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of Downtown The Orono Downtown Businessmen's Association is promnoting a Coupon weekend for1 lo cal1 businessmlenl in Orono this weekend in wýhich ail are par- ticipating. Coupons appear in this issue of the Orono Times and mnay be cut out and dropped off at local businesses for value as contained in the coupons. Late Saturday a drawv for $25.00 wili be heid wththe winning namne being drawn from the coupons deposited at any of the local stores. Further to the promotion in downtown Oronioomer 2S local craftpersýonsý and artists ,will have on display for sale a wide range of itemns ini the Orono Towni Hall. The hall will be open Thursday, May i3th, 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., Fn-- day, 10 a.mi. to 8 p.m. and Saturday fromn 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Look over the coupon ad eisewhere in the Times and shop dowý,ntown Orono this week-end and do pay a visit to the Town Hall for a most interesting dispiay and sale of crafts by those-in your comn- munity. TIo question Clarke Museum prop osais A copy of the recent minue of the Clar ue ke Museum Board and an outline for possible im- provements and expansion of the Kirby Schooi Museum brought forth some discus- sion at council meeting on Monday. As a resuit of the discus- sion a motion was passed that ,Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. found out the rules of the It was ail part of the Bike Town staff prepare a report rown, both tleachers at the road apply to almpost ail Rodeo held at the schooi last on proposals by the Clarke )ronou Public School, find vehicles no miatter what speed week with a good participa- Board to be presented at the here are regulationis with they generate,. tion from ail concerned. next General Purpose com- yen tricycles. But as both mittee meeting. F roua *ecektp tme Published Every Wednesday Orono Weekly Times,, Wednesday, May 12, 1982. [~ii b-pui- ..Town grants $35,000 CAN YOU HELP? The Clarke Museum is holding an auction on the grounids of the Clarke Library on Saturday, May 29th commn-encinïg at 1:00 p.m. The Board is now asking for donations to the auction in support of the Museum which funds are to be used for- expansion of the îmuseum. There are to be free draws along with a Penny Sale anid Bake Sale,. Cýaîl 786-2-954, 983-9425 or 983-5837 if you can assist wvith somitemun as a donation ico the sale. INVITED TOI SPORT AWARDS DINNER Milan Popadichl, RR. 2 Orono who was a gold miedai winner in the Suirmmer Olymiipics at Thunder Bay in thec Decathalon was a guest at the l5th annual Provini- cial Sports Award dinner h1eld at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto on May 7th. Along with other athietes Milan was presented with an Athletic Achievement Award for his dedîcation to excellence and in showing a spirit of sportsmnanship. Reubheni Baetz, Minister of Tourismn and, Recreation was present at the dinner aiong with some 800 other guests and athietes. ST. SAVIOURS TO BUILD NEW PARISH HALL On Sunday the final decision was made by the congton of St. Sav'iour's' Anglican church to pro- ceed with thie cons-,trujction of a new Parish Hall. The work is eýxpected to get uniderway, the latter part of June with compietion latesumr The new all estimnated to cost $21 ,000 will replace the prsnthll at *the east end(. of the chu,,rch proper. Final approvaLs for the construction is expected this week. The new hall, complete with basement, is langer than the present hall, measuring 28'x48'. It wili be complete with kitchen and washroomns. The expansion program was made necessary due to a to Tyrone Hall Bd. Town council on Monday with the exception of Counc. Hainre gave approvai for the granting of $35,000 to the Tyrone Commnunity Hall Board. 0f this amiount $30,000 is to be used for the construction of a kitchen at the community hall1 and $5,000 for a childrek' s playgrounds. Monies are to corne from the park reserve fund. The proposai for the gran t carne froi a special commit- tee of Mayor Rickard.. Couac. Taylor, Town staff and representatives of the Tyrone Hall Board. The Tyrone Board has an outstanding accouat with the Town in the amouint of $21,544.05 which is to be deducted from the $30,000 grant.. The Tyrone Hall Board are being requested to pay an amouat of $2,311.02 which has been a cost to the Town for oiling the Parking lot at the coxnmunity centre. The, account is to ,bc paid for- thwith. The action of council on Moaday is contrary to recorin- meadations from staff and to a motion presenteIdiatwk by Couac. Hain2re. 11a both cases a blan of $30,000 was recomn{eaded after cera of the $21,544-05 debt and after approvai hiad becen rec:eived for a Community Centres granit from the pro- vince. Both staff a-id Couac. Harare had recommendced a non-repayabie grant in the arnount of $5,000 for the childrea's playgrounds. The total cost of the kit- cher. project has beea estimated at S42,000. sizeahie increase in enrolment in the Sunday Schmoo. The present en rolment number nus me orty -fiv'e. The chall wlueaala e ntIsmd ac modate other eventis asoite it Jhecurch. A lfund raising camipaign is to be initiated in the near future. The old parish hall is to be removed fromi the proper- ty. Couac. Hubbard in speak-' ing on the minutes said the minutes brought forth a aumber of questions. She said it appeared the board in- tended further renovations at the Kirby Schooi and as weli a proposai to adid another building. Counc. Hubbard pointed out that the Bowmanville Museumn Board was about to present to council the resuits of their feasibility study. She asked how many museumns can the Town support? aad said the question must be ad- dressed by counicil. Counc. Hubbard also stated that as a mnember of the LACAC committee she aad the group had spent many hours at the Kirby school museuma over the future of the building. "I have many questions over the Clarke Museum" she said. Counc. Woodyard who had seconded Counc. Hub- bard's motion for the report pointed out that ithe act calîs for one Museuin Board in the Town, not two as preseiy exists. Counc. Cowman askecl if staff wouid be consulting with the Museum Boards Orono Questions soid removal In a letter to the Town of Newcastle couacil Gord Lowery of the Orono Amateur Athletic Associa- tion questions the wisdomn of removiaig sod fromn the south bail dianiond at the Orono Park as proposed in the budget for 1982. Lowery states the removal of the sod is very uaaecessary and a waste ofmonies. 1t was pointed out to coun- cil that many sports are played on a sod grounds and there should be no danger as to injury piaying bail on sod. Lowery further points out that the south end of the Orono Park had been ddesign- ed to bce used for soccer but due to the use of the grounds for bail and LOBB bail there neyer was time for soccer at this location. Lowery points out that the Orono Amateur Athletic Association administers, al mi nor summer and winter sports in Orono and as well work closely with the Orono Figure Skating Club. He asks coiuncil why thie locl associa- tion was not asked their opi- nion as to the sod remnoval. Further Lowery states' there are some 60 girls registered for bail this sum- mier and that it wouid take another 35 to 40 registrations bCefore the south diamond ia the Orono, Park was required. Counicil referred the letter to the Direçtor of Recreation and Culture for a report. The report is to corne before the next GeneraI Purpose corn- mittee meeting. before presentiag their report. Chief Administrator Don Smith said hie had aiready written the Clarke Museum Board suggestiag that the Board meet wîth council over their proposais. He said somne of Town staff hiad questioned the intentions of the Clarke Board as to their p roposais. Takes A First Place Position Brent Gntchell is a- mlember of 2100MI.MN. with a tîme of the Oshawa uti Tam 2:59.1. Br,3ent also brought He competed in the Cindy hom1e two bronze medals for Nicholas meet on Sunday, the 2W0M Free with a time of ,May 2, 1982, placing first in 2:37.9 and the IOOM Free the IOOM Buttenfly with a wîth a timie of 1:15.2. turne of 1:21.5 and ini the There are pro blems here Coupons Days feature . ...... ..... . ....... ..... . ...... ... ................. ...........