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Election Day Monday, October 1 Its your choice Come this Monday Oct- ober 1st electors frohi over the Durham Region will go to the polis to elect their respective councillors for both regional and municipal councils. Locally in, the Town of Newcastle electors in Ward 2 (Bowmanville) will choose bet ween Maurice Prout and Ivan Hobbs as their represtatives to regional Council. In Ward 2 Donald Alin was acclaimed [o the muncipal council. IN Ward I (Darlington) electors will choose one from Bruce Tink, Alec Matthews and Doug Cook as their representatives to regional council. The electors in this Ward also will elect one from Don Wearn and James Robin- son as their councillor at the muncipal level. WARD 3 On Ward 3 (including Clarke Newcastle and Orono) elect- ors will elect one from a list of four seeking the council seat on the reionai council The o a. a th T 1] p h H C vi ai S h p ;. '."uuultu . in ne is to be elected from: Tonight, Wednesday, Sept- Keith Barrember 26th the Orono Cha- Ken Lyall ber of Commerce are sponsor H.E. Walkeyirg a candidates' meeting for E. Walky hose seeking office to either E.R. Woodyard to regiona vr upper The electors in Ward 3 will tier, or themunicipal gove- lso elect one of the following:mIjie el, lier, Robert Chater The meetingis being held in Kirk Entwisle the-Township Hall, Orono and s their council member on\wilgtunderwavatP.00p.m. he municipal council of the Mr, W. H. Carm1i, organiz àe ing thle meeting for h owni of Newcastle. fl own of Nwcastle.chamber states that ail cni Polls open on Monday at dates haveidctdtaltey 1:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 xould .m.consisf four for the upper tier Advance polls are also being a1djtwo for-the lower tier in eld in Orono at the Township W of the Tow1)of all, in Newcastle at thetle. lommtnunitty âid in -BoT8iv- The TiWes has aso been ile at thiie Town Hall. The inomdthatj Mr. Walter dvance -Poils arcon Saturday Bcaith. poitdcha 'irman epteniber 29th from the tombDurha tegion. Cabe ours of 11:00 a..f0 8:00 present and nro doubt will .m speak briefly at the meeting.fo The meeting is being chairn WContinued page 3) FiTpdesHtroys Port Hopee Guide plaint Police in Port Hope report that three young boys,age 5, 7 and 9 have admitted to starting a fire in the Evening Guide printing office in Port Hope which destroyed part of the building. The fire which burned for five hours destroy- ed the printing portion of the building including the news- paper press and some 20 tons of paper. Damage was also recorded to the photo type setters through water and smoke. No estimate of the damage has been made. Police said Sunday they had not decided what action would be taken against the boys. The boys had made entry into the building through a window and pla'ing with matches and paper started the fire. The Guide along witht eh Cobourg Sentinel Star and the Newcastle Reporter is owned by Mr. James Johnston who was still not in the area on Monday morning. The Evening Guide, a daily, along with the tri-weekly Cobourg paper and the New- castle Reporter are presently being printed at the Canadian Statesman. The Statesman is also printing the Fenelon Falls paper, the Bobcaygeon paper and the Peteroorough teview which were also printed at the Port Hope plant prior to the fire. Just lasi week the Canadian Statesman completed the in- stallation of a new Goss newspaper press in their plant with the Orono Times being the firstto be run on the press. The new press is capable of printing sixteen pages, the size of the Statesman, at the same time at a speed of some 14,000 per hour. The press is in full demand this week with the fire closing out the plant in Port Hope. A good number of local residents attended the recent meeting of Clarke Council when for some two hours discussion centred on the fact that council by a split major- ity rejected a recommend- ation of the Planning Board and also on the proposed Retirement Mobile Home Park by Rice Construction. The meeting debated many aspects of both council's rights opposed to the planning boards and that of the proposed mobile homes. Mr. Art Low stated he had researched mobile homes luite extensively and asked to whom you would sell such homes after taking ownership. He also said he challenged the theory that council appoint a planning board and then reject their decision. It was also questioned at the meeting what right the reeve had in submitting his report to council. E.R. Lovekin, a member of the residents in attendance stated the reeve, as executive head of Counil had every right to investigate and file a reort. This authority is granted under the Municipal Act. Mr. Lovekin also stated that council did also have the authority to reject a decision of the Planning Board and he commented that the Board was not beyond lack of perfection. Mr. Doug