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ýReceive Fifty Year pins Town holds firm as to sale of dogs and cats Pictured above (left to right) W. Master Gerry Garnett,; Junior Warden, Brian Schoenmaker; W. Bro. Dr. Mckenzie; Senior Warden AI. Mote; V.W. Bro. Norm Allîn, Bro. Malcolb McKenzie, Junior Deacon of Waterford Lodge and R. W. Bro. Herb Duvail. The picture was taken during the presentation of the Fifty Year Pins to V.W. Bro. Norm, Allun and W. Bro Fraser M'cK en z i e. Members of thie Orono Masonic Lodge assembled at the home of Dr. A. F. McKenzie last week for the presentation to the two members of the lodge who have logged fifty years cach with masonry. I the case of Norm Allin he was boni in Leskard moving to Orono i 1921 with his parents who operated a butcher shop in the Village. Aftcr receivig his education in Orono, Normn worked for Corbett's Bakcry in the Village and as wcll with Frank Hall's consruction. 1 I 1940 he commenced working for the J. Ahn'derson Smith company in Newcastle from where he retired li 1980. Hie spent three ycars with the armcd foorces during this period- Married to Ruth Logan in 1941 the couple have two daughters, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. -Nornu joined the Orono Lodge i Spetmübcr of 1940 and was raised in 1941. He became Master of the lodge in 1950 a fete-that was also (Continued page 4) The issue of the use of pound dogs and cats for medical research was again before council on Monday. Council was to deal with a recommendation from the General Purpose committee meeting which called for the continuation of the sale of pound animais for research purposes. As happcned on January 7th speakers, rcprescnting both sides of the issue, made presentations to council endeavouring to affect a change i the recommendation or to have council hold firma in its decision to, seil animais to registered agencies for medical research purposes. When the issue was deait with by council IL WUS àrain % uc Stapleton who stood aione opposing the sale of dogs by the Town of Newcastle. A recorded vote had al members of council supporting the present practice with the exception of Counc. Stapleton. In presenting his view Counce. Stapleton said he was well aware there were points for both sides of the issue but pointed out it did place pets in a position of possîbly being used for research. He did note soe55,000 animais are homelcss i the City of Toronto each year. I think we should refrain from selling pound animais for research", he said and stated that efforts to have animais adopted and fostered (Continued page 5) Local NDP choose convention delegates The Durham East New Democratic Party Provincial Riding Association kicked off the ncw year by electing its delegates for the Ontario Party's Biennial Convention. The lSth Bienniai Convention of the Ontario NDP will be held from March 2 to 4 at the Harbour Castle Westin in Toronto. This will bc the first NDP convention to be held during the terni of the first NDP govemment in Ontario. Delegates for Durham East include: Marg Wilbur, of Scugog; Lucy Rybka-Becker, of Newcastle; Jim Reid, of Oshawa; and Harold Becker, of Newcastle. Alternates are: Natalie Halay, of Oshawa; and Alex Andrews, of Scugog. The delegates were chosen at the Durham East NDP Provincial Riding Association meeting held rcccntly at the Columbus Hall. PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS Orono Weekly Times, W'ýedntesday, January 16, 1991 Hlealth data base wanted by Region Town would proceed with Phase 4 of Port Granby Waste study The Town of Newcastle through a letter dated December i 9Ui has informned Uic federal Siting Task Force that they are prepared to proceed to Phase Four of the Ha*penings p rogram to find a permanent solution to storage of Uic low-level nuctear waste stored at Port Granby. The letter followed an Atomic 0 0 0 ORONO TOWN HALL EUCHRE RESUITS The cuchre rcsults for Uic Orono Town Hall, Wcdncsday, January 9t, wMth 12 tables in play wcrc: High Scores: Jean Allen wiUi 93; Edgar Milîson with 83; Doreen Green wiUi 80, Harvey Partner with 79 and, Norma Moffat with 78. Low score Dora MacDonald. Draw winncrs werc Jean Allen; Dora MacDonald; Thelma Vagg; Edgar Milison; Reg Elliott and May Tabb. Euchre is held cvery Wedncesday evcning at 8:00 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. ORONO SR. CEES CAR]) PARTY RESULTS There were 8 tables of cards thc Orono Sr. Cees Party hcld on January 10th. Mtcr 8 games Uic winners wcrc Ivison Tamblyn with 74; Hilda Caswell with 67 and Carl Tamblyn with 64. Low - Gladys Grcenwood. Bingo prize - Wcs Wood. Ncxt card games Fcbruary 14. FORMER ORONO RESIDENT DISPLAYS ART Dianne Brachvogel, formerly of the Orono area is having a display of her art at Uic Whitby Public Library, 405 Dundas Street W., Whitby, 668-6531, during Uice month of February. Personal demonstration of wood-burning will be put on by Uic artist on February 9, 1991 froni 1:00 -4.30 pim. All wclcome. STRESS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR BOWMANVLLLE LIBRARY No matter how you look at it life is becoming more and more strcss-filled. Oue of Uic keys to living a happy and productive life is to icaru how to recognize, remove and reduce stress. Dr. Martin of thc Martin Chiropractic Clinic will demonstrate how this can be donc through various effective and proven mcthods of stress management. Join us on Thursday inuary 17 from 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Register in person or by calling 623- i322. Energy Control Board meeting which was heldin the Town of Newcastle in the administrative building in Bowmanvillc. At the time of the meeting Uic Town cailed for a number of conditions to be met by Uic Siting Task Force if Uic Town was to procccd to Phase Four. Among Uic conditions was Uic removal of Uic wastc out of thc Town. In spcaking with Mayor Hubbard she said Uic conditions outlined in Uic letter still calls for appointments to the Community Liaison Group to be made from a list to be compilcd by the Town. The Town aiso sccks greater control over the CLG and that financing be undertaken by the federal govcrnment working through the Town of Newcastle. The Town is aiso seeking to have their input into consultants being hired to undertake work for the Liaison Group. Mayor Hubbard said Uic Town hbas as yet to hear back from Uice Siting Task Force but does cxpect word somnetime in Uic near future. The Siting Task Force has been awaiting a decision from Uic federai cabinet as to funding for Phase Four estimatcd to be in the ncighbourhood of $22 million. It is undcrstood that thrcc municipalities arc stil considering being a host community for low- level waste and are preparing to procced into Phase Four of the proccss. The Region of Durham has supported a commnittce report which cails for a more detailed health data collection and investigation into certain birth defects, infant deaths and certain diseases by those living in and around the Darlington Nulcear plant. The comimittee was setup by the Region after both the Region and the Town of Newcastle considered that a form of study should be undertaken. When the province was approached to carry-out a study they cailed for a pre-baseline study be undertaken, before thcy would give consideration. Regional council last week approved ten recommendations which had been put together by tic Regional committee. The recommendations are dcsigned to improve -health reporting and data collection and to make citizens in the arca more aware of possible problems. The report calîs for a monthly radiation exposure index which may cxist around both the Darlington and Pickering Nucîcar (Continued page 5) Donation made to Alzheimers Kappa Kappa and Xl Eta Gamma Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi sorority donatcd $435.00 to Alzhcimers Research. Presenting Uic cheque to Judy Climenhage are Cathy Labrie and Shirley Prcscott. Winer of Uic Christmas Basket Raffle (proceeds to Alzheimcers) at thc Orono Craft Sale was Dawna Gibson'of Orono. Do ý,<l ýU