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8-Ori>un Weekly Times, Wednesday, November II, 1987 Winners at Cobourg Invitational meet wSMWâBMri ^ f _ 1 ^ . Orono skaters did well at the skades in their particular class. Cobourg Invitational meet held on Pictured above: (left to right) • November 7th and 8th when five Melissa Colville, first in flight, fifth earned trophies for their ability on in finals in Preliminary Ladies; plplli ËÊikBWB k 3!l*ii;3 'iéÊ^BmBE : Singles Dance Saturday, November 21 MORROW PARK LOUNGE Exhibition Park PETERBOROUGH (Cor. Park & Lansdowne) One block west of Memorial Centre 9:00 p.m. Details - (705) 876-9824 or 742-4035 I Tracy Lames, first overall in Juvenile Ladies; Melissa Allin, first inflight and second in finals in Preliminary Ladies; Briar Ransberry, third in flight, fifth in finals in Pre-Novice Ladies; Leah Stadelmann, second in finals in- ' Beginner's Ladies. Congratulations. Lockhart Public School News report JUMP FOR HEART Madame Joe is taking care of the jump rope for heart event to be held November 9th to 12th. Each team is required to skip for one half hour non stop. One person has to start skipping and when that person gets tired another person goes in quick. Students will be looking for pledges to raise money for the Heart Fund and Lockhart School. Please support support Lockhart students to help with the heart Fund and for Lockhart. Grades five and six jus) finished their Hallowe'en program and are now starting a Rocks and Minerals Program. In the Hallo wê'én program program there were different) centers we went to around the room. There was: Puzzles, Reading, Language, Phonics and Word Study. Grade fives ancl sixes are writing newspaper articles. Grade 3 qnd 4's are doing special speeches' for Remembrance Day. • I have asked a few people, if I could interview them a story of their's for the newspaper (1 am only putting parts in). This is about a girl who gets anything she wants. She is rich and her dad gives her diamonds everyday everyday that are not real. Then she gets one that is real but her father wanted to take it back. She gets robbed one night and the robber takes her fifteen jewellery boxes. When she grows up she becomes a police lady. Author: Tamara Kent This story is about a lady who was trapped in the middle of a snowstorm and she was walking and walking until she came in front of a mountain. She decided to climb it with her mountain equipment. She made it to the top in Tour hours. After two year's passed by she became an author for mountain books. Where you find this book is right in your hand you have just finished reatfing it! Author; .Reina Lad Please look for the next article in the newspaper. Reporter: Joanna VanDyke Letter outlines Courtice problems Extend Courtice garbage collection area Town council on Monday extended extended the garbage collection area in Courtice beyond the boundaries of the Courtice Urban area. The move by council came following considerable discussion and a request request from a BFI representative that such action be taken. The BFI representative pointed out that their contract only included the Urban area of Courtice as defined defined by by-law but that ÿiis left out some 100 residences which they would drive by in garbage collecting in the Urban area. Council was asked to support the squaring off of the boundaries which would allow for a better operation of garbage pick-up and wlrch the representative was most sensible. He spoke of present imaginary imaginary boundary lines that were difficult to define. BIT was a recent successful bidder bidder in a contract to collect garbage in Courtice on a municipal basis, l'iie . Hupany already collects gar- !■ it; Oii'iie. Newu\stIf and Bowmanville. BFI starts their operation in the Courtice area on November 17th. Co une. Stapleton said it was a good motion but that as now they were changing the boundaries the contract should now go out for re- tendering. He said either that or leave it alone. "The Town should not be against free enterprise", he said. Counc. Cowman brought up the matter of an unit charge rather than costs of collection being collected through the mill rate and property assessment. She said there are many $250,000 homes in the Courtice area and these owners would pay a sizeable amount for their garbage garbage collection compared lo those with a home ai less assessed value. The issue of a single unit price compared to use of the mill rate is to be further discussed by council following a report on this issue from the treasurer. A letter from the Courtice and- Area Community Association has been referred to the Town of Newcastle Chief Administrative Officer, Officer, Larry Kotseff, for answers sought by the association on behalf of the residents. The letter outlines several concerns concerns and states that the overall absence of services are most apparent. apparent. Of special concerns was garbage pick-up and fire fighting facilities to the area. The letter states that many seek municipal garbage collection which is felt to be a service provided by the municipality. It also calls for the Town to set a unit rate rather than on a rate commensurate with the assessed value of the individual homes. The letter calls for more funding for fire protection so that an adequate adequate fire coverage could be provided. provided. • The group also wants to know what concrete steps are being taken regarding the water problem in. Courtice. The letter stated the responsibility rested with the municipality, the region and the developers in the area. The president of the association said they commended the library needs study and they encouraged an effective dialogue between the Library Board and the Town council. council. The letter also called upon council council to obtain remaining lands for a community centre and that plans for such a centre be started. It was stated that the association is working towards'a planned community community with parkettes, Citizens Angered At Waste Site Committee A citizen's advisory group has I.vdied out against the Northumberland» Northumberland» County Waste Management Steering Committee■ which the citizen's group feels is determined to open a county dump in' Baltimore without considering other options. The citizen's, group are angered about a deliberate effort to snub neighbourhood parks, -community parks, community centre and a mixture mixture of commercial and residential building. 1 <=baffzon Blood. Bate. iLng prepared by; Stanlëy & Deborah Johnson R.R. 1 Orono, Ontario (416) 983-9822 Enquiries warmly welcomed DURHAM EAST Progressive Conservative Association Annual Meeting , ' ELECTION OF OFFICERS Thursday, December 3 1987 - 8:00 p.m. • Oddfellow's Hall, Brooklin 1988 Memberships purchased prior to November 21, 1987 or a 1987 Membership renewed at' meeting is necessary for voting privileges. EVERYONE WELCOME (Continued page 9) DUCT CLEANING AND DISINFECTING FOR HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS ' • AIR FLOW PRESSURE JEST • WASH ALL REGISTERS • CUT ENERGY COSTS ■ • GREAT FOR HAY,FEVER OR ALLERGY SUFFERERS • RECOMMENDED BY DOCTORS ' • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FORAPPOINTMENTS . . ' SAN-A-VAC . EAST CENTRAL ONTARIO 983-5520 BOX 327..ORONO. ONTARIO