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A pop ular entertcining group Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 21, 1991 - 5 > No petrol for local bus service The ar-ea Fiddle Club bas been the corn roast and a program of dancing being held in the Town providing a popular style of their music. Hall in Newcastle Village. This entertainment of late making Square dance music, jigs, and also holds true for other centres their appearance at the recent- what-have-you has corne back where sirnilar events are being Orono Park Barbecue and more into vogue with the success of held. recently at the Orono Co-op for monthly mnusic nights and Clarke iHigh iS(chool N'aews The 1991 school year officially begins on Tuesday, September 3rd at 9:00 a.m. That is only the official beginning. . . school begins before, Letters have gone to ail students welcorning them 'back, giving them the courses they will study for the upcoming year and inviting them to corne to the school the week of August 26, Monday to Thursday, from 9.00 arn. to 3:00 p.m. to make any changes that are needed. Teachers are in the school on a regular basis preparing for September. As always-there are changes in staff at Clarke High School. Nine teachers new to Clarke High School join the staff this year. They are a good combination of Clarke Library closed for repairs Users of the Clarke Branch of the Public Library should note that the Branch will be closed frorn September 3rd to September 23rd inclusive for repair work. During these three weeks, repair and refinishing will be done to the floors as well as repairs on a section of the ceiling.' Loan periods will be extended over the period of closing for Clarke Branch materials only. However, users are invited to return materials to either of the other two branches of the Public L'ibrary or the exterior book drap at Clarke. As always, library cards can be used at anyi branch of the Newcastle Public Library system. Ini September, the Bowrnanville Brahich will bc open from 10:00 a.nli. to 9:00 p.m., Tuesday to Friday and 9:00 a.rn. to 5:00 p.rn. Saturday. The Newcastle Village Branch will bc open frorn11:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Tuesday to Friday and 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.mi. Saturday. The Library regrets the inconvenience for Clarke Branch users but the work cannot be cornpleted while the Branch~ emains open. WANT ADS WORK teachers new to the profession and experienced teachers transferring from other schools from Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education and other boards of education. To keep up on events at Clarke High School we hope you will read this column on a regular basis. On April 2, 1991, The Honiourable Ruth Grier, Miniister of the Environ- ment, made a policy announcement concerning the disposal of waste produced in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) which affects you. Your garbage is currentlv disposed of in the Broc(-k West itewere capaitis ,,rapidly ïLiruin utlhaïs why thin iterim iWaste AtoiyLtd. (IWAý),formed by1)\ the provincial goxeroentli ludertaýking a planlning proceuss to octanelndilsite w ithiiin Durham Region. The IWA needs y our suggestions about how to find an environmeiintally suitable laindfill site to serve Ur commun(ýIIIiitity, and the rsdnsof proessandto (get your sgetos The raf Aproah ad Citeia ocuentfuilly outlnes o01te IA pooe oconducwt the searcb fo1. rr a nwLanLdfill site. 1This document is sîibject to a 60 day public review period. Funding for'-an NDP proposed bus service to li n k Peterborough, Port Perry and-other areas"With the GO service in Whitby and General Motors is just not available. Due to an estimated cost of $2 million a year the Ministry of Transportation bas informed local governments that the service will not be fordhcoming. It bad been estimnated that the service using four buses would have cost $500,000 however after a number of montbs of study the service was found to cost close to a $2 million mark. The decision to scrap the implementation of the service has brought cheers from those who have been pushing for the return of rail service from Peterborough into Toronto. This service came to an end when the federal government closed out the VIA rail service in 1990. Members of the Toronto- Peterborough-Havelock Line Passengers' Association have said no one wanted a bus service and it would not be used. The bus îndustry proposals for a daîly ridership of 225 retumn trips would result in an average subsidy of $13.52 per ride. The minister has said in today's economic condition that was just too much. The rinistry. admits that, the original estirnate was a way off base. The bus service would have been available to residents of Orono and Newcastle. It is understood that the Ministry of Transportation is to complete a review of transportation in southern Ontario by the end of this year. There is no guarantee that it will recomxnend a train service as was formerly in place witb the VIA Peterborough-Toronto service. Port H'Mope man at Whal er's helm Jim Roberts, a former Port Hope native, returns to bis home- town to enjoy somne of the great fishing provided off-shore ini Lake Ontario, Roberts bas taken over the coaching duties of the NHL Whalers and hopes to move the Whalers up the ladder of success in the league as he bas done for the Springfield Indians of the AHL. Roberts in the "60s and '70s played for the Montreal Canadiens. To receive your copy of the document, or for more information about public open houses, return the coupon below or caîl: 1-800-661-9294. Open House hours: 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. Ajax: Ajax Recreation Complex, 75 Centennia[ Rd.- August 26. Bowmonville: Bowmaimnville Recreation Complex 2440 Hwy. 2. - September 12, Cannington: Cannington Community Centre Peace St,. August 28. Oshawa: Northview Community Centre 150 Beatrice St. E.- September 10. Pickering: Kahn Auction Barn, Brock Rd. (5 km. north of 401 Hwy.)- August 29. Port Perry: Oddfellow Hall Simcae St. S. September 9. Uxbridge: Uxbridge Community Recreation Centre, 291 Brock St. W.- August 27, Whitby: Centen niai Community Centre 416 Centre St. S.- September 11, -------------------------------- U Put my name an yaur mailing list. Complete and mail coupon to: ï 1 i would like a speaker for my group or association. Ms, Karla LivesyI I- 1 would like ta register for an upcoming workshop. Durham Site SearchI El1 oud ik t oreson wthyo n ngis Fenh Public- Information Officei I ~ wold lke a coresond ithyou Enlish Frech 7 Sheppard Ave, East IPourreseignments en fronçais, composer 1-800-66-9294 Box, 1850, Station A I Willowdale, Ontario M2N 6MV5I Nameý Phone: 1-800-661-9294 Fax: (416) 229-4692 Address:___________________ Postal. Interirn Waste Authority Liiited * Code: Teephone: Off- cp \!.oife de seleciondel ieuX d lni illiaî de- decheis Litee ELPus FINDA