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How About This? Those at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Orono went all out for Hallowe'en and are pictured pictured above. (front row) Wayne Martin, manager and Betty Richards, (back row) Sylvia Wilkinson, Joan Moffat, Moffat, Joan Sutcliffe, Betty-Lou Gilbank, Nancy West and Joyce Gray. A good show at the bank. Pines Senior Public School news report On Tuesday, November 11th a Remembrance Day programme was held for the students of The Pines. The assembly was organized by the Remembrance Day Committee and included poetry, stories, history of the poppy and some excellent numbers by vocal and instrumental students. The programme helped encourage the meaning of Remembrance Remembrance Day - thank you to the peo- : pie who made this possible. During the Student Council's Hallowe'en Dance, a contest for the ' best costume was held - the winner was David Stender. Auditions were held last Thursday Thursday for a Christmas Play. There were spaces for approximately 15 actors and 1 stage manager. The play will be designed for a younger audience, so before the Christmas . Break, the players will be visiting the junior schools. Thanks to Miss Wilson for organizing this event. During the week of November 23rd - 29th, The Pines is having Career Week. This is intended to get the students thinking about their future. Interested members of the community who might be able to address the students on their occupations, occupations, are needed. If you can be • of assistance, please call The Pines at 987-5232. By Keith Small Letter to the Editor RE: Eldorado - Nuclear Waste Dear Mr. Herrema: I was delighted to learn that the Regional sub-committee established this fall to address concern for a nuclear waste dump proposed in this area has decided to continue its work. Indeed, such a dump will not be located at Starkville or Tyrone, but we still have the erosion and leakage problem at Port Granby. I also suspect that the issue of a site in this area has not necessarily been laid to rest. The newly-formed federal Task Force, whose members and terms of reference will be announced in early December, is to develop the site selection process. The site selection itself will follow -1 estimate at least a two-year delay in the decommissioning decommissioning of Port Granby - more seeping, leaking and eroding of radioactive waste and toxic waste into Lake Ontario. Furthermore, the Task Force will not be addressing some very perti- ■ nent questions (ie. the actual regulation regulation of our nuclear industry; particularly particularly the monitoring and enforcement enforcement of regulations established established by the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) in respect to the operation of Eldorado Resources Ltd.) As a member of the Town of Newcastle Citizens for a Safe Environment, Environment, and having met Dr. McTaggart-Cowan, I am hopeful that the establishment of the Task Force will begin the process of truly addressing the issue of the disposal of nuclear waste. It does make me wonder - if nuclear waste is such a dilemma, is nuclear energy viable? Ydurs truly, (Mrs.) Helen MacDonald WANT ADS WORK 983-5301 [ The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE MUNICIPAL GRANTS All organizations seeking a grant from the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle for their activities during 1987 must submit a completed application form to the office of the Treasurer on or before December 1, 1986 at 4:30 p.m. Applications will not be accepted after this daté. Application forms and copies of the Municipal grant policy are available» at the Finance Office of the Corporation Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, at 68 King St. East, Bowmanviile. * , And further take notice that the Newcastle Community Service Advisory Board will hear delegates concerning their grant applications at its regular meeting on December 3,1986, in Court Room No. 1, Police and Fire Building, 132 Church Street, Bowmanviile, Ontario, at 7:00 p.m. Milt Dakin, Chairman, N.C.S.A.B. J.R. Blanchard Treasurer Date of Publication: November 12, 1986 P.O. A 1754 Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 12, 1986-7 Spotlight on skating Orono Skating Club By Marilyn Ransberry Bouley, Tanya Ferguson. Skaters in the Orono Figure Novice II: Adam Colville. Skating Club have been working Melanie Lemieux, Christa Robin- hard! The evidence of their work is son - Sacha Thompson, shown in the number of badges ° ur club president started a new passed recently. Congratulations to tren d * ast y ear by helping out with all of the following skaters on pass- our banquets at the arena. It was so ing! nice to see so many skating fathers Pre-Beginner: Adele Jenkins, B think there were seven in all), Jaynath Angl, Andrea Adamson, who helped at different times at the Joshua Bonetta, Àmanda Bar- last banquet. We appreciate the chard, Kevin Copping, Derek women and the men who took time Crozier, Natasha Hill. to help! It couldn't be done without Elementary: Deepak Angl, Kyle the help of many. Seacock, Diane Jenkins, Georgina 'Please remember to hand in Katsiaps, Rebecca Hisson, Miranda ticket money for the draw to take Katsiapis, Rebecca Hisson, Miran- place Nov. 15 at our dance, da Kusiar, Anthea Peacock, David Also ask your friends to come out Allisa Corden. to our dance; 1 We are sure they will Basic: Cheryl Crozier, Erin Lak en j°y the evening. Phone Bette ing, Scott Sawyer, Prell Wilkinson, Sawyer for tickets. Devon Witheridge, Amanda Happenings.... TOUR OF BOWMANVILLE MUSEUM You are invited to join the Newcastle and District Historical Society Society for a special tour of the Bowmanviile Museum on Monday, November 17th at 7:00 p.m. This meeting is in lieu of our regular November meeting. Transportation to Bowmanviile will be provided where needed. Call Lynn Lovekin 987-4897. GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS PAUL STAPLES ROCK, BLUES, JAZZ, PÔR, CLASSICAL GRADUATE OF G.l.t., LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA AND ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC THEORY ELECTRIC, ACCOUSTIC, 12-STRING and BASS BEGINNERS TO ADVANCED - 983-9625 * IT'S NOT TOO EARLY.. Start Ÿour Christmas Shopping Now, JUST ARRIVED - - LEWISCRAFT ACCESSORIES STYROFOAM POM POMS - FUR FABRICS GLASS EYES - EAR HOOKS - HEAD PINS TREE TOP ANGELS - ÔARDS - TAGS - ANGEL HAIR TREE SKIRTS - CHRISTMAS TRIM WENDY B's DEPARTMENT STORE .. 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