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4t Horticultural F/o wer Show Recycling depot set to, service Orono The, Town's general pur- pos,ý commiittee has recomn- mended that Durhamn Recyl- ing Ltd. establi.sh a recylclinig depot both in the Village Of Orono and thelae of Newîcastle, Through a public wvorks report the department stated Durham Recycling bias two bin installations which could be located in the twvo villages. The report recommendied either the fire station or the Town's public wýorks depot as thec possible sites. Counic. Hamre suggestedl the Orono site be the works depot off Taunton Road as the fire hall site could cause concerni to nearby residents. Aniother site to be explored for the Orono location would incIiude the Regional Public wrssite on the north side of Taunton Road with the in- tersection of Main Street Orono. Ron Duipuis, director of public wvorks, reported that recycling in the Town was proving to be a viable opera- tion and t hat it wasý desireable to expand the operation. The Orono and Newcastle S. .nnlt±niii.u pacré.Il Hmamre again bids for regional seat The Orono Horticulural United Church. speaker whose toplc was DeJonge. Society held their annual fal Pictured above is Mrs. african Violets, Mrs. Isabile There were 62 exhibits in flower and vegetab1e show 'Minnie Zegers winner of the Challice and constant winner the show by eleven ex- last Thursday evening in the most points in the show, Mrs. at the show as well as Cory hibitors. basemnent of the Orono Bare of Bowmnarville gues;t PubIished Every Wednesday Orono W'eekly Times, Wednesday, October 9, 1985 As a result of the recent annual meeting of the Orono Home and School Club a fuIl slate of bias been elected to serve for tbe comning school year. The meeting was held oni Septem-ber l7tbh ithe Orono Public School. Tbe Home and Scbool Club is now embharking on a fund raising programi to pur- chase computer equipmient for the public scbool. The group is selling cookies with a milk coupon rjefun- dable at Beckers. PlanIs are also underway for the fouriin annual bQok fair being hl at the- school on Decernrber l 2th and l3th. Tbe local group is looking for help for the hot lunch, committee and those in- terested in assisting sbould cali Wendy Roy. <The following officers bave been elected to the Home and Scbool Club. WVendy Roy, president. L-ina Shetler, Vice-pres. Ur-sula Fletcher, Treasurer Sandy Wallace, Secretary Directorsý: Donna Scott, Anni Fox, KathyuýL Stapleton, JuIdy Lawrence, Jillian Stubbs, Coleen Fluke and Bette S;iwyer. Requests meeting with regional police, Following a report to Town of Newcastle council members by the clerk, David W., Oakes, concerning by-law enforcement in the Town, Counc. Diane Hamnre called for a meeting between members of counicil and the Regional Police. The clerk reported, -upon request from a former com- mittee meeting, that parking by-law regulations were en- forced bv the Town's parking (Continued page 2) Diane Hamre of Orono an- nounced last week that she is seek i ng re-election as Regional Councillor for Ward Three in the November l2th elections for the Town of Newcastle. The rncumbent has held the position for the past five years. For the past three years she bas been chairmnan of Duirhamn Region Healtb and Social Services committee as well as carrying out bier duties in other areas as wvell as a local councillor. She said she believes in listening to people and then taking positive action to resolve their concerns. Also, she said, she believe in a team approach and dlaims to bave had tbe ability to work witb people providing a strong voice for the *Town of Newcastle. Diane Hamre looks to ac- complishments over the past five' years listing major rehabilitation to the area business areasas well as im- proved funding for the libraries and museums. She points to improved maintenance to ail town own- ed facilities and town parks and the upgrading of the tire department equipmnent as well as the building of a new fire station in Orono. The regional candidate speaks of improvements in the level of road construc- tion, ditching and road sign- ing as well as a new program of sidewalk repairs. Included is co-operation with downtown business areas, commfunity centres and arenas. She speaks of im- proved town promotions and the provision of assistance to recreation 'programs throughout the town. Diane Hamre points to a recycling program and an. energy conservation prograrn now in effect. She states town taxes have (Continued page 8) -Destroy Orono soccer goals DRAW WINNERS ADHOD Services of Oshawa recently held a draw on September 23, 1985. Ail proceeds from this fund-raising event went to ADHOD Services, an organization which provides ser- vices to developmentally handicapped adults and cbildren in this community. The prize winners are as follows: Ist Prize: Quilt - Mis. Bey Mulder, Port Perry, Ont, Ticket No. 049. 2nd Prize: Wôoden Cannister set and Woodeni Breadi Box - Mrs. Sharyn Ouiellette,, Oshawa, Ont. Ticket No. 392. k 3rd Prize: Lounge Chair - Mrs. Lola Kennedy, Orono, Ont. Ticket No. 164. CARD) pARTIES ATr TIOWN HALLI Card Parties start thisý Wednesday, October 9t" at the Or-ono Tfownj Hal Thie next card pairty wý,ill bc O)ctob)er !3. The card paries mil b-e held the 2nd and 4th elnedyso each rnjonth ail 8:00) p.m. in the Towný Hall CLARKE HIGIT SCHOOL1 MEETING' The Clrk iigh School Parens & Teachers group are ¾~4olcinga meecting on. Tuesday, October l5th at 7:00 p.m.-. to discuss topics for the Parent-Teacher group to pursue for the coming year. Parents and teachers are invited to come with ý'ieir ideas for another stimulating year. Over the pasti week-end tbe The goal pss eebroken donated to the Orono Orono Soccer pitch goals aýI off fromn their base which will Athletic tbrough a donation the Orono Public School require re-welding before of the Great Pineridge grounds were senselessly van- next season's use. Kinsmen at acost of close to dalized by unknown persons. The goal equipment was $2700.00. Eal Taylor and Gord Lowery, above, d ismantle the equip~ment to be repair'ed anfd stored for the winter. t, ,~ t, Wendy Roy heads Home and Sehool'