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^UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B, E. Long B. Th. ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Douglas Dewell Sunday, November 2,1975 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Church School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11 : is a.m. A special service featuring Miss Susan Adair, Youth Exchange Delegate to Hong Kong. Following the service there will be a Pot Luck Dinner and there will be an opportunity for questions or conversation with Susan and the showing of slides. Fellowship Group Cancelled for this week. KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship 9:45a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m. Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 Riding changes said to be a step back ST. SAVIOURS ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worship Service -10:00 a.m. Holy Communion - First and Third Sundays Morning Prayer - Second and Fourth Sundays Holy Baptism by appointment with Rector 987-4745 Rev. H. Robert Hayne, B.A., L.Th. VENEZIA Restaurant HWY 115 and 35 Va Mile South of Orono Phone 983-5651 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK We Specialize in: Pizza - Meals ALSO Weekend Specials Orono Building Contractor Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work Carpentry - Cabinet Work Floors - Tile 983-5441 Orono Clarke Public LIBRARY F one 983-5507 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 2:00 to 8:36 p.m. Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. ' Drone, Ontario Northumberland-Durham MP Allan Lawrence (PC) asked the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission Tuesday Tuesday not to institute sweeping changes in current riding boundaries proposed in the commission's recent report. While the proposed changes would have the total number of area ridings unchanged at six, Mr. Lawrence, in his address to the commission, said the proposals produce "some very significant discrepancies discrepancies which do require rectification." One of the HP's chief objections is to the new Durham riding, which surrounds surrounds the proposed Oshawa riding. "My submission to you is that the people to the east of Oshawa have very little in the way of common interests or objectives with _ the oeonle west of Oshawa, he said. "There is no common history or tradition, no common common development pattern or trend, past or projected, and consequently no general community community of interest between the Bowmanville-Newcastle area and the Whitby area." "Oshawa is geographically, demographically, municipally, municipally, geologically and even geologically a boundary between between the communities along the north shore of Lake Ontario," he added, alternative Instead, he urged, the former Township of Reach should be added to the towns of Ajax and, Whitby, and a western part of Oshawa to comprise an electoral district . of about 70,500 people in an area where development has occurred on a large scale since 1971. The commission's proposal would divide the area into parts of four different ridings. The commission's plans to split the towns of Port Hope and Cobourg to the east also came under Mr. Lawrence's fire. The two towns have been part of the Northumberland- Durham riding since the early 1960's. Cobourg and Port Hope have strong economic and population ties, argued Mr. Lawrence, which was recognized recognized when recent provincial riding changes combined the two for the first time. "The surprise and chagrin of the people of the area was extreme when, in the midst of the recent provincial election campaign this commision published its new proposal to once more separate, elector- ally speaking, Port Hope and Cobourg," said the Northumberland-Durham Northumberland-Durham MP. SPLIT According to Mr. Lawrence, splitting the two towns would be a "step backwards." "Believe me, the people of Port Hope are sincerely convinced that they have nothing in common with the people of Whitby and vice versa; no community of interest, no common problems problems and no municipal or proviciai or regional connection" connection" said Mr. Lawrence. The Northumberland- Durham MP argues that, with the slight changes heprqposes for the western Oshawa area, the existing ridings of Northumberland-Durham Northumberland-Durham , Prince Edward - Hastings and Peterborough Peterborough could and should remain unrhanueH Labor asked to support support airport rebirth Mayor Jim Potticary said today that various labor and municipal organizations throughout throughout central Ontario will be asked to support a move to pressure the federal and provincial governments into resurrecting the Pickering airport project. The mayor met Tuesday with representatives of local laboroers, ironworkers, bricklayers, bricklayers, and electricians unions unions to get their feelings on