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i 4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 8. 1987 Frbm Around Open council to consider nuclear clean-up - The environmental advisory committee committee wants measures taken to control control nuclear waste deposits throughout Port Hope. While searching for a permanent storage site, a temporary site regularly monitored should be set up so the problem of uncontrolled waste dispersement would not exist. School's receive funding The Supreme Court of Canada has approved me tunaing of Roman Catholic schools. In a 7 to 0 ruling, the court agreed that it is constitutional to provide funding to all grades in separate schools. , Teachers surprised f>y arbitrator request TKe 1,200 teachers of the Durham Board of Éducation believed believed negotiations were proceeding well, when suddenly the board asked asked that the negotiations go to arbitration. arbitration. The union rejected the move. They had presented a proposal for settlement and were expecting to hear back from the board. - - "// Lobbyists vow to fight council When Hamilton Township ignored ignored George Smith and Bruce Taylor's request for a citizen's committee committee to advice town planners, they did not realize these two citizens would not just walk away. The residents have said a large silent segment of the population will now rise up against council's decision. Malfunction causes critical injury At the Davidson Rubber plant, Port Hope, a loading shell closed on Linda Mackenzie's head çausirig extensive damage to her face. The malfunction is to be corrected corrected and safety devices installed throughout .the production line. Bookstores and Art Galleries open Sundays Legislation was passed Monday to allow small bookstores and art galleries across Ontario to operate on Sundays and holidays. Provided the buildings have floor space up to 223 square metres and only 3 staff on duty they may open their doors for business. Snow problem solved The Newcastle Northumberland Public School Board has decided to continue its policy of contracting snow plough operators on an hourly hourly basis rather then using the fixed rate method. . Consider hiring own engineer After spending $231,000 on engineering fees to Totten Sims Hubicki last year Port Hope council is considering hiring its own engineer. It was stated that the $231,000 ,,wo^ild go a long way to hire their own engineer. All the monies however would not be saved as it would still be necessary to engage the services of a consulting and engineering firm. Hope and Port Hope keep talking Hope Township and Port Hope . and a provincial mediator continue discussions of extending the boundaries boundaries of Port Hope into Hope Township. , The discussions are in their initial stages. Win Golden Age Bowling Tournament Three ladies from Port Hope, Alice Cooper, Alice Acom and Easter Scott won the Canadian Golden Age Womens Bowling Championship which was held recently in Langley, British Columbia. Columbia. The Port Hope trio was representing representing Southern Ontario in the tournament. tournament. Fllodplain ownership still a problem The Ganaraska Region Conservation Conservation Authority offered to give Port Hope 10 acres of floodplain on the Ganaraska River. The land is a $6,000 dollar a year drain on the GRCA in taxes. Yet council members are afraid it might end up costing their own taxpayers money for land they may find no use for. The GRCA will speak to .council on the subject. Lt. Gov. visits Cobourg Dt. Gov. Lincoln Alexander was in Cobourg to turn the first sod at the new site of the Family and Children Services building. The building; expected to be complete by March 1988, replaces the offices in Port Hope where a lack of space has proved to be a continuing problem. Taylor tennis duo wins first round' in tournie The Remington Father/Son Tennis Tennis Tournament played on Tuesday, June 30th saw Ed and Shawn Taylor sweep through to a smashing victory. ' The Taylor team first played Dave and Craig Nemis winning 6-1 and 6-2. The Taylor's then went on to win 6-3 and 6-2 over John and Dennis $85,000 funds for water study The Township of Scugog is eligible eligible for an estimated $85,000 provincial provincial . grant for the proposed engineering study of four com- Zollman in the finals. The Taylors won gold medals and will go on to the next round of play in Pickering in mid-July, aiming for the finals in La Manga, Spain. All participants received Remington Remington Father/Son T-shirts and had the good fun of a evening of competitive competitive tennis at the Orono Club. munities on Scugog Island and the Hamlet of Caesarea, Environment Minister jim Bradley announced today. today. The decision on the eligibility is based on the preliminary informa- . tion available and the total cost of the project, estimated at $100,000. The funds will be committed . when * the preparations are completed. completed. Obituary Elsie Chatterton Elsie Chatterton died on June 23, 1987, at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. She was in her 87th year. Born in the Bancroft area in 1900, she was the daughter of-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Inwood. Following her marriage to Marshall Marshall W. Chatterton on March 22, 1922 they moved from the Bancroft area to a farm where they lived until ,the spring of 1959. Then they retired to the village, of Orono where she lived until her death. Mrs. Chatterton was a member of Orono United Church and the UCW. Mrs. Chatterton is survived by her son Orville and his wife Betty of Orono, a daughter Gwendolyn Taylor of Brampton and four grandchildren, Carol Sokoljuk of Cavan, David Chatterton of Orono, Nancy Taylor of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Bonnie Taylor of Brampton and one great grandson,. Christopher. She is also survived by five sisters and predeceased by five brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held on Friday, Friday, June 26, 1987 at Orono United Church followed by interment at Orono Cemetery. Reverend Fred Milnes officiated. MOM'S KITCHEN Downtown Orono - 983-5310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT Special This Week... Chicken Fingers a so with French Fries ■ ■ Offer Good Until Tuesday, July 15th at 6:00 p.m. Look For Our Weekly Special Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. J Fri. 6:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m Saturday 6.30- Sunday 5:00 p.m. . Closed Deal 1 Mr. lAfMffl,-. Just wanted to thank you for all yoür help. 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