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Orono Weekly Times. Wednesday, February 27.-2002 - 3 Clean up continues Work crews continue to clean up after a fuel delivery truck lost control and overturned on Walsh Road last week Monday afternoon, dumping 2,400 litres of diesel on the banks of Stalker Creek. (Earlier reports that 1,400 litres of diesel escaped were incorrect.) While it is unknown how much of the 2,400 litres of fuel ended up in the creek, Phil Dunn of the Ministry of Natural Resources claims there is no evidence of fish killed resulting from the spill. Contaminated soil on the creek bank is being removed and replaced with crushed limestone. Esso Home Comfort has been charged under the Highway Traffic Act on an equipment regulation offense related to the truck's braking systèm. The truck was operated by Harrison Fuels in Bowmanville. Around Home , (continued from page 2) program also Includes a vocal selection by . Janice Fernihough, "Send in the Clowns." , Just so no one is sur* prised, admission is set at $8.00 Adults,': $6.00 Seniors/Children,•* Family $24.00. If you like to 'humm' along you'll like this program. program. Waste company (continued from page 1) processing of approximately 800 tonnes of solid, non-haz- ardous residential and industrial-commercial-institutional industrial-commercial-institutional (ICI) ^aste on a daily bases. Waste from collection trucks will be tipped and loaded onto trailers for haulage to an with the loading and unloaded of vehicles will take place inside the structure. Canadian Waste have also agreed to build a four foot berm along the south side of their property, to reduce the visual, impact from the 401., The municipality of Clarington currently receives a royalty of $2 for every tonne of industrial-commercial- institutional waste transferred by Canadiàn Waste at their site on Townline Road. They will continue to collect this royalty when Canadian Waste Services moves to. their own facility. - Acclaimed Chair (continued from page 1) Authority's major accomplishments accomplishments for 2001, which included the GRCA completing completing the first year as part of the Conservation Authorities Moraine Coalition, the addition addition of a picnic shelter and interpretive centre for the Ganaraska Millennium Project Conservation Area and a partnership formed in three groundwater study initiatives initiatives announcçd by the Ministry of the Environment in August. In his closing, Hall emphasized the importance of the work conducted by the conservation authorities - not only locally but across the province. Full Authority Board member Forrest Rowden was elected Vice Chair, for a second second one-year term. The election election was officiated by former Full Authority board member John Lindsay. Veltri's request (continued from page 1) improved and open year round to the public," he stated. stated. When Mayor Mutton asked Mr. Veltri if he was willing to pay the $150,000 it would cost the municipality to bring that road up to standard, Veltri said, "no." Mr. Veltri's delegation was followed by one made by a Mr. Peter Grady from Brampton, representing owners owners of another parcel of land along the unopened section of Thertell Rd. Mr. Grady told council that according to a number of his developer associates, if Mr. Veltri were to take this request to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) he would have a good chance of winning. "You came to council with the wrong message to me," stated Mayor Mutton, who suggested that Grady ask his dqveloper friends if they, knew what the Mayor of Clarington was like when threatened with the (OMB). Mutton then retorted, the Mayor of Clarington is known for not putting up taxpayers' money for someone to benefit from a development situation of this type. The request was denied and the two gentlemen were thanked for their presentations presentations to council. Happenings Sunday, March 3rd - Clarington Côncert Band, Broadway Classics, Orono Town Hall, 2:00 p.m. Admission $8.00, Sr./Child $6.00. , approved waste management ' Tuesday, March 5th - Kendal Bingo starts up again for the site. All operations associated seaborn, Orange Hall, Kendal, 7:00 p.m. "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me ..." Isaiah 61 : l NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. "Little White Church at THE TOP OF THE HILL" Holy Communion first Sunday of the month - all welcome. ~ Mill Street North to first right -up the hill ~ Can we help you? - worship - weddings - baptisms - funerals - Sunday School and nursery - refreshments after every service ~ a gentle church ~ you wilt see a great many smiles. Minister - Rev. David Chisling B.A., B.E(1., M.Div. Phone:(905) 987-4384 or (905) 987-4561 St. George's Anglican Ch urch Church of Comfort, Joy and dilarmth 'Wdcotnes fou . 250 Mill St. S., Newcastle Rev. Canon David R. Saunders, CD „ 905-987-2019 8:00 am - Holy Communion 11:15 am - Holy Communion 1st & 3rd, 11:15 am - Morning Prayer 2nd, 4th & 5th 1 Î: 1£ am ^Sunday School Coffee and Fellowship to Follow ORONO & KIRBY UNITED CHURCHES Reverend Dorinda Vollmer Orono Church Office 905-983-5502 Kirby United Church 905-983-9385 , Kirby United Church : at 9:20 a.m. Orono United Church at 11:00 a.m. March 3rd - 3rd Sunday in Lent. v .Nursery and Sunday School at both churches. St. Saviour's Anglican Church MILL ST,, ORONO, ONTARIO Rev. Canon David R. . Saunders, CD 983-5594*987-2019 : • Sunday Service, Sunday School & Youth Group 9:30 a.m. ^ ij! Sj< % . 1st & 3rd Sunday of Month HOLY COMMUNION 2nd & 4th Sunday MORNING PRAYER • Wedding Cakes • Cakes for all Occasions • Pastries - Dbnwts - Pies • Bread & Bwns 905-983-9779 Proprietors: Gary & Carol Vreeker Closed Sunday and Monday