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: r s An outstanding feature at Doll Show and Sale M The Doll Show and Sale held at cessful event in the Village. , which part is shown above, the Orono Showcase over the past Bertha White of Nelson B.C. had Further story inside this issue, week-end was but another sue- a spectacular display at the show of Published Every Wednesday -Tr; ü=T -- 55=55 Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday* November 19, 1986 §=; Moffat sub-division gets committee approval The General Purpose committee of the Town of Newcastle has recommended to Town council that a rezoning application submitted by Aleck Moffat, Orono, be approved having met certain conditions. The rezoning of the lands on the west side of Highway 115 at, the south entrance into Orono would allow for the development of nine building lots as well as include the existing lot. Tne recommendation carries the condition that the applicant can satisfy the Town that all lots will conform to the frontage and area requirements of a Residential Hamlet zone. > The planning department states that the proponent has stated that the conditions can be met with but a few minor modifications. . Council approval is expected when the Town is satisfied that the conditions are met. Happenings Concert series on stage Friday The second concert presented by the Newcastle and District Concert Series, Friday, November 21st, 7:30 p.m,, at the Newcastle Town Hail, features Michael Rusinek, clarinetist. This sixteen-year-old has already stirred tremendous enthusiasm enthusiasm for his poised and sensitive sensitive performances. An outstanding outstanding young artist and winner of several challenging awards, Michael is presently a scholarship student at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. In July he won first prize in the International Clarinet Society (Continued page 2) Lighting of Christmas Downtown November 27 The second annual "Lighting of Christmas" is to be undertaken by the Orono Downtown Business Association on Thursday evening, November 27th. Local businesses are to have their Christmas decorations in place by this date when in the early evening a Town Crier will call for the lighting of the decorations. To assist in the program of events school children and other Orono groups of children will present Christmas carols on the steps of the Orono Town Hall commencing at 6:30 p.m. Balloons will be presented to all the participants and hot chocolate and cookies will be served in the Town Hall. Another feature of the evening will be a ten percent discount being , offered by the downtown stores from the hour of 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. To conclude the evening a "Town Hall Music Night" is being offered along with the serving of squares, cookies, tea or coffee all for the price of $4.00 a person. Songs by Janette Desousa and Sheri Koenig will be offered along with piano selections by tan * Vandërshee and musical sounds from the Ofono Orchestra which may include a selection from the musical, "Cats". ' Evehts in Downtown Orono continue continue on November 29th and 30th with the visit of Santa at the Orono Showcase at Park and Church . Streets from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. As well free comic movies will be presented at the. Town Hall on November 29th, December 5th and 12th commencing at 1:15 p.m. On Saturday afternoon, December 5th Santa will again visit this time at the Orono Town Hall, courtesy of the Great Pine Ridge Kinmen's Club commencing at 2:00 p.m. During the period from December 4th to and including December 17th the "Twelve Days of Christmas" draws will be held of which everyone may participate. One draw each day will be conducted conducted for $20.00 in Orono "D.B.I.A. Bucks". Coupons will be available in all Orono Downtown stores with draws being held at the end of the business day. Town accepts demolition tender BowmanviHe Hall It has been recommended to council that the Town approve a' tender of $82,940.00 for the inside demolition of the former Bowman - ville Town Hall afyd the removal of the Cupola. Partak Limited, Cobourg, were the successful bidders for the work which is tp be completed late February. Partak was the Successful bidder of three bidders being Gerr Construction Construction Limited of BowmanviHe with a tender price of $105,000.00 and Ackerman, Excavating Limited of Newcastle with a price of $118,783.00. The new administration building which will retain the . existing BowmanviHe Town Hall with extensive extensive renovations ^n4 a new wing is to be completed in two stages. The first stage is the inside demolition of which work Partak will undertake and a second stage, the construction of the renovations and the new wing. > It was expected to call tenders for construction in February however Mayor John Winters bas suggested that council consider calling tenders early in Jarfuary. This latter feature is to be discussed with the architects, architects, A. J. Diamond and Partners. Partners. ' , ■ Mayor Winters stated it is. estimated construction will rurf to at least $4.5 million. Applies for Amendment to allow new waste, site Regional Reclaimers of R.R. 1 Orono have made application for an Official Plan amendment to the Region of Durham in order to alldw a waste disposal site on 116 acres of land on property north-west of Newton ville. The application is now with the planning department of the Region where the application is being circulated circulated to various agencies prior to a report from the department, for committee and council ' considéra (Continued page 2) • • CHLORINATOR AT CLARKE HIGH The Board of Education has installed a chlorinator at Clarke High School to provide safe drinking water. The chlorinator was formerly used at Courtice High School prior to the installation of municipal water and sewers'for tha}, particular,school. • ' 1 According to William Carman, Ward 3 trustee, the Health Department Department has been closely monitoring'the water at Clarke and prior to the installation of the chlorinator found only one source of fecal count at water fountains in the school. He said He understood that the source of contamination had t )c in the water supply. TO OPEN LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE IN NEWCASTLE On Wednesday, November 26, board officials, administration, administration, school personnel and parents will gather to open the Learning Resource Centre at the Newcastle Public School Campus. With a school population nearing 400 students, the school was in need of a facility that could handle the successful Partners in Action program. " . PC ASSOC. POT LUCK SUPPER The Clarke-Newcastle Progressive Conservative Association will hold their Annual Pot Luck Supper and Election of Officers on Friday, Friday, November 21st at 6:30 p.m. at Newtonville United Church. Guest Speakers will be Sam Cureatz and Allan Lawrence. Please bring bring a hot dish and/or pie. Memberships available at the door. Everyone Welcome. ORONO TOWN HALL EUCHRE RESULTS High Scores: Carol Hooper 79; Joyce Cowan 75; Bertha White 75; Don Thompson 74; Walter Murphy 73. Low Score: Alf Piggott. Draw Winners: Joyce Cowan and Carlos Tamblyn. The next card party will be held on Wednesday, November 26th. Jaci Burton, representing the Great Pine Ridge Kinettes last week presented to Earl Taylor, representing representing the Orono Arena committee a new Microwave Oven to be used in ' the Community'Centre of the complex. complex. This is, but .one of the projects undertaken by the Kinettes in the community this year.