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OronâÀekyTms ensdy coe 92- "Flow with feeling" One could heur a pin drop at the Orono Town Hall last Thursday evening upon entering during a demnonsiration of Tai Chi by Thelma VanAîstyne. t was an intense audience watching every move of Thelmna VanAîstyne as she demonstrated set patterns of Tai Chi exercises designed to release tension for both body and mind. The evening was sponsored by Crystal Pages book store of Orono. Some twenty-five to thirty were presenit for the evening offerings. VanAîstyne told ber audience tbat the exercises were a set pattern of movements tbat touch every part of the body and soul. New shiop in downtown Although there bas been sbop closings in Port Hope the trend turned around over tbe past montb wîtb four sbop openîngs. Those openîng were Acanthus Interiors, Rara Avis Books and Art, Castle Records and one to be announced. Liquor sale an issue An application for a liquor licence at the Millbrook Arena is under consideration by the Ontario Liquor Control Board following a meeting held at the arena recently. The application was made by the board. Highway 115 cracking up There has been a mysterious series of cracks developîing along highw ay '11ï5 just West of the Mlillb)rook/Couiity Road 10 exit. k They suddenly appeared last Tbe routine, she said, is always the same, "it's a flow with feeling. Tai Chi is a Cbinese formn of movemnent, it is explained, uniting body and soul, a spiritual joumey. Thelma VanAistyne lives in Port Hope and teaches Tai Chi, even at the beach she states. People join ber classes for various reasons and she does enjoy teaching seniors. Sbe states tbat movement is bealthy, invigorating and opens the spirit. Shie said that through ber classes a deep friendship exists. VanAîstyne bas travelled tbroughout the world studying and teacbing. "Life is a giggle and age only a state of mmnd". month and bas caused a great deal of concern. The Ministry are unable to determine the cause. The cracks are being reported by tbe contractor and are expected to be completed this week. 1The repairs bave taken an extra montb and there bas been no determination who will pay for the repairs. Vegetable vandals A Port Hope family on tbeir way home from their sons hockey practice were given quite a scare as the passenger side window was struck and broken by a tbrown cabbage. The driver stopped the car to seeý if he could see the vandals in the corn field from whence the cabbage was thrown. As he viewed the corn field another car stopped andi asked if somieone had thrown something. The cabbage victim was thien told by the other driver that thiey had been victims of thrown tumiip. Port Hope begin)S heritage study Aflter years of discussing a heritage district for downtown Port Hope town council's architectural- heritage advisors agreed recently, to spend up to $7,500 to-get a study on the way. The money will towards a heritage district study which will define the proposed district and include information on each building including the history of the buildings, age, architectural attributes, lot size and owner. Student pro test A small group of students at a Cobourg High School protested the school's dress code after two students were suspended for wearing shorts with long underwear. Two of the students stated the principal bas gone too far by banning the style of dress. Showtime for thieves Roughly $10,000 worth of goods were stolen from Showtimne Video on Toronto Road in the east end of Port Hope. A computer, a few VCRs, cigarettes, soft drinks and cash was taken. School Board assists food programs After a lively debate the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of education bas approved the sending of letters to, area social agencies inviting tbemn to use its facilities in some 60 schools. for anti-poverty programs. The schools would be usnd as food bostels. The board said they would be able to store food donations. Liaison group loses another Port Hope's Community Liaison Group has lost another member, making two that bave left the group in tbe past two montbs. The vice-chair person of the group resigned ber position last week due to ber beavy work scbedule. Her departure leaves tbe compliment of the group at eight rather than ten. The Liaison group is seeking to resolve the problemn of low-level nuclear waste in Port Hope. Peanuts anyone The Kidney Foundation as a means of a fund-raiser are selling peanut packs. The fund-raising goal in 1992 for the Region of Durbam is $37,500 up from- $22,500 in 1991. Each peanut bag contains 16 individual peanut snack packs selling for $3.00. Tougb economic times are hampering sales of the peanuts. Just nosing around Port Hope and its disliked odors played host to, a $1 .5 million mobile air-monitoring unit recently. The converted bus sits on sight where traces of offending odors have been detceted. It is a giant nose or sniffer, if you prefer. A 10 metre high tower rises fromn the roof and catches air sampfles which are then analyzed present. This sample is compared with materials used at the varjo)us industries in the municipality. The high-tech super sniffer is one of six such units in the world. The provincial Ministry of the Environment operates two in Ontario, with another in Quebec. Tbree are in the U.S. WelI down on the list A consulting firm has given oflE TO4JCH'Il Blood lucose Monitorinig Kit GM Canada, Oshawa plants low mers for productivity. The firm reports it takes 3.76 days to produce a Lumina in the Oshawa One plant wbile the No. 2 plants takes 4.43 days for its cars. Ford Canada produces the Tempo and Topaz in 2.37 working days. Ford bas had the most productive plant located in Atlanta. Stew Low, a GM spokesman, is not buymng the results of the report until be sees the full report. 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