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- 1I 11I- O-w.a .ýïâ I l i-mi ',,,1 ,,.- - Abit of South Pacific Just, one of the groups. at the formances at the Orono arena on the activities of the club for the Orono Figure Skating Carnival wbo Saturday of last week. winter season. provided entertainment at two per- The carnival brought to a close Council Briefs Jane Lunn of Orono, a former employee of the Town of Newcastle with the Community Services departmnent, bas accepted a position witb the Town of Cobourg in the samne field of work. Joe Caruana, director of Comn- munity Services, informed council that the position would be filled the first part of May. Bell Canada has informed coun- cil that the company will undertake a survey of Bell subscribers in Newtonville with the intent of ad- ding Bowmanville and Oshawa to their calling area. It was noted that subscribers do make at least one cail a montb to these centres and Newtonville dues meet other citeria for the extension of the calling area. The Town has approved the hir- ing of Hough'Stansbury Woodland Limited and Jack B. Ellis an d Associates at a cost of $k1,9,680 to undertake a Recreation/Leisure Services Master Plan for the Town. According to Counc. Stapleton the study is to be completed early in 1991. W. Kay Lycett, solicitor for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Obrist, bas requested counicil to consider the upgrading of a sideroad in the sixth concession allowing the Obrists to continue the apple orchard operation on their 49 acres. To this point access to the property bas been made over private property. It bas been dlaim- ed that at one time the sideroad was an open road. Previous applications bave been made to tbe Town witb no-avail. Tbe Region of Durbam has stated to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs tbat the Region bas not completed their review of an application for infilling at the Laidlaw landfill site. As a result tbat Region is asking tbe Ministry to not refer tbe matter to tbe Ontario Municipal Board under a Consolidated Hearing until sucb time as tbe Region bas made a dcci- sion as to tbe official plan amend- ment. Bill Tomlinson receives 10 year Scoutin'g pin West Durham District beld their annual Appreciation, Dinner and Dance on April 7th in Bowmanville. Approximately 17 Scouting Leaders and group committee and spouses from Orono joined approximately 100 others from the area to enjoy a roast beef dinner and receive service awards for volunteer work in Scouting. Three Year Warrant of Appoint- ment was presented to Gord Werry of lst Orono Cubs and Bey Stacheruk of lst Orono Beavers received bier 5 year pin. Bill Tomnlinson of the 1201 Orono-Newcastle Venturers receiv- ed hîs 10 year pin. Bill stared bis Scouting service with the I st Orono Cubs and Scouts. Congratulations to aIl who received awards for their years of service. Trees for Canada- Beavers, Cubs and Scouts are Discussion gop for Parents Is it realistic to assume that when a baby is born the new parent, as if by magic, somebow knows ahl about child rearing? Today there is more information and knowledge available about child growth and development than ever before. Our expectations of the kind of children we want to raise is so different from even one generation, back, that parents are eager for skills that will help tbemn in their task of raising responsible children. Children who feel good about themnselves and who can make choices and decisions with confidence. Thie.Family Education Resource Centre of Durham Hiouse is offer- ing a 8 session study group at Newcastle Public School, starting April 19 from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. The focus will be on understanding why cbildren behave the way they do and learning positive practical ways for redirecting misbehaviour and encouraging children. For more information about th is or any other parenting programns being offered this Spring please cal the Centre at 579-2021 or 686-4353. now collecting pledges for Trees for Canada. This planting improves ecology in our community and helps to conserve waste aras. It also belps us to raise funds for our local programs. Please sponsor the boys in this very worthwhile event when they cail on you. by Don Scott Orono Weekly Timies, Wednesday, April 11, 1990-7 Waste Pickup Regular Friday Waste Piékup on the Good Fridlay Holiday wviII be done on Monday, Aprl 16, 9 Are You Interested? The Orono Town Hall Board has the opportunity to >offer the following seminars and classes with instructions given by members of the community. For information phone 983-5903 or 983-9852. 'Piece of Cake Exercise Classes' Fitness Fun with Cher Toal Commences Trhursday, April 26th 7:30 p.m.ý 10 weeks - $30.00 - Registration 7:00 - 7:30 p.m. Orono Town Hall Basketweaving - For the Beginner How to Weave - How to Dye Where to Find the Materials. J & B Baskets, Orono FiddIing Workshop Hints for aIl Ages Square Dancing Bring your- feet and a lot of enthusiasm. Itfs Your Town Hall Why Not Use It? How to take a shower without taing a bath During APJRIL SHONýW"l For a imited time only, Ontario Hydro wiII Visit a participating dealer today and give you up ta $10 Cash Back when you buy find out how you can an easy-to-install energy efficient shower- head. That's a savings of up to 25.CT up But you'Il save more than money. An energy T efficient showerhead uses Iess water. InG tact, by installing an energy efficient shower- À head you'II save about 30% of the hot water you use for showering. 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