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I » The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Aucust 16. 198!) 13 News from Orono By I. Challice Quote--"The trouble with being a breadwinner these days, is that the government is in for a bigger slice". Mrs. Audrey McNaul, Oshawa, Mrs. Lyn Kimmett and Rebbeca Lindsay, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings all enjoyed luncheon together last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris Kirby, entertained at a delicious pork barbecue on Sunday, for approximately 40-50 immediate families and friends. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice entertained the judges Mr. and Mrs. A1 Foss, West Hill, Thursday evening, after the afternoon judging. A gentle reminder to all church adherents of Orono, Newcastle and Kirby United churches, of our annual corn and weiner Roast, Wednesday Wednesday evening, August 30, at the home of Grant, Carol and Christopher Yeo. (Follow (Follow hwy 115 to. Twin Oaks Motel (east on 4th Cone., turn north on Lawrence Road, 1st house on the right). A large crowd attended the annual Roast beef barbecue barbecue on Wednesday evening, August 9 in the very attractive attractive Orono park. As usual the menu was excellent and much enjoyed by all. New homes are much in view around our town, several several on Cobb Hill and a new one on Station Str., near Orono Fuel and Lumber. The large house (our former home) owned by Mrs. Victoria Victoria Ullman is now sporting a sold sign. The residents on Church Str. south are really up to their ears in dust and noise, from all the construction on their streets. Summer Shows Despite a very dry summer, summer, Orono horticulture societies, societies, both Sr. and Jr. served up a very large show on Thursday i August 10, in Orono United Church. The Jr. society leaders, Mrs. Zegers and Mrs. Jo Harris were delighted at the large turnout of Jr. exhibitors exhibitors and 125 entries of high quality entries. The dish "flower gardens" were most colorful and the feature exhibit exhibit was created by a member member Sandra DeVries of New- tonville, this being the "Bride and Groom", from flowers. A very imaginative work of art! The Sr. show was a terrific terrific success, with 23 exhibitors exhibitors and 259 entries. The flowers were as usual lovely and the vegetable exhibit gave the judges areal chore. The beets, carrots and potatoes potatoes were exceptionally good, as were all classes. The Special awards were as follows: Best Red Rose - Donna Hutton, Best Dahlia - Mary Tamblyn, Best Gladiolus - Minnie Zegers, New exhibitor exhibitor with most points - Martha Martha Farrow, New exhibitor - Mrs. Gladys Greenwood, Best Arrangement in show - Carol Mostert, Judges choice - Carol Mostert, Most Points in Cut Flowers - Maty Tamblyn, Tamblyn, Most points in Vegetables Vegetables - Carol Mostert, Most points in Decorative - Isabelle Isabelle Challice. Most Points in entire show, won by Carol Mostert but did not qualify for Bank of Commerce Trophy and next points winners were Orono Horticulturists Hold Annual Summer Show The Junior Gardeners had an outstanding show as part of Orono Horticultural Society's major summer event last week. Prize winners with their unusual presentations and other members who joined in the photo opportunity were, 1-r, Sandra DeVries, Katrina two ladies (first time this has happened) Mary Tamblyn Tamblyn ana Lorna Atkins. Our judges were former district director of Dist #17 Mr. and Mrs. A1 Foss, West Hill. In the evening Mrs. Foss gave a very excellent display of floral design and much enjoyed by all present. A delightful sing-along with Gladys Brown at the piano ana a tasty lunch served by the Committee brought another show to a close. Our next big event will of course, be our Sunday Flower Flower Service on September 17, where flowers will be sent out to sick and shut-ins in community. Family Picnic The families of O. Chal- lice's and John Killeen's held their Annual picnic this year in Selwyn Conservation Park (near Bridgenorth). Although Although the family crowd was considerably down in numbers, approximately 30 in attendance. The young crowd enjoyed swimming early and then all joined in for the races and games. These led by Margaret Killeen Killeen with following winners. Little ones 1-4 yrs. - Scotty McGillvary, Pre-schoolers jumping race - Scotty and Amanda Warren, Ladies walking Race - Doretta Brown. Men's shoe kick - John David Killeen Brampton Brampton and Don Challice, Oshawa, Girls 3-legged race - Debbie Brown and Robin Peterborough, Ladies shoe kick - Rosemary McGillvary, Ottawa, Ladies with Heaviest Heaviest Purse Rosemary McGillvary, McGillvary, Ottawa, Man with most "Loony dollars" in pocket - Murray Brown, Peterborough, Peterborough, Couple who drove the farthest - The McGillvarys, Ottawa, Largest Largest complete family - The Browns, Peterborough, Closest Closest wedding anniversary to date - Dean and Denise Warren, Peterborough, Birthdays celebrated at picnic picnic - Don Challice and Lyn Killeen (Aug. 10), Kerry Lynn Chalice Aug 3, John David Killeen, Aug. 5, and Margaret Killeen Aug. 12. A delicious dinner of salads, salads, casseroles, pies and of course birthday cake were DeJong, Julie Jane DeJong, Reuben DeJong, Ruth DeVries, Matthew Eastabrooks, Peter Etamanskie, Andrea Etamanskie, Mark Rutherford, Peter Vogel, Jennifer Vogel, Greg Finley and Alison Finley At Orono Horticultural Society's Flower and Vegetable Show on August 10th, the judges, A1 & Jean Foss of Ajax were welcomed by Isabelle Challice, left. Mrs ' " " i h Foss was also the guest demonstrator in the program later. DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL OFFICIAL PLAN, AND OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE. NEWCASTLE. The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes 8,500 sq. m. of retail uses within the site indicated below. In order to assist In the evaluation of the amendment application, application, the public Is Invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 or by calling Ms, Kay Dryden, Planning Planning Department (416) 668-7731 (Whitby)/686-1651 (Toronto). Submissions concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the abovo-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, September 15,1989. Please Include your address and telephone number In any submission submission made. FILE NO. 89-090/D/N Mario Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning Ganaraska Watershed Mary Tamblyn and Lorna Atkins were tied for the most points at Orono Horticultural Horticultural Society's Show last Thursday. tendnnc5 oyed by a11 in at ' Committee Needs Info for Antique Car Show Another very successful Antique Car Show and rally held in pretty Enniskillen Conservation area on Sunday, Sunday, August 13, with a larger larger than usual crowd. There were 130 cars in competition and quite a number turned away. The food and cold drinks available were soon devoured by the crowds. OurPeoptt Mthelhe WHtnnce Goliger's Travel SINCE 195b • Airline tickets at airport prices • Unbiased professional advice • Personal service • Free ticket delivery • Cruise desk • Holiday vacations • Group travel division • Corporate rates Bowmanville Mall 243 King St. E. 623-1511 On July 6, 1989 Minister of the Environment, the Honourable Jim Bradley, asked the Environmental Assessment Advisory Committee Committee to provide advice on the environmental planning and approval process to protect protect the watershed of the Ganaraska River in view of potential developments in it. The Ganaraska Watershed is located in the Town of Newcastle, Regional Municipality Municipality of Durham, and the Counties of Victoria, Peterborough Peterborough and Northumberland. Northumberland. The Minister has received received a number of requests from the Save the Ganaraska Ganaraska Again Committee and local local residents to require an environmental assessment for developments in the Watershed. Watershed. The Committee is requesting requesting your comments on the environmental significance significance of this area, the adequacy adequacy of the existing planning planning and approval process to address environmental concerns concerns about proposed devel opments, and suggestions for improving this process. For example, the Committee will be considering whether an environmental assessment assessment should be required under under the Environmental Assessment Assessment Act, and whether there should be changes in ; and environmental approval requirements. 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