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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 7,1993 Section Two 'jvj . Isabelle Challice - 983- Orono Fiddlers Present $1,000 Cheque to Hospital Fund Quote - "A kind word is never • lost. It keeps going on and on, front one person to another, until at last it comes back to you again. Mrs. Olive Little, Kendal was last Monday visitor with Mrs. E. Billings and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey. Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Foley, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foley, all from Bowmanville. Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. Eileen Eileen Billings spent past weekend, visiting visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett and family Lindsay, and while there enjoyed enjoyed "South Pacific" play at the Academy Theatre. The ladies of unit #1 of Orono U.C.W. catered to another roast beef dinner to the. D.H.I. Committee on Wednesday noon. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgons and family to our fair community. community. They recently purchased the home of Mrs. Lola Kennedy. Several "Sold" signs are around the village. Congratulations to our Orono Public Public School in commencing plans for a Reader Feels There's Too Many Guesses And Little Knowledge About Laidlaw Leaks Dear Mr. Parrott: Re. The Canadian Statesman "Leakage Detected at Laidlaw Landfill Landfill Site, by Laura Richards - March 31,1993. Would the Laidlaw people have acknowledged a leak if a rumour had not? How would we have been given notice of a leak if rumors had not been invented? How many other leaks have been covered by garbage? So they found one spot. Who is to say that a hundred or a million more are not there in the same dump waiting waiting to surprise someone? How many are going into. Graham Creek not seen? Why wasn't a sample taken? Was it too hot to handle? Last year's leachate collector system, system, in my opinion, was not put around and under where liquid usually usually collects; eavestroughs work poorly at the ridge-cap of a roof. Why is Mr. Adams surprised? How many times have the problems been pointed out to him? How many people have repeatedly been told about the problem? For how many years have we said NO to this location? location? There's too little concern for good land, for history, for ecology. There arc too many guesses and too little knowledge. Yours sincerely, Elgin Heard ivfayor Diane Hamre Councillor Ann Drcslinski Councillor David Scott Walter Pitman, IWA Gary Hcrrcma, Chainnan Durham Region Rod Adams, MOE Gord Mills, MPP Ron Kantcr, Counsel to CCC brand new Outdoor Playground! Fund raising is now under way to proceed with this worthwhile project. Leskard euchre party was cancelled cancelled last week due to bad storm. Hydro off in some of our areas, e.g. "Dutch Oven" since 8:30 a.m. Thursday Thursday morning. Stores and Bank off afternoon afternoon Thursday 3 p.m. With so mitch ice on trees, many large branches broken off. This last storm classified as an "April Fools" joke. (Not many of us found laughing). Mr. and Mrs. David Staples, Ochonski Rd., entertained on Sunday for a dinner party, in honor of her mother Mary's recent birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn. Town Hall Card Party Thirteen tables of progressive euchre euchre at the weekly card party, Wednesday March 31, in Orono Town hall and following results: Bill Boyd and Myrtle Alldread tied at 87, Gladys Greenwood 86, Lil Boulder- stone 84, Mark Marchant 83. Low scores - Bessie Stevenson and Reg Elliot tied. Lucky draws - Joyce Cowan 2, Bill Boyd, June Wilson, May Tabb, Edith Gordon. Euchre every Wednesday night 8 p.m. Ladies to please bring lunch. Durham Co-Op News The annual meeting of Durham Co-op was held Tuesday March 30, with a delicious roast beef dinner, preceding the meeting and guest speaker. Catered by busy U.C.W. of Orono United Church, and held in Main hall of church. Guest for evening evening was Mr. Robert Proctor, Toronto, Toronto, he is an internationally acclaimed speaker and author. His recent best seller "You were Bom Rich", and is heard on Radio 973 at 8:55 a.m., entitled entitled "Your Positive Attitude". Our Durham Co-op had recently merged with the Grafton group. The yearly reports were termed moderately moderately successful, and we service not only the local farming sectors, but also the growing non-farming areas. If you haven't already paid us a visit, by all means drop in and meet our friendly staff! Orono United Church News Up-coming Events for April - Good Friday Service - April 9, Easter Sunday - Kirby Church - Breakfast 8 a.m. all welcome. Service 9:30 a.m. Orono - Service 11 a.m. Farewell Services to Reverend Dr. Hewlett - Kirby - Pot-luck lunch on Sunday April 18 12:30 p.m. Orono - Lunch on Sunday April 25, following morning service. Sandwiches Sandwiches and squares. Lenten Folders - A reminder from M&S Committee