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(rnl WeekIy'I imes,,Wednesday-, Septemn1ber 19,1994-3 Depicting the pasi' in Fair Bicentennial parade The Batchelors of Oshawa Bicentennial parade and with fair in Orono. were judged the best dressed presented a further look back other entries made the parade , Lîsa and Derick Batchelor children in the parade. into history at the Orono Fair a great higlight of the annual Part of the Orono Fair Sehool parade was an enlirely new set of' questions \which lef Ilme dangling For oftecf answers. HoweverI-1did gel my pet peeve in witb the recent elec- lion in that none of the par- ties addressed problemis relatinig to the cmironmient. AIl party leaders weCre bombarding us with thie ineed for massive retraining pro- grains for the unemiploy*ed and 1 contend that the maýsses are niot retrainable ai the pre- sent imiie but cerîaini l teýe is a need lo cae jobs,. can be rel(:ated to imi ment and b loth are wýorrhy) of urn ieresi and support. Onle glowin1g examp fle , iste dumIlp- iing of sewýagint o Lake on ltio totro ro Tocii) ronto which really does affect everyone. Why not a joint program of federal, provin- cial, and municipal govern- m ents to correct the fact of pollution and at the same time create a work programi. This; couild-be repeaIed tim-je and tieagain across tis nla- lion. Eniough about whatwa said. You m1ay, hwvr Wonder why David Sbatesky Of C-B(' \would phione Roy Forrester to take part in the "'Radio NMoring Live"pro- grain. Shatesky and I met in the early 1970's and ih possiblyý was 1970. Shatesky c:ame to tisillage and spent at least four mionths as producer and director of' the Or-ono Youthj Theatre and did a miost remnarkable job. As somne of our readèrs wvill recall, thle Youth Thbeatre operated for IVwo year and oui of the old Orono Arena wýith at least thiree productions a summner. WCe were going to put Or-ono on the miap as had been Niagara-On1-Thle- Lake and along ih other residents of the Village, and headed by Tred andlarago Samuel, were members of the -board of directors striving to finance the program with a budget of somne $26,000. It was at this timie that t met David Shatesky, a young man with enthusliasmn and a biag,-full of ideas for the Oronio Youth ()I[ouien years, areC a good nubro! years to pass and Shalesky may flot fhave thlought of cailling if it hadin't beecn for the fact that Lisa Saimuel had paid himi a visit at LB(-'a couple of weCeks b efore thec electioni in search of informnation as to possible entry into the field of jour- nalism. Through their con- versation he suggested that she make contact with that "Roy fellow- cdown in Orono and this no doubtitriggeredl his latter phone cal!. The brief interviewý on radiho did flot go unii[ced and I have received a numiiber of phoene cadls and notes as toý thle intervýiew along with a let- fer fromr Sami Cureatz. In- cluded wvas a mnemo from a Toronto resident \with "-Good going on the radio this mnorn- ing, thec aîîached mnay interest yo u1." Thle attachnment was a letter addressed bI: His Exçellency, the Amibasýsador l'romi Po- tugal, T he Embhassy, Island Park Dr., Otawa. The letter was prefixed with "Lamient for 1)anrida, Debt and Patronage. Appeal f'or Rejec- tion of Mlackasey Appoint- ment. " Nowý this gentlemran felt as strongly. about Truideau and the Mackasey appointmient as 1 did about the lack of con- cern by aIl three polit ical par- ties as to the protection of the environmren.t. Where ! was concernied wýith garbage going into Lake Onitario ee ld his concern for mhal lie sw as garbage going into Portugal. In any event it wýas an in- teresting exercise, an addition of spice and a dlash of what life is ail about. The small decoraîed- floats in the school children's parade often prove most in- tersting and this was 50 againi this year with a barre] full of Cabbage Patch dolîs, the covered wagon and an enlry E ýD round. Home 110W ABOUT THAT? One neyer knows what the day is going 10 bring but then that is what life is aIl about and it is those little extras that add a piece of spice to surviv- ing to see the next day dawn. 0f course 1 had to be dîsappointed wýith the ismal showing of thLib erals ini the lasi fedLerl elcCtion but tf hen I considered îhey deservecd their fate with Iheir feeble ef- fort in organization for an event rhey well knewwa coming and for the lack ol direction of plat form in their h was ednesdy,1theday flo Inglte election, that 1 was cýaled ro the phone to be grecteed by David Saesyof thle CBC \who I presumii s producer of "Radio Morninge Live" whichi ird Iutaler by B. Cowan dressed as a clown and pulling a lwo- wheel cart. noon on CBL. "What did you think of the election." I was asked and to which I replied, disap- poinîed but taking hope in the fact that Mulroney sounded more a true liberal than did Turner and hopeful that Mulroney was dedicated, to his statements. It was at this point that Shatesky asked if I would mind being interviewed on ('B( during the noon-hour program and we did go through-l some of the ques- lions thal I would be asked. Why we went through this process 1 don't know because when the next phone cal came for the live broadcast il Cut from Canada Grade,'A' beef Sirloin Se' ,g 9/l 35 Mary Miles 500 gpkg. Rindless Bacon 2.49 Mary Miles Skinless WienerS 45Og pkg 1.-49 Kraft Smooth or Crunchy 500 g jar Peanut Butter 1.I59 Chunk Li ght inW'ateraoil' By the Sea Tuna 6.5 fIL oz. .97 Ail purp)ose, whole wvheat or velvet - ROBIN HOOD FLOUR 2.5 kg bag .9 White, Swan Paper Towels 2 roll pkg. .89 Product of U.S.A.. Canada No. 1 Cantaloupes each .78 CORNISH'S Phone 983-152C01