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10-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 17,1986 On view at Or quo Post Office To build single pad new Bowman ville arena The Town of Newcastle has reconfirmed the building of the new Bowman ville on lands recently purchased purchased for $225,000 at thé intersection intersection of Highway No.2 and Regional Road 57, west of Bowmanville. A decision was also made that the' complex would be a single pad at the present time but would contain a community hall. Construction cost 'of the comn- plex is expected to range at $3,100,000 with site preparation costing $818,000. Utilities would cost a further $17,000 and consultant's consultant's fees an amoupt of $202,000. In January council is to consider the services of water and sewers to the site. The sewage system is expected expected to cost $75,000 while a water supply from a well would cost an estimated $70,000 compared to a municipal supply of $520,000. The Waverley site supported by the Mayor was ruled out by the majority majority of council due to insufficient size for a major sports complex for playing fields as well as the arena and community hall. It was also to cost $300,000 for sewage services. A report was brought forth to council by the Cjief Administrative Officer, .L. E. Kotseff. PAT IRWIN LYCÉTT TWO MILLION DOLLARS IN SALES I would like to thank alf^the clients, agents and friends who have made this accomplishment accomplishment possible. I appreciate your business and hope that you'll call me anytime for your real estate needs at the office 623-6000 or home 983-9605. Three panels at the Orono" Post. Clarke High School and are well , Office design with a Christmas worth viewing, theme have been erected by grade The design of the panels are the ten students of the art class at artistic work of Coleen Martin. Letter to the Editor Dear Mr. Editor, On December 15, 6:00 p.m. the 1st Orbno Beavers met for their annual annual Christmas Party. The leaders and beavers went for a tractor and hay wagon ride through Orono and visited the Senior Citizen's Lodge carolling. Upon returning to the party approximately 7:30 p.m. while waiting for Santa Claus to come, one of the leaders noticed that some of the gifts were missing from under the tree. In fact, there were only four gifts left from the total of 13. I can't figure out how someone could stoop this low while these 5-7 year-old boys were out providing enjoyment for our town. i Town consklprs $8,500 repairs Clarke Library (Continued from page 1) tarît. * He did state that the quality of the building was superb as are most buildings of the 1880s. To rebuild the building to day it just couldn't be done, he said. He said the only concern was a northern section of the foundation under a bay window. window. He said it was'not possible to determine its condition as it Was impossible impossible to make inspection of the ' area. Wood said the building could still be utilized for library purposes |nd comments upon a question from Counc. McKnight that he could not see the building being condemned for public use. Miss Baker, head library for the Newcastle Library system said it. was a good facility, unique in its character. She said that if they were to build a new library building it would not be built as the present „ Needless to say, the leaders had some awfully disappointed boys. We wonder what to expect next from members of our society. We would like to thank the gentlemen for providing the tractor and hayride for the boys' Christmas Party, and especially thank Santa Claus for his appearance. We are sorry that the boys party had to end on such a sad note. Anyone who knows anything about this incident please feel free to write Orono ■ Scouting, P!t>, Box 191, Orono, Ont. LOB 1M0 all information will be kept confidential. Yours In Scouting facility. She did note that the uniqueness uniqueness could not be replaced. She said the board did not anticipate any great growth in the Orono area. Ian Wood did say that there would be savings with the installation installation of a new gas-efficient furnace. Other recommended, works in the Wood survey are to be considered following a Library Needs Assessment Assessment Study which is to be undertaken undertaken in 1987. Part of the study is to address service-problems created by the physical facilities of all three library locations. The recent survey of the Orono building did note that the second - floor was not suitable for book loading. During the debate on the possible sale of the building in Orono Counc. Hamre noted that little money had been spent in maintenance on the building by the Town. She said the total cost estimated on the 1882 circa, building for repairs was set at $25,000. She pointed out that the Town had spent from $200,000 to $300,000, on the Bowmanville Libray Branch building over the past two to three v ears. Town supports Regional recycling scheme The Town of Newcastle on Mon- posed-Regional system. day rejected a T.own of Newcastle Public Works recommendation that The municipal-system proposal the Town endorse a municipal- has been endorsed by eight system form of recycling of waste. ' municipal public works depart- rather than participating in a pro- ments and would call for the dght The students at Clarke have again displayed their talent with this display. municipalities within the Region to call for public tenders for recycling. The municipal joint staffs have questioned financial forecasting of the Regional proposal and they state that the choice to recycle or not should rest with the local • municipalities. The municipalities would not have such an option under a Regional system. The municipal public works department did however Outline advantageous advantageous and disadvantages of" both system. The Town of Newcastle did however fall in line with Ajax and Pickering who have supported a Durham Region/Durham Recycling Centre Inc. program which would be directed by the Region and financed by the Region and the Municipalities. The Town of Whitby has rejected the Durham Region system and Oshawa has yet to made a final decision as has a number of local municipalities, These decisions are expected within the next few days. The Region of Durham/Durham Recycling will require new facilities for the Recycling Centre at a cost of $600,000. The Recycling Centre has been the mainstay of recycling in the region for the past number of years and the use of the service has been expanded to a number of areas including' including' pick-up points in Newcastle Villag^, Orono and Hampton. Counc. Hamre points out that the public tender process as subjected subjected by the Public works department department leaves the municipalities open to public tenders that at the beginning beginning are low-ball only to increase drastically at the next call. The councillor, also points out that the Region through the Region of Durham Act is responsible for waste disposal and this would include include waste for recycling. It is also felt that a -Regional system would be more uniform throughout the region than having individual municipalities take their > own form of a'fction. i Counc. Hamre further states that ' the cheapest way is, not always the best way. ' . Town staff are now opening discussion with the Region over the recycling issue on a Regional basis. The Corporation o? the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS notice of intention TO DESIGNATE IN ThiE MÂTTER of the Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, R.SjO. 1980 Chapter 337; AND IN THE MATTER of the lands and premises at the following Municipal address in the Town of NewcastTe, in the Province of Ontario; ' Locations: . The Old Clarke Township Hall - Orono Village Lot 7, Block 0 fronting on Main Street, within Township Lot 28, Concession 5, according to C. G. Hann-, jng's Plan of the former Village of Qrono, now In the Town of Newcastle. , The John Stalker House- Part of Lot 30, Concession 6, formerly in the Township of Çlarke, now in the Town of Newcastle, Parts 1 and 2, Plan 10R239. Reasons for "Thp'Qld Clarke Township Hall" for Designation: Architectural and Historical reasons - a late Victorian Building built c. 1898-99 > has changed little In appearance, makes an Important contribution to the streetscape and overall character of Main' Street, Orono and served as the Township Hall from 1899 until 1974. "The John Stalker House", lot Architectural Architectural and .Historical reasons - a classic Ontario Farmhouse is a fine example example of a granite fleldstone far- • ' mhouse. The front portion was built 1 , around 187p and the rear wing around 1855. The c! 1870 portion is particularly noteworthy for the quality of Its stonework. Any person may, within thirty (30) days of the first publication of this notice, sertd by Registered Mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Newcastle, notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation together with a statement of the reasons for the objection objection and all relevant facts. If such a notice of objection is received, the Council of the Town of Newcastle shall refer the matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing. Dated at the. Town of Newcastle this 3rd day of December, 1986. David W. Ôakes, B.A.,*A.M.C.T., C.M.O Town Clerk Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6 ▻.d,KaAi<32 Files: 60.17.110 ___ ' 60/17.113 Date of Publlcalon: December 17,1980 1