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_--L 8 - Orono Wéekly Times, Julie 2, 1976 d» v A tXV» lteï from the Schools TRACK MEET AT ORONO FORT YORK TRIP aid's in Oshawa. . 60 pupils from, Lockhart ' Public School went to Fort Yprk in Toronto op Monday, May 31. • ' Grades 4,5 and 6 left at 9:00 and returned at 3:00. They were accompanied by Mr. W. Cane a grade 5 and 6 teacher at Lockhart and Mrs. G. Greenwood, the principal of Lockhart as well as two parents, Mrs. McDonnell and Mrs. Goodmurphy. In the morning the pupils watched a film about a typical; day in the life of a soldiers and officers at Fort York in 1816. Later, the students were given a guided tour of the Fort. * They had lunch at McDon- EXAMS As Clarke's school year ends - exams are approaching. approaching. Students must have a 50 per cent average in each subject before they are exempt exempt in the subject. Ten days are allowed for absentees and after the 10 days gone, their: exemption mark goes up one mark per day. Exams begin June 8 and they are finished on June 18. On Thursday, june 17, 1976 there will be a track meet at Orono Fair Grounds. All students up to grade 6 from Newcastle, NewtonviHe, Orono, Lockhart, Kirby and Kendal will participate. Eight trophies will be presented to the best 8 competitors according according to their age. Each student may enter the maximum of 5 events. The events will be running races, standing broad jump, high jump, ball throw and shot put. Mothers from Kendal Kendal will have a booth at the grounds and they will be serving refreshments. We wish the students from Orono good luck ! Kathy Bambrick CONTRACTORS AT CLARKE On Monday, May 31 contracts contracts begin surveying the lot for next years addition to Clarke. GRADUATION WHEN THAT OLD ~ELECTRICAL SYSTEM K/CXS VP4 FOSS.., FOLKS, SF THRIFTV ~m WtD FOR US.. /// ORIENTATION O. Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone' 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario On June 15 there will be a Kindergardîri Orientation day at Orono Public School; It will be divided into 2 groups, the morning and afternoon. The times will be 10:00 to 11:30 in the morning and 2:00 to 3:30 in the afternoon. The. purpose is to have the children coming to Kindergarden next year have a look at the school, meet the teacher and the students. Each child receives an activeties will be going on, The children that have been going to Kindergarden this year will be acting as hosts and hostesses. By Heather Watson On June 24, 1976 at 12:00 noon there is going to be a graduation for the grade six's. The graduation will be held at the Orono Park. At the graduation there is going to be a barbecue for the grade six's. By Sherry Nancekievill CAMP ORONO NURSERY SCHOOL Register Now Septeteber 1976 On Wednesday, May 26 the grade 5 - 6 students of Orono Public School went to the Junior Rioneer Camp near Port Sydney. Everyone enjoyed enjoyed the trip and had lots of fun. All thank Mrs. J. Quant.rill, Mrs. W. Westbrook, Mrs. A. Irwin, Mr. D. Westbrook, Mrs. S. Hudson, Mrs. B. Simpson and Mrs. H. Gatchell who were the 7 parent volunteers for taking timeto help out at camp. A special thanks to Mr. Morley Lee and the 3 téachers who went to camp for making this trip possible. By Annette Stephenson WE OFFER A HALF-DAY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM FOR 3 -5 YEAR OLD CHILDREN Qualified Staff - Licensed Premises For Information call - 987-5402 A.M. 987-4012 P.M. & WVWt Poetry TREES The Corporation of the Town of Newcastle NOTICE Property Owners to Destroy Noxious Weeds Under the provisions'of the Weed Control Act of the Province of Ontario Public Notice is hereby given to all owners and occupants of subdivided lands within the .Town of Newcastle that unless the noxious weeds or weed seeds on any such subdivided lands in the Town of Newcastle are destroyed by Friday, June 18, 1976 and throughout the season the Council of the Town of Newcastle has directed the Weed Inspectors for the Region of Durham to cause said noxious weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed in such a manner as they may deem proper, and that the expenses incurred by the said Weed Inspectors in the discharge of their duties shall be placed on the Collector's Roll of the ToWn of Newcastle against the respective parcels concerned and that such amounts shall be collected in the same manner as taxes under the Municipal Act. The co-operation pf all citizens is earnestly solicited. ( Continued from page 1 ) PLANNING COMMITTEE APPROVES ALL THREE SHOPPING CENTRES motion carried 5 - 4 for approval of all three applications applications subject to conditions as outlined by the Regional Public Works department and conditions by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Conservation Authority. Prior to the vote Chairman Kirk Entwisle warned that the passing of the motion could mean that applicants could submit their proposals to the OMB for rezoning and that then the decision would be made by others than elected representatives of the Town, planner again came out with support for the eastern proposal proposal stating that a large development as proposed in the west would destroy many downtown businesses. Committee member Hammond Hammond pointed out thé lack of a proper traffic plan for Bow- manville which he felt was a major concern. make a decision when shortly the official regional plan would be made public, Here again Chairman Ei ' le ruled the vote had been 'taken and that the second vote was only to clarify the count and •as such Mayor Rickard was out of order. Planning committee member member Harold Balsam presented the motion asking approval of all three and then letting the market place decide which would be developed. It was noted that final approval would be conditioned to recommendation from the Regin's Public Works who' have noted a future deficiency deficiency of services. There was also the matter of the Sprackman development regarding conditions conditions to be met or endeavoured endeavoured to be met with the Ministry of Natural' Resources. It was felt this proposal had little potential for growth. Confusion arose on the- recorded vote which originally originally passed 5 to 4. Chairman Entwisle called for a second vote which was recorded 6 to 3 but here the Chairman stated the Mr. Hammond could not change his vote from the original and called it a 5-4 vote in favour of the motion. Mayor Rickard, prior, to the calling of the second vote asked if it was prudent to Mayor Rickard voted in support of the motion while Councillors Entwisle and Allin voted in opposition. • Consult With Us • for Expert Help • envelopes;, bills, letterheads, • Orono [Weekly Times; Aquarian House Antiques & Things Highway 115 South of Orono Prior to the all-three approval approval a motion was lost to restrict further commercial development in the King- Simpson area. ' Planner George Howden also stated that all three would not be approved and that now it could be the Region or OMB who will make the final decision. The -20 YEAR GUARANTEE DURHAM INSTALLATIONS ORONO 983-5262 Public Meeting Trees are the kindest things I know, They do no harm, they simply grtiw 'And spread a shade for sleepy cows, And gather birds among their boughs. They give us fruits in leaves above, And wood to make out houses of, And leaves to burn on Hallowe'en, And in the Spring new birds of green. They are the first when day's begun To touch the beams of morning sun, They are the last to hold the light When evening changes into night, And when a moon floats on the sky , They hum a drowsy lullaby Of sleepy children long ago... Trees are the kindest things I know". - Harry Behn * ♦ Proposed Darlington Generating Station 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 8 Lion s Centre Beech Avenue Bowmanville The purpose of this meeting is to review and discuss Ontario Hydro's proposal to construct a nuclear generating station near Bowmanville. A final proposal on the project is being prepared for the consideration of the Minister of Energy. You are invited to attend this meeting and submit your comments.. The views of the public will bë included in the report. i * <e e