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2 -Orn. W*ty Im.s, Wenesdy1, eptehbM 6,...........___ Orno Wee.f tgm Publcations Mail Registration No. 0368 Pulsîg47 Issues Atilually ai the Office cf Publicationi f10 Main Street, Oronô, Ontarto LO B 1 MO Telephone 416-983-5301 Roy C. Forrester, Owner-Editor Subscription $1 6.00 per anrium I4*cfe 6T> To hold or flot hold a hearing Detox Environmental Ld., Bennett Road, Newcastle, proposai for a Provisional Certificate to operate a Waste Processlng/rransfer facility has aroused considerable comment and objection from citizens and landowners in the intended area of the facility. This is nothing new for every Urne a work or process that handies hazardous wastes cornes forth it is soon followed by a mirad of protest. It is flot that people shouldn't be concerned but there is another side to a Proposai such as being presented by Detox. We are in an industrial complex in which toxic and harzardous wastes are created and will continue to be created. In the past this waste has found it way to the dump areas, open Iands, ou r waterways to the extent that the Great Lakes are polluted and much land contaminated. There has been littie improvement in this process and horror stories do exist. It would appear that a facility such as Detox is proposing should be given serious consideration. It is a matter of re-use and recycle and it should be undertaken at a central location where environmentaî concerns are flot only specified but controlled. We often read over the past couple of years that environmentaî protection and evironmental works are- the growth areas for employment in the future as well as the oniy solution for a healthier future and environment. Environmentalists have to take a lead on the positive side rather than the "No" syndrome. New prooesses for reclaiming and re-using Must gain support. Taking our own case at the Orono -Fîmes. Thirty-five years ago we used but one chemnical if you cali gasoline as a cleaning agent a chemnical. Today it is a very different story where there are some twelve chemicaîs used in the process. As it is a limited amount of chemicals it is difficult to safely dispose of many that are in a liquid form. At this poi nt in Urne we have to depend on the Ministry of the Environment and Most imporantly there must be some faith in the Ministry. Yes, again, we hear horror stories but there is no better place to turn. The cali is for an Environmentaî Assessment Hearing but many of the complaints that have been registered, land values, traffic congestion will not be handled by such a hearing. The hearing will only have concern of the natural envirofiment. The objections are really, in a sense, questioning the ability of the Ministry of the Environment, to act in the interest of the natural envirofiment. Let us have some faith and see if we cannot improve the polluting priocess that has been going on for years. Happenins... FalFetival Day in Newcastle Village The Newcastle Village and District Chamber of Commerce is holding ils Faîl Festival this Saturday, September 19th with a pancake breakfast 8 to 10 a.m, a Flea Market, 9 to 4; Bicycle, Decoration centest at 1 p.m. and a closing event of the annual Festival Dance at 9 p.m. Big Brothers Sports Swap The Newcastle Big Brothers Association are holding their annual Sports Swap this Saturday at Cowan's Motors in Bowmanvilie from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Donations may be left at Cowan's Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. or Saturday morning from 9 bo 10 a.m. &5% of proceeds go te vendor wiîh the other 25%ýc to the Big brothers Association. Wants some equipment for the kids plan to attend. Biggest Ever Second-Hand Book Sale Is being held this week-end September 19-20 froIl a.m., until 4 p.M. both days. Thousand of new books including children, mystery and western books. t ail takes place at the Clarke Museujm and Kendal News. a I arn sorry that 1 dont have much te, write about Kendal this week but with the Fair on in Orono I played hookie fromn church. One ting I am pleased to report is that a young lady fromn Kendal, Jeninifer Childs, sponsored by PVR, Kendal, was second runner up in the Miss' Durham Fair Contest. Miss Childs showed great poise and gave an excellent speech, congratulations Jennifer. Dont forget mothers