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Celebrates First Birthday William Graham Wright, son of celebrated his first birthday on May Jim and Nancy Wright, Newcastle, 24th. Happenings .... BALLOONS RELEASED AT ORONO UNITED CHURCH The Orono United Church Sunday School completed their program program for the year and in celebration held a brief ceremony outside the church releasing a number of balloons to which were attached messages containing scripture and a greeting from the Sunday School. MUSIC NIGHT TO BE HELD IN ORONO A music night is being arranged to be held in the Orono Town Hall on June 19th featuring .local talent and the Orono Orchestra. Proceeds Proceeds from the night will go towards beautification at the front of the hall. ' Who won? Don't ask! If its a matter of endeavouring to find out who won the business soccer soccer game last Wednesday your answer will depend totally on who you ask and from what side of the Main Street they undertake their business. '• From the west it -would be 'west is best and east scored least'. But cross the street to the east it is 'east had a feast'. Although the final whistle has blown on the soccer game itself the battle still rages as to who was the winner. The outcome was to h§ve been settled by the prestigious ref, Matt Snelder, all decked out in his official official uniform. He looked at the twenty-two players from the east and then the twenty-two players from the west only to quickly make his exit .trotting out to the north. 1 really doubt that anyone would blame him for this exit which has left the result in limbo. Perhaps the outcome will have to be. decided by the unbiased press in this community. That decision Id delight the west and does Vpch the door for a rebuttal from the east who are just itching'to put pen to paper. The decision is a total package as the 'west entered the event with a class act... a parade up main street headed by a two-piece band, six cheer leaders with pompoms and carrying a casualty from the east on a stretcher. Where' was 'the east? Riding in the back of a half-ton pickup. v*i tiiv placing livau, «a an eyewitness, it had to be a draw at one goal each. Perhaps it would be better if you choose your own winner for everyone did have a good time and it was surprising to see forty-four business people turn out for the event and from talk around town there is more to come. The kindergarten children arid grade one students from the Orono Public School made a delightful appearance appearance and demonstrated warmup warmup exercises in which they had the west and east participating. The Downtown Business group would like to thank the public school children for the part they played in adding to the event. Oh checking around town the following day there were a few stretched and sore muscles plus numerous bruises. Apparently one casualty on the east side as she was cohspicous in her absence all through Thursday? Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 4. 1986-3 'No more' Letter to Editor ask Tyrone SUBJECT: PARTIC1PACTION CHALLENGE DAY - Wednesday, May 28, 1986 Thanks to 9,510 active people, the Town of Newcastle has been declared the "fittest community" by Ajax and Uxbridge. In the other challenge with Cobourg we managed managed a tie with both getting 29.08% of our populations active. From tots "jolly-jumping" to seniors taking "moonwalks" the Town's residents can pat each other on the back for making this event a great success. Special thanks goes to your paper along with local radio stations and Cable TV for helping us promote this special event arid even taking part in an activity yourself! Obviously Obviously we can't list all the par ticipants (event though they deserve it!) but we would like to extend our appreciation to the sporting groups, community groups, businesses and schools who counted in their very large numbers. Finally, to the volunteers who staffed the phones and the "crews" out in Hampton and Newcastle who searched for active active people in their area a very big thank you! Sincerely, Jane M. Lunn, Program Director P.S. Cobourg has already mentiori- , ed they would like to break the tie next year. So don't throw those sneakers back in the closet - lef's«get' ready and get some more involved next year! residents (Continued from page 1) rneeting passed a surprise resolution without discussion in open council that the applications be denied. The planning report outlined that there are existing 80 dwellings in Tyrone with, a potential of 173 in both the -fàrea of the Hamlet Development Plan and in a surrounding surrounding expansion area. The planning department was to have brought forward an expanded plan for, council's decision but the overall denial may sidetrack the proposal. building lots (Continued from page 1) most of the property is marshland. The Health Unit states the report submitted by Gibson and Associates had dealt with grounds yvater seepage rather than the actual water table. Ken Dallin, an owner to the east of the proposed three-lot area spoke in opposition to the proposal gating the development would destroy the atmosphere and that two-storey houses would destroy the existing view from his property. Dallin also said there was concern for further private wells and septic systems as well as noise and dust during construction. Chief falls through roof of burning house The Town of Newcastle, Orono Station Fire Chief, Terry Hardy, •was injured fighting a residential fire last Thursday in the late afternoon afternoon on Stewart's Road, east of the Newtonville-Kendal Road. The Orono Department was assisting the Newcastle department at a single storey residential fire when the accident occurred. The Orono Fire Chief Was using a chain saw on the roof when he fell through into the attic and then into the first floor landing on a china cabinet ana men a table. He made his way out of the flaming building and was taken to Memorial Hospital sustaining a dislocated shoulder and having stitches to his left hand. Mr. Hardy will be off work for a period of a month. Lloyd Forsey of the Bowman ville Station al^o sustained a wrenched back at the fire. The building had considerable damage inside with one end pf the Viceroy home almost totally destroyed by the fire. 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