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Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, April 26, 1989-7 Marcia at the Fashion Show Marcia Blaschke, Orono, a student stairs to mingle with a large size au- dent at Clarke High, was but one of dience in attendance, twenty-eight models to enter centre The event was co-ordinated by stage last Friday evening at Clarke Sylvia Parker of Not Just Fashions, High School and then descend the Orono. Not Just a Pool Hall (Continued from page 1) tables will be but there will be win dows in which you can stand and watch. So, you can observe the billiards and get your movies, without being disturbed by the billiards and at the same time the people playing the game are not being being interrupted either. By the way for those who cannot play billiards, lessons will be available. Now, on the lower level of our store it will mainly be for the younger generation, but everyone is welcome. There we will have a couple couple of smaller billiard tables and our arcade section. After we get our grand opening under our belt we would like to have a few tournaments: for, instance instance a father-son or mother- daughter and even an over 50 tournament, tournament, with some good prizes. * Now, mark your calendar for our "Grand Opening" date of Friday,, June 2 and then come in and, see us and maySe win some of our "Grand Opening Prizes" and take home some movie specials. Full hearing for medical waste incineration (Continued from page 1) by BF1. He said his committee has ' already asked the Minister for a full hearing. Veldhuis said other alternatives should be examined and it appears that other systems are more environmentally environmentally sound to that proposed proposed by BFI. The chairman said BFI has now submitted a draft Environemntal Assessment application to the Minister. At this point the speaker tabled three large volumes which represented the details of the application. application. He siad it is most overwhelming overwhelming and un wieldly. He then called on council to support support their request and as well call upon the Minister for a full-fledged hearing. "Would it not be prudent to select environmently friendly industry?" industry?" he asked. On motion of Hannah and Stapleton the Minister is being requested requested for a full hearing! ' Mayor Hubbard said, she had been handed the books and it was unbelievable. Want to maintain same pool hours (Continued from page 1) family and memorial staff to have the 14 to 40 take part in the hour program. She said the 2:30 start was most important as it was the only time that staff was available to assist. Spice outlined a number of important important aspects of the program for the residents mentioning the exercise exercise in water, provides motivation and was a therapy program. It was also stated -that the program was beneficial for many ailments. Spice also said the event was also a social event for many, relaxing, and for the many the only source of exercise. When questioned by Counc. Stapleton of five other alternatives that had been suggested as to time by staff, Spice said it was a matter of staff availability at the hospital as far as the 2:30 to 3:30 hour time was concerned. She said a later hour entered into staff change and the program just could not operate as far as staff was concerned at a latter date. Later in the meeting a motion bv„ Wotten and Deegan tabled the issue for a further report from staff wlm had suggested that the time frame be changed to another time and day suitable to the hospital. Mayor Hubbard said she thought it was an important issue and that staff would make every effort to accommodate accommodate the program. Council members, had at the general purpose committee meeting, approved a junior program program for the time slot without question question . From Around the Region (Continued from page 5) Township as to their intentions with the amalgamation proposal and the Impact Study, Celebrates a century of operation On Saturday the Cooper Group of Industries in Port Hope and Nicholson file opened their doors to the public in celebration of 100 years of operation in the community community making files. Tours were held through the operation of Highway 2 in the east end of the Town. Over 100 fishermen charged with poaching More than 100 poachers have been charged for fishing before the open season, fishing without a licence and illegally fishing in Port Hope and the Lindsay area. The trout season opens locally this Saturday. Petition against higher transfer tax The Cobourg-Port Hope Real new Courtice school The Ontario Ministry of Education Education has given approval to a new school under the jurisiction of the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Educatrion to be built in Courtice within the next three -years. The Courtice school is to be a K to 8 grade school pliis a day care centre. Approval has also been given to the construction of an elementary school plus facilities for day care in , Cobourg. The approvals also included additions additions at the Vincent Massey Public school in Bowman ville as well as an addition at the Baltimore Public School. The Courtice school is the number one candidate by the Ministry with the addition in Bowman ville as the second priority. In speaking With Trustee Wm. Càrman he said that it is the first time that the Ministry has changed the order of priority which has been set by the board. Wilf Day of Port Hope states Port Hope is in dire need of a new elementary school and is surprised at the decision of the Ministry of Education in setting their own priorities. National mental Health Week To kick off National Mental Health Week, the Canadian Mental Health Association/Durham Branch will pay tribute to local schools at an awards evening May 1st, 7:30 p.m., at Harwood Secondary Secondary School in Ajax. The evening will honor both the winners and participants of Estate Board petitions the province to withhold an increase in the land transfer tax'as proposed: The land transfer'tax is a special levy imposed by the province on each home sold in Ontario. The Cobourg-Port Hope group estimate the tax at $1,100 on the average house. The province intends to increase the tax. . CMHA's "We're All Special" Contest. Contest. The contest is one of a number of projects, including a teachers' kit ànd workshops, designed to build self-esteem in children. Durham Region schpols in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, and Brock, and have participated in Che contest's three categories: essay, logo and poster. À total of 250 entries entries were received. 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