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• ; 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, October 9,1991 The Week in Review. Seeks Re-election to Sep. School Board Caroline Burke has announced announced her intention to seek re-election to the Peterborough, Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board. As a Catholic wife, mother and career woman, Caroline has served the Catholic community community of Newcastle as their representative on the school board for the past three years. Caroline has three children still in school. Paul is in his final year at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Jason in grade 12 at St. Stephen's High School and Kristy in French Imcrsion at St. Stephen's Elementary School. Married to Bob, a computer consultant, Caroline is employed with the Ministry of Labour with responsibilities for the Durham Region. Caroline is presently chairperson chairperson of the Board's Salary Negotiations Committee and has served on the Management Committee, as well as numerous numerous Sub-Committees. Caroline cites workload as one of the most time-consuming parts of the responsibilities that one must assume when they are elected to serve as trustees. With meetings in Peterborough twice and often three times a week, the amount of time required required for meetings alone is very heavy. This, along with the necessity to prepare for the meetings, often leaves little time for other matters. Caroline cites the need for re-election. "Although we have been very fortunate in the past with the number of new schools we have, we have been plagued with one-term Trustees Trustees in the past that have not helped us maintain the necessary necessary pressure at the board table often needed to gain long term goals." As a home owner and taxpayer, taxpayer, Caroline is extremely conscious of the burden taxes places upon each one of us. "Trying to maintain a balance between quality education and reasonable cost is probably one of the most important issues we must deal with almost on a daily basis. While I am extremely extremely proud of the salary settlements settlements we have been able to achieve with all our employees, employees, we must constantly strive to maximize the value we receive receive for our dollar. Keeping cost down is often very difficult difficult when we are experiencing the rapid growth we have seen over the past three years in Newcastle. This is one of my major concerns." Over the past three years, as your Trustee, I have worked very hard to make our schools the best we can and I believe that with your cooperation and support we can continue towards towards this goal. I seek and ask for your support and please if you have any concerns or questions questions don't hesitate to call me at home (623-5736). Vies for Ward III Post Caroline Burke Local Resident Runs for Seat on Public School Bd. Nora Gust, a Ward Two, Bowmanvillc, resident, has announced her candidacy in the upcoming election. She •will be seeking a scat as one "of two Ward Two trustees on the public school board. - Mrs. Gust was born in 'Manitoba and lived there up until four years ago when the family moved to Bowman- • ville. ' Nora and Art Gust have three children: Elroy and his 'wife, Marlene, live in Surrey, British Columbia; Winston is studying in Edmonton, Alber- ta; and their daughter, Roma, ; is a student at Bowmanville High School. ; The Gusts own and operate operate their own business and 1 are actively involved in the ! Trull's Rd. Free Methodist ; Church. Nora Gust was elected and ■ served as a trustee on the ; Swan Valley School Board two and one-half terms for a total of five years. As a trustee trustee in Northumberland/ Newcastle, she will work together together with the other members members of the board to make the best decisions possible on behalf behalf of children and their education. education. "I am very much aware that none of us, as taxpayers, have money trees in our back yards," she said. "I believe that all of life is learning and we, through our school system, need to teach our children the basic skills of learning. Willi the changes taking place in our world, we can hardly imagine the challenges challenges that our kindergarten children will face upon graduation.," graduation.," she added. "Let's together provide opportunity for our children to learn to be flexible and able to adapt, while still maintaining our high standards." standards." Frank Harris, a resident of the Newcastle area for approximately approximately eight years, will be seeking the position of regional regional councillor in Ward Three. The ward includes Orono, Newcastle Village, and former former Clarke Township. Mr. Harris is married to Marjorie and they have recently recently celebrated 27 years of marriage. They have two children: Helen, who is completing completing her masters degree in environmental science at the University of Toronto and Michael who recently graduated graduated from Durham College with a Law and Enforcement diploma. Frank Harris is currently employed in his 23rd year with Ontario Hydro in their engineering department at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Generating Station. Having represented Ontario Ontario Hydro employees as the elected union representative for many years and involvement involvement in a