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In appreciation from the Town Lisa Clarke, a student at the Enniskillen Enniskillen Public School presented her essay, "You Can Make A Difference" Difference" at the regular meeting of the Port Granby-Newcastle Environment Environment Committee held in Newcastle Town Hall. Lisa outlined the many simple ways in which everyone can play their part in cutting down on waste to help control the problem of waste disposal that affects everyone. She certainly captivated her au dience with her address and with the many hints it contained. Councillor Frank Stapleton presented Lisa with a memento from the Town and John Veldhuis, chairman of the committee also made a presentation. Committee wants full environmental hearing (Continued from page 1) merits of the Infilling proposal. The Committee also requests all documentation submitted to the Ministry by Laidlaw and other parties parties that relate to the proposed Infilling Infilling plan. In closing the letter again asks that a full Environmental Assess ment Act hearing be held. "In the final analysis, WE are the people who must live with the results of your Ministry's decision. It is not unreasonable for us to expect expect to receive the "benefit of (considerable) (considerable) doubt' in this matter . Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 22, 1989-7 Kinette Katch Up News Report The Kinette Club of the Great Pine Ridge experienced a glorious end, to the month of February. Five out of six of our members were able to attend our Zone Spring Conference Conference in Ajax. While there, we had a full day of business, food, entertainment and fellowship. As I mentioned last month, Bev Stacheruk represented us in the Public Speaking Competition. She did a great job and won over her 2 worthy opponents. We are all very proud of her and will be there to encourage encourage her at thé next level of competition competition in Port Hope this June. (We would also like to congratulate Bev's husband, Dan, for winning the Kinsmen Public Speaking Competition. Competition. As far as we know, this is the first time husband and wife have represented the Zone as Public Speakers during the same year). Our club was also honoured by winning winning a Service Award. A service club does a lot of work throughout the year, often without thanks. These, awards are a way to pat each other on the back in recognition of a job well done. All across Canada, many communities communities saluted their Kinsmen and . Kinette Clubs by proclaiming the week of February 15 - 21, 1989 as Kinsmen Week and February 20, 1989 (the 69th anniversary of Kin's Foundation) as Kinsmen Day. We would like to thank Mayor Marie Hubbard and tile members of Council of the town of Newcastle for participating in this gesture. February was a month of much planning for future projects, but the only one we executed was the catering of a dinner. Our upcoming events include our 15th Anniversary celebration in May, catering another dinner and our 4th Youth Dance. The Youth Dance will be held at St. Francis of Assisi School in Newcastle on Friday, March 31st at 7:00 p.m. All area students in grades 6,7 & 8 are welcome. Randy Cowan is our DJ for the evening. Admission is $2.00 and refreshments are available at reasonable prices. The dance will be well chaperoned. For our March meeting, we will be visiting the Kinette Club of Whitby. They are a terrific bunch of ladies who are very dedicated to service work. We are all looking forward to a great evening. Our April meeting will be a joint one with our Kinsmen. It would be a terrific opportunity for couples interested in learning about Kin and the work we do to join us for the evening. Please feel free to call 987-5491 for more information. Yours in Kinettes Anne Arsenault President Can \on gel AIDS from sharing a needle while doing drugs? YES! Get the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of » Health AIDS Hotline 1-800-668- AIDS 312,000 tonnes of garbage in the infilling infilling plan represents a major environmental environmental hazard. It is said that the moving of the two Trans Canada natural gas pipelines is a cause for concern by Trans Canada Pipelines as outlined in one of their letters. The claim that the landfill proposal proposal meets the needs of Newcastle and part of Durham does not exist. It is noted that the large ambunt of garbage now being deposited at the Laidlaw site is from outside eithçr area. Scott points out that although Laidlaw makes claim that the Region has expressed an interest in the Infill proposal it is a fact that the .Town of Newcastle and the Region has turned aside past proposals proposals for expansion. "Laidlaw has received no indication that the Region would entertain a change to the official plan to hllow this Infill", states Scott. The letter states there is considerable considerable local opposition to any ex-' pansion. It is stated that all agencies that have reported on the expansion proposal have notèd the unsuitability unsuitability of the site for such expansion. Scott claims 'that local citizens have seen the unsuitability of th'e site for landfill over the past eighteen eighteen years. The letter states that Laidlaw's main concern for a Environment Protection Act hearing is a matter of a shortened time frame and that they must know by April 1989 so that funding can be made available for any such. expansion plans including including the moving of the pipelines. Scott states it is unreasonable for Laidlaw to expect the Ministry to respond immediately to Laidlaw's time constraints. ' Scott states that in view of the ongoing problems with the site that the Clarke Committee be given the opportunity to review the project in detail on an even playing field. He asks that the Committee be granted "intervenor status" and be given sufficient time and funding resources to fully examine the EASTER SEALS Needs Your Help To Reach Our Objective! This year's objective is $15,000. So, back a fighter with Easter Seals. Your donation does make d difference: In the Bowmanville - Newcastle area,, the Rotary Club is the Easter Seals Club. Please drop your donation off at the Bank of Montreal, Bowmanville. King and Temperance Streets