that they would appreciate appreciate receiving them Sunday, April 11,1993 (Easter Sunday). Time and Talent Auction Sale: Circle your calendar for Saturday, May 8th. This special sale begins at 11 a.m. on the Orono Church grounds. More details later. Cosponsored Cosponsored by Board of Stewards and Trustees. Camp Quin-Mo-Lac 1993 Camper Applications: Anyone interested in attending camp arc advised to apply quickly as sessions tend to fill up very fast. Forms are available lrom Dorothy Robinson, 983-5059. To inquire inquire about our church subsidy program, program, contact Ed Millson, 983-5754. Baptism: Sunday, April 18th will be Baptism Sunday. Call Reverend Howlctt 983-5502 if you have a baby or child to be baptized. U.C.W. Supply and Service: Donations Donations of clean clothing for babies, children and women arc needed before before mid April. Please leave items on the stage in the Main Hall. Dorothy Barnett, Convenor 983-5382. April 25 - Holy Communion and "New Membership Welcome Service." Service." May 2 - Reverend Mcrvin Russell begins his new Ministry in Orono- Kirby charge. A welcoming lunch, following worship service. Horticulture News Thursday, April 15 "House Plant Show", also hobby and Craft night, Bring your display of favourite hobby! hobby! Guest Speaker - Mrs. Bertha Barnes, Bowmanville. Topic "Gladiolus "Gladiolus and Chrysanthemums." Come out and bring a friend. Special Fund Raising Event - Buffet Buffet Luncheon Orono United Church, Advance tickets only. For tickets call Shelley Etmanskic 983-5102, Loma Atkins 983-5608, April 21 11:30 - 1 p.m. District 17 Annual Meeting - Hosted by Bowmanville Society at St. Joseph's Auditorium, 127 Liberty Street South. Be sure to wear a decorated decorated Easter bonnet and "Lug a Mug." Be sure to welcome your Cancer Society Canvassers as April is "Cancer "Cancer Month". Very few families are immune from this dreadful disease, Buy a daffodil and make a donation. The Orville Challices, Mrs. Denise Denise Warren and daughter Amanda Peterborough, are presently vacationing vacationing in Sunny Florida (we hope). *■ r ' ' W > 4 TI E TOWN OF i s* Newcastle ONTARIO GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY COLLECTION SCHEDULE Browning-Ferris Industries (B.F.I.) will collect residential garbage in accordance with the following schedule: GARBAGE normally set out tor collection Friday, April 9 WILL BE PICKED UP ON MONDAY, April 12,1993. BLUE BOX Collection normally picked up on Friday, April 9 WILL ALSO BE PICKED UP ON MONDAY, April 12,1993. All Garbage and Blue Box must be placed by the curbside by 7:00 a.m. Walter A. Evans, P. Eng. Director of Public Works Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 tm Waste eOSystems BROWWMO-FERKJS INDUSTRIES HOBB GILLIES BARKER CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Electronic Filing of your personal income tax return We are a Revenue Canada authorized agent for ELECTRONIC FILING (EFILE) of personal income lax returns. Revenue Canada will process your tax return and refund much faster using EFILE. For further information please contact the office nearest you. 200 Bond St. W„ Ste. 208 118 King SI. E. Osimwn Bowmanville 579*5659 623*9461 On Wednesday, March 31, The Orono and District Fiddle Club presented a cheque for $1,000 to the Memorial Hospital Foundation. The funds will be used within the Surgery/Pediatrics Unit. Arrange- ments are being made for the purchase of a television and a VCR with these monies. Pictured from left to right are: Wendell Trineer, Orono and District Fiddle Club President; Alice Hoy, Club Secretary; Patricia Patricia Down, Nurse Manager at Memorial; and W.R. Walters, Memorial Hospital Foundation Board Member. . Concerned Group Forms "Parents in Action" Dear Sir/Madam: Education is of, great concern to each and every one of us. For the past year, we have been a group of parents parents trying to make sense of our current current educational system. Through this group, we have now become a chapter chapter of Parents in Action, a provincewide provincewide group of individuals who are dedicated to the goal of quality education education in the Province 6f Ontario. As part of the Coalition for Education Education Reform in Ontario, Parents in Action exists to create support for a school system that answers to the public, parents and taxpayers. It also calls for Ministry of Education leadership leadership and a more responsible system of local education governance. Parents' in Action seek an educational educational system that stands accountable for: 1. a core curriculum which is subject subject based and has' clearly defined content and skills aimed at developing developing recognizably high levels of achievement by all students; 2. performance standards and ob jective evaluation for all students; 3. operational efficiency and sound financial management ensuring ensuring value for tax dollars. 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