number of committees committees concerned with radiation protection and trades training has given him the qualifications qualifications to run for the Durham Regional council position. Mr, Harris is the mailing contact in this area for environmental environmental concerns issued by the Federal Ministry of the Frank Harris Environment. He has also prepared and presented papers to Council on Durham Regional Plan Review and offered numerous numerous concerns regarding certain certain developments in the Newcastle area. In addition to his work for Ontario Hydro, Mr. Harris operates a farm in Newcastle and is well acquainted with agricultural concerns. The following is a list of priorities which he intends to take into careful consideration consideration if elected, •High taxation levels for electors. •Environmental concerns conventional and nuclear. •Development in housing and industry. •Agriculture and land use. •Personal problems relating relating to the Municipality. •Newcastle's future direction direction within the Durham Regional Regional Plan Review. Seeking Fourth Term t, _ Ip.vp.1 of 76 ner cent to 60 ne Bowmanville school trustee trustee Mike Slocombe will be week that the provincial - y .. „ .. "down-loading" of education- seckmgjiis.fourth tennonuie C q S ^ continues to be an ongoing problem facing the school trustees. MIDWAY DRIVE-IN FRIDAYS • SATURDAYS • SUNDAYS ONLY "FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY" Join us for our Final Showing For This Season 2 Movies for the Price of 1 11. Shout (PG) 12. Pure Luck (PG) SUNDAY NIGHT - DUSK TO DAWN $8.00 Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education. Mike Slocombe has announced announced that he will be seeking seeking re-election on November 12. Mr. Slocombe was first elected as a Bowmanville trustee in 1980 and he is just completing his third term in office. He currently serves as vice-chairman of the board. The candidate said last Down-loading refers to the tendency of provincial governments to place more educational costs on the local tax bills. For example, the amount of money that the provincial government allocates allocates to capital projects such as new school buildings has been reduced from its former Candidate Has Four Point Plan If Elected to Public School Bd. level of 75 per cent to 60 per cent. "We have to deal with that at the same time that we have to deal with growth in Bowmanville Bowmanville and Courtice," he said. Mr. Slocombe is married, with two children in the school system. He said that if re-elected, he would hope to serve as the chairman of the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education in the coming year. '• j.-u ■ }n th*'• Northumberland and' Néwçastle Board, the trustee elected for a year as 401 EAST Child'S Play III (Coarse language, violence] , A Kiss Before Dying (R) $7.00 Admission CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE 401 East to HWY.28 Port Hope, South to Hwy. 2. East to Theatre Rd. 416-372-5833 "Thank you for your patronage this year" THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION AND THE SCUGOG TRANSFER STATION will be closed on Monday, Monday, October 14,1991, for the Thanksgiving Day Holiday. Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, October 15, 1991. V. A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS Education is one of the most important things in society, society, said the newest Ward Two, (Bowmanville) public school trustee candidate. "I believe the school population population is increasing all the time," said Charm aine Dunn. "I want to make sure the chil- dren have adequate facilities." facilities." Ms Dunn has four points that she feels are important in her platform. "I want to increase responsibility responsibility to ratepayers and parent parent groups," she told The Statesman on Monday. "I would like to improve accessibility for adult education.". education.". She would also like to encourage encourage and help to build a better relationship between teachers and the school board. Another important thing she would like to see happen is an examination of student enrollment. This would help in the implementation of high-quality education, she said. Currently, Ms Dunn is a part-time student at Durham College in Oshawa. She is taking a Municipal Adminis tration Program sponsored by the Association of Municipal Clerks and Treasurers. She is also taking adult education word processing and accounting accounting courses at the senior level. level. Ms Dunn is involved with the McLean Hunter Cable System as the host of Matador Matador Country. This program focuses on local musical talent. talent. She presently sits on the Town of Newcastle Property Standards Committee, is an active member of the Port Darlington Community Association, Association, and is an avid supporter supporter of wetlands and the re- introduction of the trumpeter swan to the area. Ms Dunn has also been a member of SAGA (Save the • Ganaraska Again.) Mike Slocombe vice-chair customarily becomes becomes chairperson in the following following year. The Town of Newcastle has six representatives on the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle public school board. There are two public school trustees for each of the three Town of Newcastle wards. 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