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(,,-no building being dem olished The frame residenýe on the Downtown Business Associa- 'Association that a parking lot Plans were submittedby the west side of Main Street in tion was informied by the would be created-on the site. bank to the Town of Newcas- the business area in Orono Bank that the steps wVould be The bank purchased the de but later plans to build the and owned by the Canadian taken to have the building property somne years ago with new building were set aside. limperial Bank of Commerce remiioved fromn the site. The the intention to build a new is being demnolishied. letter also informied thie hank building in Drono. Earier this year the Orono -John Carr (left) and Laverne Boyd (rigbt) begin preparations for the place- ment of new rubberized flooring at the Orono Arena an't Community Centre in the bQ_ y between the dressing roomos and in the area to and including tbe players boxes. Tbe new flooring 'is being paid for and promoted by the Arena and Community Cen- tre Improvement Fund which has heen raising funds through a number of project including such as the Orono Beef Barbecue and the diner at the Orono Fait. .Thte project is expected to cost close to $5,000 even with ail labour costs being volunteered. The Improvement Fund organization has been in operation for a numiber of years and continually, up- dates andi imp-roves facilities at the Arena and co.rnmunfity Centre. As a result the local com- plex continues in an excellent state of' repair and ap- pearance. Heads Innovation Services Institute Tony Rahilly, an Oshawa resident for thepast 15 years, bas been appointed General Manager of the Innovation Services Institute of Durham College. The Innovation Services Institute is one of the 22 pro- vincially funded innovation Centres just getting started. The aim of the Institute is to help local area businesses by providing start-up assistance to rew entrepreneurs and ad- vice to existing smail businesses wishing to expand or adopt new technology. Before bis appointment as Manager of the Innovation Services Institue, Mr. Rahil- ly, who joined Durham Col- lege in 1978, taught college courses in Market Research and Computer Applications in Marketing. Before coming to Durham College, Mr. Rahilly was Manager of New Product Development for a major phL.rmaceutical manufacturer, based in Toronto, where he was responsible for the develop- ment and market preparation of new drugs. He has also held positions in clinical research and sales within the pharmaceutical industry. Mr. Rahilly is a graduate of the University of Toronto, with a MBA in Marketing. .He also holds a Bachelo r of Science Degree in Chemistry, from. University College, Dublin Ireland. For several years, Mr. Rahilly bas been a member of Oshawa Vikings Rugby Club, as both a player and a member of the executive, ser- ving two terms as President. Those interested in takin g advantage of the Institute's services are urged to contact Tony Rahilly at tbe College at 576-210, or Write to the In- novation Services Institute, Durbam College, Box 385, Oshawa LIH 7L7. Orono Weekly Times, WNedntesday>, August 21, 1985-7 When its printingI give us a cali 983-5301 WIIEILY TEMEs u i% U il u P.O. BOX 209, ORONO, ONTARIO LO IMO PRINTING AND PUBLISHING Letterheads *Envelopes NBusiness Cards* Invoices Labels * Invitations* Brochures *NCR Forms* Continuous and Snap-Out Forms CLARIKE HIGH cHOOL New Student Registrations wiIl take place the week of Augusi 26 to 30 9i:00 a.m. to 3:30'p.m. GUIDANCE OFFICE CLARKE HIGH SOHOOL INTF100UCING C'%HARIO 2000 CLEAN WATER SYSTEM TRIPLE PURIFICATION CONCEPT -Reverse Osmosis Contaminant Separator - Granular Charcoal Filter -Solid Carbon Block Polishing Filter FEA TURING- -Self Cleaning -Portable -No electricty to run system -Cost only pennies a day Your Forever Living Producis Representatives Laverne and June Heard COME AND SEE ORONO0 FALL FAIR SEPTEMBER 5th to 8th TENDER SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to con- tents, for the followrng requirements listed below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, LiC 3A6, will be received in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and dtae. Tender Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Office at the abovei address. Tender No. T85-116 - No. 2 Domestic Fuel 011 (1985-86 Wiiter Season) Closinq Time & Date: 12:00 noon (Local TMme>, Tuesday, September 10, 1985. The Iowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. Lou Ann Birkett, Purchasing & Supply Agent. * Telephone: (416) 623-3379, ext. 67_ Date of Publication: August 21, 1985 P. 0. No. A 1297 F-urther improvements underway «t Orono arena I