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- OorwW.klyThn~ ednesday, MaYi1,19 Fur îfwfisherman 's itacklc box TMe display of fishmng spoons John Verkuyl. are rather unusual for the Orono If fish go for vivid colours area other than of the fact that and a real wiggle these ought to they are manufatcured in Orono be sure fire lures. by Millpond Spoons owned by April 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey moved on Saturday to their home on Main Street south which they recently purchased from Mrs. Elsie Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Yeo and son moved into the apartment vacated by Mr. and Mr.s. Bailey. U.C.W. Spring Fair and Tea, Saturday, May 3rd at 2 p.m., Orono United Church. Watch for further notice. It now appears that Kindergarten will be established under the Board of Education for pre-school students throughout the area. The Orono Kindergarten is to be continued in the Orono United Church Christian Education Building and the Kindergarten is to be set up in Kirby in the old Kirby one-room school. Grade eight girls of Kirby Centennial School are holding a Tea and Fashion Show this Friday aftemnoon in the school at 2 p.m-. The Township of Clarke has not as yet appointed a Township Clerk. Seven applications were received but none carried the qualifications for the job. Mr. Tom Monahan, who has been clerk for Clarke left last Friday for his new position in northern Ontario. Mr. Henry DeWith has been again appointed acting Clerk for the Municipality at a special meeting held on Saturday evening. A Fashion Show and Tea at the Kirby Centennial School was a Most plcasing and delightful event for the many parents and friends of students who were in attendance. Individual tables were set for those in attendance and it was here that tea and cookies were served by the grade seven girls. The grade eight girls wearing apparel was provided by Armstrong's Store, Orono; Toms and Sons and Pauline's Shop, Newcastle; Mulders' and Breslins', Bowmanvile. Tenders for Oul Furnace - Tenders will be received until May 10, 1969 for the installation of a new oil furnace in the Orono Manse. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. The work to commence the last week in May or early June. Tenders to be forwarded to Mr. H. Cobbledick, Box 126, Orono, secretary of Board of Trustees of Orono United Church. April 1979 After a four hour meeting last Wednesday between the Board of Education and the CUPE representing 160 school custodians, maintenance and cafeteria workers,' talks broke off with no resolution of a contract. The Pines Senior PUblic School received a bomb threat Friday, March 3Oth. As a result, they spent their first period in Clarke's gyms while a search- was made. Fortunately, no bomb was located. Fire early Thursday morning totally destroyed t-he sugar shack at the Ganaraska Forest Centre. The fire was first noticed by resident employees at the centre at 7:30 a.m. when flames had already practically consumed the small steel building. 1Winners at the recent Fun Fair promoted by the Great Pine Ridge Kinettes were: Hazel May Monroe, quilt;, Donna Mudd, groceries; and Lyn Harrison, cake. St. Saviours Spring Salad Supper, Wednesday, May 2Ind, The Clarke Con nection (Continued from page 1) AIPOGEE produces videos for corporations mainly for training and advertising. However with associate, Robert Gardiner, Thom- son has produced two videos relating to the history of the MacDonald and Campbell Clans in Scotland. These arc available at the Clarke Connection and as we have heard from one of the MacDonald Clan they are most iinteresting. à The two men are slated to again visit Scotland this August to continue with the Clan videos selection. Filming is expected to take up to three weeks with the rest of the work in editing and other requirements being undertaken in Orono. The selection of videos also from APOGEE include "We Are The Dinosaurs". and another "Australia G'Day". John Thomson states that they have just completed filming li the Uxbridge town hall another video of "We Are The Dinosaurs" for television showing. The animation of the dinosaurs will be under- taken in the local studio. John Thomson states he has travelled the world in his work as a producer, writer and his happiest days are to be found behind the camera. 1..E. Hall, 2 sittings, 5 and 6 PM. Adults $3.75; children 12 and under $1.75; children under 5, Free. On Thursday, May lOth the uniquesounds, sights and smells of a real old fashioned, tent Circus will seep into the hearts and souls of children of ail ages in Orono as the ail new 1979 edition of the Martin and Downs Circus presenits 2 performances at 6 and 8 p.m. under the sponsorship of the local Kinsmen Club. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau dropped in for lunch last Saturday at noon at the Forum Restaurant south of Orono, while enroute from Peterborough to Hamilton. It caused quite a stir at the Restaurant and a delight for Fred and Maddolene Canceliere. THE CATERING CONNECTION SOCIAL CATERERS Our Specia/ity Family Style Roast Beef Dinner Weddings -Anniversanies -Business ]Functions Hockey- Basebait Bowling Banquets HOT - COLD - BUFFETS FRED, PATRICIA, RODNEY STORSBERGEN Box 416, Orono, Ont. LOB iMO 983-9679 PUBLIC NOTICE The Council of The Corporation of -the Town of Newcastle will be appointing two members to the Orono Arenia Community Centre Board. This appointment is for a term ending December 31, 1993. If you are a resident of the former Township of Clarke and are interested in seeking appointment to this Board, please submit your application to the Deputy Clerk prior to May 28, 1993. Application forms are available at the Clerks Department, Municipal Administrative Centre, located at the address below. eu'casWe w Marie P. Knight, A.M.C.T., CMM Deputy Clerk Town of Newcastle 40 Temperanoe Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 Date of Publication: May 16 and 26, 1993 UPDA TING YOU ON THE FINAL STEP 1H THE LANDFIL SITE SEARCH, As thse Interirn Waste Authority (IWA) moves dloser to completing Step 6, we continue to seek thse public's input and to carry out technical studies. Step 6 is the final step, leading in sumnmer, 1993 to the anniouncernent of one preferred site in Metropolitan Toronto/York Region, and one in the Regional Municipality of Durhamn. The MWA à holding Feedba<k Workshops fo updafte you on this work. Mfeiropolif an Toronto/York Region Feedbuck Workshop - Saturday, May 29 g'Newmaket) H1urn Heights Secondary Sehool, 40 Huron Heights Drive Openi House 10:00 a.rn.-12:00 p.m. Pr-esettions and Discussion,:00 p.m.-4:30 p-m. Addilional Meeting - Tuesday, lune 1 (Murklm) aramDistrict Hligh Sciool, 19 Churcis Street Pr'esenta,,litisand Discuss,'ion 7:45 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Durham Région Feedback Workshop - Saturday, May 29 tWewcastIe) St. Franicis of Assisi Elernentary School, 200 King Street East Open flouse 10:00 arn.-12:00 pi. Presenitations and Discussion 1:00 p.m.-4:30 pifi. Additioriul Moeetig - Mendy, May 31 (Pickerig) Duinbarto-n Higli Scisool, 655 Sheppard Avenue East Open flouse 5:30 p.mý-7:30 p.m. Presentations and Discussion 7:45 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Dunng the Open buse: UJ View displays showing preliminary mapping of Step 6 work to date and ask questions of the IWA and technical specialists Presentation ad Disoession Topioe 0 Proposed revisions to Step 6 criteria, based on input from the >public and government agencies; and J Preliinariy alternativýe haul routes; prelu*m'inary plans for landfil site design; anidpriiay impact study zones Forf -c- fr erdalçand 1to register, calivour Publc 'Iformaiétion Office at 1i-800-463)-84f84 (Metr[1o/lr)or 1-800 66]1 9294 (Durham). Pour de plus amples renseignements en fran çais, appeler le bureau d'information de l'Office au numéro 1-800-463-8484 (MetrolYork) ou 1-800-661-9294 (Durham). Interim Xiste Authioxity Linnted dennisdesdfhd. 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