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........... rot Wet.,,. ty Tïmes 45e Inc. G.S.T. Servinq Orono, Newcastle, Newtonville, Kendal, Starkville ............. ................. .......... ... ........ .. .... ..... ................................... .......... . ORONO, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1991 Orono Girl Guides celebrate SOth Anniversary Orono Guiding was front right were served to some onie hundred Above cutting the cake are Joan and centre on Sunday with the who wee in attendance fromii far and Ellioti Allun, Ruth Grady, celebration of the 50th Anniversary near. It was a time for a retinion for Merle Gilbart, Marilyn Barrabali, al of guiding in the Village. many of the visitors. very much involved in Orono The event was held at the Orono Memorabilia was on display of guiding down through the years. Town Hall where tea and cookies guiding down through the years. No w)new asesfol-r resi£4de,.nts aland"' lmeeàpting i n Oronopu There were no new answers at an Orono meeting last Tuesday whicli was attended by some 80 area residents over a Durhiam only dump wliicli is currently under study. The meeting was sponsored by the No Ganaraska Dump comnmittee wlio lad invited representatives of M.M. Dillon and the Interim Waste Autliority whicli were present to outlîne the process now being followed. The meeting was cliaired by Elva Reid, Harvey Thompson and Helen MacDonald. It was pointed out by a Dillon representative that tliey could not reveal al the facts but would outline tlie process and answer those question that they could. The speakers supported tlie current process in the selection as a more adequate process and mhat it was consistant with the requirements of the Environmental Assessment Act. "The process is out in the open", it was stated. There were no guarantees that it couldn't be ont lands in tlie Oak Ridges Moraine and it was further pointed out that the province liad yet to set sucli boundaries for the Oak Ridges Moraine.* It was admitted that tlie Ministry of Natural resources bas put a freeze on tlie Moraine but no one seemns sure wliat the area covers. 1Ini explaining the process it was stated that a long list of sites are to be announced in November 1991. In February of 1992 a short list of five sites from the 20 somte on the long list are to be announced. The preferred site is to be namned in. August of 1992 witli an Environmental Assessanent being subrnitted in March of 1993.ý Mosport Park proceeding with legail action ý A legal proceeding lias1 commenced 'by Mosport1 Limited i n the Ontario Coui Justice (General Division) agi the Town of Newcastle, mer of council and a numbei members of staff. The proceedings have resi out of dealings between the'T of Newcastle and Truly Ama Productions concerning a m concert Truly Amazing intended to promote at Mos Park on August 3 to 6, 1990. concert was finally movei another location. Ini the counter dlaim submnitt the Ontario Court of Justice, November lst,' 1991, Mosport Limited as Plainrtiff Counterclaim declares that the use zoning of Mosport Pai against Town been "general entertainment, amusement Park and recreational. rt of Mosport also makes dlaim that ainst by-law 78-50, as amended, is nbers invalid and unenforceable; and r of makes the same declaration of by- law 91-56. ;ulted Mosport makes dlaim for $5 rown million for conspiracy to injure and azing further dlaims punitive and ruisic exemplary damages against the had defendants, Town of Newcastle, ýsport councillors and staff members, in LThe the amount of $1 million. -d to Mosport further dlaims an interlocutory and permanent ted to injunction restraining the defendants to the counterclaim from tPark harassing Mosport or interfering by witli Mosports lawful use and eland enjoyment of Mosport Park. .rk is (Continued page 4) The Ontario Municipal Board lias ruled against tlie developmaent of a Gas Station, which had been proposed by Mario Veltri and given approval by the T'own of Newcastle for KendaL. it lias been the intent of Veltri to construct the station on tlie corner of the Kendal-Newtonvlle Road witli that of County Road 9. With objection by Save The Ganaraska Again (SAGA) committee and other area citizens the proposed, developed went to tie Ontario Municipal Board whiclx held hearings earlier,.this year. C.M. Millar, cliairman of the hearing, in lier decision stated that it wasrnot necessary to address the issues of ail parties, for and against, because of a section in the old Regional Official plan and more stringent regulations contained in the new Regional Official Plan. She did say that many of tlie issues- raised by the various parties were important but liowever in liglit of the facitlihat tlie application was dealt a death blow by the lack of uLs conformity with the Officiai Plan the Board found il not necessary to review other views any further. The cliairman said that therefore the Board allows the appeal and directs council of the Town of Newcastle to repeal by-law 89-103 and dite Board so orders. It would appear that tlie new officiai plan of Durhiam includes the area ini the- Oak Ridges Moraine. In fact the Officiai Plan shows a greater area in the Moraine than does the provincial plan. I addition the new Officiai Plan would require an Officiai Plan axnendmnent whicli is not allowed for a gas station. (Continued page 4) Littie goblins at Orono Play Group party Mathew Baxter, Benjamin Group Hallowe'en party last a.m. The group now lias an MeKelvie and Brian Speek week.1 enrolinent of some 33 children, many took time out of drawing and The group meets Mondays, wlio have just moved into the painting to pose for the Wednesdays, and Fridays at mhe community. camnera at the Oronio Play Orono Town Hall from 9:30 to 11 Vol. 55, No. 39 No gas station for Kendal states Municipal Board Happenings.. TOWN HALL EUCHRE, RESULTS The Orono Town Hall Euchre results for October 30th witli 113 tables in play were: High scores Aleck Moffat' 92; Jean Allen 88; Robin Alldrcd 80; Bonny Rahm 79 and Marie Couroux 77. Low score was Tom Wilson. Draw winners were: Gladys Greenwood, Debby Green, Myrtie Alldred, Jean Jillison, Clare Mueleman, and Myrtle Wood. Euchrc is hld every Wedniesday night beginning at 8 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. EPILEPSY DURHAM MONTHLY MEETING Epilepsy Durham Region will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday, November 12, 7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Centre, 109 Coîborne Street W., Oshawa. The guest speaker wili be Nutritionist, Miily Ryan-Harshman fromn Oshawa Public Healtli. Elections will also be heid, so ius vcry important that ail members attend Ito cast thcirvote for 1992 Board of Directors. Ail arc wclcome to attend. For furthcr information cali 436-3152. This is a non-profit sclf-help group.î FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES ANNUAL, MEETING 'Mc Durham Association for Family Respite Services would like Io weicome ail intcrested community members to attend its Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, November 12, 9:15 p.m. at the Michael Starr Building iin Oshawa. To be cligible to vote membcrship is rcquircd and may bc purchased in advance at the Association office, 209 Dunldas St. E., Suite 304, Whitby, 668-3812. Agenda Municipal Election, 'Tuesday, Nov. 12 - Poils Open 10 to 8