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Sunday afternoon in the Saskatchewan and a grand- Orono Oddfellow's Hall the son; Paul Moore from as far Millson family entertained away as Newfoundland. Mrs. their mother, Mrs. Vera Edna Millson was born in the Shiloh Millson, on the occasion of her area of Clarke Township and 90th birthday. Relatives and a resident of the Township for «ids from the area were many years. She now lives in «;sent along with Mr. and Scarborough. Pictured above Mrs. ' Roy Harness from are (left to right) Mr., Alfred happenings... Millson of TRyrone, Mrs. Millson of Orono all children Leslie (Muriel) Webb of of the honoured guest Mrs. Toronto, Mrs. Meta Moffatt of • Millson seated in front of her, Bowmanville and Mr. Ed. children. - SEAP group asked assurances from town council ..... ■ Population too small for sewage system in Orono area A meeting held.iri Orono last the population should at least Tuesday concerning régula- .be 1500. To this end the lions' and policy regarding present population in Orono hamlet, development opened now rests at 1229 and this very little new ground. Mayor includes surrounding area Rickard of the Town. of arid the subdivision, to the Newcastle along with councib north of the Village proper, lors Entwisle,, Lyail and , It was also pointed out at Cowman, were present.. Mr. the meeting that the annual Horace Best, secretary for the cost for sewers would be planning board was also around $130.00 per property, présentas was Mr. Donaghue Numerous individual ques- from the Regional Planning lions were placed before the staff. . meeting concerning develop- ;■ ' ment of private properties. Mayor Rickard did point out The meeting was also asked at the meeting that any the reason for the increase in specific plan had yet to be ' taxation and here it was speltout for Orono but did say pointed out the increase in that each municipality should services and charges against develop in accord with its own properties including those for characteristics and capa.bilit- planning, police protection, ies. ' conservation costs, recreation In the matter of sewers for along With increased costs for Orono it was pointed out that education. Kendal meeting concerned over expropriation At least "one hundred resi- the authority and with the dents neighbouring on the program of study in the forest GanaraskaJForest attended a being outlined by, Mr. Bob meeting held in Kendal Public McClure, resources manager School last Tuesday evening and Mr. Glenn Price, eo-ord- expressing their concern of inator of the forest study, possible expropriation of their The purpose of the meeting lands or»at least some form of was to explain the reason for a intervention. forbst study now underway to COULD BE THE END OF THE ORONO AREN A An engineering study being conducted on the Arenas in the Town of Newcastle could well find the Orono Arena closed for this fall and winter following a report to be handed down by the engineers. Its has also been reported that the arena in Newcastle Village could also have difficulty in passing the examination. It is not felt that Bowmanville will have any trouble. - ) ÀîMER JOBS FOR STUDENTS Canada Manpower last week announced that they would be setting up a* student employement office in Bowmanvilfte as a pilot project this year. The office to be set up in the Bowmanville High School will be open two days a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8.30 p.m. to 12.30 p.m. The project is to assist students to find summer jobs and to' provide a source of willing workers for employers in the. area. Students are encouraged to register at the office while 1 employers may either visit the office or phone ,723-2211, SEEKING INSURANCE QUOTATIONS The Town of Newcastle is again seeking quotations on tiiv_. : .nsurance needs and insurance firms are being asked to quote on the Insurance for the Town for the, year 1966-67., GOING SOUTH GQOD ENOUGH REASON Going south i§ good enough reason to build up holidays according to the council of the Town of Newcastle. The matter came before council when Mr. Kilpatrick, of the plumbing department requested that he be allowed to take one week of his 1976 holidays and apply them to holidays in 1977, January and February. It was also pointed out in the discussion that during the winter months the department was not as busy as in the summer. , , Mr. Roy Foster, representative from Hope Township on the Ganaraska Region, Conservation Authority, has tendered his resignation, effective June 18th. This action by Mr. Foster stemmed from the conduct of the Hope Township council who were critical of a tree planting project in the Cobourg Conservation Area. Mr. Foster felt that, council showed a lack of confidence in his judgement as a member of the authority and further had not called on him or any member of the authority to explain the project. Hope Township's concerns were only found in the' local press. Mr. Roy Forrester, chairman of the Authority, has id that Mr. Foster's resignation will be a big loss to the authority as he was a most activé and,concerned member as well as chairman of the Conservation Area Committee. "Its an unfortunate loss", he said. < ' Mr. Warren Lowes speaking speaking on behalf of the SEAP group in the Port Granby area spoke to council on Monday asking for assurances against any development of a nuclear processing plant, or extension to the Port Granby dump from council. Mf. Lowes pointed out that the people in the Port Granby area were concerned for health and real estate values if such as the processing plant were constrcuted in the area. He also stated to council that the group had received conflicting conflicting information from some sources pertaining to the development. The spokesman for SEAP asked a number of questions from council including if they \yere negotiating with Eldorado Eldorado for the placement of the refining plant in the municipality municipality or encouraging them to do so in anyway. If the answer to the question was "Yes" they wanted to know the reason. He also asked why some were sitting on the fence on this issue? The spokesman , also stated that it was revealed to them that council was amiable to the development. development. The final portion of the presentation would congratulate congratulate council if they were in opposition to any development development in the area and that the group, SEAP, would be willing willing to work with council in their opposition. Mayor Rickard stated -that council was not in the process of negotiating with Eldorado nor had they ever been in the process. The Mayor also stated,that council had asked the Region to designate the area as a special study area. The Meeting was called by area residents who own land "There is no courting of llle Ganaraska Region Conse- , adjacent to the forest and to Eldorado" he said rvation Authority, chaired by gain their support to have ( Continued on page :$) Roy Forrester, chairman of (Continued on page3) Santa Claus nl June? Well it vynen the, Scarborough Cen- l 1 was, a fun week-end for all happened at the Sandar- , tennials Camping Club hosted adults and - chi| d ren with aska Park off-Highway 115 members of the Canadian vanou 'S activities including, north of Orono last week-end Family Camping Federation the a PP eara »ce of Santa ■ Claus.' , 1