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2-ORONO WEEKLV TIMES, DECEMBER 4-i, 1974 orono weekly times COUINCILLORS 11AVING DOUBTSl ON REFERENDUM It becamie quite evidient at Monday's meeting of the Town of Neweastle council that some mebers of council are now having doubts about calling a referendum concerning the proposed Nuclear generating station south west of Bowmanvile. The miatter of the Hydro Generating station came before coun-cil on Monday with a band of representatives from Hydro outlineing their proposai. Further Pollution Probe was represented at the meeting to ask council to take-a good long look at the development. Pollution Probe andHydro did lock horns but it seemed that it becamne a matter of the use of words and the degree with wlhich they spoke that made the difference. - Both Counillor Entwisle and councillor Lyall pointed. out to Hydro that they could expect no support from the mun~icipality and both also referred to the referendum that was to be heid if the plant was to be a Nuclear plant. Hydro when asked what they intended to do in regards the vote gave no answer but it mus t be realized that it was council that has insisted on the vote not hydro. \During the initial course of discussion a mfonth ago and the caý1ing of the vote it was noted4lhat councillor Bruce Tink did n t vote for the motion of council. At last Mondays meeting Councillor Wearn questioned the practîbility of callin'g; such a vote. Mayor Riekard in his questioning of Hydro appeared aware of the tremendous tax revenue the plant anld operation would have in the community and from his calcula tions it became evident that the operation wouid be assessed at an amount equal to the assessed value of the entire community. H1e aiso said the vote Would be somewhat complex to hold -and there appeared some doubts. in the Mayor's mind that perhaps a vote should be held. Councillor Entwisle in the closing moments of the discussion said he was amaZed that the referendum was being consîdered under iii repute. There is no doubt that council could -not'bank on a referendum for such, an issue çand we doubt that, it will ever come to pass. In the first place the.municipaiity wouid find it too difficuit and impossible to properly inform the comnmunity of ail aspects of the proposai and to receive an intelligent response. No this is no place for a refierendum and we suspect if is being promoted more for political reasons than any other. C.H.S. BAND Comm iencment, Nov. 30th The commencement started when the senior band piayed a slow march as the teachers enfered the gym. O'Canada fojlowed and shortly after the band played two pieces, "Toccata" and "25 or 6 to 4". The choir sang four selections of varying tempo and mood. "THE ALMOST CHRISTMIAS CONCERT". December lsth The Bnads and Choir are sponsoring an "Aimost Christmas Concert", on Dec- ember l8fh at 7.30 p.m. in the Clarke High Schooi auditor- ium. The prices are, $1.50 aduifs, .75 students and senior citizens free. The music for the evening is by Thle Senior Band, the Infermediafe Band, the Choir and the Allen family. Refreshmenfs servedi. We are wel on our way to the purchase of uniformns. Please comne out and support us. We need your help.ý Pubiicify Dept,. -Senior Ba nd NO ACTION BY TOWN COUNCIL The Town of Newcýasfle council took no further action in regards the building permît for Mr. J. Liptay even though he represenfed at counil by legai counsel, Richard Cane. Mr. Cane stated that in lus opinion the dec'ision of the Land Division Court andthe issuance of a building permit were nof revelant f0 one another. H1e said the opinions of coujicil should have been exercised at the fime of severanée, not monfhs follow- ing that decision. H1e pointed out that Mr. Lipfay had transferred land for the widening of the road but was sf111 refused the permit. Counilior Wearm saîd that the Works deparfmenf was surprised to find thaf a piece of land had been fransÉerred fo the municipality especially since the municipalify hac not, requestedtsuch a transfer and were totally unaware of the acf. He questioned that Mr. Crane' had ail the facts straight. 1 Counillor Entwisle said ,here was a difference be- tween commion sense and legal sense. H1e said îit was not Comm111n11sense to build a bouse where the roadî could not, be sno(wplouighiedý, and other- such servi-ce-s not being able to be provided. lie also said thiat Mr. Liptay wiil not follow the recomimendations of counicil. 1He said he was of the samie opinion as before and that bhis answxer was stili "No' The mnatter wa)s table for information. Momb's kitchen grand opening Muom's Kitchen in Orono is now holding their grand opening and offering to the public a grand opening spec- iai. Aong with the special there are vauable coupons tofaling in value of 70 cents which need only to bceclipped from this issue of the paper and presented at Mom's while making your next purchase. Both MIatt and Neil invite you to their restaurant to take advantage of the peciais featurîng Reddi Chef Kentuc- ky Style Chicken. The Kitchen also features Charcoal Broil- ed Steak on a Bun, Hamýburg ers, hot 'iogs, fisb and chips as well as a vreyof snwc es., Momi's Kitchien hias been iin operation in Orono, over a year and hias during this period made a number of alterationis improving the at- mosphere and appearane or IOronIo's only restaurant. KIRBY NEWS Miss Louise Výan Niejenhuis Michigan, and MIr. John Van NiejenîiLiS, \Waterlno, spent the weked ith their par- ents Mc. and MIrs. John Van Nie jenhluis. Congratulations fo John on b(ing one of the Ontario Schiolars and alsc i'eceived the Mathematical award and Smart's Award at the Clarke High Sehool Comn- mencement on Saturday evening. Miss Carol Barnett w>as also one of the Ontario Schiolars and delivered the Valedictorian address and also received the Orono Heat- ber Rebekah'Lodge Award. Congratulations to al? Mrs, Don Cochrane spent a few days with her daughter Donna and Ken Thomas Willowdaîe; recenfly, and at- tended the Royal Winter Fair. