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Ororço Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 20th, 1976-5 Told to plan with conservation in mind A teaching Master for Outdoor Education and Recreation, Recreation, Stan Talesnick, in speaking on Sunday evening to a group of close to one hundred and twenty persons., assembled to inspect Cold Srpings Camp in the Ganar- aska Forests and to hear plans for its future, said, "I'm impressed in the vast possibilities possibilities in this area (The Ganaraska Forest). He also ORONO Nursery School Call 987-4012 Pumping Out Septic Tanks Bert Tompkins Phone 786-2552 Orono Towing GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 983-5249 Orono WHITE'S FENCING INSTALLATIONS ALL TYPES OF FENCING RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL POOL ENCLOSURES FREE ESTIMATES 576-5606 BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING .Sales and Service 24 HOUR BURNER SKRVOCE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates Phone: Tyrone 263-2650 m stated there should be no great rush to produce a package program for the area and that every effort should be made to plan programs of . need and for the long term in order to meet the desires of all 1 interest groups and individuals. individuals. "What ever goes on, he said, we must make sure that a supreme effort is to made to retain the principals of conservation." conservation." The outing on Sunday was organized by the Education Committee of the Ganaraska Authority, which authority recently took over ownership of the Cold Srpings Camp from the Ministry of Government Government Services. It is the intention of the authority to" operate the camp as a recreational and educational centre. On Sunday municipal councils from the area were represented as well as the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education, the Ministry of Natural Resources, Resources, the Conservation Branch of the Province, and members of the Authority and their Advisory Committees. Wives werealso invited to the outing. The weather favoured the day and with bright sunshine and a crispness in the air as the group toured the site prior to an evening barbecued dinner. Messrs. Roy Foster, and Bill Sutherland, the chief cooks, barbecued roast beef to perfection and everyone enjoyed the dinner with cole slaw and steaming beans. 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They said that even though they were in the plywood business it was an education for them to see what was being done here in Orono. Following the barbecue the group assembled in the gym and were welcomed by Roy Forrester, chairman of the Authority who pointed out it was the thirty-first anniver- . sary of the Ganaraska. He briefly outlined the activités of the Authority in assembling assembling 8,300 acres of land known as the Ganaraska forest to the development of a number of conservation areas throughout throughout the area. He noted the importance of education of the principals of conservation and felt that the development of the camp as a recreational and educational area would provide the opportunity to make contact with all age groups within the community. He. gave support to the Authority movement and said it was one which should be preserved. Mr. Ed Haynes, chairman of the Education committee, chaired the meeting and called upon Mr. Stan Talesnick Talesnick who along with students ", from Seneca College will be making a study of the area , and at a later date presenting •a report to the Authority. The speaker stated he envisioned at Cold Springs an Outdoor Education Centre for school use, a public recreation centre for general and interest interest groups and a centre for conservation education which in importance could outreach all other uses. "I am not about to give you a recipe for the camp", he said, "this conies from thé needs of the area" and he warned ;of duplication. He also. said, "You have an unique environment environment here, a terrific resource, resource, close to urban areas, yet remote in its setting in the Ganaraska Forest". The program for the evening evening was concluded with a^lide presentation by Miss Audrey Wilson, Outdoor consultant for the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Educat- To undertake high voltage tests when a Soviet study of the subject was published, explains explains Dr. Dales Black, Ontario Ontario Hydro staff physician who was responsible for recruiting the volunteers. Thirty of Ontario Hydro's outside electrical workers have volunteered to take part in a study on the biological effects of high voltage electrical electrical fields. The study is being 1 conducted conducted by Dr. Jim Stopps, of the University of Toronto's Department Department Of Preventative Medicine Medicine and Biostatistics", with funding from thé Canadiarf Electrical Association. 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