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Enrolment held for Oron'o Guides The Lighting of Christmas Thursday On Monday the Orono group. (back row) Kirby Eady, An- ing a most successful year Guides conducted an enrol- Front row 1 to r - Ailson drea Hartman, Jennifer Bar- with plenty of interest at the ment ceremony for eleven Paytorf-Stewart, Jessica nard, Karen Vanderveen, weekly meeting being held at young girls who were enrolled Ward, Earla Werry, Chrissy Karla Tutkoluk and Mandie. the Orono Public School into guiding with the Oronio Kinney, Anthea Peacock; The Orono Guides are hav- every Monday evening. I Urn Uei Unme~ Rotary club present Mayor' s report as Mr. Simrser, president of the Bowmanvîlle Rotary Club, outlined three projects before council on Monday evening which the Bowman- ville Club would like to undertake over the next few years. Simser said he was looking for direction from counicil as to the project and their assistance in planning the proposaIs on Town owned land within Bowmanville. Mr. Simser said the club wished to erect a sign at the Soper Creek park noting that the club had donated the pro- perty to theTown some years ago as piark land. In a s econd proposai he said the club wish to develop a park on Town properties south of Highway 2, south of the Bowmanville Zoo, which to police meeting Mayor Uarnet Rickaro provided counceil with a report in reference to a meeting with Regional Police held between council memibers and the Regional Police.-The meeting was held on October l8thi. The Mayor said the police indicated a desire to have periodic informaI meetings with members of counicil to discuss mutual concernis and (Continued page 2) . The Orono Downitown Business, Association is holding its first "Lighting of Christmas" this Thursday evening with participation from all businesses in the Downtown area. A number of features halve been included in the promo- tion including coralling by a group of young singers fromn the Orono Public School as well as the Brownies and Guides. All participating will be provided with Merry Christmnas balloons and their programs are expected to start at 6:45 p.m. and con- tinue after seven within the business area of the Village. At the hour of seven o'clock aIl stores will be turn- ing on the lights of their win- dow christmas decorations and this event will be herald- ed by a Town Crier. In appreciation for the general publics attendance al Downtown Orono stores will be offering a ten percent dis- count on most items in 'their stores from the hour of six to nine o 'dock. Hot cider will also be available in ail stores in the Village along with cookies. The young singers will be served hot chocolate in the Orono Town Hall following their caroling in -the downtown business section. The wînd-up o f the evening will be a Christmas Cabaret in the Town Hall where hot ciîder and cookies will be serv- ed and a musical program featuring local talent wil be presented! Individual tables are to be setup for those attending and everyone is invited. The program will be pro- vided by a group of James and Doreen Lowery, Carlos Tamblyn and Rev. Fred Milne as well as songs by Janette and the big band sounds of the local Orono Generetic Gems.. Make Orono a must Thurs- day evening enjoying the young voices of the local children, early Christmas sho pping at a discount, hot cider and cookies as well as a Pregram of music at the Town Hall. Coun-cil holds firm as to opening;road Counicil of the Town of Newcastle held firm on a decision made in June of 1984 as to the opening of a sideroad between lots 22 and 23 in the 6th concession of Clarke Township following a request through a petition for its op)ening. The petition was.presented by Fred Obrist who owns Preperty midway along the sideroad and who hias rePeatedly asked that the uinopened road be improved in order that he could make suitable access to his property from the sideroad. The Towmn maintains the road is an unopened road as according- to Towin policy does not qualify for improve- mient. The Town has stated that it is Prepared to discuss uPgrading of the road eithier at the north or the south for agricultural purposes pro- v iding the benefiting property owners are willing to bear theý cost as would be the case withl a sub-dîvision developer. park would follow Soper's -- - ---- - ------ - --- ----- -- ----- --------------- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Creek to the, present soùth Soper Park. He said the Club Winners of Skating Club draw would provide funding for landscaping, a shelter and picnic tables with maintenance to be carried out by the muni cipality. The Club would also wish te erect a cairn on this site (Continued page 2) Pine Ridge Santa cornes to Orono Hall This Saturday, November 3th thec Great Pine Ridge Kinismen Club wvill hold their annuLal (Ghildren's Christmas Party at the Orono Town hall from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Santa xill pay his annual vîsit and as well films will be shown. Aise available wiIl be photos of the children with Sant- ta. Ail children are invited te take part in the Christmas earty. ORONO TOWN HALL EUCHRE RESULTS The hîgh, scores were: I - A. Moffat,(89); 2 - N. Moffat (88); 3 - J. Moffat (82); 4 & 5 - A. Graham & M. Todd (75). Low score went to C. Tamblyn. The wnners of the draw were H. Partner and B. Partner. The next card party will be on Wednesday, November 27th1. GO AT ORONO ARENA k~igowill be held at the Orono Arena Community Centre on Tuesday, Decemnber 3rd. There will be a $500.00 jackpot, 55 numbers or less. This event is sponsored by the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen. At the recent Orono Figure awarded by the sellers of the Miss Tana* Clemens sold l oronto while Mary Jane Skating Club dance two winning tickets, both Jim Kinsmien the winning Presten receives her $100.00 draws were held and earlier miemrbers of the Orono ticket for a week-end for two cash prizes from seller Tami this week the prizes were Skating Club. at the Harbour Castle Inn in Hanson. Published Every Wednesday_ Oroo Wekl TiesWednesday, Nov ember 27, 1985 plans to council