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(10 -OronoWeeky TIre~, edn............t9ê Fro-m A round the Region.. Question tenders for new centre A trustee cf the Durham School Boardhas questiened the calling cf tenders for a new administrative centre, school and works depot when thiere are other needs in the educational system. It was stated that very littie information as te the centre has been offered the nine new mem bers that joined. It was the previeus board that had given approval cf the complex with a school and a works depot and calling for debenturing in an amounit cf $17 million. Osha~wa Hospital to expand dialysis system The Oshawa General Hlospital is te receive a $3 million grant from the province for expansion cf its dialysis services within the> community. The mcney will allow, the hospital; te expand its hemadialysis program te serve an additional number patients while a peritoneal dialysis program will be added te serve 53 patients. The additional funding province-wide, is the final phase of a $23 million dialysis service program started in 1989-90 by the province in a co-operative plan with the Kidney Foundation, nephrologists, health councils and hospitals. Regional councillors want some action Regional councillors are somnewhat upset over the gaining of final, approval for a new Ajax water plant. The Minister of the Envîronment bas yet te make a decision as te whether a full environmental hearing will be required for the contentious $61 million prcject. The decision could mean an exten sion of three te five years on the completion date of the water plant. The new plant would pump upwards cf 36 million gallons a day comparing with 12 million gallons at the presen t ti me. New building looks to future Trinity College School in Port Hope has opened its new $2.5 million life-sciences and computer studies building recently as it also celebrated the 1 27th anniversary cf the school. The building has been in use since the first cf the year and it bas been said the future cf the schocl is'what gees on inside the building in studies in computers and in thec science labs. OFAH faces hate literature probe There appears te have been, grounds for the OPP hecadiquarters te investigate allegations cf hate statements made by the Ontario Fed(eritioin cf AngIls and Hunters at a Inccting ili Apsley in March. The statements are attributed te articles distributed by the OFAH indicating hatred against First Nation people. Somne 1000 attended the Apsley meeting. There hias been fiction between the OFAH and natives since last summer over treaties and legislation that allow natives te hunt and fish throughout the year. Call for end to school strife A meeting held at the South Mcnaghan Public School recently endeavoured te settle a strife betweeni parties interested in the teaching metheds meithcds and learning issues at the school. Some parents oppose a chîld- centred education system that is ini use at the school and a numnber have withdrawn their cliildren senlding thecm te the catholic school. 1It has beeni stated thiat testing bas shown that 60 percent cf 21 students who'attend Grades 1 te 4 at the schocl were at a 2.3 te 2.7 grade level. A big fishing event - Millbrook Seme 255 people teck rart in the MAy 2 Millbrook Fishing derby sponsored by the Millbrook Lions Club. Prizes tetalled eover $500 for the catch from the Millbrock pend. The Lions Club planted 277 Rainbow trout in the pend for the Derby. Cobourg plant to expand Kraft General Foods will expand its Cobourg plant te. produce Tang beverages for al cf N orth America. The announcement came reCently with other Canada advancements for the.company in which $74 million is te be invested. Plants in Cobourg, Scarborough and two in Quebec are all beîng expanded. Empîcyment at Cobourg is expected te remain constant until possibly 1993 wheni additional workers could be hired. Some permanent staff were reduced in Cobourg in 1989. One thousand management position are te be eliminated in North America with the mcst recenit proposals. Hope Township woman crushed A Hope Township wcmnan dlied follcwing a farin accidenit when a tracter flipped ever pinininig the woman te the grounld. Dcrothy Betty-Anne Dawson, 32, was the mnother cf three ycung childreni. SThe tracter flipped back ever when an attempt was made te pull another tracter 0on oie farm eout cf thelmud. They Uine up to dumnp garbage Northumberland Ceunty organized a free dump use recently and found haîf-tons linied-up at their varieus dumps takîng advantage-of tie offer. In the end somne 1200 tonnes cf garbage reached the dumps, measuring a loss in revenue cf $45,000 cf which amount the mïuniicipalities bas te pick up half of the cost. There was a sizeable line-up at each of the dumps. Foo d Bank moving Fare Share Food'Bank is meving te new quarters in Port Hope taking up quarters in the former Capital Theatre foyer. The food bank has operated out of the basement ofthe Port Hope United Church for the past five years. Marks and Spencer stores to remain The Marks and Spencer stores located in Oshawa and Pickering are te remnain open following announicemnent that a numnber of such stores are being closed. The comnpany is closing one- third of their stores in Canada but keeping the profitable open of which the two stores in Durham are such ventures. Warn of a sh ake-u p A recent announicemnent from the province cf a shake-up in the educatienal system has mustered some concem with school trustees at the Durham Board of Education. The Minister cfEducation has said that changing the financial arrangements with boards 'is the key te, reform and the system. Boards of Eds- set budget Both the Durham Separate School Board and the Public Board have set their budgets for 1992. The Durham Public Board has set a rate increase for their taxpayers of 3.67 percent while the Separate School board has increase the tax rateby 3.7 percent. The total budget fer the Separate Board was set at $132.7 million while the Public Board budget camne in at $358.1 million. Signs to coach pro hockey George Burniett, a native of Port Perry, has signed as coach of the Cape Breton Oilers of the Amnerican Hlockey League. The Cape Breton club is an affiliate cf the Edmionton Oilers. For the pasttthree, yeas Burnett has been behind the bench of the Niagara Fali Thunder of the Ontario Hockey League. Will assess mandatory over- time aspects General Motors will wait until its trial run with the new mandatory over-time deal is completed before it makes an assessment of the plan. The company will decide whether or flot the plan is cost effective after the 30-day trial period is over. Although somne day-to-day prcblemns do exist Union spokesmnan, John Camnes, say they should be able to bc worked out. The Oshawa plants must be TENER SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents, for the following listed below, submitted to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, LIC 3A6, are invited and will be received on the forms and in the envelope previded until the closing time and date. Tender documents may be obtained f rom the Purchasing Office at the above address. TENDER NW92-25 Corrugated Steel Culvert Closing Time & Date: 12:00 Noon (local time) Tuesday, June 2, 1992 The lowest or any tender not, necessarily accepted.. 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