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Kinsmen support Ventures on trip to England Big things at the Co-op and Downtown Orono Big things are brewing for Friday and Saturday in Downtown Orono and at the Durham Farmers' Co-op just north of the Village. , The Co-op celebrates their 75th Anniversary with a sale and a host of other events while those downtown are making offerings reaching as high as fifty percent in reduced prices and offering coffee on-the-house. The Co-op will have a display of animals and Case farm tractors. As well the directors of the local group will be heating up the barbecues for some,hand-outs while you view the specials and on other items a ten percent reduction. The kids can gain free passes to the Orono Exotic Cat. world with those 12 and; under having to be ac- commpanied by their parents. The Downtown merchants are offering offering a host of specials with reduction reduction in prices ranging up to fifty percent for both days, Friday and Saturday. Don't forget to clip the coupons in this issue of the Times to be eligible for the reductions and offers. A number of coupons are available for Free coffee at one of the downtown outlets. The idea is if your up at the Coop Coop slip Downtown Orono and if your Downtown Orono slip up to the Co-op. Last Tuesday evening the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen gave financial support to a group of Orono- Newcastle Ventures who will be spending 17 days in England as of July 24th. The local Ventures meet on a regular basis and this year look forward forward to the trip overseas. The $250.00 donation from the Kisnmen is a big financial boost for the group. Pictured above are Jim Jobbitt, Kinsmen, Fraser Lee, Orono, Bran don Coyle, Newcastle and Kinsmen chairman, Paul Arsenault. Other ventures from the community community making the trip- are Nick Galero, Ryan Tomlinson and Kevin Scott. Museum sponsoring Charity Auction July 1 In an effort to gain funds for a new addition to the Clarke Museum and Archives at Kirby the Board of Directors have organized a Grand Charity Auction which will be held in the Orono Arena on July 1st. All proceeds will go directly to the builcling fund and there is great anticipation of a good turnout to the auction and donation of articles for auction. According to Mark Jackson, curator, there is a great selection df articles which will be offered for sale of which a list will appear this coming week in the local press. , The list now includes tickets to the Les Miserable to a wooden dpll house, sewing machines, bird houses, baked goods etc. • The auction is to strat at 12 noon With Frank Stapleton the auctioneer. auctioneer. Tick the calendar now and watch for the full list of items that are to be available in the next isssue of this paper. Published Every Wednesday Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 21, 1989 Committee approves gas bar for Kendal The General Purpose committee along with the presentation of an 89 Ontario Hydro rep get cool reception Town committee meet It was a rather cool reception for Mrs. S. Beiber of the Ontario. Hydro, Toronto Head Office, when she was about to address council on emergency plaits for the Darlington , Nuclear Power Station. The Town and Hydro have not been meeting since the Town cutoff discussions with hydro and seek additional millions of dollars for building permits. Hydro makes the claim that they have met all financial financial conditions as to the building permit costs. Beiber was allowed to proceed with her presentation who spoke on emergency plans and commitments (Continued page 12) of the Town of Newastle gave their approval for a development of a gas bar and service station in Kendal at the south-west corner of Regional Road Nine and the Kendal- Newton ville Road. The proposal was supported by the planning staff stating that the proposal did meet the conditions of the Regional Official plqn. Four delegations at the meeting spoke in opposition to the proposal name petition from Kendal residents in opposition to the development. Don Prout spoke in opposition to the proposal stating that he would not be opposed if it was in the proper place. He also had concerns of the nearby stream. Julienne Rowan also spoke in opposition opposition as an individual and as a member of Save the Ganaraska (Continued page 12) Happenings . .. GRAND CHARITY AUCTION On Canada Day, July 1, 1989, at 12 noon sharp the Clarke Museum & Archives is holding a charity auction. All proceeds from the auction go directly to the Museum's Capital Expansion Campaign Fund (building fund). The auction is being held at the Orono arena, just off Hwy. 35/115 (only 5 minutes off Hwy. 401). . - Everything and anything will be'auctioned from art, antiques, collectibles and more. So on July 1st head for Orono, follow the signs for Main -Street and watch for the signs directing you to the Grand Charity Auction at the Arena. Help us make the Building Expansion a reality in 1989! We'll see you there for a Grand Tima! GIANT SECOND HAND BOOK SALE There will be hundreds and hundreds of books, hardback, paperback, novels, history, science, textbooks, childrens' books and magazines, at the Clarke Museum and Archives on Saturday and Sunday, June 24 and 25, from LOO p.m. to 5:00 p.m. both days. Paperbacks will be selling for 10' each and hardbacks 50 c each or 3 for $1.00 or you could even buy a whole box. Make us àn offer, we never refuse! All proceeds from the sale goes directly to the Museum building fund. If you have books you would like to donate please call the Museum at (416) 983-9243. The Museum is located o ( n Old Kirby Road, Hwy. 35/115 at Regional Road tt 9, Hamlet of Kirby. FATHERS' DAY WINNER AT WENDY B'S Winner of the Fathers' Day Draw held at Wendy B's was Terry MacDonald Jof Kendal, ferry won a men's overnight travel kit- filled with lots of goodies. On Friday, June 9th friends, stall and former students of the Ijowman- ville Nursery School honoured Irene Konzeltnan, Orono, who has served as supervisor of the school for the past thirteen years. Mrs. KonzeUnan is retiring at ihe end of the term to pursue other interests, • Above" Jim Rickard of tlie Bowmanville Lions Club presents Mrs. Kon/elman with a gift from the Lions Club. Three students from the shool presented the supervisor with a "Trisha Romance picture on behalf of the parents, students and staff. Photo < e o ii rtesy C a ft a d i a n Statesman.