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2-Orono WeeklY Times, 'Wednesday, August 1, 1990 Se'dc-lCi ~Mil Rgsrto ubrf06 P :bedvryWednesd.ayt the ffIce f Pubheat 'Il RMain StecetOrson I - C.y uF- - terEditor For what reason? Many are now questioning the reasoning behind Premier Peterson's caîl for a provincial lection. No doubt poli result have a bearing and with a possible further drop in the economy it is now time to go to the people of the province especially for Peterson. But ~" whole process will be wasted if the future of Canada and Ontario's place on the subject does not corne to the fore. Peterson has neyer been very explicit as to Ontario's stance but this election should give himthe opportunity to voice his view and get feed-back from the people. It would have appeared that Ontario has drifted on the con- stitution and even the give-away of senate seats at the recent Meech Lake debate had t o be a decision only of Peterson. A decision no well thought out and certainly had no effect as to the outcome of Meech. It's time to hear where we stand from the provincial leaders. Court upholds injuncton no weekend, Rock concert The courts have upheld the injunction submitted Tuesday morning by the Town of Newcastle objecting to the Summer '90 Rock Concert.1 As a resuit of granting the injunction the Summer '90 Rock Concert wilI not be held this week-end at M4osport Park. Hap2penings PREMIER PETERSON COMING TO ORONO LIBERAL PICNIC Premier Peterson will be attending the annual Lîberal Picnic held at the Ransberry Farm north of Orono off Highway 115. The picnic is being held on Thursday, August1 9th. Serving starts at 4 p.m. and continues until 8 p.m. TWO IN THE RUNNING? At press time (Tuesday afternoon) Marilyn Pearce is a definite to represent the Durham East liberals in the September lection. It, is almost a certainty that Kirk Kemp will be represen- ting the Durham East Progressive Consevatives. Canadiadies do have until Tuesday evening to qualify to seek the nomina- tion. As far as the NDP little has been heard as to a can- didate. ORONO HORTICULTURE FLOWER - VEGETABLE SHOW The Orono Horticultural Society are holding their annual summer flower and vegetable showv on Thursday, August 9th in the basement of theOrono United Church. Guest speaker Andrea Clarke of the Ministry of Agriculture speaking, on "Pest Control in the Garden". Doors open to public at 7:00 p.m. ORONO STREET DANCE SLATED FOR AUGUST l8tb The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club will be holding their an- nual Street Danceon Saturday , August 18th in Orono. A new loca- tion has been selected on Centre Streçt..between Main and Church Street. FATAL FIRE NORTH 0F NEWCASTLE VILLAGE Althoughi a father and his two children escaped a,house fire last Thursday morning a tenant in an apartmenit lost his' ife. The body of Robert Dwyer, 27, of R.R. 2 Newcastle was found inside his apartment by firefighters following a fire which is thought to have started around 3 a.m. Thursday and which Durham Regional Police have establishecl that careless smoking was the cause. Steve Holliday, living in another portion of the house awoke to the sounds of the fire and to smoke filled rooms. He quickly evacuated his son and daughter from the building wearing only his underwear. The farm house is located on the west side of Regional Road 17 just north of Newcastle Village. A passing motorist on Highway 35 is thought to have put in the alarm foý the fire. Damage has, been estimiated at $75,000. The funeral service for Robert Dwyecr, husband of Christine Doyle and father of Daniel Robert, w,ýas hield on Saturday with inter- ment in Bondhead Cemetery. Letter to the Editor Dear Sir: The decision to rent the premises of Mosport Park by the President Mr. Harvey Hudes to Truly Amaz- ing Productions to stage a Rock Concert re-enforces my opinion that the management of Mosport Park are not good corporate citizens nor do they care about our youth. Past Rock Concerts at Mosport have a bad history, as have Rock Concerts wherever they are held. Drugs have been openly sold and a lot of these drugs get into the hands of first time users. On top of that they have a history of vandalism and trespass which are almost impossible for our Police force to prevent. To hold this concert against the wishes of Council also indicates that Mosport Park has no respect either for the Council for for the citizens that the Council is supposed Orono Fair Features (Continued from page 1) Lloyd at 983-9761 and Ken at 579-5248. A new feature at the Durham Central Fair Iast