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ý!LII U V il Vol. 58, No. 12 ORONO, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30,1994 Ail about surface tension at Orono Public ..........................Wt Newtonvile sewer to allow development In a letter from Mario Veltri of Veltri and Sons Corporation to Clarington council it is suggested that consideration be given to the installation of sanitary sewers in Newtonville. Mr. Veltri suggests that the project be financed through the Ontario/Canada Infrastructure plan. He said a joint effort of al three levels of governrnent could bring sanitary sewers to Newtonvile a reality. Mr. Veltri further states that he along with other developers invested huge ýsums of money in Newtonville. He states he invested some $700,000 te assist, in bringing municipal water 10, Newtonville. "I have had 10 sit back without any benefit or development of my land because provincial guidelines will net now allow any development unless the lot size is no less than 2 acres." Mr. Veltri said this guideline is flot acceptable economically. Mayor Harare said the letter should bc directed to the Region of Durhamn who have jurisdiction over water and sewers. She also said that MU. Veltri and other developers who owned land in Newtonville did provide funding te bring water te Newtonville. She said that since that time the province has changed the size of lots from one acre te two acres and that net likely they would ever be built on now. The letter is being referred bo the Region of Durhamn. Picîurcd above at the Orono Science Fair (back row) Johnny Halik, Crystal Halik, Kevin Yourth and Nicole Mamrtt, (front row) Cory DeMooy, Jay Wagg and Josh Trace Last week thie Orono Public School hold their annuai science fair and with some interesting exhibits. Thie above group of students had it alI tested, proven and on A numnber of special events are planned for the Hojly Week and Easter in Orono through the efforts of the Orono United Church. Maundy Thursday is being recognized with a Communion Supper in the lower C.E. Hall record that a boat with a pointed front and a rounded back could travel the fastest in water tbrugh having Éhie least surface tension. These students of Miss Lyndsey Mecan had taken a leaf from CBC's Market Place. They had the facts and all were well versed in their experiment and the results. There was no hesitation in providing a demonstration of their test and 10 provide the commencing at 6:00 p.m. This is te be a light meal while sharing communion. hThu aï of the Holy Week was when Jesus, during supper, broke bread and shared'it with the words, "This is nly necessary comments. The boaus which they hold had various fronts and backs from ~-squar-e-aî~ both ends to a pontoon cul at the front and an inverted V at the back. Mfic, testïs were made in two six foot lengths of parallel caves- troughing, nThe boats were moved by cqually weightcd sinkers which were fastened ta thc boat (Continued page 15) body" and then after supper, shared the cup of wine with the words "This is my blooid". The service is expected to be over by 7:45 p.m. On Good Friday, AprIlI st at 10 a.m. in the Orono United Church a joint service with the Anglican congregation of St. Saviours is 10 be held. The service will be lead by thc clergy and lay members of both churches. It will last about one hour. Easter Sunday Sunrise Service is being held at 7:00 am. ini thc Orono Cemetery at the top of thc hill above the chapel. The service is expected te last about one haif hour t0 be followed by coffee and do-nuts being served in the chapel. If the morning is wet the service wil be held in tUic chapel. E-aster Morning Breakfast will be served at theKirby United Church from 8:00 arn. Everyone is welcorne ta attend. Easter Sunday Services will be held ai Kirby at 9:30 a.m. and at Orono ai 11:00 arn. Sacrement of Holy Communion. Hxolds off decision as to Laidlaw mining plan At therequest of Laidlaw Waste Systems the municipality of Clarington bas referred a number of recommendations as to their reclarnation project at the Newtonville durnp te the General Purpose committee meeting on April Sth. Laidlaw said they were unaware that the issue was before council and did wish 10 address coundil on the project. The General Purpose comnmittce of March 21st recommended that Laidlaw did require a rezoning of the lands te undertake the reclamation and additional waste disposai.* The committee further recommended Ébat 'the municipality request the Ministry of the Environment 10 require a hearing before the Environmental Asscssment Board. Laidlaw Waste Systems bas held an open house at their Newcastle, Village office at which Urne Uiey said they would be starting the operation as of April Ist and that the project would be completed within five months. Rcegion seeks federal Institute -for Oshawa It was upsetting reading for Gary Herrema, Regfional Chair- man - the unexipected announce- ment by MNP Alex Shepherd of a Durhami Region bid te obtain Uic relocation of the Institute for Advanced Manufacturing Tech- nology (LAIMi) 10 Oshawa. The Region of Durhama is onc of about eight centres in Ontario seeking the facility in their municipalities. Herrema has blasted Shepherd for his annoucernent which is felt could hurt Durham application for Uic facility. IAMT is part of the National Research Council in Ottawa. >The Region of Durham has been working on a proposaI to gain Uic fadility since November. Herrerna feels Uiat Uic Shepherd announcernent could stan a bidding war for Uic facility. He said'this is Uic last Uing that the National Research Council would want. Alex Shepherd has said Uiat Durham bas an excellent opportunity ta gain thc facility which Would be housed in a 100,000 square foot building on land 10 be donated by Durham College. It bas also been said that it would mean some 120 new jobs and in the first year bring $20 million inte the comrnunity. Gary Polonsky, Durham College president, bas said: that Durham manufacturin.a would have immense access te research capabilities that would be houscd ai Uic facility. He'bas also said it would help (Continued page 2) Early morning Sumise Sunday Servce to be held, top of bIh, Orono Cemetery Happenings.. That time to spring ahead 'Corne two a.m. this Sunday morning, if you are awake it wül be Urne to set ail cdocks ahead one hour. This is the hour we lost fail. No matter when and why the cdock moves ahead this wcek- end. Euchre resuits 'Me resuits of the rment Euchre party a thie Omono Town Hall are: Highl score: Jean ilison 86, Vi Hayward 84, Marilyn Inch 81, Shirley Gordon 78, May Tabb 77. Low score goes to Jean O'Neil. Draw winners: Hazel Murphy, Ray Staples, Helen 'Morne, Mlarg Todd, Sharon Casey, Marion Sears, Joyce Cowan, George Mercer and Charles Stapleton. Euchre every Wednesday night at 8 p.m. Lunch supplied.