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MMMJ 1 OrooW kITme Wdedy ptme4 19 From Around the Region Local municipalities support garbage fées At the Association of Municipalities of Ontario the Town of Whitby, City of Oshawa and the Region of Durham supported a resohution that the province provide legislation - in which local municipalities could adopt a fee- for-garbage pick-up. The chairman of Durham's public works comnmittee objected to the user-pay scheme stating that the garbage problem is a result of in- action on the part of the elected people. The scheme was supported by most urban centres while counicillors from rural areas expressed concern that their municipal sideroads would become dumping areas as residents objected to paying a user fee for the garbage they place at the curb-side. The Town of Newcastle now operate with asingle fee per household and forismail businesses. Great work for consultants The Greater Toronto regionial areas have expressed objection to the expenditure of $17 million for the search of three major dumps i the OTA area, one being in the' Region of Durham. The $17 million goes to 36 consulting firms who will be involved in the search. Many of the firms have already done work in the area for Regional councils prior to the take-over of the garbage disposai scheme by the province. In the end the final decision wil be a, pollitical, one and flot necessarily based on the findings of the consultats. UT claims up 61 percent Unemployment Insurance claimns ini the Oshawa have risen 65 percent in June 1991 over those dlaims of 1990. The increase was the second largest in Canada. Toronto noted a 71 percent inecase on the saine period. The average increase over ail of Canada was 30.5 percent. In Oshawa 8,460 people were collectîng Unemployment Insurance durinig the month of June 1991, GM predicts modest sale increase Genieral Motors of Canada expect a modest inecase in car sales for the 1992 model year. It is expected that sa les of cars for the company in 1991 will reach 910,000. Sale of 1992 model year cars is predicted to reach 925,000. GM ex-pects to have 35 percent of ail car sales in 1992 as well as 36 percent of ail truck sales. No doubt the No. 1 election issue The City of Oshawa lhas its own built-in election, issue - the dcvclopmnt of the downtown area. The area development plani cost ing $150 million would house some offices for the Reg ion of Durham but the total venture is well' up in the air with litIle unanimity amongst the council members. Mayor Mason has now stated the start-up mnay have to wait until the llth Annual Terry Fox run The thoughts of the Terry Fox rnm is stili in the minds of many and preparations are underway for a number of runs in the area on September lSth. In 1990 somne 130,000 participants i Ontario raised $3.1 million. Runs slated in the area are: from Memorial Park, Bowmanville between 9 a.mn and 2 p.mn .; from the Ajax Community Centre, West Sports Field; fromn the Pickering Recreation Centre; from the K-Mart parking lot at 555 Simcoe St. S in Oshawa. Pledge sheets available at K-Mart centres. Beaverton beaches to get attention Funding fromn the Province is expected to be used to rid the two Beaverton Beaches from pollution thus allowing swimming in the future. The province has allotted $60 million to be used over the next ten years for beach dlean-up and the elimination of pollutants that make the beaches unfit for public swimming. Conservation officiais expect over $700,000 to be provided for work in the Becaverton area. Rural run-off from manure storage and faulty private septic systems are being pinpointed as the problem. Christian"l Corner by Rev. Marg West Jesus is the Light I John 8:12 Jesus was talking to the Pharisces, after telling the womani caught in adultery that He did not condemn her, and to go and s in no more verse 11, that 1 amn the, lîglt of the world: he that followeth after mie shah flot walk in darkness, 'but shahi have the light of life". Now Jesus is saying IF we follow HIM we won.'t walk in darkness, but we would have, the lighit of life. Jesus is flot talking about day and night He's talking about spirïial ight and darknless. Wehsters definition, of ight is "illumination of mind; knowledge, explanation, spiritual illumination". Definitioni of dark: " Destitute of light, clouded, blackness, disheartening, involved in mystery, obscurity, secrecy, a state of ignorance. When we are following Jesus we hiave,-knowledge, our iminds are illumninated, we are talking spiritual thîngs but also natural things. Jesus gives advice'. He helps in. our everyday decisions. If We sceek Himi, and listen to Him. Those who do flot know Jesus and have a personal relationship withi Him are walking in darkness. 1 Peter 2 - 9 "Tells us that we have been called out of darkness into his marvelous light'. il Corinthians 4:6 says "God commranded light to shine out of darkness, hlas in our hearts, to give Iighit of the knowledge of the Glory of God in thie face of Jesus Chqrist". We cari only know God and lis Local boy at Camp 1 was 'cnosen Safety Patrol Captain for 1991-92. As captain 1 went to Camp Samnac for one week. I left on July 29 to Camp Samac for Safety Pattol Camp. Then I started a fun filled week of learning. I leamed how to put out a fire and ail about different ways of doîng patrol stops. We visited Windfield Farms and went roller skating at Wheelys., Every night we played volleyball and the 5 and 6 won. We went swimming at 4:00 everyday. I was in group 1. I really appreciated ail the work of the C.A.A. and police officers. Greg Finlay Captain Orono Safety Patroller glory through Jesus Christ. In closing I'd just like you to read for yourselves 1 John 1 - 10, the whole chapter. Space does flot permit me to write the whole thing. You will see in this chapter that God is light there is no darkness in Himn, the blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from ALL sin, if we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is flot in us. It is the utmnost importance that you ahl understand that Salvation is a personal thing. You have to make the decision to accept or reject Jesus. Acceptance means etemal life with Jesus. Rejection if separation fo God with Satan. Deuteronomny 30:19 Tells us that "Gîod has set before us life and death, blessing and cursing, therefore choose life, tha t both you and your children may live:" Salvation flot only affects us but our children and their children. Comments or Questions Box 179. Total Christian Television Channel 49 Buffalo. Ka C.,'s ESSO would like to welcome Wanda from) the 3rd Line Starting September 4 Wanda wiI be selling her Famous ITfasty Fries at K.C.'s Esso Stop by and help us welcome her Also while you're there enter our FREE GAS DRAW with every purchase of 20L or more Hf-appy Dri'ving Orono Figure Skating Club REGISTRATION August 28th & September 11lth 7:00 p.m. ta 9 p.m. at the Orono Arena Junior Fees (2 hrsi/wk.) $1 65.00 Can Figure (if no. warrants) $285-00 Intermediate (6.5 hrs./wk.) $285.00 Senior (9 hrs./wk) $370.00 Partial Senior Memberships Available Fees include CFSA, EOS, plus GSI that OFSC is required to pay on ice time. -Ik -- - -ii" - - ,-,ý. Itýýnýý,.ý A y.il irt. l