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8-Qrono Weeklv Times. WednesdaV. November 20, 1985 A tremendous show J ___________________..-______ The Doll Show held at the hibit which was housed nthe room reating a tine v ai Orono Showcase overte upper room of the Showcasertaspec for the show. past week-end created con- Not only were the dolis and The above doll dates back siderable interest with the toys and excellent howing in oamoshe mid 0s, was general public and could only tee sut theywere ii valued at $35000 and wasin be classed as an excellent ex- arranged thoug u Ie excellent condition. ----------------------------------------------------- Durham Recycling Centre is expanding its services into the villages of Newcastle, Orono, and Hampton. Drop off depots for recyclables are now located in each com- munity. In Newcastle, the depot is situated in the park- ing lot of the Fire Hall; in Oronò at the Town of Newcastle's Works Yard at Taunton and 115; and in Hampton at the Town of Newcastle's Works Yard at Taunton and Old Scugog Road. The material should be prepared as follows: 1. Tin Cans - rinse, remove label, both ends and flatten. 2. Pop Cans - as is 3. Bottles & Jars - clear, green, amber - rinse, and remove metal caps, rings, foil, and lead. 4. Newspapers - secure them in bundles or bags. Do not add magazines, card- board, plastic, catalogues. The Orono Depot is open Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. for your sincere support and efforts during my recent campaign. Congratulations to Mayor Winters Elect and the other successful candidates. GARNET B. RICKARD Astronomist to discuss Halley's Comet The 1985-86 Durham Science Lecture Series will continue on Thursday, November 28, 1985 with featured speaker Dr. C. T. Bolton. Bolton is Professor of Astronomy at the Univer- sity of Toronto, and Associate Director of the David Dunlap Observatory. He will discuss Halley's Com- et. In his talk, Dr. Bolton will present historical observa- tions and ideas about cornets, including their supposed in- fluence on human events, and the space missions to Comet Halley. He will com- ment on the prospects that Comet Halley will provide fundamental answers to the fundamental questions about the nature of comets, and the origin of the solar system. Dr. Bolton has specialized in spectroscopic observations of massive binary and variable stars to determine their fundamental properties and study their evolulion. In 1978, he was elected to Fellowship in the Royal Society of Canada in recogni- tion of his contribution to the discovery of the first blackhole, and his work on the properties of massive stars and peculiar composi- Sam Cureatz (Continued from page 6) White, I do not think an in- ternal working group within the provincial public service will do the job I think needs to be done. New technologies are shak- ing up the job market. People are concerned about their jobs and contractors and job- bers are concerned about future business. A select com- mittee of the Legislature could study this issue fully in the public eye - raisin- con- cerns and hearing a variety of views. This exercise would be a good education, not only for MPP's, but for the public in this important issue. I hope the Minister will change his mind and authorize the creation of a select committee to look into technology and the workplace. The Minister of Citizenship and Culture bas launched a new volunteer award pro- gram to say a public thank you to the many hardworking Ontario volunteers, organiza- tions and businesses who have helped to enrich the lives of their communities and fellow citizens. Nominations for the volunteer service awards and forms may be ob- tained by contacting Marilyn Branch who is the Co- ordinator of the program at 416 (965-7505). There is a deadline of mid-December so those interested in nominating eligible volunteers should ensure their forms are submitted in time. tions. This lecture starts at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 28, 1985, in the Durham College Lecture Theatre. Following his talk, Dr. Bolton will answer ques- tions from the audience after which they will be invited to join him for coffee and other light refreshments. The Durham Science Lec- ture Series, now in its eighth year, is jointly sponsored by Durhan College and the Durham Board of Education. It serves as a professional development vehicle for their teachers, enrichment for their students, and a service to the rest of the community. Everyone is welcome.. There isno admission charge. E.& CLARK E HIGH SC HOOL Parent's Night Come out and meet the teachers Wed., November 27 7:00 to 9:30 To the electors in the Town of Newcastle It is with deep appreciation that I say "Thank You" to the electors in the Town of Newcastle who again sup- ported me as a commis- sioner for the Newcastle Hydro Electric Commission. lt will be my endeavour to serve you well. Harvey Partner PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS Citizen of the Year The "Citizen of the Year" awards will be an- nounced and presented to the recipients at a public reception on Wednesday evening, Nçvember 27th, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lions Centre, Beech Avenue, Bowmanville, On- tario. Everyone is invited to attend this reception which'is sponsored by Council. GARNET B. RICKARD, C.M. Mayor Date of Publication November 20th, 1985 PO. No. 0812 SANTA'S BACK Reflections Main St., Orono Recycling depot set for Orono Village