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I 2-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Jurte 8, 1983 , . . ■ ' ' #rono ®BeeMp Œtmes Second Class Mail Registration Number 000368 ' ' Published Every Wednesday at the office of Publication • • , Main Street, Orouo • Roy C. Forrester, Editor ■V'; ' i ■ J . Citizens Must Now Become Involved It is expected that a decision of the Town's General Purpose committee will be ratified by council this coming Monday in that the Town is prepared within the next few years to provide funding for a new . Bowmanville Arena to an amount of twenty-five percent percent of the cost of the proposal.. The possibility of a new Bowmanville arena came before council in their five year capital forecast earlier this year and the Bowmanville Arena entry has been cause of debate and postponement of approval of the guideline budget proposal. Council members have been stumbling over whether monies' should be raised through debentures or 'other sources'. The decision by the Town committee on Monday that the Town would become financially involved to an amount of twenty-five percent of 'the cost clearly outlines the Town's position in the proposal and must give the message to Bowmanville residents that if they want a new arena they mus't put forth the effort to gain other sources of funding in order that the proposal may proceed. The action of the committee gives a clear indication indication of what must be done and with the decision coming at this time it provides ample time for interested Bowmanville citizens to organize for the promotion and funding of the arena which could meet the time table of completion in 1986. The decision of council members came off a motion motion by Mayor Rickard and Counc. Cowman and we must agree that it gives the proper direction. It was the case in the construction of the Newcastle Newcastle Fitness Centre where interested citizens started the ball rolling and then assisted in creating funds for the venture with the Town assisting. It has also been the case with the Orono and Newcastle arenas and such as the Tyrone recreational complex. These projects were' successful in completion because of citizens involvement with a keen interest. The Master Plan proposal for Culture and Recreation for the Town of Newcastle makes mention of a twenty-five percent capital cost involvement of the Town in such projects as the Bowmanville Arena. According According to Mayor Rickard the Town did provide almost twenty percent of the total cost of the Orono Arena $190,000 through the cost of interim financing and other charges such as engineering fees. Council should make known their position early in the game as they may well do in the case of the Bowmanville Arena come this Monday at council meeting. The 'puck' then rests with interested citizens in Bowmanville whether or not they have a new arena and the cost to the general taxpayers in the municipality will be controlled. Bowmanville has just écorne off a successful celebration of their 125th bifthday and a few years back • built the Fitness Centre which provides year-round recreational facilities for all ages in the community. The challenge is now out again. If you want it you can have it with" your efforts. It Came As No Surprise The content and. recommendations of the recent report of the federally appointed labour-management Auto. Task Force camé as no great surprise. It, was predictable that a Canadian content would be recommended recommended and such was the case that 60 percent content, be instituted by 1987. " » , . Firstly the Task Force made up of labour and management had to bè biased and could hardly take any other course. The federal government certainly can be faulted in the content -of the Task Force and surely it would have appeared more logical if the Force had contained contained some representation with expertise relating to the overall picture of economic affairs in the nation. One faucet of the economy can hardly be taken in isolation. It is understandable that Sam Cureatz and Mike Breaugh, both local M.P.P.s .from an auto industry area, support vigorously Mfe recommendation of Canadian Canadian content in imported vehicles. Don Hackworth, president of GM would also