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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 2th, 1978-3 Nursery school term commences One Parent Families Association of Canada to start in Bowmanville The 1 Parent Families Association of Canada will be starting up in Bowmanville on Oronc Wednesday, September 20th. The meetings will be held Bu i d I every Wednesday night at the Bowmanville Public ILibrary Contrac at 8:00 p.rn.* Membership is open to ail Brick - Block - Q single parents whether you SoeWr have custody of children orStnWo not. Carpentry - Ca The prôgamrne includes famnily activities for children-Wr and social activities, for Floors - TIl adults. For further infor- *1 mation please caîl 983-5227 in Phone 983-5. Orono or 623-4979 in Bowman- ville. ORONC NDP CLAIM DARLINGTON PLANT NOT NEEDED M\PP Donald MacDonald, NDP, York South, has rnade the dlaim that the Darlington Nulear generating plant now under construction is not needed to supply hydro elec- trîcity to residents of the province. He has been report- ed to say that Ontario Hydro now has a reserve generatîng capacity of sorne 44 percent, and that this will rise to at least 50 percent in the future. MacDonald has said in a news release that the surplus is being developed for export rather than for domestic use withinthe province. HORSE ACHIEVýEMENT DAY AT ORONO GROUNDS The Durhamn 4-H horse club's achievernent day is to be held in the Orono fair grounds this coming week. The day has been scheduled for Saturday, Septernber 23rd running from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p. M. WVORKERS AT DAYTON OUT ON STRIKE Five hundred employees at Dayton Tire of Canada in Whitby went out on strike last week with both sides viewing - possibility of a long strike. ocal 494 ordered its work- ers off the job Wednesday morning when bargaining sessions ielded no) progressý ENVIRONMENTAL HEARINGS TO START NOV. 7th Environrnental hearings will commence in the Town of Port Hope on Novernber 7th as to the location of a uranium hexafluoride refinery in the south of Hope Township. The hearings will be held in the Durham Memorial Temple on November 7,8,9, 15 and l6th. Similar- hearings will be held in Sudbury at the Holiday Inn frorn November 2lst to November 28th and in Blind River at the North Shore Friendship Inn on December 5, 6, 7, 12 and 13th. The hearîng times at al locations will be from 2 to 5 P.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. The hearings are all open to the public. Written. briefs should be subritted prior to the hearings and persons wishing to make oral present- ations should register in advance to the Federal Envir- onmental Assessment Review Office or at the hearings. MAYV BUILD OWN SEWAGE PLANT Ontario Hydro mnay well C onstruct its own sewage plant for the Darlington Generating Station due to the fact that additional sewage, facilities in the Town may not be ready for the October ist, 1979 deadline as now set down. .The Region of Durham was forced to abandon a proposed Soper Creek sewage plant on lands owned by St. Mary's cernent as the cost of exprop- riation of the land was feit far too costly. TWO WAY RACE FOR MAYOR'S JOB IN OSHAWA At the present tirne a two-way race has developed for the position of rnayor for the City of Oshawa. t is thought that this could be extended with at least one other announcement in the Signs of vision impairment According to the, Ontario Association of Optometrists, when a child is observed frowning,,scowling,_tilting or forward thrusting of head while reading or writing, avoiding close work, placing head too close to work when reading or writing, rnoving head rather than eyes when reading, losing place in read- ing, it rnay indicate a need for vision care. You should rnake sure the child sees a vision professional if these symp- toms are present, says the Ontartio Association of Opt- ornetrists. Every rnorning for two and a half hours a number of children between the ages of 3 to 5 learn how to play together, express their feel-. ings in an acceptable mraner and exercise their bodies in such a way that they will develop properly. Mrs. Reid, the head instruc- tor, said the children learn to be happy and prepare themn- selves for actual sehool when the ime cornes.. Above Tracy Reid, Kelly McGee, Kristine Ince, Her- man Zeiger and Tonya Bun- ton busy themnselves with puzzles while in the photo to the left Jackie Cowan an-d Grant Tomkins take time out from their busy sehedule to have a milk break. near future. At the present timne the incumbent mayor, Jim Potti- cary, is seeking elect ion to the top Oshawa post. He is being challenged by Counc. Doug, Wilson who is presently a member of city council and a member of Regional council. The two are pitted in what could develop into a keen contest. Ald. Allan Pilkey presently a member of City councîl is viewing the position but as yet has made no definite decision public. i p IWilliam C.Hall, B.Comm. 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