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JiQrothy Robinson retire as librarian Orono boy drafted to the big league By Jennifer Garland, Eighteen year old GregVey of Orono has given his parents a lot to be proud of. Vey was selected 1 st overali in the fourth round of drafts by the Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club last Saturday at the Toronto Conivention Centre. Pictureci aoove: Grant Memocries spanined a thirty- Schools. associates of Dorothy Robin- Yeo, Co-ordînator of Cur- five year period on Saturday A retirement banquet and son in relationship with hier riculum for the local Board evening with the honouring dance along with a presenta- association in the field of of Education-, Dorothy -of Dorothy Robinson upon tion was held in the St. Fran- education in this area. Robinison, £eiring School hier retirement as librarian at cis of Assisi hall in Newcastle. Grant Yeo, Co-ordinator librarian anid husband the, Lockhart-Ororio Public which was attended by (Continued page 2) Gerald- Vey spent the past year as a Ieft wing for the Peter- borough Petes in the Ontario Junior 'A' Hockey League. Hîs efforts with the club, have left the 6'1" one hun- dred ninety pounder with an overail season record of Il goals, 15 assists and 25 penal- ty minutes. Vey began his hockey career at the age of 5 wheni he played in Tyke division of the Orono Minor Hockey Leag-ue. Three years ago hie was drafted fromi a local Ban-* tam teami sponsored by Stutt's Ph1-armacy to a Central Ontario Junior 'B' Division team in Thornhill. The following year he played for the Pickering Panthers of the Metro Junior 'B' Division. Then he was drafted by thse Peterborough Petes. Vey runs five miles a day and lifts weights four times a week to keep himiself in shape. *Following the recommen-, dation of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Vey plans Lo spend an additîonal year with the (Continued page 6) N o Station street change with 115-35 Couincil supports Hwy. retail outiet By Jennifer Galand Town Counýcil meinbers voted to support an appli.ca- tion toi axend tthe Durhwam Regional Officiai Plani to allow for the establishsment of a retail outlet just east of the New Dutch Ov eniion Highway 115/35 at their general purpose and ad- inîstration committee meeting on Monday. Thse decision was made despite the recommendation from Town staff that the Of- ficiaI' Plan Amendment Ap- plication submîtted by Mr. Elgin Ney be denied. Ney proposes to open a factory outlet retail store that wîl'lu fuction as a clearance LAST EUCHRE PARTY Thse last Euchre Party held at tise Orono Town Hall was well attended. The scores were as follows: lst - Reg Elloitt 89; 2nd - Edgar Milîson 85; 3rd - Fred Yeo 83; 4tis - Pearl Clark 82; th - Jean Alin 82; Low Score - Walter Murphy; Lucky Draw Win- ners - Les Aldread, Joe Forget, Doreen Green. On behalf of the Hall Board members Wm. Grady, Alex Moffat, Eileen Stephens, Bey Wakfield we would like to thank all the good people who supported our euchre parties over -the winter season sce you ail next fall, Sined Carlos Tamblyn, Chairman of the Board. OPENINGS STILL AVAILABLE IN SUMMER SWIM PROGRAM Over ninety people registered in tlhe Sumnmer Swimn Program at the Orono Park Pool. There are still openings in all levels except "yellow". The first session is July 8 - 26, 1985 and the second, August 6 - 26. 1985. COMMVUNJTY YARD SALE Those wvishin-ig to take part in the Orno Business Downtowni imrovempent Associatio.n CmuiyYard Sale JuIy 2th.are ecraetocal Rfecin at 983-9757. (2OPINC WJTH, VOUR STRESS Friends and rltvsof th-e m-ent(ally lîl wil meet 1, 11!1 Sim- co' . N. 2nd Floor in Oshawafo 7 - 9 paim. Thursday, ý 985 ,-1Guest speaker will be Nancy Handileigh, Ex- edTt~'e iretorof' the Distress Cnr paigo Cpn Wijth Your Stes.îtrse ndviduals are welcome to at- tend. For- furîtier information cal Sandra Manuel at 728-9912. ýentre for factory closeouts and would seil merchandise such as clothing, hardware, auto accessories and household goods. Ney purchased the proper- ty in 1968 when it, along with the New Dutch, Oven Restaurant, was zoned to highway commercial by the Council of the former Township of Clarke the same year. Ney was not notified in 1976, when the property was designated "Permanent Agricultural ýReserve" with the adoption of the Durham Regional Officiai Plan. SThe intent of the officiai plan policies with respect to the establishment of new commercial uses is to direct sucis uses to urban areas and hamlets on the basis thatsuch policies discourage the establishment of urban uses in rural areas. This would protect the rural land base from further erosion. Staff recommended that thse establishsment of new comn- mercial uses outside of urban areas or on controlled access highways is not in accordance with good planning practice. Councillor Hamnre rejected thse recommendation made by staff an4 supported Ney's proposcd plan. "I'm afraid 1 can't support staff's recommendation," Hamre said, "I would be one angry lady if zoning on my prope-rty was ch anged withiout notification". Mayor ickard also ob- jected to the current zoining -I've ooked a t theland and 1 wouildn't farmf it if you gave it to me," Rickard said, adding, "I don't know who would want to build a house on the property. 1 cannot support agricultural or residential use of the proper- tye". By Jennifer Garland. Puiblic disapproval to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (M.T,C.) plan to reconstruct the 1Cobbledick/Sta- tion/Rowe Street intersection at Highway 35/115 in Orono has led the Town of Newcas- tle to retain the present in- tersection at its present loca- tion. A public forum held May 15, 1985 in the Orono Town Hall by the M.T.C. îndicated that 87.5% 'of those who at- tended preferred to leave the intersection in its present state with the Highway, 35/115 widening requiring only minor radius im- provements. The alternative scheme of- fered by the M.T.C. would be to redesign the intersec- tion, closing off a connection of Rowe and Station Streets 'to Cobbledick Street, thereby removing a di rect access from Highway 35/115 to the fair grounds and creating out-of- way traviel. Residents of the area ob- jecting to this proposaI and additinal out-of-way travel and inconvenience as reason for disapproval. The group generally felt that acceptance of this scheme wouild require an uipgrading of the local street system, with neither Cobbledick nor Church Street, the turns onto Main (Continued Page 2) Co..Un gregation honours the Haldenbys Pictured above. Grace and Saviour's Anglican Chuîrc hin RCev, Allan ýHaldenby, GÀil rono, followinig the Sunday Wood and Steve Johnsonat morig servce, pid tribue St. Savours Cnwhur on Sun- t thir retirig rector, Rev. day. Allan deb and his wife The congregaton of St. Mrs. Grace Hldenby. Rev. l--denby land Mrm Haleny ntred service to the lare Paishwich in- cluïde-s St.sa viour'C ,s ew c a sti i llage, on (Contjr,ied page 4) f