Moffatt stated that he had never said there was not a need for such homes. "I think there is a place for such development around the Hamlet area where a minimum of services are available at a minimum of cost." The Rice proposal is not in line with the offical plan, he said. Mr. Moffatt continued that he had talked to the man in charge of assessment, Mr. Cil.AIPION I>OST'ON I WEEKEND The Kend LAKE ONTARIO dale series LEVEL LOWER ate Champ The level of Lake Ontario for Ontario wt August was 10 inches below underway the July reading and about 16 Kendal was inches above the average for ram. the tine of year, as stated in a The serie release from Environment games out Canada.commence The level for Aug. was 246.41 Thorndale feet and is expected to decline game to b during the remainder of the afternoon i year before it starts its normal p.m. seasonal rise in January. The Eagle The levels of Lake Superior ouring f0 t (601.76 ft.) and Huron (580.95chapionsh ft.) rose slightly during the Kendal to n monfh of Lake Erie (513.04 ft.) ionship obta adMontreý(2312'ft) eve1s. laiuntaiors. NSiIIP SERIES ED TO TIJIS ) IN KENDAI. al Eagles - Thorn- for the Intermedi- pionship "C" for hich was to get last weekend in postponed due to es, the best two of three, will now this Saturday in with the second e played Sunday in Kendal at 2:00 es will be endeav- bring the second ip this vear [n miatch the champ- .ined by the Ken- A• Appoint conciliation off!icer for dispute The Minister of Education has appointed W.J. McGuire as Conciliation Officer in the dispute between the North- umberland-Durham County Board of Education and its Secondary School teacher. Mr. McGuire is one of the most experienced Conciliation Officers with the Conciliation Services Branch of the De-1 partment of Labour. He has1 had extensive experience in the education field. In the past, Mr. McGuire has served as a Conciliation Officer in Teacher-Board con- tract disputes in Ottawa, Essex, Niagara South and Windsor. Mr. McGuire has scheduled the first conciliation meeting for 10 a.m., September 27, at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Applications invited II.MIPTON MAN KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT A Hampton ar'ea manlay dead in his car for some seven hours Sunday morning before The office of Durham re- being found by a passing gionai chairman, Walter Be- motorist who informed the ath, has invited applications OPP of the accident, for 10 administrative positions The Newcastle detachment in the regionai goverment of the OPP said it is believed structure. that Gordon Francis West- The most important position lake, 20, of RR 1 Hampton being advertised is for the crashed into a tree near Solina position of chief-administrat- about 2.30 a.m. Sunday. It was ive officer for the region. not until 9.30 a.m. that the This person will be the accident was discovered. regional council's chief advi- The car is beleived to have sor and A other regionai been travelling south on the department heads will work in gravel road when it went out conjunction with this officer. of control, rolled over, and hit There are five Positions as a tree. PATIENT IN commissioners of varios re- PATIET INgional departmnents being ad- OSIAWA HOSPITAL . vertised Mr. K. Lycett of Orono is a patient in Oshawa hospital following an accident on the determine capital Taunton road the latter part ofreuirements within the re- aeek.gion's domain and supervise al accounting functions. I.E 15 STATES WAGE AND The social services head will PRI1(CV CONTROLS MUST plan and administer a full BE P'ERcMANENT range of social service pro- DavidLes in Port Hope grams for the region. erthe week-mstatedmtha i The management of the f<)rý weand price cotrols f regional roads network will be ho effctnuie they usf be ofl a the dufy of the roads and transportaion commissioner. Butls e!cive controls, he The 'ransferring of many said. wýouild %wolk. works' responsibilities from ion jobs the municipalities within the region, will necessitate the works commissioner's man- agement and operation of all sanitary sewerage, disposal and some storm sewer sys- tems. The planning and dvelop- ment commissioner will be responsible for the direction and preparation for other regional departments. A personnel manager, as advertised. will develop a personnel program and be able to assist in the negotiat- ion and administration of union agreements. The regional clerk will be responsible for the mainten- ance of all legal documents pertaining to the regional council as well as taking of council minutes at meetings. The position of solicitor is being advertised as well. A candidate with municipal ex- perience is being sought. The final position to be filled, that of Chief of Police, will be studied after Novem- ber 1, when the regional police commission will have been appointed. Westlake, in this area and was told