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Jocelyn Vasseur watched the Teletubbie program nestled in her big sister, Janelle's lap. These very talented Teletubbie Impersonators entertained the very young in a program put on by the Newcastle Optimist Club, Saturday afternoon at the Newcastle United Church. Dur. central agricultural society annual meeting The Durham Central Agricultural Society held Its annual general meeting on Saturday, January 29th. Turnout was excellent and among the number of topics covered was the event lineup at the Orono Fairgrounds for the year 2000. The D.C.AS. will be bringing bringing a medieval festival to Orono on May 13. Starting at noon, the fairgrounds will offer displays of jousting and falconry demonstrations. Pavilions will feature fortune telling, heraldry Information and artistry of the century as well as an array of mouth watering delicacies fit for a royal family. Motor Madness returns on Jun 24th with a tractor pull and demolition derby. Radio controlled cars will demonstrate demonstrate that mini can also be mighty. The D.C.A.S. Is In the process of arranging a wide selection of exhibitors for this event; featuring ATVs, boats, motorcycles and other related fields. This year's fair will take place September 7th through 10th, with a theme of Agriculture 2000. The fair offers traditional crafts, livestock shows and agricultural displays and will continue to bring new and exciting entertainment to the arena. A Fair Board meeting followed followed the AGM with the following following elected and sitting as directors this year: Lloyd Ayre, Dan Banting, Lincoln Brown, Rita Buder, Alison Cathcart, Jeff Dillon, Bill Ellins, Brad Found, Mary- Ann Found, John Grandy, Laurie Plate, Jenny Hardsand, Terry Hollingsworth, Larry Luxton, Norma Lee, Lloyd Miller, Aleck Moffat, Tom Moffat, John Fancier, Fay Reid, Dave Robinson, Harvey Robinson, Heather Rutherford, Donna' Scott, George Sikma, Marvin Stapleton, Dave Tamblyn, Bill Tomlinson, John Thomson, Minne Wiersma. Country Cafe, continued from page 4 ended in a 1-1 tie. The game was deadlocked at zero until Ops scored at the eight-minute mark in the third period. Orono slammed one home to tie it with one and-a-half minutes minutes left in the. game. The puck was passed up from Scott Henderson to Ryan Knox who let one rip but Matt Bester was in place for the rebound sending sending it home. Country Cafe was invited up to Millbrook for an exhibition exhibition game on Sunday. With Orono somewhat behind in the scoring department, Millbrook noticed it looked as though they hadn't seen a lot of ice lately. That and the fact that the periods were 20 minutes each, by the end of the third-- (with no flood), the cafe crew were desperately running out of steam. The coaches decided to have a team shoot-out for fun! A great time was had by all... teams and fans! I ipppg MmâgiKgBBaaæBia^^ JUNIOR/SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR SEPTEMBER 2000 Parents/guardians with children who will be attending Kindergarten in September 2000 are requested to register now at your local Catholic District School. • Junior Kindergarten students must be four years of age by December 31, 2000. Senior Kindergarten students must be five years of age by December 31, 2000. ( To simplify the registration procedure please bring your child's Baptismal Certificate, Birth Certilicate, .Immunization Record, your Lot and Concession number (for rural students) and proof of Separate School Property Tax Support. Please contact the appropriate school secrctary/office prior to the registration date to set up an appointment: SCHOOL DATES/TIMES PHONE St. Francis of Assisi, Newcastie February 7- 11 (905) 987-4797 Principal: Mike.Neundorf 10:00 a.m. -12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. The Board offers a French Immersion Program beginning at the Senior Kindergarten level. Joe Whibbs Mike Langlois Board Chairperson , Director of Education And lhe> Ug|H I Last fall, wc 1 : about i an aerial survey that was taking place in the east end of : Toronto and southern portions of Pickering, Ajax, - Whitby, Oshawa and Clarington. Using a specially- , equipped helicopter, we checked for gamma radiation in a ten-kilometre radius beyond the boundaries of Darlington and Pickering Nuclear. The survey was commissioned at the request of the Pickering Community Working Group and a community based Environment Advisory Council. The survey was intended to confirm that no gamma radiation has been introduce^ into the surrounding areas by operations from our plants. Survey results showed no unexpected sources of man-made gamma radiation beyond the station's boundaries. As expected, potassium, uranium and thorium, which are natural emitters of gamma rays, were found throughout the surveyed area. They are within the normal values for Ontario, as reported by the Geological Survey of Canada. In short, we believe ; that there is no reason to.be concerned about gamma ray contamination due to the operation of either the Pickering or Darlington nucleafr stations. If you have any questions, please contact Ross Fitchett at Pickering Nuclear (905) 839-1151 ext. 2154 or Phil LeSauvage at Darlington Nuclear (905) 623-6670 ext. 3009. ONTARIO GENERATION