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InIpiLI(r fnm-rTADUfl îAIE -nfAV . A a. 1991QQ Vol. 55, No. 14 UK N U IA IU LUrr-UM , I*..1.s* ï -, I A local young budding enterpreneur Local'Kinsmen host annual Bike-A-Thon On Saturday, June 1lst, from the hours of 9 a.m. to' 4 p.m., the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen will be holding at the Clarke H-igh School, their 2nd Annual Bike-A-Thon and Roadeo. Five primary schools (Kirby, Orono, St. Francis of Assisi,. Newcastle and Newtonville) will be taking part. The main purpose of the event, is ta promote bicycle safety. ail entrants must go through a bicycle safety inspection, try their abilities on a skill testing course, then enter onto the Bike-a-thon track which is laid out on the tie students will drive around (for a maximum 100 laps) ta generate money from the pledges they have collected. Seventy-five per cent of the proceeds will be returned ta the student's respected schools for them to use as they see fît. The remaining twenty-five per cent will go back ta the, Kinsmen, so we may continue serving thde comniunity. During the event, ail entrants receive a prize plus spot prizes are given out throughout the day. Prizes, including 4 bicycles for highest (Continued page 16) Newcastle's Beaver St to be reconstructed Young Allan Lee of Orono North Shaun Hentig, both of the Village. The hot ticket today states Alan is making waves ini the business It's the business of selling and is Lindros with the Oshawa world of lae at Harpars Bazaar i trading sports cards in which alan Generals. Downtown Orono, and above tries takes great delight and certainly Prices for commnons down to 5 for a deal with Bret Maartense and bas the gift of gab of a salesman. cents currently. GM McLaugm-hlin Bîay Wi*ldlife 'Re-usel.re An initial report was received by councillors on Monday relating ta the recommendatians of the Greaier Toronto Waterfroni and recent follow-ups enîitled "The Waterfroni Trail: First Sîeps from Concept ta Reality". This initial report proposes the best possible alignment for the Waterfrant Trail and its associated greenway. It is noted that it mnay well take several decades ta complete but that an interim alignment could be completed within the next two ta three years. i calîs for a greai effort ta keep along the waterfronl but this could be lefita avoid sensitive areas or ta take advantage of cultural or historic sites of interest. Happenings. CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTATION Clarke 111gb School Draina Club presents "The Encbanted" by Jea Giraudoux, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 9, 10, and 11lith at 8:00 p.m. in ihe auditorium. Admission $5 .00. For tickets cal 987-4771. SAGA PRESENTS COYOTE S.A.G.A. (Save the Ganaraska Again) will be presenting Bemnie Martin in Coyote, Saturday, May 11lii 8 p.m. at the Orono Town Hall. Ail proceeds ta SAGA. For advance tickets call 983-5393 or 983-5188. Tickets may be purchassed at the door. SAGA FUNDRAISER WINNER The winner of the gallon of Maple Syrup, drawn at dhe Home Show on Sarurday, May 4th donaied by Stan Barber, was Liz Sullivani of R.R.1, Newtonville. DRAW WINNER AT HOME SHIOW At the Home Show Saiurday, May 4th, Orono Town Hall, Mytle Reid, Orono won the draw for the fruit basket. TOWN HALL EUCHRE RESULTS Tne Orono Town Hall euchre resuits for Wednesday, May lis were: High scores Kaihy Mitchell, Aleck Moffat and Hilda Caswell each with 78; Paul Mucka with 75; Don Thompsan and Marion Sears each with 74. Low score Ray Staples. Draw winners were: Joyce Cowan; Marg Todd; Thelma Vagg; Marie Couroux; Gladys Greenwood; Art Bedwin; Edgar Milîson and Charlie Stapleton. Cards are held every Wednesday night beginning ai 8 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. The trail, when completed is expected to link 34 major parks, 74 waterfront parks along with 40 sign ificant natural habitats and 25 marinas. in areas of undeveloped lanids it is recomniended that the waierfront corridor be at least 100 metres wide. Tbey propose a (Conti nued page 16) Workal-to0 start on Woodsz WaIk- A meeting was held last week at the Orono Woods Walk Park site west of the Orono downtown attended by the local committee and members of the Community Service departîment Of the Town of Newcastle, The work ta be undertaken in the firsi stage of the project was outlined ta the local comniitlee. It mainly involves a pathway fromn the entrance of the Senior Citizens' Lodge with Station Street through the park area ta the extension of Sabre Strect at Main Street. Pro Lawn Landscaping of Orono bas been awarded the contract for the work ta be undertaken. It is expected that the work will commence within a, week or two of the meeting. The work will also include drainage required for the pathway and a crossing over the creek. Debris in the area is ta be remnoved. A major reconstruction of Beaver Street in the Village of Newcastle is to be undertaken.this year from Hwy. 401 north to King Street, (Hwy. 2). In the 1991 budget it was intended, due to lack of sufficient funds, ta undertake the project between Edward Street and Hïwy. announceti supplementary subsidy by Gord Milîs, M.P.P. Durham East, to the Town of $250,000 placed the Town in the position ta complete the projýect up to King Street. The supplemnentary of $250,000 was a portion of (Continued page 17) Recognizing Nurse's week Mayor Marie Hubbard on Monday presented the Town's proclamation declaring the week of May 6th Nursing Week in Newcastle. The preseniation was miade ta Mrs. Chis Kooy, director of Nursinig at Memnorial Hospital. Earlier i the day the medical staff at Memorial had presenteci ailthei nurses wih a corsage. At the presentation Mayor Hubbard spoke of the cominitineni of the nursing staff at Memorial and said it was a priveleg ta be present on this occasion. .- -- Là- ..