and fathers, Sunday Schooi will be starting on Sunday, September 2001, bring your cbildren out. Following the Service a Corn Roast will be hcld. Also on Letter Dear Mr. Forrester As. more an communities are threý landifills, people s( becoming more aw serious nature of oi crisis. No one wants their backyard. A DU~ belong in anyone's bac "Basic Rule" should PRODUCI CANI EASILY I RECYCLED, or COi THIEN WE SHOUL USINO IT IN TH- PLACE! The power for c. within each indivi government nor indusi to people to demand g( and industries toa enforce the "Basic Rult Understanding thes( leads us te the exc incineration as Winners for Town Hall Pig -race This veaV.in ho Fair's l4Oth Anniversary, the Orono Town Hall Board decided bo try a new twist. Various Orono, Newcastle and a few Oshawa busimesses were asked to sponsor a pig, proceeds to the Town Hall, to be used for thc Promotion of future events at Our Grand Old Hall. Fortunately, we found 18 sponsors ready and willing, thecir names to follow in aiphabetical order: Armstrong's IGA; Crystal Pages; Durham Farmer's County Co-op; Hamilton's Insurance; Krystyna Joncs Re/Max Apple; Newcastle DB LA; Matthiews & Associates; Orono Fuel & Lumber; Orono DBIA; Orono Town Hall Board; Sonbon Homes; Stutts Pharmacy; Terrance V. Kelly Q.C.; Town of Newcastle Planning; Town of Newcastle Community Services; Town of Newcastle Administration; Wakefield Inisurance; W.K. Lycett Q.C. We would like to sîncerely thank ail of our sponsors, and to give a round of applause te Matthiews and Associates the Grand Winner, and the Oreno DBIA who came in second. Sunday, September 20th at 7:30 in the eveing an Induction Service will be held at Newtonville United Church. Shiloh, Newtonville and Kendal United Churches will be officially welcoming Rev. David Black bo, our Pastorate. At the Hymn Sing, at the Fair, among the musical numbers sung by the choirs and soloists from the participating cherches, our own duo of Chad Switzer and bis sister April Moore sang a beautiful song, the words of which were wribten by a former Minister Rev. Aubrey Tizzard, this was sung to the tune of Eidelwiess. Helen Wood accompanied them. The music this to Edîtor management option. Beyond the id more initial costs of an incinerater -atened Iwih itself, there are hidden costs such ;eemi te be as: 0o1peration, maintenance and are of the repairs; governiment inspections, ýur garbage tes ting and analyzing; lîability a DUMP in costs; "trashi quota" obligations; [MP doesn't transportation and maintenance of ckyard! Thie roads and/or rail; disposai of fly 1 be - IF A ash to a'hazardous waste site; N4OT BE disposai of bottom ash te a RE-USED, landfill. VPOSTED, There are other costs - LDN'T BE including cosbs to the [E FIRST environment. Incineration aise hangelies impedes our obligation to protect hangelies the environment. idual, not If senious effort was put into ýtrj. It is up REDUCINO, RE-USING, ;ovemnments RECYCLING and adopt and COMPOSTING, there weuld be e". littie left te burn or bury, cxcept,, c principles of course, that which should not clusion of bcebumed at aîl! a waste Burning and burying are things of thc past - Lct's respect the envirenment and protect our cbildren's future by moving ferward with more innovative technology. It's up te ail of us! 1Yours truiy, Pert Granby-Newcastle Environment Committc our of th John Veltihuis, Chairman year was truly beautiful and it was nice to see Frank Stapleton back as Mc. Well the Fair is an event in~ past now, so ladies start getfîg your items made for next year. It's a good feeling to see your work displayed even if you dont win a prize, the more things to look at as you stroil along, the better. P. Lowery St. Saviour 's Anglican Church MILL STREET ORONO, ONTARIO Rev. D ouglas Hall S987-4745 SUNDAY SERVICE and SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 a.m. OROMO PASTORAL CHARGE Supervising \ Minister Rev. Don Stiles Marlene Risebrough, Guest Speaker for September Rev. E.C. Woodland CHURCH SERVICES SEPTEMBER 20TH Kirby - 9:30 a.m. Orono - Horticultural Sunday 11:00 a.m. SEPTEMBER 27TH Orono - 9:30 a.m. Kirby Anniversary - 11:00 a.m. MEETINGS Kirby Board Thursday, September l7th 7:30 Kirby Officiai Board Thursday, September 24th 8:00 a.m. Orono United Church Orono Board Thursday, September 24th 7:00 p.m. ORONO, ONTARIO 983-5009 1 IIL