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Orono WeeklyTinies, Wednesday, June 2, Sea Cadet- Tag Day in Newcastle JOB ki"iri lNG ORONO WEEKLY TIMES The Sea Cadets moved in Bowmanville seils a tag to Bowmnanville with member- the Village over the week-end Maureen Reid, Orono. ship from ail parts of the with their tag day and Sea The Sea Cadets wére Town of Newcastle. Cadet Karen Clifford of recently commissioned in Gord Burnett of the Oshawa Public Utilities Corm- mission has called for a pro- vincial royal commission to discover the reasons for the widly escalating costs of the Darlington Generating Sta- tion in the Town of Newcas- Clarke 1 SeCh àOoiil by Wendy Procher On Thursday, May 27th students who take part in French classes at Clarke, started on their way to Quebec. Students returned oIý Sunday, May 3th. MIany Nominations for next school year Senate have been handed in. The speeches and elections will be going on at the school on Thursday, June 3rd. The Annumal Spring Prom will be held at the. Bowman- ville Country Club this Fni- day, June 4th. The theme for this Prom is "Appleblossom TFime." The price is $24.00 per couple starting at 7:30 dle and now under construc- tion.~ Ontario Hydro in 1978 estimated the cost of the Sta- tion to ýbe $3.47 billion when completed. Only recently an announcement in the May issue of Hydroscope the lig 1 p.m to 1:00 am. 1 Everyone has beeni con fus- ed about a picnic that is sup- pose to be at the school in the near future. For those wýho would like 10 know exactiy what's going on, there wiil be a picnic at the school. This day is not a day to take off school, therefore, the date is unknown. This picnic has been set up by the school as a result of the cancelled Track and Field Day. The unknown date is to ensure proper attendance and many activîties have been, schedluled for this mysterious day. W, Produce Resuits, Not Promises! 7"mGerid of these lawnlturf headaches the. A prof essional way! 800 WUSWOfiM WMIE aRUDS Chnch'Bugs kMIUlm.1l.ho~ Ch, .eb " DANDELION * CJIICKWE5D * CLOVER " BLACKMEDIC " PLANTAIN " CREEPING, CHARLIE " CRABGRASS estimate cost at completion was estimated at $8 billion. More recently the president of Ontario Hydro made the announicement that the pro- ject when completed would cost an estimated $10 billion plus $4 billion interest charges during construction. Burnett states something is wrong and the amount of money now being stated was enough to save the province of Ontario. The Darlington plant is ex- pected to begin operation in, the late 1980s. Mike Breaugh,. Oshawa M.P.P. also said 'there is cause for a government in- quiry however he doubted that such would happen until officiai estimates for the cost were brought before the On- tario legisiature. The Ontario Municipal Electric Association also is concerned with the increasing costs of hydro and the pro- posed rate increase of an average 14 percent for 1983. The Association, in outlining a package of changes and recommendations, states that the increase could be held te seven percent rather than the Hydro proposed 14 percent. The O.M.E.A. believes that the time has corne for On- tario Hydro to "tighten its belt" and assume its respon- sibility to take any and every reasonable step to limit rate increases. The O.M.E.A. also recom- mends that the Ontario Energy Board put an end to Ontario Hydro's 'unrelenting growth in administrative costs and notes that Ontario Hydro is planning to expand Operations, Maintenfance and Administrative costs by $238 Million or 38 percent in just over two years by passing on inflation and continuing to add new staff. The O.M.E.A.- recom- mends a fifty percent cut of $50 million in operation, maintenance and administra- tion and a freeze on the cor- poration's capital programs not already approved. The O.M.E.A. states that the restraints wouid not im- pair service, financial sound- ness or threaten the, credit rating of the province., "ýH)w to pajntexterior surfaoes" boo1l1et VWk~re close to your home ROLPH HARDWARE (Dominion) Phone 983-5207 Newcastle Hydro Electric Commission NOTICE AFFIXING 0F SIGNS ETC. ON HYDRO POLES The Newcastle Hydro Electric Com- mission have an enforced By-Law within the Town of Newcastle whereby it is i11e gai to affix advertis- ing litera ture of any nature on Hydro property. Anyone found guilty of such an of- fense will be subject to a penalty to the extent of the law. M.J. Watsoni Manager. Osha wa Commîssioner raps Ontarlo Hydro w -~ , 1982, 5 SHERWI'n lu i i ms 6m