that assessment on the mobile homes would depreci- ate 25 percent in five years. He also stated that with the energy crisis it seemed ridi- culous to decrease the insul- ation factor thus wasting more fuel. Also Mr. Moffatt stated that everyone should have to meet the same standards of buildings. Reeve- Woodyard comment- ed on the assessment factor as presented by Mr. Moffatt and stated he had contacted the chief assessment officer for the area and had obtained information different to that presented by Mr. Moffatt. Mr. E.R. Lovekin, also said he had spoken personally with Mr. rWestlake and the information he obtained was also different to that presented by Mr. Moffatt. Reeve Woodyard stateci there is a depreciation factor but also an appreciation factor which is often greater than that of depreciation. He said <Contnued page3 Oruno Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 26, 197 Approve in principle, Rice mobile homes The Council of the Township the water and sewage'9ystems of Clarke on Tuesday evening as well as the cost of the roads on a recorded vote of 3-2 gave and overpass. Mr. Rice stated approval and adopted the Pine that only Councid couid deal Ridge Retirement Park pro- with the parficular Ministrys. posal as presented' by Rice Deputy-reeve said that any- Construction in their letter of one-reading the motion would June 20th in principle and beof the opinion thaf we agree authorized the reeve and clerk with the proposai.-Councillor to report this decision to the R. Chater said this was only appropriate authorities 'and the first step. He said, ,begin negotiations with theIlspecifications for the pro- same authorities and report posai have yet to be set." "We back to council. could make it so rough, you The motion was moved by would have to pull out," said Charles Reid, and seconded by Chater. Robert Chaters'. Deputy-reeve At this point in the meeting Kirk Entwisle and Councillor Deputy reeve Entwisle mov- Garrya Heykoop opposed the se that the meeting be mtion. Reeve Woodyard vot adjourned. The motion was ed in favour of the motion. seconded by Councior Hey- Priorw to the motion being koop. On calling the vote put [o Council Councillor Entwisle and Heykoop voted Charles Reid said thaf the'for the motion with Coucild proposai of Rice Construction lors Re oand Chater opposed. had been before council for six The reeve voted against the months and that if had been motion stating, "I'm opposed discussed for two hours. to- to adjourniment because of the night. He said, Iwant to question. As'a resuit the make a motion." This ultim- meeting continued finally re- atecy resulted in the above sulting in Councillor Chater motion. seconding Councillor Reid's Deputy-reeve EntwisDe stat- motion. ed hie did not believe that the Following the passing of the principles were oulined in'the Reid and Chater motion De- mentioned letter. pty-reeve Entwisle moved Mac Rice of Rice Construef- that the offical plan be ion said they were oniy asking accepted and approved by council to approve the plan in councilas presented by the principeand f Regotiateion planning Board. Following their bbehaif, at no cost to some menouring the meeting council, a water works and was adjourned to Wednesday sewage system for the deveop morn-ng at 9:30. To action was ment. This would also include faken on the Entwisle motion negotiation with the Ministry and with Reid, Chater'and the of Transportation and Coim- Reeve supporting a otion to munications for the road and adjourn the meeting ifwas overpass over 401. Rice Con- adjourned until Wednesday struction wil pay the cost of morning. r happenings-1 ITS TIIAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN-Yes it that fime of year again when readers find in their garden and field those giant vegetables. Mr. Fred Winn of Kendal produced to giant size potatoes on Monday from his fields. They weighed 2 lbs 12 ounces and 2 pounds 10 ounces. They are of the Kennebec strain. Mr. Winn sells his potatoes locally in Orono and Newtonville. ANOTIIER BIG SUCCESS-The Orono Amateur Athletic Association registered another success on Saturday night wi th their dance in the Orono Arena. According toMr. R. Major if was the largest crowd yet to attend these dances and if is expected the Association will clear a sum from between $900 and $1000. AND WHEN YOUR VOTING-Electors who go ft the polls on Monday will receive a third ballot and which they will select one of four names for the new region which has been called for the past number of months, Durham. You cani make your choice from four names, Durham, McLaughlin, Pickering or Oshawa. P ~ DRAFT OFFICIAL PLAN-The Township of Clarke council at their recent meeting passed the draft Officiai Plan and will be submifting it the the provincial authorities. Residents-council debate mobile homes 'Volime 37, Nuniber 36 Candidates to speak at Orono meeting On 0