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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 29, 1993 - 7 Wil1iarrn ýPope announces candidacy for National Party Having join,:d with Farley Mowat aroundJ 196,0 'n the Commrittee for ani Independent Canada; havin-g known and respected d Hurtig for some twenty ye-irs; and having joined the Nationai Party of Canada in February, it was not unnatural that William Henry Pape should include the following sentence ta Mcl in mid-July: "I know you've gat people organizing south of me in Pickering. Got anything going around Uxbridge that I could join?" 'Me resuit is that he is now tbe National Party candidate in Durham for the October 25 general election. Mr. Willaim Henry Pope was born in Ottawa in 1923. In bis early years be attended schools in Quebec City, England and Ottawa. In 1939, be joined the Militia and entered tbe Royal Military Callege in 1940. He graduated as a lieutenant. After serving overseas for a sbort period be was promoted ta captain. After tbe war, from 1945 ta 1952, Pape beld variausstaff and regimental appointments in Canada. In 1952 - 53, be served witb tbe lst and 3rd battalions of Royal 22 Regiment, as infantry company commander. He was awarded tbe Military Cross and promoted ta major. He graduated from Army Staff College, Kingston, in 1954. He continued bis education fromn 1955-57 at Sir George Williams University, wbile working as General Staff Officer in Montreal. He obtained a BA and BSc in political science and pbiosopby, and completed a year towards MA in philosophy at McGill. His career as a publisbed writer began in 1957 with tbe publication of an essay in the, CanAdin Army Journal. His military career continued up until DurhamCoîlege, tops 4000 ti fuil-time enroîment For the first time in its istory Durhamu College bas topped the 4,000 mark in full-timne enrolment. The total of 4,008 includes ail full- time students registereti in approved post-secondary programs and the full-time equivalent in part-time students making Durham College the fastest growing college in Ontario over the past two years. Last year the total post secondary enrolment was 3636. ,The survey of enrolment as of September 10, 1993 showed 672 students in Technology programs, 968 in Business progranis, 1711 in 1959. It was at this time tbat bis political career began. From 1959 to 1963, Pope was the executive assistant ta leaders of tbe CCF/ NDP in the House of Commons. From 1960 - 61, bie was also president of the Social Democratic Party of Quebec and co-president of the founding committee for the New Party in Quebec. He ran as an NDP candidate twice. In 1964, Pope returned ta tbe University of Ottawa full time andi obtained bis MA in Economics, In 1965 - 67, bie completeti course work and twa year residence toward a Pb.D at tbe University of Toronto. He ran as an NDP candidate, in Ward 2, Toronto in 1966, and in Toronto-St. George in, 1967. Beginning in 1967, he became a ful-time lecturer in Econamics at Ryerson, andi a part-time lecturer in Economics at tbe University of Toronto, and York University. He retired early ta, devote more time. ta bis writing career. Pope bas done much research and writing on economic policy aver the past twenty years. He bas been publisheti in a number of magazines and journals, as well as publishing a number of books. lis most recent publication is Economic £Qncel2ts A Pgramrne4Approacb. In 1986, Pope was the founding member of tbe Committee on Monetary & Economnic Reform, and serveti on tbe 14 member executive board. After being non-partisan from 1976, believing tbat all tbree parties were deficient in tbe economic policies concemning tbe acbievement of full employment witbout'inflation, Pope will now be running for the National Party. 1Pope is married ta Sheila Kathleen Dancey, formerly of 0O'shawa. Tbey bave one son, Richard. ýThe family bas resided in Uxbridge since 1969. Applied Arts and Administration, and 643 in Healtb and Human Services. As well 42 students are enrolled part-time, which tallies ta 14 full-time equivalent students.