year was the Photography Competition. Thtis event proved very popular and will rue again titis year. Judy Pierce formied the committee and set-up the classes but unfortunately she was unable to continue this year. Wayne Hunt of Pontypool has taken over the chairmanship and plans to continue with Judy's tradi- tion. He can be reached at 705-277-2261. Another very popular addition to the- fair last year was the car show. AI Barnard of Orono headed up this committee. Many of the vintage vehicles from the show will be in- cluded in the parade Saturday mor- ning. After the parade a show area will be set-up where these vehicles will be displayed and judged for the remainder of the aternoon. This year the cemmittee bas added a people's choice award w here the public will be lnvited to vote for their -favourite vehicle. Elgitteen trophies have been donated for this years' show and a long list of spon- sors are supportlng this years show. The 1990 fair sees even more events and classes being added. The Fair Board is proud of their new association with The Big Brothers of Newcastle. Big Brothers wiIl be holding a CWjldren's Pet Show on Sunday, September 9th at 1:00 p.m. in the Agricultural Building. Registration will be from noon tii 12:45 p.m. They have set up four- teen classes with many trophies donated by various sponsors. Ail the participants will receive a nib- bon. Furtiter information may be obtained by calllng Nancy Scott at 623-6646. Sunday afternoon , September 8th, a horseshoe tournamnent will take place at the f air. Ron White of Hampton has agreed to chair this event. Four or five pits will bc set- up and if it proves successful this event will bc expanded next year. Trophies will be awarded for the best pitchers. AIl players who pre- register will receive a pass te the fair. This tournament has been co- sponsored by Brookwood Engrav- ing, R. R. 1, Bowmanville and Ron would like to have a second spon- sor. Anyone wishing te sponsor or pre-register please col Ron at to represent. My wife and 1 live close to Mosport. For almost a year we have been looking forward to attending old Homne Week in myv home town, Gananogue, wich is to be held in the saine week as the Rock Concert. Wîth the impiiending Rock Concert we wouild flot dare leave our proper- ty on that weekençi for fear of what maY happen -to our home while we were away. 1 (s a sad commentary on our laws and lawmàkers that ordinary private citizens are trapped at home SO thart companies like Mosport Park and Truly Amazing Produc- tions can make their filthy money. For Mr. Harvey Hudes to furiher disclaim any responsibilites for damages that may occur as a result of this concert is also a sad reflec- tion of him as a person. Your truly, a mad, sad citizen P. Royal Lee 263-2209. A, Kiddie Tractor Pull will be aniother new, event at titis years fair. The G reat Pine Ridge Kinsmen have constructed a special sled for this pull. The pulling will be done, by children riding peddle tractors specially made fo r this event. Al children in certain classifications will be invited to apply their skill at' pulling the sed. Further informa- tion re time, place and prizes for this ev ent will be available by calling Don Armstrong at 983-9883. Also newt at the fair this year is a special area in the Agriculteural Building where tired or not so tired patrons will be able to relax and watch demonstrations on a wide ar- ray of subjects. Sonme other forms of entertair.ment may also be scheduled for this area. A special schedule of events for titis area will be printed uip and made available at the fair. Furtiter information regarding Durham Central Fair September 6(h - 9th, may be obtained from Ron Locke 987-4406. Barina Ho me Check -Vacatio n Home Checking -Let us make your home look liive-d in Barb Shetler-Ina Cox NEWTONVILLE (416) 786-2996 YES! Ger the facts. Let's TaIk. Cail the Ontario. Ministry of Health ÂIDS Hotline i -8OtI-668-MIDS St. Saviour's Anglic an Church MILL STREET, ORONO, ONTARIO Rev. Douglas W. Hall 987-4745 SUNDAY SERVICE 1and CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:30 a.m. ORONO GA TES 0F PRAISE BIBLE MINISTRY 5414 Main Street Orono, Ontario Inter-Faitli Full Gospel SERVICE 11:00 A.M. Rev. Lyle L. West Office 983-9341 Personal Ministry Rev. Margaret F. West, Res. 983-5962 Counselling ORONO PASTORAL CHARGE Minister: Rev. Fred Milnes 983-5502 Secretary: Marlene Risebrough Organist: Kirby Arlene Bolton Organist: Orono Stella Morton August ' te September 1 SUMMER SERVICE Newcastle United Church ý 0.0a.m. Rev. Don Stiles, Minfister 983-5009