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas, Willowdale spent the weekend with ber parents, Mr. -and Mrs. Don Cochrane ane Craig and attended the graduation exercies at Clarke High School, Saturday evening. It seemed like old times on MIonday when wve bad the ice, ramn and sno\'w stormn. The roads were nof fit to drive on and the bydro was off and the telephione ouf. So you just sît and waited hoping you wer- en't the only one- wifbout bydro. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sears and Tina, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulford and fami.Iy, Meaford, Mr,. and Mrs. Doug Hird, Whifby, Mr. and MNrs. Ron Harris and family, spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris, Douglas and Charles. Bill and Linda and Tina Sears are staying for a few days on hoiidays. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris and Evelyn Fulford visited with Mrs. A. Harris in Oshawa on Sundaày. Roy and Evelyn Fulford and family stayed until Mon- day morning as Kevin had. f0 have a'-check up. at sick chiidrens hospifal, Toronto. .Miss Janice Rutherford, Toronto, spent the weekend with bier parents Mr. and Mrs. sid Rutherford. Little Allison Cochrane, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Reid Cochrane hias been a patient in Bowmanville and Oshawa Hospital recently. We hope she is feeling mucb better. She celebrated hec first birtbday last Monday, Nov unibei' 25111it was also hur greal AAunt Mrs. H. Lwr' l)iilheday . Happy Birtheday Io Pou bith. Mrs. H. Lowery and Mr. andiAMrs James Low\eryý, and mi" and NMrs. Lloyd 1Loweryc , attcnded the Federation of Agriculture Banque(t in Bow- manvmile Lioni's Centre on Thursday' %evening. WVe extend our sympathy to r and Mrs. Carman Wite and family on the recent passing of her father, Mr. Bert Pleasance. Sorry we didn't know sooner. There is to be another card party at Kirby Centennial School this coming Saturday eveniing. Come and bring your friends. THE I4LECTION Pol s. Resuits by polis: Cameron- Greenwood Newtonviiie Browns .. Carman Lockarts .. 34 48 31 Kendal .. 22. 53 75 Orono .. 48 128 82 Leskard. 28 39 23 Oak .... 12 20 16 Starkviile 17 21 18 S. Orono .. 55 139 77 N. Orono 32 86 46 Newcastle 106 87 46 Advance 3 7 Il Totals . 478 708 480 In the Separate Sehool representative for the Board Mr. E. Creighton took the race over Mr. MaeNamara. UPSET IN BOWMIANVILLE In the Town of Bowmianviile the incumbent member, AI Strike, was defeated by a considerable margin in a slim recorded vote. There four running for the two seats with Andy Thompson leading the poils with 683 votes., Maurice Prout 558, AI. Strike 480 and K. Shacklefon 232 votes. howard quantrili return s as reeve of hope Howard QUANTRILL WAS RETURNED AS Reeve of Hope Township with W. Ban- ister refurning as Deputy- reeve. Council seats are to be held by Jane McCoil, S. McPhadden and George Stapletoni. For Board of Education Geo. Humphreys and Hariet Reisier were elected. In the matter of the Dumip vote 105 were in favour with 897 against. WLADYKA OUT .Mayor Wladyka of Port Hope lost to 'Bus' Hewýsoni. In Hamilton Township Mr. DX SERVICE STATIONI * Higkway 35 anid 115, ju1st north of Newcastle I Featuring I Premiuni Quality Product-, ,'tteMost esf al AttePrices I '~> Stove 0O1ïl à ~Diesel 011 m Im [ Avail.ible ini any quantlty i ' ~ Phonie 987-42Î5 mmmmuW- Mm~m Wiliamns defeated Ilusseil while Alan dfebated GrdCai who had beeniree llwnsip and was th JtEMAIN WITII REG( The council of the Re Durham last week vot the duties of industria Iopment would remai the region. Mr. Bill Mi ýomimissioner of pl eq '?Kcx~cd ~ (harles Reid Orono's Licensed Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Farm Furniture Sales Consuit me for ternis and dates .1 Phione Orono 983-5914 Ci,,your IiceýLnsed Plumbing andj Miechanical1 Contracetor who selis, instails, and guarantees CARMAN PlmîgandHatn %#BAMS t PLUMBING -H1EATING :Sales and Service BURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING oew Interest Rates IPhone: Tyrone 263-2650 [uf Foster- Di ines ruthers, Uf M MI ýhis year 114 commission under the his ear turmns wiîî stiflîreport to the pîanin)ig conmmîttee. The individual miunicipahltes wilY now however appoint one political and one staff liasion person to work with the dON Region's deveiopmnent direct- 'egion of or, Bob) Nicois. ted that The1 action of Regionai al deve- oni at ekmiti tin with council hsufthwe ekmiotaof iAanin Durham Act (Bill 162). subit) i lted a report to tne councilwhc gained approv- r WANTED Fresh Dead or Cripplec Farm Stock MargWiiI Furý Farm 263-2721 ADULT COUNSELLINO SERVICE if you want to do somethlng about your edbea don . . .you probabiy can. See Your Aduit Counselior EVEïRY TUESDAY NIGHT 7 to 9at the NEW BOWMIANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE OFFICE The service le free - confidential -and f0 appointment le necessary. INSTALL AN F1 NC Ch Ilarvc y Parimier Vouir 1Esso gServ.%ice IDealer FieEstbimates MIDTOWN CONFECTIONERY AND GIFTS PAE983-5242 PLC.YOUR ORDPERS NOW FOR _Christmas Delievery Wdiliam c, Hall,B om Phone Neweastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ý-- 77ýý-, 7=-- - 7 - - 1 1 . N 99çýulp-