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Oirono Weekly Timnes, Weduesday, June 20, 1984-3 One Year Old Hi, my name is Justin and 1 Janet and John Standeven was one year old on May 21, and my grandiparents are Dini 1984. and Klaas Schoenmaker of My mommy and daddy are* F-rom Around the Region by Chris Hooper Lawrence would have VIA back on rails Allan Lawrence, (Durham- Northumberland - PC) told the House of Commons yesterday that no considera- tion has been given to -the reinstitution of a cancelled *Havelock-Toronto VIA passenger train service. The office of Lloyd Axworthy, Transport Minister, told a newspaper May Ilth, that letter had been sent out which outlined the minister's posi- tion, but the letter had' not been received as of June 6th. Lawrence has promised to "keep pushing thie govern- ment" until the uine is again in operation. Appointed Head Master Sri mnai College Duncan Bradley, a Couir- tice High School teacher, hias been named princ-ipal of Sri mnai College, the school for Malaysian students wvhich wîil open this fali at the site of the old Pinie Ridge Train- ing School, Bowmanviile. Bradley, who travelledi to Malaysia in 1964 -with the purpose of -eduçating pro- spective high school teachers, has taken one year off from t he Newcastle- Northumnberland Board of Education to head ad- ministration, hiring of staff and planning courses at the new college. To have berth on swim team Whitby swîmmer, Anne Ottenbrite, has been told she. will have a berth on the Cana- dian Olympic swim team without participating in the Etobicoke meneet which will determine Canada's com- petitors for the, 100 and 200-metre, breaststroke. Ot- tenbrite injured her knee in a freak accident but doctors say the knee wiil be healed in timne for the summner gamnes in Los Angeles. Two thrown- out of car Early Thursday morning, two men were found semi- conscious in a group of trees on the 'Eighth Concession, west of Leskard, north of Orono. They were thrown out of their car when the car left the road, flew through the air and landed in a ditch. The driver of the car, 21-year-old Wayne Robinson of Port Perry, is in critical condition at Toronto General Hospital while Todd James, 22, of Blackstock is in critical condition at Sunnybrook Medical Centre. Can sill register in swim programts Summer swim programs are being offered at the Newcastle Fitness Centre, the Orono Park Pool and the Newcastle Lions Pool. The courses, running July and August, are for ail ages. A special course is available to formn a swimn teamn which will compete against other mnunicipalities. Semii-private lessons are aiso being of- fered. There are still'openings at Orono and Ursula and Ed Standeven of St. Thomas, Ontario. ail three pools. For further information contact the Newcastle Fitness Centre. Over 70 were reported to have enrolled in the summer program at the Orono pool while a disappointing seven enrolled for a similar pro- gram at the Newcastle Village pool. Should pick effective solution, flot cheapest In response to the Durham Region's garbage problem, Newcastle counicillor, Diane Hamre, told a meeting of the Works Committee that she would not fight a proposai to the location of a landfill site somewhere in the municipali- ty, but she says the region must promise environmental safety. She warned the committee that landfill sites are not the best means of garbage disposai, although it may be the cheapest and the region should pick the most effective solution, not the cheapest. Testing vwater for swimming Public Health officiais are testing samples taken from Lake Ontario's beaches and swiinming holes and they should know by the beginn- ing of the week if beaches are safe for swimming this sum-_ mer. Inspectors have been tak- ing samples for several weeks and the readings of these tests must be averaged before the bacteria content can be deter- mined'. COMMITTEE DENIES SITE EXPANSION Regional Reclaimers Ltd. A Newcastle waste disposaI firm, hias been denied the right to expand its Orono landfill site by the Durhami Regional Planning Comnmit- tee. Regional Reèlaimners has been trying for over a year to obtain permission for a 40 hectare addition to its gar- bage dump east of Highway 115. Orono counicillor Diane Hamre said company asser- tions that the local industries need the expansion to remiain open are'unfounded and in her opinion the expansion of the site wili not allow garbage tobe handled in a responsible manner. REGION CALLING FOR CHANGES Unless it is given full con- trol, the Dnrhamr Region will withdraw ail financial and practical aid from the 1985 Pickering tourism marketplace. Economic developmnent director, Gerald Gervais, hias, given the operators of the event a 13 point list of changes for next year which includes better advertising, a better location, special promotionial events and the sale of tourist-and- recreation related merchan- dise. The Village of Orono and Clarke Museum were part of the show in May and com- ment that improvements do need to be made if the event is to continue. DURHAM POLICE TURN DOWN OFFER The latest contrat pro- posals offered by the police commission-have been turnied down by the uniformed of- ficers of Durham Regional Police. The offer would have raised salaries and variouis benefits by 5.04 per- cent over one 'year. President of Durhami Regional Police Association, Dale Allan, says they will probably, apply for a concilia- tion officer on Friday and if things are not resolved at this time they will takejt to ar- bitration. BATTLE SHAPING UP The battie is stili on bet- ween Oshawa Mayor Allant Pilkey and Durhamn Region over Oshawa's înterest in the regionai headquarters building. Management com- mittee memrbers received a recommendation on Wednes- day which asked the region. to seli the headquarters to the province then lease back of- fice space. But Pilk9ey says thbat the recommendat ion is premature because it does not take alternate sites or Oshawa's dlaim on the regional building into ac- count. Orono Nursery School' Half day enrichment programme for 3 - 4 year old children' QUALIFIED STAFF - LICENSED PREMISES OPTIONAL READING PROGRAMME FOR 4 YEAR OLDS Register Now For September '84 983-5402 a.m. 987-4012 p.m. ORONO WEEO CONTROL, .GOVERNft iOES LAWN SPRAVINQ .- WEED0 INsEcTrs . 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