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4-Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, Mlay 91h, 1984 C round. f Home by Roy Forrester six miler Donna suggested we Over the past few years we go for a drive and have spent hundreds of hours unbeknown to her we headed and trampled hundreds of f'or Port Perry area where 1 miles in search of one more wanted to take a look at the bird specie or one more wild sewage lagoon which is flower specimen t0 add to our reported to be a good spot list and it was always our for bird watching. We arrived thought that just around the ai our destination but when 1 next corner of the bush trail pulled myseif out of the car there will be something newý the left knee surely felt as if it to record. had been shattered so 1 pulled Whether by design or myseif right back behind the necessity (and we wviIl let you wheel neyer getting in close judge) it was decided w?,e range of the lagoons. It was a would take a new attack in quick recovery for oni Mon- our Sunday morning search day 1 was again mobile. and that would be to sit in So this most recent Sunday, one place and in total Klaas and 1 headed oui to the quietness wach the birds fly Dell with our Iawn chairs and by and of course the flowers within a few hundred feet of pop up out of the ground. the car perched ourselves on If 1 may, 1 will go back to the crest of a ravine t6 await the Sunday morning before the fly-by of the birds. last when Bill Bunting, Klaas To say the least the action Schoenmaker and myself was'rather dulI but then there tramped through the bush for are many înteresting events almost six miles. It was at the happening in the world today end of the trail that next week and Klaas makes good con- we would take our lawn versation and is easily opened chairs and wait it out ni a up with a favourable com- scenic, sunny corner of the ment on the merits of the forest for what might pass us Japanese auto imports. by. We ended this conversa- Apparently il was a wvise lion when 1 pointed out that decision because Klaas suf- in fact 1 did drive a GM pro- fered a sore hip for three days duct, a Phoenix, even though after the six mile hike. As for it was near the top of the myself the afternoon of flhe lemon hit list. Smnorgasborg Dinner Hot and CoId Dishes Basement Orono United Church Wednesday, May 16 From 6:00 10 8:00 p.m Adults $6.00 - Children under 12 -$300 Pre-Schoolers Free Co-sponsored by Board of Trustees and Trustees Proceeds to renovation Fund of the church Through the liberal leader- ship race 10 eventually end up discussing the move by the, local school board 10 impIe- ment somre foirm of an Affir- mative Action prograrn. I annot sure we solved anyvtingi but did have some definite vew.We determin- ed thai wýe are not chauvinist pigs which incidenîally is a- term-thaî g-rates me 10 ihe core. But did seem 10 agree that the maIe specie has been dominate and somewhaî the aggressor over the years. We cerîainly agreed t0 the point that îhcrc lias hbcci e- quities over the years bul in many cases it has been due ici circumstances relaiing 10 a long irad ition ihat cannot be changed through legislation alone. The point was miade that the firsi choice of' an employer should be mnade on qualifications and aptitude of the candidate and that .whether they were maie or female should miake no dif- ference at ail. At this point five blue jays flew into a tree across the ravine and certainly there were aggressors in the group of five. Casuially-it was deter- mined the aggressors were maIes but then in this chang- ing world who would really know. PICKERING TRADE CEN- TRE The developers of a $15-million Pickering Trade Centre have been given the okay t0 start work on the project by the Durham Region Planning Committee. The planned site is 76 acres of land just east of Brock Road in Pickering. Now the Town of Pickering must be approached for local ap- proval. The trade centre will start with 250,000 square feet of floor space and parking for 5,000. The available space will be doubled 10 500,000) square feet after the second haîf of the project is com- pleted., A shopping centre and at least one first class hotel are also to be buit near the site. Ridge Pine Park (conltinue]d from ag 1 recreation building for the complex. The recreation building wvill be completed ihis year. As of the present timle, Orr states, over fifîy\ agreements have been igned wiîh Ridge Pine Park tor uinitrs within stage one. H-e said îhiey an- ticipate near completion of thie firsi stage late in 1985. Orr wý,as in attendance ai the Generial Purpose Com- mitîee mneeîing of the Town of Newcastle supporting a staff- recomm iendatiton that agr eemienibetweenR i dge Pine Park and ilhe Town bie extended a furlther five %years as to thle use of thle existing temporary sales office. ini M%,ay of' 1983 the w parties signed a one year agreement to establish"I and set-up the temporary office east of the Bennett Road interchange < with Highiway 115. Orr also thanked Town Staff' for their co-operation in f'inalizing plans f'or the Riclge Pine Park developmnent. Whien ail stages of the development are completed thecre are to bie 860 units in total. Thlrtysixth MAY lOth - MAY l2th rtt- KIRBYSTORE 6 VARIETIES Sal'ads $1.36 8 Varieties! Cold Cuts kg $:3.OÔ lb. 136 The OntarioYuEpoy1nent Program pays $1,25 per hour towards Shaw's sa1a>. Need help this summer? Ontario business people and farmers who hire youth to do extra work, can get help in paying wages. . .through the ONTARIO YOUTiI EMPLOYMENT FROGRAM. EMPLOYERS MUST: ceate new work, in addition to the reguia raàind seasonria1 emniploym ent norma 1ly k ~provided during the programn period. ebe able to provide 25-40 hours of supervised employmient a week for between 8 and 20 consecutive weeks. *have actively operated a business or farm in Ontario for atIciast one year prior 10 April 16, 1984. EMPLOYEES MUST: - be 15 to 24 years oid - reside and be eligible to work in Ontario 4 ot be reiated to the emiployer THtIS YEAR OYEP RUN~S FROM4 APRIL 16 TO OCTOBER 20. OYEFis a popular program. Appiy now. Deadline for application is June 8, 1984, or eariier if ail funds have been aliocated. To find out if your business lis eligibie, cail 1-800-387-1290. .i~~ _____________ Ontario YoUth Emnpl"yent Program 1-r800-38741290 Ontario, Helping Von ire lte Help You Need. ONTARIO YOUTII EMPLOYMENT I'ROGRAM Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Ilousing Subsîdies lranch. Queens Park Toronto,, Ontario M5G 2L-5 ( )Mi ityo Mt ncpalAttai AdH iusrg, Or)tar fid B netMw te Wilir ai rmo Several Varieties- HOMEMADE kg $3.00 SAUSAGÛE lb~.3 COOKED HAM kg $5.20 1lb. $2036, 7"1 long-WEINERS box for $10.36 MANY IN-STORE FEA TURES NEW PRODUCTS, FOR YOUR BARBEQUE. Pay us a visit on this occasion with cake and coffee being served