be expected to come out in favour of the same recommendation having been part of the decision process. Interesting enough the seven leading industrial nations of the world met recent I v in conference in Williamsburg and one of the main items of discussion was a movement to freer trade options throughout the world. This would hardly be the case in establishing Canada, 1 contents restrictions. President Reagan o.f the U.S. in commenting of a similar proposal in the U.S. said .it would be a 'cruel hoax' io take such action and that such action would Letter to Editor Dear Mr. Forrester: As you know, the Town of Bowmanville is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. To mark this occasion, a special commemorative bottle bottle of Adams Double Distilled rye whisky will be marketed exclusively in the Bowmanville Bowmanville area during the balance of 1983. The Adams Distillers Group Ltd. is honoured to be participating in this happy and historic event. I take this opportunity to cordially invite invite you to attend a reception to officially launch our participation participation in your celebrations. celebrations. The reception will be held at the Lions Community Hall, 26 Beech Street in Bowmanville on Thursday, June 9 at 7:00 p.m. Doug Balson, our area sales representative, and 1 sincerely hope that you will be able to attend. Yours very truly, J.E. Shaughnessy Executive Vice-President Letter to Editor Dear Editor: The Ontario Provincial Association - Meals on Wheels has endorsed the week of June 5th to 11th as "Meals on Wheels Week in Ontario," Mr. Wm, G. Davis, Premier of Ontario, has sent his letter of greetings to all chapter members which reads, in part : "The volunteer staff involved involved with this program are to be commended for their commitment. In offering meals and friendly visitation to seniors and handicapped in large urban centres and rural communities across this province, province, you have helped nourish these people in body and spirit and have greatly enriched their lives. Indeed thfough your selfless efforts you have made a major contribution contribution to the communities you .serve and to society at large." Our local chapter consists of six drivers as well as myself and Phyllis Lowery who run the chapter and drive. If ,anyone is interested in being a driver, it takes about 2 hours of your time once a month. If you wish to receive the meals Kendal News Some drivers are in such a hurry to get to the next turn that they go right on into the next world. Children always brighten up a home. They never turn off the lights. Saturday and Sunday proved proved to be good days for picnics. picnics. I have my tomato plants planted in my garden. Let us hope there is no frost. On Saturday afternoon the Sunday School enjoyed their annual picnic. Then on Sunday Sunday morning the ' Award's Day was held. Mr. Don Ped- dar teacher of the senior boy's class acted as chairman. chairman. Two of the highlights were a solo "Stranger of Galilee". It was sung by Mrs. A. Tizzard and a trumpet solo by Steven Hellebust, The Holy City and In the Garden. The children excelled in their various parts. Their awards and attendance pins were given out by their teachers. Our primary teacher, Mrs. Loraine Evans, is moving to Enniskillen. She has done a very fine job with all those little folk. It happened happened to be the birthday of Mr. David Skerratt so we sang "Happy Birthday". His four, brothers were also at church. Kendal Orange Lodge 405 Opening Pine Ridge School tenders (Continued from page 1) used for other than recreation by the Town, the Ministry would require market value for the purchase of the property. property. Wiseman said '.the Mayor stil considered the price too much. * As to the cost of annual maintenance, Wiseman told Cureatz he would provide him with the figures. Cuitatz had said such costs could be considerable considering the property has laid idle for five years. please contact me. The meals arc delivered on Tuesdays and Thursdays and consist of a hot dinner, roll, juice, dessert and a treat prepared by the driver of that day. Although there was a luncheon luncheon held in April to honour our drivers, 1 would like to take this opportunity to thank them again. Without