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16-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 8, 1991 Grundy Country Upholsterf'ng Bryon Grundy of Grundy's Country Upholstery makes a point on conservation and the restoration of furniture through reupholstering. "It's a benefit to the environment and just as good as new states Bryon. He States there is a lot of interest in restoring chairs and chesterfields at this time. A showing of wallpapers Owen Taylor representing Rolph Hardware at the Home show had lots of samples of Waterfront trail (Continued from page 1) number of green nodes. -As to green nodes three are suggested in the Town of Newcastle located at the mnouth of the Wilmot Creek, at Bond head bluffs and at the Newcastle-Hope boundary at the lakefront. It is stated that the province is committed to assist but as yet this has not been established nor committed in the purchase of property. The report calîs for support from private ]and owners. The report suggests that the local municipalities, with conservation authorities, with provincial assi stance, be responsib le for' the actual construction and maîntainance of the waterfront trail. It is interesting that Newcastle has the longest waterfro ntarea of any municipality, 31 kilometers and has virtually the smallest length under publicly accessible shoreline. Most of the public lands is in D arlington of which most of it is containied in the Darlington provincial park. The planning department see a major task ahead for Newcastle just to secure significant land parcels, let alone develop the trail that has been envisaged by the overail plan. It is pointed out that that there is plenty of opportunity to make provis ions for the trail during future planning of the lakefront area as developers corne forth for proposai agreements. A number of suggestions have been proposed for the Town of Newcastle. Included i s a walking/biking trail along the hydro corridor east fromn Darlington Generatîng Station to the Bowmaniville harbour. Thnen to proceed wih conanections between existing roadways past Port Darlington to the Wilmot Creek community . To establish 'a trail and bridge connection over the Wilmot Creek as well as a hiking trail along the Bond head Bluffs south of the railways lines from Stevenson Road eastward and frnally to a cquire some of Cameco wallpaper ready to show and he was ready to seil paint as well. lands along the waterfront and in the wooded valley along the Newcastle-Hope Township boundary. jKinsmen Bike-A- Thon (Continued from page 1) pledges collected, and trophies and mnedallions for driving abilities will be presented at the schools at a later date. This event is being held in conjunction with Canada Fitweek and Newcastle's Heritage Week celebrations. Last years Bike-a-thon was a huge success, with the children and adults alike, having a great trne. It took approximtely 1 to 2 hours for the studelit to complete the course with ail grade levels from grade 8 and down welcome (even training wheels are acceptable). There's going to be several activities going on to keep you entertained, including: * A large yard sale (if your interested in setting up a table, theres only a $10.00 charge) * clowns * childrens tractor pull * a road course for childrens remote control cars * a dunk tank * music by Disc Jockey "Yellow Jacket"* food and drink * and more. So please support the Kinsmen, your school, and especially the children, and corne join us for whats sure to be a fun and exciting day. For information and booking a spot for the yard sale phone Dan Stacheruk, Project Chairman, 983- 9540. Oulette speaks to students on Canada's constitution Montreal Liberal MP Andre Quellet received an enithusiastic response from students of St. Mary's Secondary School, Cobourg last week when hie said he was a Canadian not a Quebecer and further stated hie wanted to give his four children Caniada, not Quebec. "You own Quebec as mnuch as I own Ontario", he said, the entire country belong to ail of us. Quellet, a federal liberal representative on the Belanger- Campeau commission submitted a dissenting opinion to its recent report which cls for a Quelbec referendumu by 1992 if Canada does not meet the conditions setforth i the commnissions' report. Student questions referred to what could happen if Quebec separates to which Quellet said there would be many contentious issues as to the sharing of the federal debt, possibly the setting of boundaries for the province and he also spoke of the possibility of violence on both sides. "We live in a world where unfortunately it is to easy to acquire arns The speaker did suggest more power be given to Quebec because Quebeocers do feel more comfortable with their provincial governiment ilian that of the federal govermment. Michel Legere, the Mayor of Hull, is also to speak to the student body later tis ionth. Harwood native at new post Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in his recent cabinet shuffle placed a Harwood-born womnan into the newly created post of Minister of State (Environment). Pauline Browes of Scarborough Centre is the daughter of Earl and Clara Drope of Harwood. Biossorns for Mom.,,, Just cali or visit us today to Or the FTD send Mom Spring thessoms Bouqet~ the FTD®BGaqet & Bows'. 4~ Bouquet.~.~ APPLE BLO We Don't Just Speciaiize We deliver to Newtonville, Oshawa and Pontypool and places inbetween And we'll make a contribution to your local CMN hospital for children. Mother's Day is Sunday, May 12. SSOM SHO-iP We Make EVERY Order Special 983-9155 ~TM Trdemarks of FTD ' 1990 FTL. *Hegstered tradeMra*01 Ch~idrens MraCe Networ,' How can Yu THE ENVIRONMvENT FAIR SUN DAY, MAY 26, 1991 at the BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX N/W corner of Waverley Road and Hwy. #2 10:00 a.m. ta 5:00 p.m. Watch next week's local papers for detafls. kE TMO