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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday. October 20, 1982, 5 j? ecreation Centre at Durham Seniors' Lodge recommendation as to this would be coming from coun- cil. Edwards said he would not like to have council hold up other properties that are now being considered in change of officiai plan designation as it could seriously affect some pro- jects. Council will receive a report from the planner at their next regular meeting. Tlhe new recreation centre ing shape and is expected to The facility will provide ac- lodge as well as a meeting at the Senior Citizens' Lodge be completed before the end commodattion for recrea- place and for other activities West of Orono is quickly tak- of the year. tional opportunities at the for those at the complex. Hxamre fearful Of rising eCitzeosùbecvt costs due to province Counc. Diane Hamre prented a report to the Town council on Monday in respect to a Social Service committee meeting hold carlièr titis .month. The meeting involved nfot only loca Reglonal members but aiso maubers of teMnsr along with thxe Deputy Minister. Hamre staes the meeing was helti to discuss the fian- cial impact to the Region as to the implementation o! the Employment Support In- itiatives procrani. Ham re states the Region lias been inviteti in a test perioti to provide employ- ment counselllng, prepara- tion o! employasent and training Plans, information and referrals, re-training and pre.employment financial assistance, job searching andi training assistance. Sh. salti to ngpiement the =Vrgam the Region is being asked to pro- vide two of the Rkegion's counsellors with the province paying 80 percent of the cost of the program. * amre states tisat the new provincial progam WMiladd twenty percent o! its cost to the Region wich is now car- ried one bundred precent by the province. She states the prograni is very worthwhile in aubiting long-terni social assistance receivers to become indepen- dent and to develop an im- proved ife-style and sense o! self-worth. Hamre questions the charging of the Region of twenty percent o! the cost when i fact the province docs benefit froni the pro- aram anti would do so even at evçn accrjpaing one hundred percent of the coat. She said the local taxpayer cannot shoulder atiditional costa which in this case is being planneti by the province. "LIBERAL GOVERNMIENTS CORNER STONES", Mayor Garnet Rickard ini briefly speaking at the recent Liberal rally in Newcastle congratulated the Liberal govern- ments for what they had done for the country and for the con- tributions they had made to the country. "lLiberal govern- ments have been' corner stones in this country," stated the Mayor and then added, "but they are flot the only party." Jim Potticary, -Oshawa, a Liberal candidate in the last pro- vincial election for Durham East stated Peterson was what this province wants and desires. He thanked those present for the support they had given him in the last election. The Liberal raliy was chaired by Lorna Davies, President of the Durhamn East Liberal Association. She said they had hoped for a greater turnout but would try harder next year. DURHAMàEN*ROGLMENT UP THIS YEAR Registrar and director of student affairs for Durham Col- lege, Hlerb Kirkconnell, reports post secondary enrolment has gone up 18 percent this year. Hie also commented that the number of students withdraw, ing from college has decreased by 30 percent. The enrolment figures for the last year were 1,887 students, and this year 2,264. The highest increase of students enrolîng into a course was for technology. The college had stressed this area for the last couple o! years. Longer edtucation programns have caused problems in park- ;-e at the college but it has changed in class times and have linated mnost of the problemns. apartment plans Haroldi W. Hammond has presented council with a peti- tion of some 880 names ob- jecting to a proposed rezon- ing of lands in the Waverley sub-division areat0 permit a 4 storey 63 unit, apartment building. Hammond states the residents of the area would be betrayed if the proposai goes through. He stated Io counicil that residents had made their purchases in the area with the understanding the area would remnain a low density area. If the proposai carnies if would be beyond our comprehen- sion, he saîd. Hammond s aid iie understood a circulation of the proposai had been under- taken by the Town and at this point no comments have been ýsoughf from the residents of the area. He said the only in-" dication they had that a pro- posai for apartmnents had been made was a sign posteti on the property. On motion of Councs. Hubbard -and Prout the delegation was recognized, the petifion received and the matter referred to the Direc- ftor of Planning, for a report fo be tabled at the next meeting of coundil. Counc. Woodyard asked how this matter could go so far before members of coun- cil were aware of the- pro- posai. Counc. Hamre said that counicil through their pro- cedure had cut out soie time fbrough the fact that the pro- perty was posted as to the rezoning application. She said this was a new process by the Trown and did informn the public in the area to what was happening. Counc. Taylor pointed ouf that what had been proposed, today (Monday) was ade- quafe as council did nof have a report before themn from the planning departmenf and it would be unfair fo cuf off the rights of a property owner f0 apply, for a rezoning wifhout the proper procedure being used. There was comment that not likely the proposai would be approved by the Region. 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