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- -~~- 6 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 28, 1997 Scouts swim up The Orono Scouts held their swlm-up on Monday nighit, May 12. Following the ceremonies whlch were held at Orono Park, the group went to the church for refreshments. The scouts would like to thank the Donut Gallery for supplylng refresh- ments on that night. 1ST ORONO BEAVER COLQNY Shawn West, Aaron West, ,Justin Secord, Kody Kroontje, Cody Gondek, Cody Lynch lst Row: Jay Trousse, Christopher McCartney, L.T. Harris, Jason Hoyne, Brian Cowani 2ndRow: Michael Boyd, Jeffery Hegarty, Gavin Ferguson, Kyle Secord The Scouts organization would also like to thank the Newcastle Scout Troop for bemng on hand to accept the Orono boys who swami up to Scouts. After an absence of two years Orono will once again have a Scout Troop. Sandy Cook wilI be the lead- er of the new Scout Troop. Michael Thomson. Leaders: Tracy west, Debbie Bamicoat. Absent: Alex Flauder, Michael Bullock 3rd Row: Doug Stewart, Sandy Cook, Cathy Stewart, Jamie Cowan In this group Michael Boyd and Jeffery Hegarty were the two boys who swam up. Gararaska foresi study by Roy Forrester Professor Marsh and students of Trent.University have been undertaking a study of the Ganaraska Forest over the pa3st months. An interim report was given to the members of the Boards at a recent meeting. The study involves many aspects of the forest including public use, environmental damage, i~possible remedial under- takings and the part it plays Sin the watershed. Professor Marsh and the students have been interviewn those using the forest and making observations of the condition of the forest envronment. It is the intent of the Professor to now meet with the Authority's User Committee and to undertake a survey of interesting parties. Survey forms are to be mailed out to at least 1000 of the Ganaraska Forest members. Professor Marsh has said he would expect a good return from the mailouts. A final report is expected to be presented to the Authority in late August. The report will include recommendations. 21nd Hand Book Sale On Saturday, June 7th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Clarke Museum & Archives will be holding their Giant Second Hand Book Sale. One day only, ram -or shine! Thousands of books to choose from, Novels, history, romance, gardening, art, pho- tography, hobbies, cooking, how-to, and much, much more! Hardbacks are just 25 cents each or five for a loule. Paperbacks are 10 cents each, and magazines are just 1 penny. Also, don't forget to visit the new specialty/collector section for rare treasures. Note: the specialty/collector books are individually priced., Doors open at 10 a.m. (Absolutely no admission before 10 am.) DONATIONS 0F BOOKS FOR THE SALE Donations of books for the sale may be dropped off at the museum Tuesday through Sunday between il a.m. and 3 p.m. Please cali ahead (905) 983-9243 to confirm a drop off timie. Remember the museum is closing to the public on Mondays. We are in particular need B owmanrlvJlte Luseumn 37 Silver Street, Bowmianville ANTIIQUE & CAS[ CAR (CLUB tSHOW Saturday, May 3lst, 1997 e 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cail 623-2734 for more information Newcastle Plioograpliic Soou u mmer f5avlg 11, 26 Dsk& 35mm 98 - 4 9 Ofrepie ET 51 FiIn uramolc Ian Durlectz JOBS - Workîng for the fu ture Sam Cureatz has always spoken out in Support of employment opportunities for our comnmunity. *Technology and globalizaion have enhanced Canadas role as a trading nation. *An effective and efficient federal government will be encouraged to invest for the creation of jobs, wealth and prosperity. " A taxation systemn that is flot an unfair burden but rather a measure of meeting essential obligations. " A healthy and vigorous national economy with the removal of inter-provincial trade barriers. " The appropriate role of the Federal Govern ment is to foster our environment in which the private sector is the primary Your Vote Does Make a Difference Jue2, 1997 hJu~Progressive Conseniative Party' of Canada Parti progressiste-conservateur du Canada Assistance Required? -Contact the Sam Cureatz Action Centre at Veltri Complex, 68 King St. E., Bowmaniville, ON Li C 3X2 Phone (905) 623-8726 Authorized by Joe Dairymple. OfficiaitAgent for Sam Cureatz Subseribe tb the Orono Weekly Times (905) 983-5301