the cancellation of the project. He said these groups will seek the support of related Toronto-area groups, but added added that in a broader sense, support will be sought from all segments of society He said the Oshawa Chamber of Commerce has already sent letters to other Chambers in central Ontario asking that they get behind the push to revive the airport. The mayor said he doesn't want Durham to lose out on the estimated 40,000 jobs that would come with airport- related commercial and industrial industrial development. "We also need more housing housing in the region," he said, "but we can't afford new housing without the airport or an equivalent amount of industry." Mayor Potticary said the leaders of the Ontario's three major political parties will also be petitioned to call for reinstitution of the airport project. Regional Planning Against Cedarwood The Planning and Development Development committee of the Region of Durham has voted unanimously unanimously to ask the regional council to oppose the North Pickering housing development development for some 75,000 people by the year 1991. The development development proposed by the province province is to be known as Cedarwood. It is expected that the Regional council will support this move. Oshawa has already come out in opposition to the plan since the Pickering airport was shelved by the Federal government. government. It was pointed out in the committee meeting that since the main economic base for the development has been lost (the Pickering Airport) the development should be opposed opposed Coun. Jim Gartshore of Whitby stated that in his opinion the Cedarwood scheme scheme was a "greater horror" than was the proposed airport. airport. Kendal News We have just had eight days of delightful "Indian Summer" Summer" weather in October. This has been a real boon to the builders on the sixth line. Mrs. A. Atkins has his new home sheeted in and roofed. Mr. A. Munro has his new barn completed. On Monday October 20 Mrs. T. Stevens, Miss. C. W. Stewart, Mrs. R. Elliott and Mrs. G. Cathcart attended the Oshawa Presbyterial United Curch Women's Regional Meeting Meeting at Maple Grove United Church. There were more than one hundred and twenty five ladies took dinner in the educational hall of their church. The topic was, "Family "Family life explorations" and the guest speaker was Rev. Gerald Brown Chaplain, Pine Ridge School for Boys Bow- manville. His talk was indeed helpful in understanding why these lads reacted in the way they did to the situtations in their homes which were often middle class homes. Schools too failed to meet the needs of these boys. On Wednesday October 22 Miss C. W. Stewart and Mrs. R. Elliott joined the ladies and gentlemen of Orono in a bus tour to Kleinburg to visit the Art gallery there. They had dinner in the spacious dining room. They drove by the home of Pierre Burton. They made shopping stops in places like Markham and really enjoyed a wonderful outing in perfect weather. Mr. and Mrs. T. Stevens entertained to evening dinner dinner on Sunday, Mr. A. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. G. Cathcart. Miss Peggy Foster spent last week end in North Bay. Mrs. M. E. foster her grandmother grandmother is slowly recovering from her cracked ribs but she misses the mail now the strike is on. She is at home with her son Mr. Roy Foster and family so that a card dropped in Kendal Post Office will reach her. Mrs. J. Hayes and Mrs. M. Yelland, both retired nurses of Oshawa, called on Miss C. Stewart Sunday afternoon and Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 29th, 1975--3 accompanied her to the Orono Eric Lambier play and Rev Museum. Then Miss Stewart Jerry Brown and his boys lead was invited to Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. D. Tansley of Orono. Miss Lois Cullis of Oshawa was another guest. She had spent July and half of August on a tour of Austria and Switzerland. So after dinner they enjoyed the beautiful coloured slides she had taken of these countries. Some of the Kendal folk attended Newtonville Anniversary Anniversary on Sunday to hear the service. Remember the Kendal United Church Bazaar on Saturday November 8th at 2 p.m. in the Sunday School room. Donations are still being accepted for the memorial memorial cross which we hope to place on the altar before the end of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Foster are visiting her mother Mrs. J. Aude at Jarvis, Ontario ORONO AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Olympic Coin Draw As the person with winning ticket No. 234702 has not claimed the Coins, the Orono Chamber, in meeting on 21 October 1975, has drawn 30 numbers. The winner will be the holder of the ticket stub corresponding to the earliest drawn number as noted. Holders of stubs of the noted numbers should _ contact Ed. 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