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8-Orono WeIdy Timnes, Weduesday, Ju[Y 171h, 1985 Mus Dominion of Canada commg Wo Orono by tbe Preniier andt Bob Rate on bringing a hait to the con- struction of the Darlington nuclear generating tation. This'station has mnade ,a great contribution to the local economy throughout its con- struction and offers gýreat potential for the fuiture. Studies indicate that ini ten to fifteen years we wiIl need Darlington's power for new industry, not only in Durham East but throughout the pro- vince. This project must be con- tinued. To stop it now will only resuit in increased costs to'Ontario Hydro and to elec- tricity users in the future. 1 would like to miake note of the fact that Clarke Museum and Archives in Orono will be receiving sup- Local firefighters Eight Town oof Newcastle firefighters who have recently attendied and successfully conpleted the St. John's Ambulance First Aid Course port from the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture. Also receiving support f 1romn the Ministry wiII be the Bowmnanville Museum . F inal- ly, the reconstruction of Hwy, Il15/35 from the south end Of Orono nortb for 4.6 kmn. bas been awarded and construc- tion will commence im- mediately. for basic first aid were con- gratulated by Fire Chief Aldridge in a report to the General Purpose and Ad- ministration Committee meeti ng. There are niow twenty- seven Fire Department membhers who have received First Aid Certificates -and thirty qualified C.P.R. Cer- 4tificate holders. Councillor Hamnre also of- fered ber congratulations to thliose attending the St. John's Ambulance First Aid Course. IreneVernwneuc, the pVS sent Miss Dominion of Canada bas blond hair, green eyes and is fromî Hamilton Ontario Canada. Since being slected Miss Dominion of Canada, she bas been busy travelling throughout Canada, the Unitedi States of America and abroad. Miss Vermeulen, an 18 year old model attained the title of Miss Domini on of Canada and immediately 1 started to represent Canada.s jin different events including the Miss International Pageant in Japan, the Inter- continental Pageant in South America and the Queen of the Pacific Quest in Australia. Miss Vermeulen is aspiring to be an architect and upon conpletion of her year as Miss Dominion of Canada will continue ber education to obtain ber goal. An irresistible smile, a stature of 5'6" and 135 lbs. along with an outgoing per- sonality attalned for ber the titie of Miss Dominion of Canada. She enjoys, hockey and Italian foods, she speaks £ngIh and Dutch and prieor to being Miss Dominion of Canada held local titles of a winor nature. Her story is typîcal of the girls taking part in the 26 year history of the Miss Dominion of Canada Pageant, held an- nually in Ancaster Ontario Canada. Miss Dominion of Canada wîll be in attendance at the Orono Fair, September 5, 6 & 7 taking part in the official opening, Queen of the Far Pageant, Children's Day, Parade, and presenting of awards. DURHAM FARMERS' COUNTY CO-OP TAUNTON RD. & HVVY115 REFRESHMENTS AVAI LABLE AT -OLD FASHIONED PRICES" HAMBURGS .0 HOTDOGS .254 COLD DRINKS .254 [CE CREAM .254 ENTERTAINMENT TH ROUGHOUT THE DAY BY: "THE YORKSHIRE LAD" You don't have to be a member' Everyone is welcome Corne out ani loin ini the fun Quality Products - Competitively Priced I FANTASTIC SPECIALV ONE DAYONLYV- JULY 25THJ CASH OR PERSONAL- CHEQUES- NO CREOrT TERMSU PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY- NO PHONE ORDERS VVH- WHIANTITE-S LA5T NORANI HEL Samn Queen' s N EW LIBERAL CABINET Premier Peterson's new cabinet bas already bad a feyv days to tackle tbeir new responsibilities and to face tbe Opposition memnbers in the legislature. How is the new cabinet sbaping up? To my mmd, the abilities of, Peterson's cabinet leaves the political future of our pro-, vince in an interesting state. Wby? Tbe new cabinet is a blend of a few experienced MPP's and a fair number of memnbers wbQ were only juýst elected tbis M#y 2nd. The ex- perienced members are usecl to tbe discipline of being in opposition wbile the newcomners will be baving dif- ficulty getting used to being an MPP, let alone a member of cabinet. Let's look at a few ex- amples. The Hon. Robert Nixon L oone of 'àhe experienc- cd members of the cabinet. Nixon, son of Ontario's last Libera premier, had servec as leader of is party for ter y eairS. 