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OROO WEKLY TIMES, TIIURSDAY, MAY 6th, 1970 * ORNO WEEKLy TIMEi s eecod CabsMailRegstrLonNuab.er aOeý; Main Street, Orono, Orita,-.i. Phone 935< A WELCOMED REPORT For far too long the Province of Ontario has been groping about in economic, social and land use affairs with no definite goal or plan. The resu]lt has been a piece-meal, catch-ascatchcan variety of Policies' which have had a detrîmental effect on the rapidly growing centres of this great province. We muet welcome the submission tliis week by the Province of their "Design for Development" as the first concreçe step in setting forth a pl anned program for espec- ially' the centraî-southern portion of Ontario. As stated by Premier John Robairts it sets a pattern of developmnent in broad ternis. "We can now proceed with refinement of th.ý. transportation concept, a more precise regional land-use pattern, special policies for urban areas and economic and social goals," stated the Premier. Hie also noted that the challenges are substantial and will involve many changes and sacrifices. The design appears to align urban centres to take advantage of parallel routes of transportaition. It also is concerned over functional efficiency, decentralization, space conservation and natural resources conservation. The report this week is claimed to be only the first of a series and certainly the termis have to be expanded -O lie of benefit to the enviroiment of the proclaimed area. Municipalities must become involved in the plan and be ready to move to accomplish the.goals which have been set. V This will flot be easy in aIl cases nor will it be accepted with I open arms in others. This however, should not deter the uft- b imiate aim 4 f the program. Again we, must welcorne the report and see in'it the first real glimmer in our survival in a sane community.t GALLOP POLES w GIVE BOURASSA BIG EDGEsi The resuIt of the recent Quebec election appears to p have caughtt most opiuion poils a way off base. Instead of M a ninority liberal government we now have in Quebec a e. largle maÏovity lîberal government. .ni Borsaat- the 4ime of being chosen party leader g:r for the liberals, was given littie chance in leading lis party SI: f0 a Quebec victory. He faced a' widie Split in party rariks a and was termed an unknown. In mosýt cases thîs'would have spelled deeat.17 To the rescue camie the Gillop or Opinîopn Polis andf ~the news mdi.They predicted in the latter oudsfItt P Bourassa cold win bult woufld have littie or no control due r to tl~e possible formnatîe.n of a minorjty governmient. Que1bec bri was thus placedi in the doldrums andi the tîreae of Minority g1overnlment was flot considered in the b)est interest of thie Province. This app)arently turnied the'tide and 'Quebecers gave Bourasa his overwhelming maiority. The victory was not ail due to federalism for there o did exisi the fear of minority rule. he:( briè a Igree of1 WU.. %UMM* I. VRRl ChIrtered Acc*g,tat Phone Newcastle 987-4240 Ail day Wednesday and Saturday ChaIlice-Br, wn The marriagý,e of Missý Dore4ta Susan Isa -belle Challice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Challice, Orono, and Mr. Murray George Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Brown of poéntypool, was sol- emnized in Orono United hurch on Saturday afternoon, April 18, 190at three o'lock. Ptted white 'mnums and the soft glow of candelight from tapers in candie- abras ýfeï-ned the attractive set- ting for the ceremony. 1ev. Basil Long was the offici- ating clergyman for the double ring ceremony, and the wedding music was played by Mr. James ,Wilson. The soloist was 'Mrs. Ev- erett Brown, Given^ in marriage by ler father, the bride wore a formai ength gown in Victorian style 'of white silk sha,,tungz with long sleeves, lily-pointed over the hands, 2nd fited bodice. Silk ap- pliques highlighted the skirt, and ler bouffant veil of silk illusion was caugt to a wedding band headpiece. She carried a cascade bouquet of red roses. The bride's ttendanIts, were at- tired in floor-length owns, of bonded lace over silk 'wth long sleeves and empire waistlines. Miss Raye Aldread, maid of honor wore a pastel yellow, gown and bridesmaid, Mrs. Donm Challice 1, sister of the groomn, was attired in pae blue. Miss Donna Challice, sister of the bride, also ,a brides- maid, wore pastel Pink. The flow- ar girl, Miss Nancy, Tregunna, iiece of the bride. was in Nile ,reen. Al wore shajsta mlills rinkled in their c9fféurs, and >rried baskets Of~ tifted 'mnums. Mr. Rn RkcharçJsn of pOrnty_ '((l 'was best man and thie ushers r . Don CIajIiceý of Orono. rother of the bricie, and Mr. avergne Brown. brother of the Îovni. Mr Keith Tregunna was master ceremonies t the reception ld in the Churcli hall. The, îde's mother receiveai werîng champagne colored coat and ess ensemble, the dress of Shan- ng and the coat of lace, with een accessories.ler corsage was green-tinted carnations. The DO 1S mother, who assistaci to ýev, wore a silkç knit dress of ver and rose with s3ilver. acces- Les and corsage of pale yellow mations. reCE silv( soi cari wed( the pani ~snsldi e oferac(Continued prage 3) S tne couple left On their ding trip to eastern points, bride was w&earing a white t-suit and sîlver aCcessories. Clark. Public LIBRARY SOURS OPEN: Tueuday030 :3 Tbursday 2808300 fFriday 2:30 5;(6:30 *-8:30 Saturday 10:00- 12:00 am Continental Sauna and STEAM BATH GENTLEMEN.. We have a Sauna and Whîrl. pool ready for your use. 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