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lê..Oroo WeklyTlme5 Wdniday oebr1,1 The Mefflorial Hospital Foundation is promotîng a novel idea in the "We'reBetter Together" fund raising campaign. Not only is the idea rather novel but it could arouse interest in that there are 36 5 prizes of which one will be draw eaoh day of the year. TMe schemne is also timely as Christmas is fast approaching and it is suggested that the Lottery Calendars, now on sale, would make a ideal gift. The daily lottery carrnes a total prize award through the 365 Mrs. Mabel Goode, Orono and Mrs. Erla Jose, Newcastle, members of the Newcastle and District Historical Society,, discuss an item of interest at a recent Open House of the Society's display mn the Newcastle Community Hall. The Society's display opened almost a year ago in the old library room in tlhe front section of the Community Hall. The display is open to the public weekly on Tuesday mornings. The Society itself has a history dating back some thirteen years. Mrs. Jose said the society does not compete with museums and has its centre of interest in old documents, photos, scrap books and archivai materials along with some artifacts of the district. MPP upset Orono "freezing in the dark" In a letter to the editor of the Courtîce News MPP Gord Milîs has the following to say: Dear editor: I wonder at your attempt 10 be humorous in your column of October 19 under the headline< "Let'em freeze in the dark". If it was supposed to bc funny, you tripped over your nose. As one that enjoys the tranquility in Orono, and being neîghbours alongside folks who have provided so mueh for the good of our community through community efforts, your attempt at humour at out collective expense wasn't as funny as perhaps you thought it was. What we lack in numbers in Orono we make up with by resolution and determination, which is lacking in some places wherethe natives outnumber the sheep and cows. Start by looking at the community efforts in making Orono Arena the fine faiity it is. Take a look at the local Fair ]Board, our band. Not bad for a place where the sheep and cows outnumber the natives as you put it. Sincerely Gord Mills, MPP Durham East Substance Abuse Prevention Workshop The Orono and Kirby United Churches are hosting a Substance Abuse Prevention Workshop at the Orono United Church this Saturday, November l9th. The workshop will run from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. The workshop is for aduis leaders of groups of young persons, 8 to 16 year s of age. The workshop will provide participants with first class, accurate information regarding substance abuse, strategies to help leaders of young persns to be aware of who may be getting into trouble and where they, can be referred for help. There is a registration fee of $5.00 which will cover the cost of a light lunch., days of $ 15,000. Individual prizes will range from $30 to $800. At the same time the venture benefits the Memorial Hospital Foundation's Equipment fund. Only 3000 calenders have been printed and are on sale for $20.00 a piece. 'Me calendars are available at the hospital Foundation Office, the Gift Shop, the CIBC in Orono, Newcastle and Bowmanville, Hoekins Real Estate, Van Dyke RealEstate, Edvan Realty, Bowmanville, the Bank of Montreal, Royal Bank, National Trust and the Royal Bank and National Trust in Wilmot Creek. The above aeeess points make Memorial Lottery calendars interesting Christmas gift PUBLIC NOTICE Westside Creek Marsh Public Discussion Sessions At the request of the Municipality of Clarington and St. Marys Cernent Corporation, Commissioner David Crombie of the Waterfront Regeneration Trust has scheduled three public discussion sessions in Bowmanville. Information will be provided concerning St. Marys Cernent Corporation's mining plans in the vicinity of the Westside Creek Marsh. The purposes of the discussion sessions are: (i) To increase understanding of: * the nature, extent and timing of St. Marys Cernent Corporation's plans; and * the potential environmental, economic and community off ects of the plans. (ii) To explore any practical alternatives that provide for: "continued economic viability and development of St. Marys Cernent: " protection of the natural environrnent; and -consideration of the local community. (iii) To provide opportunities for cornrunity dialogue. At the- opening session. St. Marys Cernent will explain its plans and provide other relevant information. Mr. Crombie invites any group or member of the public wishing to contribute views, or to provide or obtain information concerning these matters to participate in the sessions, If interested inmaking a presentation, please caîl Cynthia Strike at the Clarington Municipal Offices, (905) 623-3379. Written submissions are welcome and should be delivered to the Municipal Offices, Planning Department, 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville, Ontario LiC 3A6, marked "Westside Creek Public Discussion Sessions," or presented at the sessions. The public discussion sessions will take place at the Council Chambers, Municipality of Clarington, 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville, Ontario: Tuesday, December 6 Wednesday, December 7 Monday, December 12 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. to 10:,00 p.m. Mr. Crombie will report on hîs findings and recomme ndations by February 1995. The Waterfront Regeneration Trust is an agency created by the Ontario Legisiature in June 1992. Its mandate includes consulting with the public and advising the Province on matters relating fa watedfront lands. Happenings.. Santa's Coming te Town That jolly old fellow from the North Pole, will be the guest of honour this Saturday, as the Annual Bowmanville Santa Claus parade gets underway bcginning at 10:30 a.m. No doubt those shining little faces wiII be waiting in anticipation for his arrivai! A No Charge Event Memorial Hospital is offering a No-Charge event for those attending the Bowmanville Santa Claus parade this- Saturday . The east parking lot at the hospital will be open to the general public for parking at No Charge. The $2.00 charge is being waived for the period of 8 a.m. tilt 8,p.m. Access to the parking lot is from Queen and Prince Streets. Corne out and, watch the parade and be sure to look for die Hospital Float. Horticultural Dinner and Meeting On Thursday, November 24th the 0O'rono Horticultural Society will be holding ils Annual Meeting along with a Pot- luck Dinner. It will be held at the Orono United Church beginning at 6:30 p.m. Donations for the mitten tree as well as non-perishable food items for the Salvation Army1 would be appreciated. Christmnas Craft and Gift Show The Newtonville Public Sehool will be host to a Christmas Craft and Gift Show, to bc held on Saturday, November-26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.mn. Anyone interested in booking space may cal Grace Filipe at 786-2884. Rebekah Bazaar The Heather Rcbekah Lodge will be holding its annual Bazaar on Saturday, December 3rd from 2 - 4 p.m. at the Oddfellow and Rebekah Centre, Church St., Orono. Don'î forget to mark this date on your calendar. Euchre Resuits The Orono Town Hall cuchre results for Wednesday, November 9th with 14 tables in play: High scores Shirley Gordon 78; Bob Simpson and Vi Hayward each with 77. Orvilla, Partridge, Jean Jilîson, George Mercer and Hilda Caswell each with 75. Low score Olive Little. Draw winners Wanda McNeil, Bemnice Partner, Roy Hayward, Sharon Casey, Marie Couroux, Helen Couroux, Bcrnicc Soper and Ray Staples. Eucbre is held every Wednesday evening beginning: at8 p.m. Lunch pýovided. it easy to obtain the Lottery Calendar and whcn the new year starts sit back and wish upon a Wl". Over 50 exhibitors offering savings & selection in computers, software, books, peripherals. Also computer clubs. Sun., Nov. 20 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Soccer City, Whitby From 401: north on Thickson Rd. ta lst traffic light Consumers Rd. Go west one block ta 100 Sunray St. Admission $5 for aduits Children 10 & under free For more Ino CaO 1-800-465-8288 /aMUNICIPALITY OF laringlon Date of Publication: Wednesday, November 16, 1994PO.51 lia P.O. 5410