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. 5 t - - >,' :ý' - tee . k :1ý-. .- - 1 !sentation to Guides proposed bus service nber 1, 1990 K.C.s of K.C.s Esso presenting a cheque for camp, which is held annually at wy. 35/115 held a for $86.56 to Pamela Werry Guide the Allun Farmn. Isi Orono Guides. Leader, along with Guides The Guides and Leaders would old, Esse donated 2 Stephanie Birkett and Kelly O'Neil. like to thank Mrs. Coathans, ber rud opn.The money wilI eusdt staff and ail who supported us by )ove is Chris Coatham purchase a Coleman Propane Stove buying gas. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 19, 1990 Town wants control of further Port Glranby study plan The Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB), a body responsible for the licencixg of mantenan~e of the Port Granby Low Level Waste site, met in Bowmanville last Thursday evening when extension of the licence was discussed. The Board received a staff report at the Bowmanville meeting as well as a lengthy report from the Town and comments fromn area citizens. It aise received a report from an officiai of the federal Siting Task Force. Following lte Bowmanville meeting the Board reconvened in Oshawa on Friday morning when it postponed any decision on the extension of lte licence which expires at the end of 1990. A decision is expected sometime this week, following a review of comments made at the Bowmanville meeting. The AECB staff report submnitted to th:e Board in Bowmanvilie stated that some il inspections of the Port Granby waste site had been made since April of 1989. It stated that the bluffs had been stabilized and thai erosion had been siopped. The su1bmission also stated that there had been one major overflow at the site into the lake thaï the impact on the lake would be insignificant. The report aise pointed to the fact that waste had been found buried outside of then existing fences but with the moving of te fences ail waste was now contained within the fencing. hi lias been determined by staff that the site is being eperated and maintainied in a responsible manner and, in the short term, there is ne titreat of waste reaching the lake. Staff recominended an extension te lte licence for a twe year period. A representative of the federal Siting Task Force outiined the process of finding a sitable permanent waste site through a ce- operative process with willing municipalities. It was staled that there was a need for real public Hlappienings. NO PAPER NEXT WEEK The Orono Times will not be publishing nexi weelc due te Ciiristmnas falling on Tuesday. Nexi issue January 2nd. We hope this mneets with your approval and do have a Merry Christmas. Don'î forget mest subscription are du. Save with your renewal before the end of the year. TWO POINTS 0F INTK1REST IN ORO'NO MacGregor's Auction is holding a Boxing Day Sports Collectables and Memorabilia Auction in the Orono Town Hall. Many interesiing items up for sale. Viewing at (9 a.m. with sale starting at il a.m.) And then the Durham County Farmers'Co-op is holding their annual pre-inventoxy sale December 27,28, 29. A new twist for discounts wil have you playing air bail discounts ranging from 2 te, 100 percent. ORONO SR. CEES HOLD CAR» PARTY The Oroneo Sr. Cees card party followed a pot-luck dinner on Deccmbcr i 3th. Playing 8 gaines the winners were: Bemnice Pantner with 66; Gladys Grccnwood with 63; Annie Fisher adn Reg Eiliott ecd with 61, Low core was Rutht Grady. Bingo Prize Bernice Partiner. January 10, 1991 is di etcard parîy. involvement i the proeess. It was noted hat PortlHopeanoi Newcastle 'had comieîed P-hase Three of the process and that a decision cf the federal cabinet is (- (Ccntinued page 2) - V A commuter rail group who have been flghting for the retum of the Peterborough to Toronto train service along with other train services in Lhe area are calling for Bob Rae to cail off bis proposed bus ser-vice. The bus service, proposed by the Rae goverument, is to service Peterborough and Durham Region with transportation into Toronto Lýhrough a connection with GO rail at Whitby or Oshawa. The train group sbay it is a waste of money which could be spent better in other areas. Paul Pagnuelo who heads up the group states that people just won't use the bus service. Hie refers to other attemrpts for such a service and which he claims have ail failed. Pagnuelo said he is flot opposed to bus service for General Motors but that to try to extend the service to Toronto is flot possible. Pagnuelo also slammed seven area NDP M.PP.s who did flot show up for a recent meeting held in Ashburn when the bus service was discussed. t was stated that the M.P.P.s had been told of the meeting on two phone calîs. Pagnuelo saîd the old VI A sriebetween Peterborough and Toronto was hampered withI poor equjipmient that was placed'ie service for the ran. One NDP member stated that with late legislature meetings it was impossible for local members to be present. The NDP plan was supported in that it was flot as costly as providing train service which could be a possibility SOmnetÎme in the future. BowD nile student conference An 18-year old Bowmanville High School sîudenr, Jennifer Laing, who predicts a world with global communities in the next Century is one of 10 Ontarie students seiected te participate in an historic dialogue with Soviet student ibis corning February. Jennifer Laing is the daughter of Hugli and Susan Laing of Bowvmanville. She is a Grade 12 honour student and is beingpartof aYork UnIWýerýJty Confeiènce called "Glasnot and the Global Village" which is being held between participant February l9th and 22nd. Tne event is being sponsored by the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation of which Jim Head is president. Head states that Jennifer's grasp of world issues and problemns impressed the OSSTF judges who chose ber from amnong 77 other students. "Jennifer's articulat e paper should be required reading for anyone who is woried about this generation,r" hoesaid. T1he a-pplicans for te conferencew&i requred to wriie responses to seven questions (Continued page 2) Candle,Candle Burning Bright like the Shining Christmas Star Tonight t -t 'Esso on1 Tankful fc Every litre cents to the Pictured Eiob PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY 1 mi