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-5- 11-1, 1 fb ti ~ 4lI& 4~, IfL ~ ~ iu~oM 1<> -Cran.Weekl lime,, W dne......A.......0é Two Orono Skaters obtain Gold standing~s Hope taxes down for third year 1Prpoerty taxes in Hope Township have been reduced slightly for 1994 from that of over 1993.' The Township will spend $846,000 during the year an amount that is down by $24,000. Over the past three years the, average municipal tax bill bas reduced by $6. 10. This does not include county and board of education taxation. we Can Turn Your Wet Basemient into Dry, Clean, U melvng Space! *Insaied CoenIetely Insde *Free Home 1ispeDm1 & Esigate' jU.fh± *I:tafl,- Any Season - Rain Or Stine' - *Fo roe Or Unfrmbsed Basemnens *No Costty Excavation Or Lanscapiig Rpaws'1 Canadla Dry Phone (905) 508-0083 or 1-800-563-5727 Authoized Installer ieBasaet Oe-Wat-ing Syst-IsT Two Orono Figure Skaters Allun, (right) Melissa Aluin who Artistic skating this year while during the year obtained their represented the Allin faniily with Melissa Colvile received a Gold standings in Gold events and the presentation. Melonie is a Award in Free Skate. were recognized locally by member of the Club Melissa, was Both girls are to be having their names added to the a former member. complimented for their Allin Family Plaque. Tanya Clemens, left/centre achievement in competitions and Pictured above(left) Melonie achieved a Gold Award in advancing to receive the Gold Awards. Their performances, solos, at the Skating Camnival on 2nd Annual Fun Fair coming Saturday left no doubt of hi talent and worthiness of the to Oro-alunou Public School soonawrs .Spring has sprung at Orono Public School in a big way. The evidence is in aIl the hustle and bustle of planning a Fair. The O.P.S. Fun Fair Committee has been meeting regularly bringing together aIl the details for this event which will take place on Aprîl 28, 1994 from 5 to 8 p.m. Many of our local residents who attended last year's Fun Fair wil no doubt remember what a great night of family fun was had by all. The Fun Fair was held to raise funds for the new playground equipment needed by Orono Public School after the old one was deemed unsafe for use. The night was a great success in every way. The weather was not too co- operative but that is not a worry this year as ail events and features of the Fair will be inside the school. AIl of the most popular things of last year will be back this year. You can test your basebaîl throwing speed with a radar gun or try your hockey shootout skills. For the younger children, there will be fish ponds, musical chairs, face painting, ring toss, buried treasure and lots more. There will also be a bake sale, 'a cake auction, and an auction of great merchandise and services from local merchants and residents. Try your luck at the draw tables or bingo, you might win a prize! There are some surprises ini store for everyone at the fair this year, but you'll just have to join us to see these. You won't have to worry about dinner either, we have that taken care of too. The Orono Firefighters have generously volunteered to man the BBQ's cooking delicious hot dogs and hamburgers which you can enjoy inside the school in our "lrestaurant". For your sweet tooth, there's the bake sale loaded with cakes, pies, cupcakes and more. The purpose of ail this is to provîde a night of fun for not only the students and staff of Orono Public School, but also the residentsof our area. It's a great opportunity to come out and sec what's happening in the school, have a great time, and meet your friends and neighbours too. The added bonus of ail this is that al funds, raised wifi go directly back into the school. AIl games and events will cost 500 each. Advance tickets sales will be held on Wednesday, April 27th at 1 p.m. at the school. If you have any questions, please caîl Pam Hodgson 983-5438 or Colleen McQuillan 983-8135. Sec you at tue Fair! Kendal Hall News Not too much activity at the Hall so far this month. This is the month that The Grand Lodge of Ontario East meets. 'Mis year the meeting will be taking place at Renfrew, on April 14, 15 and 16. On Friday, April 8, there were 9 tables in play at the bi-weekly card party. Helen Couroux took high score with 94; second high George Mercer with 78 and Marie Couroux and Dean Polley tied with 77. The draw was won by Theresa Langstaff, the draw for free admission to the next card party was won by Sharon Casey. Kendal L.O.L. 405 held a draw recently, the prize was a weekend at Niagara Falls. The wmnner was Audrey Parker ot Scarborough. Next card party, Friday, April 22nd. by P. Lowery COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP ~ SITING TASK FORCE Low-level Radioactive Waste Management GROUP DE LIAISON COMMUNAUTAIRE GROUP DE TRAVAIL Choix d'un site de gestion des déchets faiblement radioactifs THE CLARINGTON COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP invites you to participa te in a COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT MEETING Monday, April l8th 7:30 P.M. NEWTONVILLE PUBLIC SCH-OOL Guest Speakers: Mr. Glenn Case, P. Eng., SENES Consultants Ltd. Dr. David DuBois, Ph.D., P. Eng., Golder Associates Ltd. Jk TOPIC Remediation of the Port Granby Site The recommendations now being formulated by the Technical Working Group on Clean-up Criteria will be used to assist the second group; the Technical Working Group on Remedial Action Plans which is, examining ail available methods of removing the waste estimating volume of material be removed. We have a draft report on these first stages of developing a conceptuŽ~ remedial action plan for Port Granby. Before this is finalized, and we continue with the development of the plan, we need your input! This meeting has been called to discuss the recommendations of the Technical Working Groups. Vour input is very important! For further Information, please contact Dana Kerr ai 987-7786.