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Caning at Judi's Joie Judi Chad of Judi's Joie, an antique antique and collectible outlet in the Old Mill in the north of the downtown area is found Jrusy recaning a chair in her new shop in the village. Besides providing antique furniture furniture and collectibles Judi provides a furniture restoration service along with hand stripping, refinishing, caning and wicker repairs. She points to a collection of furniture furniture representing all periods and styles. Judi and her husband Reg. are not new to the Antique business having having operated an antique shop in Whitby for seven years prior to moving to Orono some two years ago. Judi's Joie is open Friday through Sunday or by appointment. Judy has already taken an active part in the affairs of the Orono downtown ventures. From Around the Region Study procedure to cleaning out Port Hope harbour Scientists from the Atomic Energy Control Board continue their research into the safest manner manner in which to remove 90,000 cubic metres of sediment at an estimated cost of $400,000 from Port Hope harbour. The sediment is radioactive. radioactive. However no sediment removal will be undertaken until such time as a permanent site is selected for low-level radioactive waste. Had $60,000 surplus but surplus depleting Port Hope hospital operated last year with a $60,000 surplus but the surplus is depleting year to year. It was stated following the annual meeting that help is going to have to come from the community for capital equipment spending as provincial provincial grants are not keeping up with inflation. Bus drivers reduced to baby sitters? A Welcome bus driver has stated that school bus drivers are being reduced to baby sitters and states there has been a lack of resolve by the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. She makes claim of special privileges and that children are bused even though they are in easy walking distance. Young wants some of the responsibility responsibility placed back on the parents and calls that parents of young students should be at the bus to meet their children. Bell strikers plan to harass managers It is reported that striking Canada Bell workers in Oshawa are about to take a more aggressive approach approach and will harrass managers more than in the past. 19,000 workers are out on strike with some 5,000 managers attempting attempting to keep the lines open across the country. Faces weapons cahrges A Bowman ville man, distraught, fired a shotgun from within a trailer at Thistle Valley_ Trailer Park with pellets going through the wall of the trailer; and just missing people in a nearby tent. Charges with the possession of a dangerous'weapon and careless use of same is 47 year old Joseph Douglas Glide. Victoria College building to become senior's complex . Approval has been 'granted by Cobourg in a development agree- ■ ment with Richard Wachter to convert convert "the former Victoria College in the town to a senior citizen's complex, complex, The complex is to have a total of' 85 senior citizen apartment units. Samples to test Port Hope air In response to an atomic energy Control Board request for- new data on uranium emission levels from the Eldorado Nuclear Resources plant. Health and Welfare Canada representatives are to install testing stations around the town to mèasure the concentration of uranium in the air. Seven such station's arc to be placed around the town. Trust picks member as interim executive The Port Hope hospital trust has chosen one.of its own members to run the hospital while the search continues Tor a full-tin-- director. The hospital has beer without an executive-director sinfC Michael Griffiths resigned on Jt lnc 4th. Np explanation has been made for the resignation. Bus strike aids VIA rail It was reported last week that the Voyageur-Colonial Bus strike."has been a boom for VIA rail who have had to call in extra staff and all available equipment. This is especially so on the Toronto- Montreal run. Over half-way mark for Hostel Services project Close to $200,000 has been raised for a $2.1 million housing project for Hostel Services of Durham Region. The Durham group expects to raise $300,000 as their obligation to the project. The new facility will provide accommodation accommodation for 36 short-term beds, along with 16 permanent apartment units for single males who are in desparate need and two two-bedroom apartments. Bobby Jo's, Oshawa, stripped of dancers A provincial court decision in that Bobby Jo's had violated an Oshawa by-law allowing dancers on stage has Oshawa councillors elated. The by-law allows strippers at three locations in the City and Bobby Bobby Jo's is not one of them. Undaunted, will rebuild centre Residents of the Father Lawlor co-op, Oshawa, last week celebrated their ninth anniversary in their community centre which shortly after everyone had left was set afire by an arsonist leaving the centre no more than a charred shell. Today the group intend to celebrate their tenth anniversary in a new community centre. Estimated ' damage to the centre has been set at $150,000. Want to be involved in community schools Two representatives of two parent school groups have approached approached the Durham Board of Education to consider the development development of two community schools in Whitby. The group would have parents, the School Board and the Town cooperate cooperate so that schools would contain contain one swimming pool for each ward in the schools as well as baseball, soccer fields, multipurpose multipurpose rooms and possible upgrading of libraries for community community use. The groups were old that such facilities for community schools would have to be the financial responsibility of the town. Give Big Sisters the nod for student housing Big Sisters heading up a group of local agencies gained support from Regional council last week to open up a hostel for young students, 16 to 21 years of age. The plan must now have, approval approval from the province. The cost to the Region is set at $28.00 a day. Diane Hamre, social services chairman, said the plan is aimed at students who are homeless for one reason or another and would-have to live on the street and as well drop out of school. She said the plan would provide board and rqom along with counselling and allow them to remain in school and graduate with the benefit of gaining a better job. Crime Stoppers continue to seek help Crime Stoppers and. Durham Regional' Police are asking for the public's help in solving numerous acts of damage which occurred in Uxbridge. Sometime during the late evening of Maÿ 18th and the early morning of May 19th this year someone broke windows in seven cars which were parked on the street or in driveways. Windshields, rear windows and side windows were broken. It is suspected that a pellet gun was used. used. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000 for information leading to the arrest of the people responsible for this damage. Up to $1,000 cash will be paid for information leading Orono Weekly 'limes, Wednesday, July 6, 1988-7 to an arrest in any serious crime. Have you any idea who broke these windows? Do. you know anything about any other Criminal Offences? If you do, call Crime Stoppers. You will be given a code number and never asked for your name. The New Crime Stoppers number is: 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS. If it's long distance, call collect or through your local Durham Regional Police Force number. In Uxbridge it's 852-3366, and ask for Grime Stoppers. n you get AIDS from a toilet seat? NO! Get the facts. Let's Talk. Calf the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline 1-800-668-AIDS CARPENTER FOR HIRE ... 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