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2-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 22nd, 1979 Orono Weekly Times WHAT OTHERS SAY from the Oshawa Times JURY RECOMMENDATIONS SHOULD BE 4 CONCERN. Ontario Health Minister Dennis Timbrell says his visit to Bowmanville Memorial Hospital this week "has nothing to do" with recommendations from coroners' juries over the last few years which have urged changes in medical procedures which have contributed to deaths. But why didn't his visit concern those recommendations? Isn't it reasonable that a hospital that has been the subject of 11 coroners' inquests since 1974 and which has been blasted by different juries for various medical reasons, should be examined by the health minister? Timbrell says the hospital is "very effectively run" and said the hospital has "bêen a leader in the field" of engaging outside consultants" to tell them how to save money". The health minister talked more about budget matters adding "I felt it was appropriate to meet the people responsible for operating the hospital so when the time comes for increasing the budget, I will have a mental image of what I am talking about". The coroners' juries' recommendations though had nothing to do with budgetary matters but simply with medical procedures which affect patients. Surely that should have been the number one concern of the health minister. To ignore the recent recommendations and worry simply about the administrative facet does a disservice to the public. OUR FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM?? It has become most apparent that if, in North America, we do have a free enterprise system, it cannot survive without government manipulation and or support. Governments Governments over the past decades have been drawn into the business structure of the country and due to our system cannot nor will not leave the area to what one may call a free enterprise system. ■ Neither the United States, and to a lesser degree, Canada, can afford to allow the Chrysler Corporation to drop out of the automotive industry. The lay-off of some 300,000 people in the U.S. is a figure the country cannot afford. Such a layoff in the auto industry could also have a wide effect in other sectors of the country's economy. Tile U.S, has made it known that they will support financially Chrysler to keep it in business. What else can they really do. Governments, both federally, provincially and state, are directly involved in dangling million dollar carrots for the profitable auto manufacturers such as GM and Ford and thus governments are part of the so-called free enterprise system. They have and will continue to manipulate the economic system in North America. It has become a necessity in an endeavour to keep a nation and its people on an even keel. Recent Wedding fjappemngs... l ORONO MERCHANTS GO INTO PLAY-OFFS Orono Merchants start play-offs on Sunday, August 26th against the Bowmanville Brewers at Bowmanville Memorial Park at 8 p.m. Tests being taken arena ice pad Two tests are being conducted conducted this week on pipes in the ice pad at the Newcastle Village arena. The first test was conducted on Tuesday with an independent pressure test to be undertaken on Thursday. A meeting will be held on Friday to receive the report of the tests and to determine future action if such is required. During recent repair work at the new Newcastle Village arena it was found that the brine tank was empty and upon investigation it ; was found that a number of teaks did exist in the former ice paid which had been utilized from the former arena. These leaks have been repaired and are now under pressure tests to determine if 'the paid can continue to be used without causing problems. problems. The results of the test will be known on'Friday. In- speaking with Counc. , Keith Barr,he said th;jt if the 'pipes do not hold up to the , tests it would be necessary to rip eut the entire ice pad and replace it. He estimated the cost at around $70,000.00. , On Friday evening the Fund Raising Committee for the Newcastle arena met and allocated further funds to the Town from the public subscriptions. subscriptions. Mr. El. Jenkins 3aid the committee has raised through various events, donations donations and a letter of intent a total sum of $162,000. $120,000 of this amount has been turned over to the Town and the further $42,000 is to be sent to the Town shortly. Mr. Jenkins said the New- castle Fund Raising Committee Committee has' $25,000 yet to raise to meet their commitment. A barbecue aqjl dance is scheduled scheduled for later this year. The event had to be postponed due to work' at the arena from a , late date in August. (Continued from page 1) Improve Wilmot where work is required to- maintain or improve fish habitat in headwater and tributary streams. Using this information, a forester with the Division of Forests is using aerial photographic interpretation to determine which areas of the watersheds watersheds would be most appropriate appropriate for reforestation. . Interested landowners will be encouraged to join the Woodlands Improvement Act agreement program, whereby whereby the Ministry provides assistance to landowners wishing to reforest portions of their property. It is hoped that the required evaluations WORK.W ANTED D. & R. Custom Fencing and custom chain-sawing 983-5005 or 983-9627 Orono, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Top- lak, Mississauga, following their marriage, August 4th, 1979. The bride, the former Margaret Ann Woodyard, is the daughter of Edward R. Woodyard and the late Elsie W. Woodyard, Orono. The groom Frank Toplak is the son of John and Teresa Toplak of Dobrovnik, Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia. I UPANDDOWN THE BOOKSTACKS ADULT Jay's Journal by Beatrice Sparks (the true story of a 16 year old involved with the world of witchcraft) The North Runner by R.D. Lawrence (the author's love of animals is revealed with his half wolf, half Alaskan dog) Gordon Lightfoot by Alfrieda ' Gabio (biography of the popular Canadian singer) Successful Children's Parties by Reeta Wolfsohn Mr. September by John Trengove (a novel of South Africa) The Doomdsay Scroll by Barbara Rogers (a thriller, set in Israel) The Idol by David Benjamin (novel of a woman who .becomes a world famous movie star) Dinah Faire by Virginia Coffman (historical novel set in the 1900's) JUNIOR Visitors from Outer Space? by Walter Oleksy (is there life on other planets? ) Trees by Francesca Green- oak Safe Skateboarding by Christopher Christopher Pick EASY REAblNG AND PICTURE BOOKS Freight Train by Donald Crews Numbers by John Reiss Great Day for Up by Dr. Seuss, Arabella, the Pink and Gold Spotted Elephant by Phil- lippe F'ix, . by Madeleine Hadley. There is a Puppet Show on Monday, August 27th at 2:30 p.m. at the Orono Town Hall. Admission is free. Come ahd enjoy it. > St. Saviours ANGLICAN CHURCH Orono, Ontario Regular Sunday Worship Service -10:00 a.m. Rev. Allan Haldenby B.A. L.Th. Salem Christian Fellowship Durham Non-Denominational Full Gospel '• SUNDAY 11: a.m. 6:00p.m. •WED.: BIBLE STUDY 7:30 P.M. Formerly Salem School Will be completed this summer summer and that some of the properties can be planted next spring. Emphasis will be placed on those properties in greatest need of rehabilitative rehabilitative work. "The program has excellent potential benefits for both Fish and Wildlife and Forestry Forestry programs. In addition to improving fish habitat and, maintaining a sport fishery, there will be additional benefits benefits through integrated natural natural resource management. Some of these benefits may include protection of ground water supplies, protection against floods and erosion, recreational and aesthetics, provision of good conditions for wildlife, and eventually, production of wood and wood products. Landowners on the Wilmot. and Shelter Valley Greeks, as well as those in other parts of the Lindsay District, are invited to contact the Lindsay District office of the Ministry of Natural Resources for more information about the Woodlands Improvement Act Program. UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Miftister Rev. B.E. Long B.Th. Organist and Choir Director David Gray NEWCASTLE, KIRBY AND ORONO UNITED CHURCHES August 26th, September 2nd 10:30 a.m. Newcastle United Church