is the time AND P iCTU MRE B ohen to start to improve your nTuh JimAby Mirkandm Coe lawn) The Last Emperor by Peter Townsend (George VI and the faîl of his Empire) The Power of Alpha Thinking by Jess Stearn (exploring the unknown frontiers of the mind) Book of Successf.ul Swimming Pools by Ronald Derven (if you are contemplating own- ing a pool, this book explains the buying, build- ing and maintainence) Red Rowarf Berry by Frances Murray (romantic novel set in Victorian Scotland) The King James Version by Stanley Stewart (witty, bis- torical novel set in the tîmes of James lst) Edward Berner is Alive Againi by Herbert Castle (novel) The Question of Max by Amanda Cross (delightful detectîve novel) Lots of new paperbacks. JUNIOR The Western Plains by M. Braitlhwaite Life with Working Parents by Esther Hautzig (practical hints for everyday situat- ions) Dandelion by Ladislav Svatos (the lite cycle of the dandelion) New paperbacks for holiday reading. I 0. Chatterton Electrical Cotracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono. Ontario ther Snake by Billy Fire- thunder (an Indian Legend> Good Night Mr. Beetle by Leland Jacobs Orange is a Colour by Sharon Lerner. Holiday crafts start Mon- day, March 2lst at 2 p.m. Monday - crafts, Tuesday - films, Thursday - puppet show, Friday - crafts. Wed- nesday - closed. The local Board of Educat- meeting that double-glazed io)n is considering, as an windows would cost approxi- energy saving schemne, dou- mately $8,000.00. The cost of ble-glazed windows for the the work is to be considered new construction at the Clar- further when the fin?ncial ke High School. standing of the project is It was reported at the determined. Cut Fromi Canada Grade "A" Beef Short Rib Roasts Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef Bladle Steak Caniada Grade "A" Beef You Save Tv Blade Roasts -Pride of Canada" 16 oz. Pkg. Skinless WMener .s "Burn)s" SmiaII Linik Sa usage Boneless Cube Style Stewing Beef ".Schneiders Family ak" - 2 oz. -12lb Pkg. Beef Patties "Pride of Canada" Sweet Pickled Cottage Rmolis Fresh - Tasty Beef Liver 'wice. Regular Sunday Worship Service - 10:00 a.m. Rev. Allan Haldenby B.A. L. TH. Organist Mrs. Joan Cashin lb. 62c lb. 68c With Trim and Price lb. 88C lb. 78C lb. 79C lb. 88c 2 lb., $1088' lb. $1.29 lb., 69C CORN ISH'S Consider Courtice joining Oshawa