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To oelebrate Mth Bifthday Mr. Charles Taylor of congratulations to Charlie Main Street Orono celebrates who has been a life-long resi- his ninetieth birthdlay on dent of the community. He is Christmas day. looking forward to a family The community extends gathering for the occasion. Propose Communal> System for Newton ville (Confinued fromt page 1) Regional staff have suggested that fronfage and connelctiori charges would raise $470,000 fron Newtonville propert y owners under a communal systemi. If a 60 percent grant isyaailable fromt the province it would mean an additional $851,000 on the total project cost including fire protection falilities in an amounIt Of $1.419 million. This however st iii leaves a short fail of ap- Proxtrnately $100,000.00 for the Region of Durham who do have the responsibility for the SUPPly and distribution of .Municipal water supply. The Regional charges for a commiunial water sysfem fon residents in the area under t he current rates would be $26.07 a foot as a front age charge plus a connection charge of $1,250.00. Both these amnounit could be paid in a Ilump sum1 or financed ecr a period of' twenfy years to the property owners. Residents would still pay a user fee such as in aIl areas serviced by water an d which on average cost around $93.5 '2 annually. The staff report does point ouf that there wýould likely be sorne st rong opposition to the communal systemn. Donation to Ethiop ia Relief (Conitinued firm page 1) Thle Mayor in bis, report said a counicil member had questioned the legality of the resolution and thai he had obtained a legal opinion as to this action of council. His report quoted a section for referral of the Ontario Munici'pal Acf. In the report the Mauyor said although asistance to the Et iopian people may well be considered a worthy cause if appeared to hima that support should be given elsewhere on an individual, voluntary basis or through churches and other organiza- fions wNhich are organized for such a purpose. CounIcil Look no action on the recommendation of the Mayor to rescind the motion but rather received and filed his report. Orono Fair (Cuntînued frompage 8) to Orono by construction workers on the new Canadian Northern Railway. For the most part, the fair has been quife successful over the years says George Car- son. Certainly, the midway Sam's report FMnQu"!1P" As we, approach the holi- day season, 1 welcome this opportunîty tIo exfend f0 you myv warmiest personal wishes for a .toyous Christmas. ln the husie and bustle of oui increasingly complex world, the Holiday Season provýides a welcome and necessary break fromi our everyday routine. While we h ave a chance to depart from t he routine activities of our ives, we can recall those t hings that are really impor- tant. It is during this season, more than any other that our thoughts turn to family and friends. It is a lime to set aside our individual goals and renew the fies thiat we share. In fhose ties, wýe find the tirue meaning and importance of' the Holiday Season. The message of Christmnas has traditionallY been one of warmf h and love, peace and fello)wsipi. Il is also a mlessage of fhanksgiving and hope for thie future of ail of U.S. Surrounded by those w,.e love, it is perhaps easier to recognize t he values and freedomns we consider worth preserving and cherishing. We must ail rernember that Christmas means a new spirit of hope for mankind. The message "Peace on Earth and Good Will Towards Men" touches each of uspersonal- ly. We must ail work f0 see it extended throughout the world. Now, on t he threshold of a new year, ýmy own hope is that wve can surpass the achievements of the lasf. The legacy of 1984 has been op- porfunity, freedome and responsibility. The potential of 1985 can be aIl this and more. As the Cureatz household component has gotten larger. Anld tfhough if costs, more to put on a, fair with expenses and prize money (this year's fair cost about $50,000) more people have been attending, for it is considerably more ac- cessible than if was in its early days. Safurday was always a special day in the history of the [air. And this year was no exception. A parade was held on the main streeî in Orono to commemorate Onîario's bîcentennial. And when one fair ends, the next one begins. lt's a year-long, undertaking says Carson and plans are already underway for the 1985 Orono Fair. prepares for another ['estive season, we have much togive fhanks fo r. W e ar e ce leb r a tinig thlie fi r st Christmas with our youngesf son, Collin Lawrence. On behaîf of myv wife Kathy, Rion, Draydon, Collin and myself, best wishes for the joys and, blessings of this Christrnas. We hope that the New Year will bring good health, happiness and fulfill- ment to your home. Congratuilations to aIl of the Bicentennial award wini- ners in my riding. The presen- tation was at fhe Starr Revenue Building in Oshawa. Also good luck to a new business in Bowmanville catI- ed Brenda's Artistic Interiors officially opened at King Street East. 1 was also pleased that the City of Oshawa received $2500 for their waste management projeet. Orono Wleekly Times, Wednesday, December 19. 1984-9 0,àro&n o -L ockh"a .rts .School News LOCKHART CAMPUS NEWS by Lauri M. Sokoljuk Fromr now until our school Christmas concert we have been practicing hard f0 learn and study our parts. In Mr. Eames class there are 3 groups of reading. One group is reading a novel. The novel is calied "The Stone in the Meadow". Most of the students say the book is in- teresting. On the l2th of'December our school had the Clarke High Jr. Band'corne and play Christmas carols. The band was excellent. The week was interesting. Our school wishes you a Merry Christmas!" ORONO CAMPUS NEWS by Michele Rutherford Mrs. Lunn ,Mrs. Lunn is the grade' five-six teacher in Orono- Lockhart Public School. She used to t each at Antioch Sehool. She has been feaching in Orono for 27 years. She has taught ail grades from grade one to grade eight but enjoys teachîng grade five the most. She also like teaching music and junior choir. We are looking -forward fo our Christmas singalong. Adults and children corne and sing Christ mas carols in the Orono Sehool library. Santa Claus will be there with candy for everyone. Ail the kids can't wait for the Christmas holidays to begin. CHRISTMAS GsT IE FITNESS CENTRE Bu'y your Ioved ones a valuable gift this Chrisfmas - a gift of FITNESS! WVhetrter you pick up a ten-swiim pass as a stocking stuffer or a squash or pool mnembership, your special gift will provide that special person with hours of fun and fitniess. Buy flow and save at our 1984 rates 10-TICKETS SWIM PASS 1984 Rates 1985 Rates Effective, Januaryl1 1985 Aduits Youthi Senior Citizens Failiy Swîim Parent & Tot $ 10.0 $ 8.00 $ 6.00 $16.00 $10.00 $ 12.00 $10.00 $ $8.00 $1 7.50 $12.00 POOL MEMBERSHIPS Annua i Aduit Junior Family singie chHidren at home> Senior Cîtizens 1984 110.00 55.00 Semi-Annual 1985 115.00 57.00 1984 66.00 33.00 1985 69.00 34.00 Quarterly 1984 1985 39.00 41.00 20.00 21.00 220.00 230.00 120M0 126.00 66.00 69.00 55.00 57.00 33.00 34.00 20.00 21.00 FACILITY MEMBERSHIP Annual Adult Junior Family (single children at home) Senior Citizen Couples Adulf <Off Time 7 ar..fo 4 p.m., week- days only 1 9d$4 176.00 88.00 88.00 315.00 198!) 185.00 92.00 347.00 92.00- 330.00 Semi-Annual 1984 99.00 50.00 176.00 50.00 168.00 1985 104.00 52.00 184.00 52.00 176.00 Ouarterly 1984- 1985 55.00 57.00 28.00, 29.00 99.00 28.00 95.00 104.00 29.00 99.00 88.00 92.00, 50.00 52.00 28.00 29.00 FOR FUATHER INFORMATION, CALL THE FITNESS CENTRE AT 623-3392 Date ofA Publication: December, l2th. 1984 Decemnber l9th 1984 P ON,). 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