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Valedictorian ® rono 1 ^ eek| y Times, Wednesday, July 2, 1986-7 Students at Pines earn their crests Photo by Jai iCt,e Desousa given to the graduates as they move to the secondary level of education by Mr. M. .Farrington, the Graduation Graduation Co-ordinator. STARKVILLE SIDING & CONTRACTING SIDING - ALTERATIONS ADDITIONS SOF^FET - FACIA EAVESTROUGHING STORM & PRIME DOÔRS and WINDOWS THERMAL INSERTS FRAN K LEWI NS R.R. 1 Newtonvllle LOA1 JO 416-786-2580 The Pines' Crests were presented Cindy Tamblyn, Andy Rorabeck, Barbara Byers, Denise Bugden, by Mr. R. Willsher to the students Jehnie-Lyn Brunton, Juanita Steven VanderSchee, Jeff Walters, pictured above. Back Row. (I-r) Biersteker, Shotri-Lyn Hirschfeld Brian Mereweather and Lisa Candace Vey, Alecia Sokoljuk, and Julie Troost. Front Row (l-r) Whyte. Joint committee would share provincial monies A joint Region of Durham committee committee of public works and finance will recommend to the Regional council that provincial grants for water systems in small communities be shared between the Region and the affected property owners. Prior to the joint meeting of the two committees the public works committee had suggested that provincial provincial grants be used to the benefit of the affected property owners. The province of Ontario does make funding available to small communities where wells are polluted and a municipal system is installed. The grant has been set at sixty percent. At the present time the Durham policy would have all monies from the province go to the Region and with no benefit to the property owners. The joint committee report goes before council this coming week for its consideration. In the case of Newtonville where a communal water system is estimated to cost $1.4 million the province would contribute $582,480, the Region $574,544 and the property owners $190,476 in frontage charges and $71,500 in connection charges. These costs are based on the policy as recommended recommended by the Regional joint committee. It has been reported that under the present system the- cost to property property owners would be some $650,000. Public meetings along Great Lakes to discuss longterm solutions to flooding and erosion problems High water levels on the ' pmniti,es along the Grdat Lakes.in Great Lakes have affected many shoreline properties. If you are concerned about shoreline damage and would like ■ to have a voice in Ontario government government polidy, you should plan to attend one of the public meetings to be held in 15 Ontario com- June, July and August. 1 The meetings have been arranged arranged by the Shoreline Management Management Review Committee, a seven- member group established by the Ontario government in April 1986 to study long-term solutions for shoreline management along the CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL Report Cards Now Available OFFICE HOUFÇ: Mon. to Thurs. - 8' to 430 Friday - 8 to 1200 The Regions Health and Social Services committee has suggested that the Regional council ask local municipalities to increase dog licence fees for those animals that have not received vaccination against rabies. The move was made to add protection to residents in the Region. The committee also seeks to have local municipalities increase educational educational programs outlining the danger of rabies. Tom Edwards, a Whitby councillor councillor on the committee, spoke out in favour of compulsory vaccination vaccination for rabies and said the municipalities should be positive on this issue. He said it was a matter of public safety. It was pointed out that compulsory compulsory vaccination could cost the Region upwards of $100,000. It has been estimated that there are from 60,000 to 80,000 dogs in the Region of Durham and of this numbér only half are licenced with the municipalities. Great Lakes. These meetings will be held in: Kingston (June 18), Collingwood (June 27), Thunder Bay (July 3), Sault Ste. Marie (July 4), Sarnia (July 9), Goderich (July 10), Windsor (July 17), Belle River (July 18), Port Colborne (July 22), Port Dover (July 23), Port Rowan (July- 23), Wheatley (July 31), Kingsville (July 31), Blenheim (August 1) and Toronto (August 7). The public is invited to make written and/or oral presentations at thèse meetings. Those unable to attend may send written submissions submissions before August 15, 1986 to: James McGuigan, MPP Chairman , Shoreline Management Review Committee Room 6501, Whitney Block Queen's Park, Toronto . ' Ontario M7A 1W3 The committee will prepare a report and submit it to Ontario Natural Resources Minister Vincent Vincent Kerrio and Municipal Affairs 2 0 % Off T-SHIRT KNIT Mon., Tues. 9-5 Wed. 9-12 Thurs. 9-6 ■ f*ri. 9-8:30 Sat. 9-4 Closed- Tues., July 1, DEB'S Fashions & Fabrics Orono Main Street Phone'983-9264 All 15 % (Cbntinued page 8) 983 APPLE BLOSSOM SHOP Main St., J Orono X > v4 .