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a Orono weeldy TUne~, Wedtiesd~y. October 8. ll397 Sale of Fore stry Clarke - Powmanville Some of the equipment which has to be considered with purchase. The Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC) has set 3:00 p.m. on October 15 as the deadline for submitting "Proposais To Purchase" al or part of the Orono Forestry Lands. Proposais to purchase any or ail of the three parcels wiII be considered. The entire equipment inventory, com- prised of 123 items, mostly farm equipment, will be sold in bulk, on an "as is where is" basis. Proposais to purchase portions of ýthe-equipment will flot be considered. ORC will view favourably any proposai submitted which contemplates the purchase of both the property and the equipment. The soil contamination on found on parcels A and C wilI be cleaned up by the ORC according to Ministry of the Environment stan- dards. The clean up on par- cel A should be completed 110 later than October 31, 1998, with clean up on parcel C expected to be completed on or about November 30, 1997. It is believed the contamina- tion on parcel A was a resuit of a leaking fuel tank. Contamination on parcel C is the resuit of bumning pressure treated lumber. A deposit of 5% of the proposed purchase price must be enclosed with the Proposai to Purchase. Provincial seat beit campaign ,October 4th Saturday, October 4th, 1997 marked the beglnnlng of the Provincial Seat Belt Campalgn with a 24 hour national seat belt blltz titled 'Operation Impact". During this two week period. police offcers throughout Ontario will enforce the wearlng of seat belts with zero tolerance for offenders. Special empha- sis will be on the safety of children in motor vehicles and the proper use of chÉld restraint seats. Failure towear a proper seat belt or.enisurnig passen- gers under the age of 16 years of age are properly secured, carry fines of $105.00 as well as two Dermit Points on the drlver's licence. In Durham Region last yean there were 8,080 motor vehicle collisions reported, resultlng In 2,727 injuries and 25 fatalities. Let's work together and try to reduce that number with the help of properly used seat beits and chlld restraints. Also on Saturday, October 4th, 1997 at the annual 'Seat Belt Challenge" volunteers at various intersections asslst- ed in countlng the number of drivers -who are seen not wearIng seat belts. Lastyear 1500 volunteers ln 120 com- munities took part in this survey and unfortunately, Durham Region feUl below the Provincial average of 92%, driver seat belt usage. S1BUCKLE UP FOR SAFE- T'lS SAIE. KENDAL HALL NEWS This old Hall lbas been well used this year. Lodge meet- ings, used for family func- tions, Bingo, every Tuesday niglit and the Euchre parties will be strating on Friday, October l7th. The men of the black pre- ceptory, who are from the local Orange Assoc. are hold- înga Roast Beef Supper, at Tyrone Orange Community Hall on Sunday, October 19th, 5:30 p.m. The Ladies of Kendal Hilîs L.O.B.A 1420 wlll be having a Penny Sale on November 8th. The Ladies of the Kendal U.C.W. will be having a Bake Sale in the aftennoon. We are workIng together this year. Once again the Men of Kendal L.O.L. 405 wlll lie holding a Turkey Supper ai the Kendal U.C. on Saudnay, Novemben 3th. More about these events later on. On Thursday evening the members of the Junior Orange Assoc. along with some adult volunteers, made 100 Thanskgïing Tray Favours that will be on patients trays at Bowmanville Hospital' . Mark down the dates for these coming events and come on out and enjoy. We were all saddened by the passing of Bro. ýDa'vid Thrower recently. It is hard to picture any event at the Hall wvithout David' being there. It was David that started the Card parties, if anything> need ffixing it was «Get David". David -was always. out to Lodge, unless he was very sick and he took care of the Hall up until about 5 years ago. The word, Benevolent which is in our Lodge Titie Is what David was all about. 1P. Loweny REcb.jvCYCLE Mus eums bh A delîghtful bus trip *as enjoyed by a large group of Bowmanvllle and Orono folks on Saturday, October 4, from Bowmanville Museum. The trip was co-sponsored by Clarke and Bowmanville Museums, and we travelled to Niagar a on The Lake, where we enjoyed a deliclous noon luncheon, and before this a fun trip to a fine display of antiques etc. at the Red Barn Antique Mail. 0f course following this time, we eagerly looked for- ward to the highlight of our trip. The arrivai at the "Butterfly Conservatory". The crowds throughout the day were very large, due of course to the very excellent weather. The Conservatory Is of course a beehive of excite- ment and also very warm and molst. This of course the cor- rect atmosphere for butter- files and they were plentiful and oh! so colourful! The cameras were kept busy. Prior to entering the Conservatory, we were shown an excellent filin and follow- ing the crafts etc. We stopped at a fr-uit and vegetable stand, very large us trip and of course crowded, but we felt a bit pricey!. We would like to thank our two hosts Mn. Charles Taus, Bowmanville, or course our Clarke host Mr. Mark Jackman, who certainly gave excellent service plus our splendid bus driver. Those from Orono were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schmid, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice , Mrs. Shirley Moffatt and Mrs. Thelma Vagg. Isabelle Challice RECYCLE A [itt1e_ exerdse can go a long way! Wallding 3 km ini 35 midnutes can do wondets for your healtb. If's that simple. SI-aring a Heaither Fu1 r~ A free forum sponsored by FOCUS, a communit women's issues group who welcomes speakers Janet Collins, Director of lst Worid Conference on Breast Cancer and Pat Irwin Lycett, Breast Cancer Survivor, R.N, B.Sc., Iridologist, "Cancer is the End Stage of Poor Nutrition: One Perspective on Recovering". Refreshments (bring mug). For more info cail (905> 983-9667. 11 th Annual m o VILEHIl COG (49 Liberty St. N., Bowmnanville) Operating Layouts 5frtc DîsiaIys .-1enclors * I$3 - Seniors $2 Hwy 401 c$2 - Family $6Mi"47 'Spnsoed PIRVALEYMODEL RAILROAD CLUB Adult Chul Order ll7eddinq Invitations from the Orono Tmes T-here's a style for ail tas tes! 'Phone 983-5301 5310 3'îain 5t., Orono lilitifî-- L