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-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST8th, 1973 Garbage still under discussion in Orono The Orono Police Trustees are stili in the throws of discussing garbage, its collec- tions and disposal from the Village. Mr. D. Tennant who had been asked to sign an agreement had not of ilast week-end done so. Mr. Tenn- ant was sent a letter to sign the agreement or else the trustees would have to consid- e* eeeee e a PHONE e * Phone 983-5310 e MOM'S * KITCHEN e * for, 0KENTUCKY: STYLE • CHICKEN : WEDGE FRIES e * FR ENCH FRIES. e 11AIBUe * HAMBURGERS@ * HOTDOGS * * ENJOY THE O e FINEST S . CHICKEN IN S THE LAND 0 * MAIN ST. ORONO S e000000 er other plans. Mr. SImpson stated that to his knowledge Mr. Tennant had not signed the agreement. R. Forrester stated that he could not blame Mr. Tennant for signing the agreement as it contained many items of responsibility for which Mr. Tennant was not responsible. Mr. Simpson said that this may be so but that « Mr. Tennant had not made an effort to sign the agreement and if he did feel changes should be made that he could contact the Trustees. R. Forrester agreed to this and said he would like to know just where the Trustees stand not having an agreement. Mr. Partner suggested they con- tact their lawyer before taking any further action. Mr. Partner did state that it would be less expensive in the long run to have Hales Disposal look after garbage pick-up in Orono and to dispose of it at the Hale Disposal area. The Board expects to meet with Mr. Lycett this week over this matter and another relat- ing to Station Street. TRUSTEES GIVE NO QUARTERS (Continued from page 1) issued. He said he felt the summons should remain. Mr. Partner agreed with Forrest- er with the outcome that no action was taken to have the charge dropped. Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS WILLIE J. SCHMAHL Phone 983.5606 Specializing in all kinds of STONEWORK and FIREPLACES We also do chimney Repairs .,.flfin n e v.t . sflJ m a u une st. t a. ,. t ia,. n. F un f or everyoneI Kendal jur E.O.B.A. c The Kendal Junior Basebali club proved EOBA champ- ions over the weekend when in a double knock-out series in Whitby the Kendal club emer- ged undefeated. Teams from Keene, Peterborough, Oshawa and Kendal , the top four teams in the league competed in the championship playdown series. Mr. Brian Foster, manager of the Kendal club stated that the team had great support from Kendal fans on both days of the tournament, Saturday and Sunday. Kendal played three games in the series, all victories. The EOBA trophy was pre- sented to the team by Mr. Bert Reid, Newtonville, a local convenor of the EOBA. In Kendal's opening game the club defeated Peterbor- ough 6-4 behind the pitching of Eric Moore who has yet to face defeat this year on the Kendil mound. In the hitting department Stévie West tagged four for four in the five Kendal hits. Tom Wallace took the other Kendal hit. In the second game of the series for Kendal the club met the strong Keene entry and took a 3-2 victory. Jerry Thompson started on the mound for the Kendal Juniors with Michael Carman coming in relief in the top of the fifth and taking the final win with some fine pitching. Doug Rickard showed his strength at the plate with three for three. Jerry Thomp- son and Bill McCollough both had single hits. In the third game and the one giving the Kendal Juniors the championship the local club downed Oshawa 7-2. Bill McCollough pitched the first three innings with Michael Carman again coming in in relief with two one and non out in the top of the fourth. Carma.n again took the win for Kendal and gave up only one hit in the eleven innings he pitched in the series. In hitting Stevie West came up with a triple along with hits to Bill, Robinson, and Tom Wallace. The whole Kendal team played well throughout the series and manager Brian Foster feels they can have great success in the Ontario playdowns if they continue to play as they are at this time. Stevie West was declared the most valuable player of the Whitby tournament ORONO MIDGET PLAYS IN PLAYDOWN SERIES Keith Powell of Orono and a member of the Oshawa Mid- get club pitching staff pitched for the Oshawa Juniors in the Whitby playdown series over the week-end. The Oshawa club behind Keith's pitching took the win over the strong entry from Keene. This was quite an accomplishment for the young hurler from Orono. New task force to beset up The H.O.P.E organization, chaired by Mrs. Sculthorpe, which is opposing the estab- lishment of a CPR sanitary land fill site in Hope Township has stated that Frank Iliffe, regional engineer with the provincial waste management branch, had sighted govern- mental balckmail. Mr..Iliffe ià a recent discus- sion with Hope Township over the operation of their existing dump said that possibly the Township could make an agreement with CP rail to handle the Township garbage providing CPR developed their proposed sanitary land fi site in Hope Township. Mrs. Scuithorpe said that fliffe's statement to the coun- cil indicated that the govern- ment had already made its decision to approve the CPR proposai even though the result of the hearing was a long way from completion. ilor club :ha mpions NO MOSPORT ROCK FESTIVAL (Continued from page 1) officials had stated that they had been approached by promoters with the proposal to hold an activity such as a Rock Festival. Reeve Wood- yard said this was only one of many items discussed. Reeve Woodyard stated that on Friday the clerk of the municipality received a phone call from Mosport asking the reeve to call back, which he did. Mr. Woodyard stated that he was then informed that Mosport had returned the deposit cheque to the promo- ter's lawyers in regards the On asking the reeve the opinion of his council he said "I would not like to speak for my council as there has been no full council meeting held since the meeting". "However I think I would not be speaking out of turn if I said members of council present at the meeting frowned on the idea of such activity. CATHMAR Well Drilling PONTYPOOL Phone: 705-277-2504 NOTICE To Land Owners in the TOWNSHIPOF CLARKE A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD IN THE TOWNSHIP HALL, ORONO Wed., August 15th AT 8.00 p.m. RE: OFFICIAL PLAN Since the second presentatioit of the draft Official Plan to the general public on December 13, 1972 certain revisions have been incorporated into the plan. The major revisions to the Plan pertain to the Estate Residential Development in rural areas and to Residential Development along Number 2 Highway between Newcastle and Newtonville. The Planning Board requests your attendance at the meeting on August 15, to review the more recent revisions and to discuss the plan in general, prior to recommending that the Council of the Township of Clarke adopt the Plan as the Official Plan of the Clarke Planning Area. H. R. Best Secretary-Treasurer Clarke Planning Board This booklet can help you to use electricity more effectively Although we have enough electricity in Ontario to meet ail our present needs, it still makes good sense to use it wisely. That's why your Hydro has produced'this booklet-a simple guide to suggest ways you can save on the use of electricity and other forms of energy in your home. Ask your Hydro for your free copy. yoUr hydro Electrical Conîtracting Electr Heating aud Service 98.56or 9835910 orono, Otario 1 1"