ý The increase of enrolment is credited not only ta the economny, b ut more importantly, ta Durhram College's reputation as a leading educational institution, witb strong links ta the workplace and Universities. "We are doing something positive ta belp those who are suffering from the ramifications of the current recession by doing what we do best - serving students witb top quality education and training," said Gary Palonsky, president. The Sport of Baton Twirling Its' that time of year again when people start looking for after school activities for their children ta participate in during the long winter montbs. Good News! Raton Twirling lessons will bc available right bere in Orono this fail. Altbough baton twirling is more popular with the girls, each year the number of boys interesteil in the sport increases. The 1993 World Senior Men's Gold Medalîst cornes fromn Canada. Baton Twirlîng is a dynamie, physically demanding activity that requires extraordinaryeye-hand ca-ordination. Participants in this sport exemplify the characteristics of a true athiete, The Canstrut-Cantwirl prngram designed by the Canadian Raton Twirling Federation and the Ontario Raton Twirling Association, is constructed as an introduction ta baton twirling, strut and dance fundam'entals that are used in the sport for ail age groups and at all levels., Trish Scholz bas been givîng recreational baton twirling lessons in the Kendal area for the past two years. "The parents and children in the community received the sport with, such enthusiasm that we have quickly outgrown aur location. 1 feel confident there would be enough interested children in Orono and surrounding area ta make a great baton corps." For more information about baton twirling lessons, please cal Trish Scholz, 983-6215. Co nei efs A new by-law has been drafted, by the Municipalîty to regulate smoking in public places. For the non-smoker this is generally good news. Smokers do not feel the same way. Neither do many businesses. Two businesses came forward at Councîl on Monday night to oppose this new by-law. 1Mr. Kevin Anyan, of the King Street Bar & Grill is disappointed by the need for the by-law. He feels that it should be left ta the discretion of the establishment. He does understand the social pressures. He was told that the rules regarding the amaunt of space set aside for smoking will change throughout the course of a day in an establishment such as his. During the day, when food receîpts are more, he will need ta provide more non-smoking sections. At night, when alcohol receipts are mare, there wil not be as much non-smoking space needed. Another business that came forward ta dispute this by-law was Duey's Taxi of Newcastle. Smoking, or not smoking, is a matter of courtesy says Paul Westwood, of Duey's Taxi., SIf a pregnant lady or a child are in the taxi we refrain from smoking. Otherwise, the driver will always ask if it is okay if they smoke. Counilor Dreslinski pointed out that there has been a by-law in place since 1974, that does not permit the driver ta smoke while there is someone else in the car. Correspondence has been received by the Municipality of Clarington from Acres International Limited on their revîew of the IWA Landfiil Search in the Durhami Region. The report states that "the IWA's work represents a great deal of time and effort whicb perbaps, because of the compressed time span,' has left a number of unanswered questions and may account for what we consider to be some important methodological weaknesses". The report describes these weaknesses in detail. Some of the faults that the report finds are that the IWA consîstently contradicts their mandate, tbeir metbods may lead ta arbitrary and inconsistent conclusions. Councillor David Scott agrees with the findings of this report, saying that the IWA can make ail data retroactively fit their choice." He believes that there is no reason wby the IWA is going ta listen, and bas suggested that a copy of the report be sent immediately ta Premier Bob Rae, and ta the Minister of the Environment. The Committee of Clarke Constituents bas been made aware of this report. Sc ottfeels it is, time ta start-preparing residents for the worst, tbat being tbat KK2 may be chosen as a site. The Clarington Community Liaison Group invites you to a- PUBLIC EETIrNG THE CATERING CONNECTION SOCIAL CATERERS Our Speciality Family Style Roast Beef Diriner Weddings Anniversaries - Business Functions- Hockey Basebal Bowling Banquets 1 lT- COL!)- BUFFFETIS FRED, PATRCIA, RODNEY STORSBERGEN Box 416, Orono, Ont. LOB l.M0 M(93-9679 The Topie: The Port Granby Low Level Nuclear Waste Site YOUR PARTICIPATION IS VITALLY IMPORTANT, YOU CAN BECOME PART 0F THE SOLUTION TO ILOW LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE TH"fE MUNICIPALITY 0F CLARINGfJ-TON