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16-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 12, 1991 Shieila Brooks, President of Cadet organization over the past the Bowmianville Brancb of thie ten years. Brooks waS assisted in Navy League, presents a certificate thie presentation by Rae to Stan Dunni for the time and Abernathy, aniother consistant assistance he bas provided the Sea volunteer for the group. Orono Tree Nurserq Lynn Farintosh, Vegetative Propagation Forester, at the Orono Tree Nursery exhibit at the Environmental Fair explains 10 an inquisitive family group the growing of trees at the nursery both in the field and in the Trees play a big part in the environment and at another booth young seedlings were being given away for planting on the recipients property. John Madger, (Right), recycling and composting. The chairman of the No Ganaraska committee sprang up following Dump Committee, mans the announcement of a dump site committee bootb which has taken investigation nortb-east of Orono a positive approach to the between the Sixth and Seventh line reduction of garbage tbrough roads. Counc. Stapleton plugs lf or Ne wtonville speed limit cut Counc. Stapleton at Monday's council meeting came out in ful support of a petition received from residents of Newtonville calling for the lowering of the speed limnit onHgbay 2. The petition called for a speed limit of 50 km ramher than the present 60 kmn. The petition refers to speedinig onthe higbway and the possible loss of life if t continues. Counc. Stapleton said it was a serious situation and a most valid request. He pointed out that a lot of people had to cross the highway to school. 2000 plus attended Environmental Fair For mhe possible 2000 plus who attended mhe Enviromnental Fair in the Bowmanville Recreation complex last Sunday it had to be an unique experience delving through some 50 displays with each baving an environmental connotation of one formi or another. Volunteer groups were out in force alo ng -with commercial presentations all relating te the protection of the environment or theý use of environmentally safe products. t was apparent that it was a family venture with parents and the kids ail finding something of interest and something to bold for the future. Tbe various booths wîth their themes were well displayed provîding pertinent printed and verbal information for the many inquisitive minds, both young and old. The Environmental Fair was a class act and according to Helen MacDonald, one of tbe main organizers, it is an unique event for Ontario. MacDonald hopes the fair becomes an aninual event wbere grass root organizations, as well as governments, 'industry and commercial enterprises can point out what they are doing to protect the envirorunent. "The fair", she said, "bas been a wonderful success". A somnewhat understatement. t was pointed out by tbe organizer that exhibitors were greatiy impressed wim mte relevant questions being asked, botb simple and complex and also with the interest shown by mhe entire famîly. MacDonald commented, "people are no longer si tting on tbe fringe of environmental issues." If one should ask just what the Environmental Fair offered the answer would have to be - just about everytbing in the context of the environment as well as entertainment by the Raging Grannies and free draws.' Demonstrations of composting, the use of red worms for composting which can bc, kept right in the bouse, rainforest candy, free trees for planting, information on the Oak Ridges Moraine, gaines, puzzles and activities for the children, the serving ýof tea and muffins in tme Green tearoom and an abundance of information fromn energy conservation Io volunteering with a number.of grass root orgafizations with environmental concems. The day was sponsored by Environment Canada, Town of Newcastle, Committee of Clarke Constituents, No Ganaraska Dump committee, Port Granby-Newcastle Environmental committee and Save mhe Ganaraska Again organization. "I hope counceil gives this request their full support," be sa1id. Public Works is to see what can be done and to report back to counicil. 50 FOSTER CREEK NEWCASTLE SJUST LISTED! Bowmanvllle $131 ,900 ISpacious bunglaow on a huge Updated 3 bedroom semi on a deeàp country lot - Millbrook. Terrific lot -oentral Bowmanvile. value at. $127,900 $98,900 This spacious bungalow in the 8.7 acre fully fenoed hobbytfarm with vilage of Orono cornes with an over custom home, four stail barn and 2 acre lot, woods and stream. more. $279,900 $194,900 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THÈSE PROPERTIES OR A FREE MARKET EVALUATION.0F YOUR HOME PLEASE CALL ME: SaIIly Staples 623-600 ASSOCIATE BROKER RE/MAX COI3NERSTONE Bowmanville and Area