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f-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November Ist, 1118 There is a lot of work by display of their costumes movement was limited ta t'e juugmg. a. ilotel îai- these young cubs in the denoting paper men and keep the costumes intact for lowe'en outing in the com- munit.y. Northlu mberl1and- Newcastle Board of Education MAKE ONE VOTE FOR Wm. H. (Bill) Carmai, on Mondlay, November l3th Poilsopen 1l:00a.m. to8:oop.m. (Advance Poil - Novemiber 4th, 9:00 a.m. ta8:00 p.m.) Vote to Re-elect CARMAN Your Senior Trustee Keep hlmr working for you The difference is - EXPERIENCE VOTE -it matters -its your mnoney and your community. GeorgeCAEO w.C ARMAÀN Mvarg IBBOTSON Wm. MONTGOMERY ment terms. The report will be presented to both parties. 'If there is still no0 agreement within 15 days, or at the latest within 20 days, the report will be made pub 'lic. The Commission was est- ablished in 1975 under Ontario Goverament legislations to foster harmonious collective bargaining relations between school boards and teachers in the Province. Mr. Singleton has a disting- uished record as a teacher and administrator in elemnen- tary and secondary school paniels and is a -retired Director of Education in Halton County. H1e is past president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation and a Fellow of the Ontario Insti- tute for Studies in Education. Mr. Singleton lias acted as a fact finder and mediator in similar ai spuites involving sehool boards and teachers in Ottawa, Carleton, Windsor and in the counties of Brant, Bruce, Lincoln, Simcoe, Waterloo, Oxford and Wel- lington County Roman Catho- lic Separate Sehool Board. Town wiII ask ÔMB postpone commercial hearings The planning and develop- ment committ ee for the Town of Newcastle lias asked the planning director to provide a report for the next meeting of council in which council will petition the Ontario Munici- pal Board to postpone any hearings relating to commer- cial development in the Town of Bowmanville. Planning director, Leslie Kristof informed the commit- tee that the Town. would find itself in a most uncomfortable position if 0MB hearings were allowed to continue dealfng with three major commercial developments. -1He said he would like to complete the district plan for Bowmianville. as . well as provide council with a market analysis for the area. 1 would like to have ail information available and then let the 0MB make the decision what proposed developmrent would proceed. At the present time we do not have sufficient information to take before a hearing, lie said. "I would like to deal with the whole issue at one hearinig", lie said. He also pointed out that the two proposed large developments in the Waverley Garden areas could not survive and the developers know this. He also said it was known that Some 60 percent of the dollars are going out of the area and that this should be reduced. H1e stated lie was aware that such 'as the market analysis was going, to cost money butt he promised to keep, the cost as low as possible. The report asking the 0MB to postpone aIl hearings relating to commercial deve- Iopment is to be received by counicil at their November 6th meeting. * Objectivesi * Ward 3I * Fuli-tîme representation for ali the I * Township of Clarke people * for *full Representation Self -determ ination for the hamiets I * BILL Taxes based on services serces id *L 'HK Soution to Leskard problem M Attraction of industry to outer areas I * as your Regional Councillor i Needed housing for senior citizens or *Background tax rebate * Teacher - Durham 24 years. Protection of farmnlandI Appointed JuIy, 1978 by Order in Council of Lt. Reconstruction of downtown i Governor to Ontario Council of Colleges. Villages of Newcas tle1 and1 Orono I Member 0f Committee of Adjustment, Town of g Newcastle. * Presently Chairman St. John Ambulance, Oshawa *and District. Bill Clarke has the capacity for hard work.N * Major - Former Second-i n-Com ma nd, Ontario He wiIllwork for you.I * Regiment. * Graduate Canadian Armny Staff College. R u P AV I Leadership in Scouts and Boys Brigade. * Former Executive 0f Camp Samac. * Novemberl13th i Charter Member of Parkwood Lodge, A.F. & A.M. LmumummmmmmmMUmmImUmM@mmUmmmmmmmm.um~mmu.um The Education Relations Commission 'has announced the appointment of Mr. James W. Singleton as a fact finder to assist the Northumn- berland and Newcastle Board of Education and its ele- mentary teachers in their negotiations. A Commission spokesman said Mr. Singleton wilI pre- pare a report on the niegot- iations, identifying the ont- standing issues. The fact finder is expected to present a report within 30 days. The report will set forth the pos it ions of both si des and may or may flot make recommendations on settle- Fact f inder to assist negotiations