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6-Orono Weekly times, Wednesday, September 10, 1986 An active booth at the fair TOPS On, 2927 Orono, Ontario Newsletter, to all members, former members, and anyone interested interested in becoming a member. Once again September, is here and it is time to get back in some form of routine. All those barbe- ques, weddings, family picnics, reunions, reunions, where the food looked so good...we just had to try some of everything. The trips with the kids to the zoo, where if was easier to snack on burgers and fries than to pack a good lunch. The rain, fain, rain too wet to go anywhere, so we sit around, bored, frustrated, pretty soon, we have cleaned up the leftover leftover cake, cookies and chips. Hubby, had extra time at home, that he hadn't planned on, the weather was rotten, the kids were bored, and you were beginning to have fantasies of running away from home, what the heck? Well that's all behind us now,. "now", is the time to take stock. Set aside a part of each day, for yourself. One, evening a week remember, how you used to love to, try new styles of clothes, have pride in your appearance. It is something, we all need, and want, and if you start by giving yourself, a bit of time, that is not being selfish, before long the whole family, benefits. Kids may not show it, but they are pleased when others, notice the change, in mother. At first hubby, hubby, may think, oh no, another diet, but stick to it and when he starts to ndtice that others are starting to comment on the change, who knows maybe, he will work on that little extra notch, he snuck in on his belt. , Let's get going, let's Take Off Pounds Sensibly. See you each aijd every Wednesday evening, at St. Saviours Church Hall, Mill Street, Orono. Weigh-in - 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Meeting - 7 p.rti. to 8 p.m. John Windatt, Bernie Martin and Corrine Turansky no doubt have â proposal from Eldorado the topic of discussion at the Not Wanted Nuclear Waste booth at the Orono Fair! Representatives from various groups opposing nuclear dumping in Newcastle, manned the booth throughout the fair last week giving Dairy Princess chosen at Orono Fair * Elaine Barkey of Enfield was choserf Dairy Princess at the Orono Fair on Saturday of last week. Not only was Elaine chosen Dairy Princess but she also was declared the 4-H Champion dairy Showper- son and,the 4-H Reserve Champion Livestock Showperson. Angela McHolm of Welcome was the second contestant in the Dairy Princess competition. Squash local report on Town Fitness Centre Milt Dakin of the Town of Newcastle presented a maintenance report on the Newcastle Fitness Centre to council on Monday might which he along with a maintenance engineer and a former builder had compiled following an inspection of the building. The report created a heated debate in council. Dakin told council he had sought permission to do so from the Mayor and Clerk following action by council council turning aside the hiring of consultants consultants to carry out a maintenance report on three Town of Newcastle building which was to have cost $1500.00. Dakin further stated that he had felt such a report could be undertaken undertaken by local people rather than having • to go for ohtsidc consultants. consultants. He said along with the Mayor and Clerk it was decided his group could prepare a test report on the Fitness Centre. The report outlined a number of repairs which should be undertaken . • at the Fitness centre fog roof repair, caulking and corrisioti. When the issue came before council on Monday night Counc. Hamre asked how come the report was undertaken when in fact council council had turned down a proposal to have such a study undertaken on the Fitness Centre and two other Town buildings. Mayor Winters said the Town would be remiss if they didn't do something and "why go to * Mississuag# when we have local people capable of such work?" Counc. Hamre stated' that they had no right to give permission to out their information and seeking the signing of a petition opposing any possible dump site in the district. To consider Clarke High Reunion APPLE BLOSSOM SHOP has a registry,-so you'll never forget a Birthday, Anniversary,: Mother's Day or Valentine's Day In 1987 Clarke High School will have reached its twenty-fifth anniversary anniversary and a 25th reunion is now under consideration. Don Dawson, principal at Clarke, on Mondày said the Parent's Executive would be approached approached with the idea of thé reunion reunion at a meeting being called pn ; Wednesday, September 10th, Dawson said, "if the group is willing to pursue the proposal it will take a large organization to promote promote the reunion." He said the organization would have to start very soon so as to be able to contact all who have been associated with the school. proceed without the permission of council. Mayor Winters called for Counc. Hamre to sit down and when the councillor pointed out she had the floor he said "1 order you to sit down". During the discussion Counc. Cowman asked what qualification Mr. Dakin had for preparing such a report. Dakin replied that he did manage the maintenance of a 56 apartment building and when a roof leaks I know its leaking and how to repair it. The heated debate then, continued continued between Counc. Cowman and' Mayor Winters on the matter of procedure in the choice of architects architects for the new municipal complex. complex. Mayor Winters said the choice had been made by council without invitational bids with Counc. Cowman stating the choice had been made from six firms and the one chosen had been chosen for their design by the former cotfncil. "Why don't you people get your act togethfcr?" asked Mayor Winters. Council on Monday night acknowledged Milt Dakins presentation presentation Without further action. Simply call' us to give us your anniversary or her birthday date. Then sit back and RELAX We will remember the dates you have prearranged prearranged and deliver a fresh flower arrangement arrangement of your choice or a lovely bouquet of rgses to the one you love. Call for details 983-5291 The Membership Search Committee « of the DURHAM REGION DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL invites applications/nominations from consumers, not employed in the health care system, who reside in the Town of Newcastle, to serve as voluntary members on the Durham .Region District Health Council. The District Health Council is an eighteen-member advisory advisory body to the Minister of Health on all matters related to health care planning within «the Region of Durham. Thë full Council meets mont.hly ahd, as well, there are various subcommittees of Council that require require member participation. This amounts to approximately approximately 10-15 hours of voluntary work per month for Council members. * If you are a community-mintied individual with a concern concern for and interest in hpalth care arid you have the time and willingness to participaté on the District Health Council, please, forward applications and/or nominations . with curriçulum* vitae to: Chairman, Membership Search Committee, Durham Region District Health Council, *40 King Street West, Suite 300, Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 1.A4 - no later than September 24, 198b Further information may be available by contacting Tom Cowan at 623-3396 or Dick Elston at 623-3331.