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OronoWeekly 'Timùes, Wedntesdey, November Znd, 277 Communîty responsible Mosport policing -bain Cureatz, M.P.P. for Durham- East was told in the legisiature last week that the community at large was responsible for the type of policîng the O.P.P. were 110W doing at Mosport. The answer came from Solicitor General John MacBeth wheni Cureatz questioned if Mosport sliould- n't be paying the costs of policing at Mosport when the Durham Police take over fromn the O.P.PF The Solicitor- General said that Mosport had their owni security force within the park. and gave a blunt 'No' for charges being leveled to the Regional Police for policing in the Mosport area. H1e did say that somne problemis did exist in July but that this was' due to a lack of communicat- ion between the M1osport security force and tieOPP This has now beenovrme he said. He said that the security force were "wink-ing their eye" at some things that were going on, in July even to vandalism. John MvacBýeth said he would hope that the Regional Police when they take over from- the O.P.P. would give the samne service to Mosport as now given by the O.P.P. If the Regional Police want to give protection within Mos- port they could enter into an agreement with Mosport on a charge basis, he said. OrnoU.C.W.genieral meetîngo* Lisa Harness displays lier Hallowe'en gypsy charm on Mvonday nighit. Ail dîressed up for Hallowe'eni Somne 30 to 35 ladies were in attendance at the U.C.W. General Meeting, held in the Main Hall at Orono United Church on Tliursday evening, October 2th. The setting for the meeting was most impressive withi the front table ýcentred with a colourful bouquet of mumiis - flanked on one side by the open Bible and a "prayling hands" candie, and liglited candies on the other sîde. Lighted candies were also on the stage and the piano. Lois Brown, Vice Presi- dent, welcomed everyone and introduced, guests, Shirley and Nancy Allun, who sang two duets, accompanied by Shirley playing guitar. Lights out, and by candie- iglit, four ladies from Unit 4 conlducted' Devotions - the theïme being "Hands". Bon- nie Reid gave the opening medit-ation, and spoke of the mi any uses fLor, our hands. God has given to, our hands the power and art to heal, to comfort and toloe Because of hands so busy ahl the day, God's work onor earth is being done. We, may reveal our emotions in tlie movement of our hands. With our hands we work, play, lo-ve, heal, corn- 'nunicate, construet our civil- izations and create our great- est works of art, 1The clenclied fist lias 'been the most forceful expression of human aggressiveness, while clasped hands have been associated with faith, love and friendship. The uplifted hand became a solemn gesture in the taking of an oath, because the hand was lield in a prayer-like attitiude. Donna Scott read "The Praying Hands". The liand can do so many things . t ca n mnake instruments of deathý and tools of understanding. t can speak in action, saying that which words cannot. Lt, can push a person or lift him up. t can get - or give. "Tlie Touch of H-umnan Hands", was read by Lois Brown. Donna Hutton contînued the meditation and mrentioned the importance of our hands - wvitli regard to our children. A child's liand in ours is soft, small and warm. "Hlere 1 amn" it seems to tell us. "Shape me. Guide me. Lead Me". He is making you taller and stronger and wiser. He is leading you just a little nearer to the person lie imagines you to be. During the receiving of the offering, the jimmy Dean record. "The Farmer and the Lord" was played. Bonnie led in prayer. Hymn 252, "In Christ tliere is no east or west" closed the devotional period. Mrs. C. Billings introduced Mr. Raymond Chapman, who camne to show pictures, al taken in Canada. Views were -varied - many local scenes, some taken on the former Chapmian farm, sunrise, sun- set, flowers, autumn colours, seascapes, in the Maritimes, Mountains, lakes anciparks in the west andi otlier interesting places. Mrs. G. Carson extended 1thanks to Mr. Cliapman. Lois Brown read a poem, "A Good Woman". Witli Mrs. B. Touchburn as pianist, all joined in a hymn of thanks, No. 577. Business was' conducted, reports given, and announce- ments made. Benediction closed the~ meeting. A delicious lunch was servedlby ladies of Unit 3. Hydro to m ove spent fuel Ontario Hydro lias planned to.move some 20,000 bundies of spent nuedear fuel at their Pickering generating plant somietime beginning in, Feb- rua ry or Mardi of this coming year. Earlier in October news reports circulated that Ontar- io Hydro was faced with storage of spent fuel attlie Pickering plant and that shut-downs may result if storage was not available. According to a recent news report accommodation for further spent fuel will corne on stream early in 1978 which will have a capacity for 100.000 bundles comparedto the present storage of 80,000 bundles. The present storage facility is now almost filled 'being three years ahead of what was expected. t lias been stated that there is no danger in, transferring the spent bundles some 100,É metres from the present storage site to the new site. t is expected to take six montlis to make the transfer of 20,000 bundies. Tlie construction of the new storage facility was under- taken almrost thiree vrar-, ago. FLATTER i YouRsE[f Orono Hair Care PER PCA during Month of November on Mondays, Tuesdays aR~d Wednesdîays $!6.00 - $ $20.00-$1 10 per cent du Senior Ci Phone 98 Mill St. North 1 I 14.0 iscount for itizens 83-9256 iOrono Town of Newcastle Tenders Sealed Tenders clearly rnarked as to contenth wilbe received by the Undersigned until 5:00 p.m. Local Timie, Wednesday, November 9, 1977, for: Winter Maintenance of Public Walkways in the Town of Bowmanville Ail Tenders to be submnitted on Tender for-ms which may bc, obtained from the office of the Undersignied. Lowest, or any, Tender flot necessarily accepted. J. Dunham, Director of Public Works, Munlicipal Office, Hamupton, Ontario. MIN 1 limilým" ,P«Miliml -191 e -, 1 . 1 -1 IIIF , , - Il ý ýl , 111-- - - . - ! . 1 1 7,= ,, m, -7