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OrnWeekly Times, Wedn ScieAgi 11~ Farm prices, drop The Ontario Federation of Agriculture has declared a "state of emergency" due the large drop in price of corn, soya beans and wheat. The price of corn per tonne bas dropped by $37; soya beans $85 and for wheat $79. Corn had been selling ai $90 a tonne; soya beans $210 and wheat $75. The Orono Junior Gardeners were extraordinary showing great held a most successful a garden creativity. show last week held ini the United Pictured above are three winners Cburcb basement. in the vegetable garden basket Some of the designed entries class. The Great Pine Ridge Kinette Focus The new year is upon us and the Great Pine Ridge Kinettes have been busy planning the coming season. We will be holding our General Meetings ai St. Francis of Assisi Hall, Newcastle beginning Wednesday, September 18, with fellowship ai 6:30 p.m., Dinnier ai 7.00 p.mi. and Business ai 8:00 pm. (We wýill meet every 4th Wednesday afier this date). Along with our regular General Meetings we hold Executive Meetings the 2nd Wednesday following the General and have Conventions throughout the year 10 share our joys and our sorrows. In March 1992, the Great Pine Ridge will be hosting the Spring Conference - hosting the Clubs of Bowmanville, Ajax, Whitby, Port Perry and Oshawa. Our goal is 'to Serve Our Communities Greatest Needs.' To do this we call on our community in many different ways. Your help and ideas are always welcome. If you would like to join us for an evening please call. Our fundraising begins with a "Baby Show" on Saturday, September 7, 1991 fromn 9:00) 10 11:30 a.m. ai the Durham Central Fair, Orono. Ail entries must be received by Friday, September 6 ai 5:00 p.m. Limited to firsi 50 estries. Class Bi1 - 3 months to under 6, months; Class B2- 6 months to under 12 months; Class B3 - 12 months to under 18 months; Class B4 - 18 months to under 24 months; Class B5 - twins & triplets up to 24 montbs. Send Baby's Name, Birthdate, age on day of judging, sex and parents' name, address and telephone numnber 10 Janet Oegemna, 107Arthur St., Unit 15, Newcastle, Ontario L1B 1K6 or cal 987-5341. A,11 contestants will receive a gift. Many people of our commumity are talking about the lack of entertaînment for our children. Over the past 4 years we have been privileged 10 entertain the grade 6, 7 and 8 students in the area by hosting Youth Dances througbout the sehool season. This year our goal is 10 host one dance per month, alternating between Newcastle and Orono Town Halls. These dances are anywhere from 100 to 200 students attending. If there are any community rmembers interested -in chaperoning, we would love to hecar from you. Our first dance will be held on Friday, Septemrber -13, 1991I - 7:00 t 'o 10:00 p.m.ý in the Newcastle Town Hall, Newcastle Village. Music will bc supplied by Randy Cowan and the admission cost will be $4.00 per student. Refreshments will bc available at a minimal charge. All monies raised will bc retumned to the community through donations to the sehools, Seniors Homes, Community Care, Alzheimer Society, Christmas Baskets, Denise House, Bowmanville Hospital, Sick Kids and Cystic Fibrosis just to name a few. On Saturday, October 5, 1991 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. we will be hosting a Skate-a-thon, at the Newcastle Arena, Newcastle Village. Kinette Cindy Grant is the chairperson for Iis event and she can be reached at 987-3824 if you would like some information. These are just a few of the events we have planned so far and we hope to keep you posted with regular such articles. If you have any questions please feel free to cali the Club President, Janet Oegema, at 987-5341. We look forward to bearing from you i the near future. Trent University '~ at Durham College Fal-Winter: September to April By study in Oshawa alone, you may obtain a Trent degree in: Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Economics, English, History, Politics, Psychology or Sociology. For a broci),ce, counsellingor infor- mation on admiss;cion please cal (416) 723-9747.,1 Miranda Estabroolc, Kevin Matin and Mathew Eastabrook. Also winners but not present for the picture were Anidrea Etmnanski and Christopher Sissns. Stevenson states Veldhuis- action not necessary Study coming The following statemenit was made Augusi l4th by Ross Stevenson, M.P. for Durham, regarding the hunger strike by Mr. John Veldhuis ai the Port Granby, Ontario, low-level radioactive waste site. Wbile I cani readily understand and sympathize with Mr. Veldhuis . concern about this matter, I'm surprised he felt compelled to take such action when it so obviously is not necessary. I said in my letter to him on July i6th that the federal Cabinet has approved Phase- IV of the Siting Process and that I expected the announicement to be made soon. It will be. In fact, the Minister of Energy bas bold me all that's holding tbis up -is confirmation fromt the person they, wish to be chairman of the Task Force, and who bas been away. Presurnably that should be settled and the announcement made within the next week or SO. One has to be puzzled by the motive for this bunger strike. Mr. Veldhuis knows how to contact me, and does so quite regularly. Yet,, alîhougb I understand bie began ihis protest on Sunday, the first we heard about it was when the news media called my office on Monday aftemnoon. As Ive said to Mr. Veldhuis, while ibis radioactive waste bas been a long- standing concerni to resîdents in the Port Granby area and elsewhere, it was only wben the present govemment was elected ini 1984 that Ottawa for the firsi lime ever accepte d any governmental responsibiliiy for the problem. We have every intention of seeing the SiLing Process through 10 uts conclusion. But everyone concerned bas known from the outset that it would be a lengthy, complicated and very expensive undertaking. Greg's Carpet & Vinyl Installation & Service -OROINO - Complete Installations e Residential & Commercial Repairs & Restretch e Free Estimates Greg 416-983-9208 out of town cat! collect WE TAKE TRADE INS! athleUc cIothingfootwear, icensed producis, basebail, basketbalL boccer, skales & hockey equipme>zt. -equTpmenl repairs & skate SharPe>ing - 0OFN:;EVENINGS SPORTS SHOP 121 KING ST. 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