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8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 14, 1989 From Around Classified ads BUR DINGS - Factory Inventory 28x40 $3,986; 40x60 $5,450; 46x90 $8,900; 60x20 $17,000. Clear Span Widths from 20 feet to 240 feet. Call now 1-800-668- the Region Safety flaws in the Canadian Nuclear industry Rene Levesque, president of the Atomic energy Control Board, has been reported to have said there are deadly safety flaws in the Canadian nuclear industry that could go undetected because the federal watchdog watchdog doesn't have the resources to do its job. But Levesque said one should not clutch their heart and say we are going going to blow up. Funding does not provide for the necessary staff and Levesque states that in time he felt there was a real danger that something could happen. happen. Want to stay independent of government government funds While other food tanks in Ontario Ontario are seeking provincial funds to carry out their dispensing of food to the needy those in Port Hope and Cobourg wish to remain financially independent. The Cobourg group assisted 5,247 families in 1988 while those in Port Hope assisted about 5000 families. Both groups state they operate quite well without provincial assistance. Lack of interest in Junior Ranger's program It is a matter of lack of interest by seventeen-year-olds that the Ganaraska Forest Centre Junior Ranger program has been closed out this year. According to Ian Ferguson of the Ministry of Natural resources about one-thirds of all such programs across the province have been closed closed this year due. to the lack of interest. interest. There were some 44 such programs programs operating in recent years which have now been reduced to thirty. The Junior Ranger program is for 17 year-old boys and girls interested interested in forest management. Ferguson said in most cases they would have a full camp until camp opens the first of July when those interested would have found a summer summer job or not just turn up.. To spend $1.2 million on road resurfacing Harden and King Construction of Cobourg has been granted a contract contract of $1,244,029 by the province 'for resurfacing sections of highway 401 between Port Hope and Trenton. Trenton. Construction will begin in mid June and continue until September.' The work will * correct wheel- rutting in this section of the 401. Harden and King were the lowest bidders for the job. A glimpse into the life of the Vovernor General Claire Mowat, wife of Farley Mowat, has published her second book entitled Pomp and Circumstances. Circumstances. * Mowat was lady-in-waiting for Lily Schreyer when Ed Schreyer was Govenor General for Canada. Mowat attended Lily Schreyer on a three-week state visit to five Scandinavian Scandinavian countries. The author states it is interesting when a friend gains such a position in your own country. Cobourg supports committee report Cobourg council has given their support to a Protective Services Committee report that has turned aside 20 race-related recommendations recommendations as set forth by a province task force on policing and race relations. Counc. Dean Pepper, chairman of the Cobourg committee states the provincial report is a move towards, "reverse discrimination against whites." New restaurant and motel at Port Hope-401 Easton's Texaco at Hwys. 28 and 401, Port Hope, is expecting a new restaurant and motel, to open sometime in December with the promise of an additional 70 jobs. Swiss Chalet and Harvey franchises franchises will open along with a 90 room motel to be known as Comfort Comfort Inn Port Hope. Consider sealing harbour ' radioactive waste A proposal has been offered to seal off the existing harbour in Port Hope which contains radio-active waste from the former Eldorado operation. Council has meet with the federal government Siting Task Force which is seeking a solution and depository for contaminated waste. The Siting committee is. expected to meet again with Port Hope council council to set up a local committee within a month. The mayor of Port Hope has suggested suggested a study of sealing off the existing existing harbour and build a new harbour harbour to the east of the mouth of the Ganaraska River. This proposal is to be considered by the local committee, committee, council and the federal task force. Five jobs to be lost this fall Due to cut backs by Via Rail and the Canadian National Railway five jobs will be cut in Port Hope this fall. It is expected that 40 existing jobs now. available between Oshawa and Brighton will be reduced to 18 by the fall. Hope Township residents to be surveyed Ron Bond, a Hope Township resident who sits on the Ganaraska Forest Users Committee, has initiated initiated a Hope Township survey which will ask the opinion of local citizens as to the recreational use of the forest, the degree of concern as to liability and environmental damage. Survey sheets will be sent out in the Hope Township tax bills. Cobourg Waterfront Festival, July 7 and 8 The Cobourg Waterfront Festival is being held this year on July 7 and 8 and will include some 50 arts and craft displays and sales along with a full program Of music in the lakefront park and harbour. Reconsidering sale of Cameco shares Due to the low price of uranium Cameco (formerly Eldorado Nuclear) is reconsidering the sale of shares to the public. The price Uranium, $9.85 a r>oimd, is the lowest in fifteen years. ■cted that prices will rise fa».. ■ as >ply diminishes and at that time the sale of shares will again be considered for sale to the public. Want ratepayer resps to attend school board meetings Hope Township council is asking the ratepayers associations to send representatives to the school board meetings to keep the Township informed informed on budget items. The township is refusing to pay a $245,000 in school levy increase this year. Plant to expand in Cobourg Gaines Pet Food Inc. is about to expand their operation in Cobourg. Gaines has purchased the pet food division of Maple Leaf Mills Ltd. and will spend $1 million in the (Continued from page 9) SALES HELP WANTED HOUSEWIVES, Mothers & interested interested persons needed immediately immediately to sell toys and gifts for National National Home Party Plan. No investment, investment, deliveries or money collection. Call (519)258-7905. HELP WANTED Haliburton Area: Licensed RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL PLUMBER or 5 year journeyman. Full-time employment employment Must read blueprints, wages negotiable. Call:705457- 2560 STANHOMÉ PRODUCTS - now available again in Canada. 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