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10-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 18,1986 What's wrong with this picture? The Orono D.B.I.A are offering $15.00 to the winner of those who can identify what is wrong with this picture taken late Monday • afternoon afternoon in Orono of the Town Hall. Cut out the picture, include your answer and drop off at any Downtown Store in Orono prior to four o'clock this Saturday. A draw will be held of the right answers. Incidentally it takes no more than three words, more are permitted. Answer. Newton ville may benefit The Public Works committee of the Region of Durham have proposed proposed that Provincial monies for water improvement for small communities communities which would include Newtonville should be used to lessen the financial cost to the residents in such areas. The proposal is now to go to the finance committee for their consideration consideration and then to Regional council for the final decision. Up to this point the Region of Durham has set forth the regular charge for a water system installation installation which is carried on a. frontage * charge with the remain costs to be borne by all those within the Regional water system. Any monies available from the province would be turned over to the general water account benefiting all water users in residents from plan the Region. Under the new proposal provincial provincial monies would be used to lessen the financial cost of the affected area which could be those in the Hamlet of Newtonville where the province Has stated the province would bear 60 percent of the total cost of the $1.5 million project. Under this arrangement Newtonville Newtonville residents would pay a lump sum amount of less than $3000 and an annual charge of ldss than $2000 for charges and water services. Under the present system Newtonville residents would pay a lump sum amount of $5,587 plus over $2000 in annual charges. The proposal is a general one which would apply to smaller communities communities within the Region as well as Newtonville where consideration ORONO NURSERY SCHOOL "The Quality Option" For-parents who demand only the very best for their preschoolers we offer: ( t * Licensed Vi day programme for 2-5 yr. olds. * Staff-specialists in early childhood education * Small Groups (never more than 8 children/adult) 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH THIS AGE GROUP All combined to provide your child with activities to suit their Individual developmental needs. Call 983-5402 or 983-9800 to-register for September All New LOVE SEATS 250.00 (Reg. 325.00) S. MATHER FURNITURE 40 KING STREET EAST NEWCASTLE, ONTARIO LOA 1H0 987-4914 Mon.-Thurs. 9 - 5 Friday 10-8 Saturday 10-5 has been given to the development of a municipal water supply due to at least 70 percent of the wells in the hamlet being contaminated. Two options have been considered considered for Newtonville that of repair of existing wells by new construction, construction, or deepening of which cost the province would pay 85 percent percent of the cost. The other alter- native, supported by the Town of Newcastle, was the installation of a municipal system. The latter has been turned down by the majority of Newtonville residents due to the cost to them. The new proposal would reduce the initial lump sum cost by over $2500 and the annual charge by a few hundred dollars. Counc. Diane Hamre stated that she had brought the problem of water supply and its cost for small centres before the regional sessions held at Pinestone Lodge earlier this term and at which point it was approved approved that the Public Works committee committee would bring forth a report and recommendation taking into account the hardship for those in the small areas especially where wells were contaminated. Apples are sizing quickly By Bengt Schumacher APPLE UPDATE: An early spring brought apples into full bloom by May 18th. With recent moisture, and warm temperatures, apples are sizing quickly with some fruit as large as 2.5 cm in diameter. New shoot growth on apples is 15-20 cm. long and growing vigorously. Although still early to predict, the apple crop appears to be smaller than last year, due mainly to frost 1 damage to the apple buds earlier this spring. SMALL FRUIT UPDATE: The early spring has also resulted in an early strawberry harvest. Many growers are harvesting strawberries , a week earlier this year. Many Pick- Your-Own farms opened the June 14-15 weekend. The strawberry crop looks very good this year, with abundant fruit set, and'very little frost damage. Raspberries and hjghbush blueberries are past bloom now, with fruit beginning to size. Asparagus season continues, although expected to end soon. Pauline, Maureen andGeri of Matthews Gr Associates INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. WISH TO EXTEND A WARM WELCOME TO ALL THE NEW MERCHANTS IN DOWNTOWN ORONO To: ROLPH HARDWARE WENDY B's Department Store MclNNES MINI MART IMPERIAL PIZZA The VILLAGE TEA ROOM DEB'S Fashions and Fabrics Welcome to Downtown Orono Sue & Nelda HAMILtONS INSURANCE SERVICE Downtown Orono Phone 983-5115 The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS Amendments To The Town Of Newcastle's Comprehensive Zoning By-Law 84-63 Pursuant to Sectign 34(12) of the Planning Act and in accordance accordance with Regulation 404/83, notice is hereby given of a Public Meeting to be held on July 21, 1986 in respect of proposed amendments to By-law 84-63, the Town of Newcastle's Comprehensive Zoning By-law. The subject amendments would: t; permit day nurseries as accessory uses within elementary or secondary schools; 2. permit bulk propane storag'e and dispensing tanks as accessory uses to Trailer Parks or Trailer Camps for the use of the Trailer Park or Trailer Camp residents only; 3. provide a definition of Special Events and Recreational Recreational Compétitions and define the zones within which such uses would be permitted; and 4. require the appoval of the Durham Regional Health Unit for any expansion or alteration of an existing residential dwelling or proposed residential dwelling to bé'serviced by means of a private sanitary waste disposal system. Copies of the-proposed by-law amendments, explanations and details of the properties affected may be obtained, during normal office hours, from the offices of the Planning Planning and Development Department, Scugog Street, Hampton, Hampton, Ontario. Further information may also be obtained by calling the Planning Department at 623-3379 EXT. 47 or 263-2231. > The Public Meeting required pursuant to Section 34(12) of the Planning Act will be held as fellows: TIME: 9:?0 a.m. , PLACE: Courtroom No. 2 Bowmanvilie Courthouse ' 132 Church Street, Bowmanville '* DATE: Monday, July 21, 1986 • This meeting shall be open to the public'and any person who attends shall be afforded an opportunity to make representation in respeot of the proposed amendments. ' • T.T. Edwards, M.C.I.P. ' Director of Planning t ' Hampton Municipal Offices HAMPTON, Ontario LOB 1J0 < Date of Publication: June 18, 1986 P.O. No. A 0627