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Parking mefers te 4 accompany lot 11 i 11:The proposed parking lot in as in Bowmanvïîlle. The Newcastle VAIage agamn proposai is also subject to Orono Weekly Times, Wedniestlay, July 19th, 1978 came bef ore council and af ter approval of the ratepayers in Fai lit a ailblea number of amendmnents and the Village and that the Far prize f ls ow v ia l a report from the treasurer a parking meters are finan- resolution was passed. cially feasible. Council agreed to the con- On the passing of the struction of the parking lot m~otion Counc. Gray said providing parking meters council wa7s only passing the were installed in the business buck for the businessmen had area and provided they were turned down the parking operated in thé- sý;4me manner (Continued page 3) URHAM 's 'r, is nuw publistieu ani uwzu ob distributed to members with- in the next week. Copies are also available to those inter- ested by contacting the Sec- retary-Treasurer, Mrs. Ar- line Ayre, R.R. 4, Bowman- ville, phone 983-9491. The one hundred and twenty page publication ists ail events to take place at the fair as well as listing all classes in which individuals may exhibit at the aninual fair to lie held this year from Septemrber 7th to September loth. Classes for exhibit include both heavy and light horses as well as saddle horses, ponies, hunt seat or saddle seat and team drawing competitions. Competition is also extended to a new addition as tractor puling contest. In the cattle division there are classes for beef cattle, a special charo- lais day, the fat caîf show and WiII run arena lack Social Service of the Townç n Monday nigi, they intended t new arena cou nmunity centre i paying basis. Th~ aid if they opei a deficit the hold fund raisin Iiminate such s said that the commit )uld be operating fit ia conjunctien with th( Amateur Athletic As ýon and that this assoc had always operate( rmer arena la Ororg surplus of funds. Tho wil be run in the sai ýr as before. Management Commit d Social Services Cea. 1reviewed ~the 1'nu e- were made te the Town g by-law which wîill now go for s comicil approval. Under the of new terms the Management ht committee will not have to go o to council for certain approv- n- ais la the operation. It was n pointed eut that the commit- J e tee was appointed to eperate r- the arena bDut that -in many ýy cases the comnmittee had to go ig to council to get approval on a certain decisions of operat- ion. This was eliminated from t- the by-law. ie The draft by-law also req- ie uired the local committee te s- pay accounts through the e- Town of Newcastle and to xd deposit aIl monies with the no Town. Under the revised he by-Iaw the Athletic Associat- ie ion will exercise ail financial paynients and hold their own t- bank account. The books of n- the Athietie will always be n open for review by the Town. iz- The revised by-law does flot he require the Town aduitors to of audit the books of the Athletic ýe Association. These books are on te be audited in the same is manner as in the past with the cultural exhibits there are classes for poultry, both aduit and juniors, rabbits, goats, sheep and the 4-HI and Junior program. There are also classes for grain and hay, f ield crop competition, veg- etables and fruit. Further interest for exhîi- itors reach out to plants and flowers, needlecraft work, domestic science, school clep- anad as seen above the range of entry for exhibition is quite extensive. Make the fair at Orono a better far . .. be an 'exhibitor, your entry will be welcomed and possibly finan- cially rewarding. In a number of sections this year prize money has been increased to stimulate a greater interest in exhibiting at the fair. Giroup insurance explained to Last Tuesday evening the Four Orono Chamber of Commerce topic held their regular monthlY aroun meeting at the Coach and Mrs Orono Amnateur Athletic As- sociation. Swimming and water safe- ty lessons are under ful stroke at the Orone Park tons Mr.1 Restaurant when the of discussion centred d group insurance. s. Sue Sawyer of Hamil- Insurance introduced Mike' Danks to the (Continuedpage 3) LOOKING FOR BOARD 0F MANAGEMENT The Town of Newcastle is stili looking for a Board of Management to operate the Orono Town Hall. Mayor Rickard at a meeting on Monday night said he stili ha~d to make contacts in Orono before submitting names for the local committee. Not so long ago the hall almost met its doomn when a split vote was defeated which would have had the Town either seil the hall or tear it down. Anyone interested serving on the committee should contact the Mayor, Garnet Rîckard or any mnember of vouncil. ORONO BEEF BARBECUE IN AUGUST The Orono and District Chamber of Commerce are holding their annual beef barbecue at the Orono Park o)n August l6th. Entertainment and plenty to eat is the menu for the Pvening. More details later. ORONO CUBS DONATE TO ARENA FUND The First Orono Cub Pack hias donated a sum of $2,1.62 to the Orono Arena Fund being their collection during the past year. The Arena fund has now reached a total of $151,354 of which amnounit $94,262 has been in cash with $57,092 in pledges. The commiunity has slightly over two years to reach their total comnmitnient of around $260,000.00. Wintarîo matches every dollar subscribed through public donations wth a grant of $2.00. IT RAINED ALL AROUND A narrow strip through the Orono area missed a brief rainifall Saturday evening around 6: 00 to 6:30. A storm from the niorth cam~e as far south a-, Enterprise with a haif hour downpour whlle at the sam-e time or a littie later a storm from the south came as far north as the southera edge of Oronio dropping ramn for some ten minutes. Those living la Orono and just north 0f the Village were not affected by elther storm. The way things have been going this year it makes one won(ler what lias happened to those good old ram storms that could last Up to two days. ORONO BUSINESSMEN WANT INPUT A number of Orono Businessmen met on Tuesday evenîng concerning commercial development in the Orono area and also to discuss what input they could have for a report concerning the Armstrong shopping plaza which is to be presented to the Planning committee by Leslie Kristof, town director of planning. NEWCASTLE VILLAGE 7000 te 10,000 PEOPLE Mayor Rickard in speaking of development in Newcastle Village said the population is expected to reach 7,000 to 10,000 people. BOWM%,ANVILLE BUSINESSMEN TO RAISE $25,000 The Bowmanville Central Business limprovemnent Area is to i-aise a total of $25,000 within the area on the business assessment of the area. This sumn is to be used $17,000 for decorative lighting, $4,767 for trees, $1,000 for salaries and $2,733 for advertising. being promoted this year by Newcastle. .The lessons are of July with a second group the Community Ser-vices de- beiag held both in the month taking te the water la August. partment of the Town of