1 believe Bob is going to bave a difficult time in the at Park montbs ahead trying to balance the bigb-spending program, announced by Premier Peterson witb tbe need to maintain our pro- vince's good credit rating witb tbe bankers and to keep our deficit in line. As well as being Treasurer, Bob bas been 'assigned * responsibility for the Ministry of Revenue, and to lead the government forces in the Legislature. Bob is Peter- son' s trusted rigt-band man t and wjll be calleçi to give bis * advice on a variety of mat- S ters. This meanïs that over tbe 1 coming days Bob will bave b is bands full and will bave a. difficult time meeting al bis commitments. r Anotber experienced member of cabinet that we will be bearing a lot from is t Sean Conway. As Minister of Education, Sean is responsi- ble for introducing the sen- sitive issue of extendedA fun- ding for Roman Catbolic higb scbools. Wbile ini Op- position, Sean was an infl4m- matory speaker. 1 can only e hope be will curb this tenden- cy now that be is a member of cabinet. 1Another provocative speaker in Peterson's cabinet is Jack RiddellI. Jack is well known for bis brusque off- the-cuff remarks thai can sometimes wound more than beal. Peterson's cabinet is very small. A number of ministers have had to double up their responsibilities - a fact that may make the Peterson government appear efficient but will mean that ministers will have little time to con- sider the details of wbat eacb department is up to. When Frank Miller, was Premier, he appointed a larger number of ministers to cabinet to ensure that special. issues, such as the environ- ment, taxation and women 's issues, got the attention they deserved. Finally, Premier Peterson is calling for a review of the Miller government's activities fromn the beginning of May until the end of June. Tbis revîew is of direct concern to Durham East riding because it will mean a re-examination of the capi tal commitment to Bowmanville hospital. In addition, 1 arn also con- cerned with statements made $125.95, Reg. $1689.95 ONLY 10 A VA ILABLE FREEiER BAGS 9%/ x 101A- ,x 12" $1.49 $11.50ea, I (20 kg.)j I init 6 Per Cso e IN ADDITION Many other In-House Specials Plus 15%0/ OFF AIL OTHER "Retail Store" items ln stock A.A CATTLE MINERAL ý25 kg.) $12.00 ea. CAT FOOD (10 kg.)l $1 0.15 ea. Limit 6 Per Customer TURCO GAS BARBEC UE With twin 15,000 BTU bumers, large î01 sq. !n.m cooking surface. Polyethylene caver. 573-224 CO-OP PLUSSALE REG. HD7 MOTOR GIL 1OW30 4 LITRE SIZE 4.75 6.59 1.84 3-DRAWER, 2 TIER TOOL BOX ON CASTERS 28.95 79.95 51.00 26"x36" GARBAGE B4GS - BOX 0F 50 4.50 à.95 2.45 PROPANE TORCH KIT 9.95 12.95 3.00 PH8A & PH13A FRAM OIL FILTERS 2A85 3.69 .84 6 PC. COMBINATION WRENCI- SET -3/8" - 11/16" 5.50 7.99 2.49 CHALLENGER PUNCH & CHISEL SET 13.95 17.95 4.00 MECHANIC'S TOOL BOX APPROX. 18"X8W'x7" 20.95 26.95 6.00 TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS, PLEASE NOTE: The miii wilii fot be operating on Juiy 25th, theretore no miling andior custom mix orders wilI be accepted for that day. Aiso our trucks wili flot be operaing on July 25th. Delivery charges wiil apply against ail retail store andior speciais purchased Juiy 25th for whio*, delivery is requested, with deliveries being scheduled as soon after Juiy 25th as possible. TO ALL CO-OP MEMBERS, PLEASE NOTE: No patronage wiii be applicable against any specials andfor retail store items purchased on July 25th oniy. VVE RESERVE THE RIGHT TOGLIMIT QUANTMTES .......... ..... ... .. ...... .. 1 j