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2-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 28th, 1978 Orono Weekly Times ITS A WONDERFUL WORLD The world about us last- week just seemed to be alive with life and action-Perhaps it was the last big swing before summer really setties in and one is supposed to relax in the L direct rays of the sun as well as bathing in the waters of the clear lakes of the country. 0f course it was the end of the school year and students ' seerned to be vibrant and excited about their graduations. No doubt they were also looking for the summer recess as well as new ventures facing them corne September. The swing of youth was certainly in the air. But flot to be outdone were the aduits who in this area were pursuing their favourite pastimes and this became so evident in the region of Durham. The car rally, the air show, the ham radio operators and the star gazers ail packing their particular activities into the period of a short weekend. Again ~ ~ it is possible the it was also the last swing before summer. But there'ws uch more than it just being a swing. The youth and the aduits were totally wrapped up in the activities and most of ail greatly enjoying the outings. 1Its a Il there ... ail one bas to do is reach out. THE WRONG USE 0F PLANNING Hail, hearty, and hetalthy, is Lana T lemïoîf, Kathryn V'an- ond row, Danny Carscadden, phan Banks, Brock Van Large homes on large lots in Darlington Township th is gorup of students at drae David Dempsey, Paul Malette, Eric Malette, Schaik, Ian Vander Schee, have been given as a partial reason for some high taxes in the Kîrby-Kendal proudly dis- Richard Harris, Deanna Susan Baptie, Kristine Eber- Shea Laking, Bradley Swit- former to-nship. playing their fitnessawards. Roughley, Patrick Woods, hardt, Leanne Reid, Jamnie zer, Tammy Tanguay, April They are as follows: (front Sandra Atkins, Mike Mend- Todd, Derek Zander, Julie Switzer, Shania Hillis, Jenny Thi al am aoutsoe eas go he Drlngon row, 1 to r), Heather Hoy, onca, Claudia Balentin. Sec- Riseborougý. Thîrd row, Ste- Lines, Steven Schaeffer. was interested in controlling rural strip development. The planning act was used to increase the lot size as well as the Kindergarten scholars house sîze. By increasing the size of both it was feit that this would provide the restraint necessary. This moved somne to build the larger homes on the l-arger lots who are now facing UOm sizeable tax bills. The planning act was aiso used la the past by for.cing4 larger dwellings to increase assessment on individual homes __ thuis providing more taxation fromn each residential building. The use of the planning act for purpose of restraint is wrong as it is wrong to use the planning act to increase taxation on individual properties., If the municipality does not want rural development they should say so and control development in such areas. If they want greater tax revenue this should be applied across the whole municipality by raising the mîll rate rather than forcing increased assessments by forcing larger homes upon residents.C t does appear that this use has been somewhat Î curtàiled in the past few years but some ten years ago it UeK appeared to be common practice by most municipalities. ~~ ' Wins award of excellence& Neyer a cuter group assem - Todd Gray, Trevor Veitcýh, Jenkins, Michael Hinton, Garrison, Ana Woods, Debbie bled to receive their diplomnas Brian Mereweather, Carlene Shannon Longboat, Karen Hallowell, Patti Reid. than those kindergarten stu- dents al decked out with motarboards at Kirby- Kendal. Graduates are as . . . follows: (front row 1 to r), Or ~e iin r antiweio Tanya Isert, Lucy Wood, Jody 44 Parry, Jan Andrews, Chris- topher Duquesnay, Jody Far- Pillow Cases <irow, Cindy Reid,- Blaine They are good quality true press material, in plain red Souch, Richard Stolk, Lori or bine and in ail over patterns or with borders. They Wood; Middle row, Jeanette are in pastel colours and are priced at only $3.49 a pair. ~1 Kianey, Andy Rorabeck, Jer- ry Dempsey, Matthew Baaks, T p Wade Puk, Mark Evans, Ladies'T p Jsevn Vaerl ser e eak - Jaon hereliFraer ee, W/e have several designs in cool summner tops for capsleve inpoyetenanectto. t elî a $525ck row, Ryan Vanchvnel. ladies. One in different colours has a scoop neck and Another smart style has collar and V-neck. It is priced f at $7.75 Suindresses Wel stili have a good assortment of su n dresses with Deanna Roughley of the e 1 wide shoulder straps. Keep cool these hot, summer Kîrby-Kendal school and at- days. tending school at Keadal was presented with an Award of Beach Towels Excellence for Fitness. The Ou ec oesar d 72 y 1/"adaei presentation was made by Orbahtwl r d 7/"b 1/"adaei Mrs. Jean Wood. To obtain ï brown i, black, green and blue designs. They are priced this award Deanne had t at $5. 75 exceil in ail six fitness test and obtain a level better tha gold which is the top level ofNew St l Shorts awards.Stl Our new shipmnent of smart new style shorts are priced The itnes pogra isat $7.75 Thdetaesns pu lie Heather Hoy, lef t, grade 2 poster. The posters were part undetakn inmos pu li sudent, Kirby-Kendal school of a contest relating to the s chools in the area as dur*ing nroudlv stands in front of hier Kirby School reunion in, A R M'a I R O i G -the short ceremnony la Kendal rz innpotrwieAgsadwl bue o other students were present- prîelowinninwgrose whie Augustthedvl esednto ed with crests for their f itness Mld arw rf nhl with the assstertisem.ofth eent. achievements.wihteassacofMs ofhevnt Zander, holds her winning I 'I