their help, there wouldn't be a chapter. Marlene Risebrough 983-5702 only increase the cost of cars and in the long-term cost Americans jobs. He further said recrimination and retaliation would only increase to the detriment of all, ' It has been the threat of imports taking over the market that has put the U.S. and Canadian car industry • back on its feet. Efficiency, productivity and quality are now by-words of the American industry and such has to be the case if the industry is to hold its position through North America and in the rest of the world. Its position can not return the era of the 1970s. Chrysler is a good example of having their backs to the wall and now well on their way to'a complete turn-around. In fact Chrysler has moved fro.rçf third position in the industry, overtaking Ford and now in second second place. - ' 1 Competition has its place in.thc^markct place and it must also be remembered that such ds the Japanese are more than importers to Canada. They do create jobs in other industries in which'Canadians are employed and in great numbers. will hold theirOrange Service in Kendal Church on June 26th at 2:30 p..m. American tourists often make amusing blunders when abroad, showing their ig- 7Ben Hoy and Peter lionk; 2 -Don , Peddar and Randy Frank. Shoe, . up to 12 (girls): 1 -Chrissy Walker; 2 - Michelle Evans/ norance of British history. One instance occurred when a bus load arrived at a.stop in ' England - Runnymede. "This is where the Magna Charta was signed". "When?", asked the American. "1215", replied the guide. Looking at his watch the tourist said to.his wife, 1 told you to hurry/we just missed ;it by 20 minutes, Kendal Sunday School Races 5 & under: 1 - Brian Boudreau; 2 - Christopher Mum by; 3 - Samantha Cooper. 8 & under (girls): 1 - Michelle Evans; 2 - Crissy Walker, 8 & under (boys): 1 - Dwain Walker; 2 - Trevor Warrick. 11 & 12 (girls): 1 - Heather Toy; 2 - Sandra Atkins. 9, 10, 1 F' (boys): 1 - Mark Walker; 2 - Brad Foster. 12 and over: 1 - Peter Fonk; 2 - Randÿ Frank. Wheelbarrow: 1 - Michelle Evans and Shannon Kingsley; 2 - Crissy Walker and Elaine Cathcart. Boys up to 8: 1 - David Warrick Warrick and Trevor Warrick; 2 -Brian Boudreau and Dwain Walker. Intermediate 11 & 12 (girls): 1 - Heather Hoy and Sandra ' Atkins; 2 '- Shari Kennedy ànd 1 Janine Foster. Intermediate (boys) Wheelfwrrow: 1 • - Shane Hawk and 1^1 ark Evans; 2 -Mark ^Valker. and Brad Foster. Senior Boys: 1 - Peter Fonk and Ben Hoy; 2 - Don Peddar and Randy Frank. 3 Legged Râce up to 8 (girls): 1 - Michelle Evans and Shannon Shannon Kingsley; 2 - Elaine Cathcart and Crflssy Walker. , Junior 6, 7, 8 (boys): 1 -David Wanrick and Trevor Warrick; 2 - Dwain Walker and Shane Ha,wke, ,11 & 12 (girls): -I - Heather Boy and Sandra Atkins; 2 -Shari Kennedy and Janine Foster. Intermediate (boys): 1 - Brad Foster-and Mark Walker; 2 -Mark Evans and Shane ' Hawke. Ladies 12 & over: 1 - Sandra Atkins;- 2 - Shari Kennedy. Men's: I - Peter Fonk; 2 -Randy Frank: Up to 1.2 (boys): 1 - Brad Foster; 2 - Dwain Walker. Oldest Person: Mrs. Dobson. Youngest Person: Christopher Christopher Mumby. Magic Spot : Shane Hawke. Musical Knees: Sandra Atkins and Brad Foster. Hot Potato: Trevor Warrick. Rally Teams: 1 - Ben Hoy; 2 -Don Peddar. Treasure Hunt: Heather Hoy. Candy Throw: Samantha Cooper. St. Saviours ANGLICAN CHURCH Orono, Ontario Regular Sunday Worship Service - 9:45 a.m. Rev. Allan Haldenby B.A.L Th. United Church Orondt Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. Wayne Wright, B.A.. M. Dlv. SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1983 Orono United Church Church School 11:15 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. 'Bible Study & Hymn Sing Thursday 7:00p.m. Friendship Room « Father's Day Jun.19 11:15 a.m. Service by the Church School Guest Speaker . Enid DeCoe Lunch after the Service. Kirby United Church • Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. Church School Picnic. 11:00 a.m. kt the home of Lùci.en Senior 3 Legged (bpys): 1 Lambier. Fathers' Day Sunday, June 19th Schick * Shavers Braun or Philips Kodak Disc Cameras Shaeffer Writing Instruments Tilly Billfolds ' Carlton Cards Stuff's Pharmaci ' MAIN ST, ORONO, ONT. 983-5009 Vj 1. H Slvlt - E i : J, S|TI/TT