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yallis-Shetler Wedding Maureen Elizabeth Shetler, daughter of John and Eleanor Shetler of Orono and Randall Kenneth Kenneth Fallis, son of Kenneth and Patricia Fallis of Millbrook, were united in marriage on Saturday, July July 9, 1988. The vows were exchanged exchanged in St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Millbrook with the Reverend George Quib.ell officiating. officiating. The bride was attended by her sister, Diane Shetler as Maid of Honour and Debbie Fallis, the groom's sister-in-law as bridesmaid. Accompanying the groom as best man was Rick Carter, a long time friend. Terry Fallis, the groom's brother, Jeff Deck, friend of the groom and David Robinson, the bride's cousin, assisted as ushers. Following the wedding ceremony, a formal reception was held in the Concert Hall, Victoria Hall, Cobourg where Maureen and Randy enjoyed the company of many family members and good friends. Jackson-Lewins Wedding The marriage of Gordon Leslie her father wore a beautiful satin Jackson and Jenny Liana Lewins beaded gown covered in lace. took place at the Orono United The matron of honor was Mjs. Church on Saturday, November 26, Kari Beatty, sister of the bride. She 1988 at 4:00 p.m. The Reverend wore a yellow satin gown. Fred Milnes officiated at the The best man was Mr. Jeffery ceremony. Dobson, brother-in-law to the The groom is the son of Mr. and groom. Mrs. Kenneth E. Jackson of Orono. Gord arid Jenny received many The bride is the daughter of Mr. beautiful gifts, which were greatly and Mrs. Frank Lewins of Newton- appreciated., ville. The newlyweds are now residing The bride given in marriage by in Oroqo. Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, December 7, 1988-3 Clarke Constituents ready for Round 3 in local dump fight Area residents who attended the 'Open House' held by Laidlaw Waste Mangement Systems on November 28th, to promote a proposed proposed massive expansion of their landfill site north of Newtonville, were distressed by what they saw. Dave Scott, Chairman of the Committee of Clarke Constituents, said that this third attempt at expansion expansion has been expected ever since the Region of Durham Council Council denied Laidlaw's last request for expansion in May of this year. "If Laidlaw still wants input from the public on their proposal, then they have not been listening for the past five years," s'aid Scott. Two previous attempts at expansion in 1983 and 1988 were rejected by the Town of Newcastle and the Region of Durham because the site was not considered environmentally safe for a large landfill operation. In both cases the proposed expansion expansion was vehemently opposed by area residents who have lived with the effects of the current site for the past 17 years. "This most recent proposal; is a blatant attempt by Laidlaw to cash in on the Region's garbage problems problems at our expense. This site does not have the required characteristics for a safe landfill, and it cannot be safely engineered. It doesn't matter Just George Tis the season to be merry Why is it, I wonder? That downtown Orono typify's the Christmas spirit far more sincerely than most of the big cities I have visited over the years, and I've been to a lot of them. The store windows are not as opulent, and the decorations not as extensive, but somehow they manage to portray that indefinable something, we call sincerity, a very rare commodity these days. When you enter any of these premises you can be assured of a smile of welcome that seems to come from the heart, (not the cash register). If you have the time, and inclination, inclination, take a short drive around the area after dark, the homes put on their Christmas face,: with a gorgeous display of coloured lights festooning the trees and: shrubs, I don't think I've seen the equal of this custom anywhere else. And speaking of custom, even today I still have people giving me a smile and often the usual "Hi George," although 1 sometimes can't, place them, and as we get into the season of "Goodwill Toward Men," this sincerity becomes even more extent. And so my friends, and there are apparently so many of you, who make my days brighter, who often encourage me to keep writing these short stores, (where would I be without you?) both Lynne and myse.lf (plus Princess) wish you all, the happiness you deserve, seasons greetings and best wishes for, a happy happy and safe Christmas. As usual Just George Claims birth defects may be linked to nuclear plant A study by an Oshawa based anti-nuclear group indicates a higher than average number of neonatal neonatal deaths and fatal birth defects in Pickering and the group says it could be the result of thé release of radioactivity from the Pickering plant. how many millions of dollars you pour into it, you cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. If Laidlaw wants to handle all of Durham's garbage, then they bought the wrong site!", said Mr. Scott. The Committee of Clarke Constituents Constituents led the fight to stop the 1983 and 1988 expansions of thé Laidlaw Site and rallied the community in July this year to successfully protest the proposed "N3" site for Metro's garbage. Both sites are located in the former Township of Clarke. Mr. Scott sàid, "The residents of Clarke are sick and tired of being dumped on. Our community has. pulled together to preserve our environment environment before and we are prepared to do so again - and again." The Committee has retained retained legal counsel and applied to the Ministry of the Environment for "intervenor" funding. The committee committee holds regular meetings of its Steering Committee on the second Thurday of every month at the Newtonville United Church at 7:30 p.m. Additional volunteers are welcome. OBITUARY KATHERINE LYNN WOODS Daughter of Abraham and Maxine Maxine Sol, Katherine Lynn Woods, aged aged 35, died November 20, 1988 in Whitby General Hospital. Wife of Garnet C. Woods, whom she married July 15, 1978, and also former wife of the late Edward Tamblyn. She was born in Oshawa, and resided in Orono. A devoted wife and mother, she was a member of the Salvation Army. Army. Left to mourn her passing are husband Garnet, daughter Shelda Marie, father and mother Abraham and Maxine Sol, sisters Debbie and Rose, brothers Larry and Stanley, In-laws Ernest and Beulah Woods. Funeral services were held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowman- ville, with Captain Rick Shirran, officiating. officiating. Pallbearers were Blaine Lewis, Robbie Pierson, Dave Kingsley, Terry Hackney, Wolf Friedericks and Ken Brunton. Donations were made in her memory to the Salvation Army and the Canadian Cancer Society. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE The Elephant Show's ERIC NAGLER IN CONCERT Bowmanville Recreation Complex Tuesday, December 20th 1988 '• ' 7:00 p.m. ' $6.00 per person . TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: * - Newcastle Fitness - Newcastle Town Hall/ Centre Community Services FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 623-3379 EXT. 232 Date of Publication: December 7. 1988 December 14, 1988 P.O. A2042