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Celebrates 10th Anniversary The Grèat Pine Ridge the Acres Restaurant along assistance of Kin Dave Puk Kinettes. Kinsmen. and Kinettes celebrated their 10th anniversary anniversary last Saturday night and as well greeted new officers for the coming year. The group enjoyed a banquet at with dancing. New officers for the Kinsmen and finettes were installed by Dave McReelis, Manvers Club (left) with the president of the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen. Installed as president of the Kinsmen was Jim Levac with Connie Puk installed as president of the Kin Scott Lee was honoured as Kinsmen of the Year while Connie Puk was honoured as Kinette of the Year. The Town committee has given approval as to a recommendation recommendation from the Director of Public Works that the Town expend an estimated $ 1,000.00 for the delineation of parking spaces on Main Street in the business section of prono. Dupuis, in . his report, pointed out that members of the Orono Downtown Businessmen had approved of such delineation and that monies for the work would be taken from a street sign account. account. Upon question from Counc. Taylor, Dupuis did state that taking this money from the account would mean that sighing proposed this year in .Ward Three would have to be scaled down. The Director of Public- Works also reported that he had investigated the feasibility feasibility of providing off-street parking but staled that it was costly and that locations ■ available were somewhat removed from the core area. He referred to library property property and that on Main Street where the bank proposes to build a new bank. In both he said land costs could run from $50,000 to $100,000. He further pointed out that cost of development would be in the area of $700.00 per parking parking space and that proper metering would add a further $400.00 per space. Recovery of any such development would require high usage and that this was unlikely in the Village, On commenting on a proposal proposal for one-way traffic on a portion of Park, Church and Centre Streets he said the system would create 'confusion 'confusion and difficulty for drivers. He said the post office; office; church and library are focal points in the area and must have access from all directions. It was also stated that residents east on Park and Centre Streets would be (Continued page 3) Tenders closed on Orono Fair features outlined for 1983 Pine Ridge school ORONO: The Durham Central Fair held at the Orono Fair grounds from September 8 to 11 should attract attract a record crowd, announces announces officials. While the annual fall fair won't be held until early fall, organization of the numerous events continues year round. Residents of Durham are asked to mark their calendars and to invite friends and family to . the century-old festivity. ' Although the fair begins on Thursday, September 8, a • special event will precced the- official opening. An always popular event, the tractor pull, will be featured at the fair grounds in Orono on Monday, September 6. People-home People-home for the Labor Day ' holiday will be able to take in the tractor pull. - Harold Ransberry, publicity publicity director for the Durham Central Agricultural Society, says a great deal of planning has been applied to this year's fair. The local agricultural society expects to host the largest fair in the town's history. As an example of the highlights, on opening night (Thursday, September 8) the agenda includes, Miss Durham Fair Contest, The Durham County Holstein Show, The Golden Helmets, The Demolition Derby and a fiddler's contest, all held at the lair grounds. Friday-at-the-fair includes the annual school parade, a junior talent show, ayrshires, jerseys and guernseys show as well as a sheep and à rabbit show. Also included on Fri-.i day,- September 9 are a farm implement display, a mam- (Continued page 6) "Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. Durham East was told on May 30th in the Ontario Legislature that tenders had close'd as to the sale of the Pine Ridge School property in Bow'manville and tjjat the tenders were being perused by the Ministry of Government Services. ' • Cu.reat'z had queried the Minister,. Hon. Mr. Wiseman,.as to the status of , the tenders- and as to the cost of maintenance on the property property over the past five years. Cureatz also questioned the interest that may exist with the property by the Town of Newcastle. Wiseman informed Cureatz that tenders had closed closed on the property and that his Ministry staff were now ' viewing the tenders as to the suitability as to a possible sale. He said his Ministry was seeking a fair market value for the 100 acres and the buildings and that to do anything else would not be fair to the rest of the taxpayers taxpayers in the Province of Ontario. Ontario. He further pointed out that of the initial 300 acres, 100 acres to the east was in the hands'of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food on a year to year basis. He also stated that the western 100 acres is now under the control of the Ministry of Housing, Wiseman followed up on a comment by Cureatz to possible possible interest by the Town of Newcastle. The Minister pointed out that the Ministry could not consider the one dollar price as suggested by the Town of Newcastle but did make an offer for less than a,* market value price although applying a covenant that if the property were to be (Continued page 2) Winner of the Stake Jumper Class at Orono show One killed in four-car accident Peter Burke, 27, of Kitchener, 1 was killed last Friday evening in a four-car accident on Highway 115 just east of the intersection with Highway 35. Acording to the OPP Burke's car was hèading west when it collided with an east-bound car. Brian Lewis of Cobourg has been charged with criminal negligence in the operation of a motor vehicle and impaired driving. driving. . Death mais I abaft Can-am race at Mosport Michael Allen, 41, a driver in competition at tl)e Labatt's Can-am event at Mosport died in Toronto Monday morning following an accident at Mosport on Sunday during the race event. Allen's vehicle flipped end over end after completing the straight stretch on the west side of the track. . SALVATION ARMY - GIÀNT RUMMAGE SALE Salvation Army will be holding a Rummage Sale on Friday, June 17th from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. at 35 Division Division St., Bowmanville. Everything and anything needed. Please call Ali at 623-3205. Proceeds to go to building fund. ORONO PUBLIC SCHOOL PUTS ON PLAY , Orono Public School will be putting on a play titled "Tom Sawyer" on Thursday, June 9th. There will, be showings at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. ' Everyone is welcome. Hurry apd get your tickets. Tim Stapleton, Orono, was Orono Fair grounds. manager, Wilf Burrus, a anqther such event is now ar- ,the winner of the Stake Jump Stapleton was presented cooler. ' ranged for the Orono Fair for Class in Sunday's Hunter and' with the Durham # Farmers' Some 45 horses and riders the Sunday, afternoon pro- Jumper Show .held at, the' Co-operative award . bv competed in the ew-nt' ' Sram'