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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 2, 1986 The Orono Midgets were the winners winners of the Bob Best Memorial Midget tournament held in the Orono Arena last week. Teams represented Orono, Bowmanville, Pickering and'Bewdley in the tournament. tournament. Orono went on to win the tournament tournament defeating Bowmanville in the first round and then defeating Pickering by a score of 5-3 in the final game. / Bewdley won the consolation over Bowmanville by a 4-2 count. Pictured above is Dennis Mum- ford dropping the puck for the opening face-off with Mike Knight taking the face-off for Bowmanville and Keith Vey the face-off for Orono. Orono wins Bob Best Tournament Durham East Regional taxes up by 9.5Vo for year 1986 Qurahm Region taxes are to increase ' Witty said rapid increases in growth by 9.5 percent for 1986 and according had finally, caught: up with the region to the finance chairman this is not the and taxpayers arc paying for it. He said end and similar increases can be ex- Durham, was one of the fastest growing pectal in 1987 and following years. He areas in the province, said they were already looking at a live , The Region will levy a special tax in to six percentage point increase for 1987 1987 to supplement its normal road before taking in effect inflation. (Continued page 8) IMPERIAL orono PIZZA 9839788 Agri-News By Joel Bagg Farm Management Specialist RIGHT TO FARM PUBLIC HEARINGS The Ontario Right to Farm Advisory Advisory Committee is holding a series of public hearings across the province province beginning in April. The purpose purpose of the hearings is to give pro- • ducers, farm organizations and other interested parties an opportunity opportunity to express their views on the right to farm. The committee was established by Agriculture and ( Food Minister, Jack Riddell, to look into the need for new measures to protect the right to farm. The committee will make recommendations recommendations that will ensure that farmers have adequate protection from incompatible land uses and çomplaints against normal, farming practices. Current policies and legislations, such as the Planning Aet, thé Environmental Protection Act, the Occupier's Liability Act, Abandoned Orchards .Act, Weed Control Act and Hunter ; Damage Compensation Act, 'will bë evaluated. The adequacy of the pro- < posed ' Foodland Preservation Policy and the revised Code of, Practice for, protecting farm operations operations from complaints against normal farm practices will be evaluated. The committee will also review the role of the Ontario Farm Pollution Advisory Committee in resolving complaints against farm operations. A hearing will be held on Tuesday, Tuesday, April 15th at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Office in Bowmanville, beginning iît 10:00 a.m. Organziations and individuals individuals are welcome to present submissions to the committee by contacting the Foodland Preservation Preservation Branch at Queen's Park. LAMB AWARENESS DAY The Durham Sheep Producers' . Association is again holding a Lamb Awareness Day on Saturday, April 5th at the Lion's Centre in ■ Bowmanville. From 12:30 to 4:30 p.m, there will fie lamb cutting demonstrations, sheep shearing, wool spinning, cooking demonstrations demonstrations and other displays# Admission is free! Why not bring the family! HONEYBEE IMPORTS BANNED BANNED FROM U.S. Agricultural Minister John Wise has announced a ban on honeybee imports from the United States to Eastern Canada. The ban was prompted prompted by . the threat posed by the honeybee tracheal mite which has been found; in several states that import'bees import'bees to Canada. The' action came after a request from the honey industry. The ban will permit beekeepers who ' overwinter bees and those who depend on package bees to carry on beekeeping with the least possible risk from • tracheal mite. LAW SPRAY PROFESSIONAL LAWN CARE • Weed spraying • insect control • Crab grass control •. Government GUARDIAN OF THE NATION'S LAWNS GUARANTEE Pti/m/P KEM PAINT SALE Flat Latex 4 Litre 19.99 Low Lustre Latex 4 L 24.99 Semi Gloss Latex4 L 24.99 Alkyd Low Lustre 4 L 28.99 Alkyd Semi Gloss4 L 28.99 Country Whited Flat 4 Litres 19.99 Low Lustre 4 Litres 24.99 Semi Gloss 4 Litres 24.99 G.I.L. Flat Latex 4 Litres 9.99 (TINTING EXTRA) HOCKEY STICKS 50 % OFF Solitec Solid Paint 4 Colours 9.99 Rolph Dominion Hardware _ rr QRT-Bpr Mam Street, Orono