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Omio WekIy Ttms, W.dm.day, D.o.m~.r 4, i991 - Happy l8th Birthday Allison Love MQm and Sandie Hello, our names are Justin and big brothers Jason and Jeffrey and James Zegers. We will be big sister Amianda, Papa and Nana celebrating our first birtbday on (Harvey and Helen Robinson), Orna December 5th. To help us celebrate (Minnie Zegers) along wîth ail our this special day are Daddy and Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. Mommy (Dan and Shelley-Anne), Public meeting Town's Seniors' Activity Centre The Department of Communi- ty Services of the Town of Newcastle is holding a public meeting in the Legion Hall, Bowmanville, on Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. con- cerning a Feasibility study of a Seniors Activity Centhe within the Town. Present to present the study which has been underway for a number of months will be the consulting firmi of Greer Galloway of Courtice. To date the consulting firm bas under- taken some surveys of in- dividuals and Senior groups along with discussion with the Town's Seniors Centre commit- tee which bias heen meeting most of the year in preparation for the proposed Senior's Cen- tre. According to Jennifer Cooke, Program/Community Relations Superintendent, of the Depart- ment of Comm unity Services, there will be some in- teresting information given by the consultants during the meeting. Local interests will be able to question the consultants on the aspects of the plan and program. Town council in late July ap- proved the study after recom- mendation by the Senior's Cen- tre committee and ultimiately Greer Galloway of Courtice mas hired to undertake the study at a cost of near $30,000.00. Recount give Hamre the Mayorship by 38 votes G. MOIS addresses legisiature at Professiofal Water, air, food and communication are the four elements necessafY for survival, guest speaker Joan Ann Evelyn told members of the Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club at their No%ýember meeting. She pointed out thet most problemts in business end persenal relationships are due to poor communication sk0ls. 1-ow can we become better coffimTulicatOrs? By recognizing tbe eed te develop mhese comimunication SkIS sud to overcome feelipg phony _or embarrassed wh@n speaking te omhers. In tme business world, the manager of the 1990's is a coach, teacher aud fac ilitator. To be successful and effctive, he or she needs to get ideas sud information. across teomters. but wbeu dealing with our teenagers; MS. Evelyn said wimh a twinlde in ber eye, we flot only need to comffluncate, we also need God on our side. For an early Christmnas get- togemher sud a tour Of tme Y.W.C.A. facilities, mhe Bow,,maiiville B.P.W. club meets agaifi on Thursday, December 12, 1991, at the Y.W.C.A., 199 Cedptre St., Oshawa. Social bour at 6:0p.m. followed by dinner at 6:10 p.m. Dinner tickets are $ 18.00. If you would like Womens' Club to join us, please call Helen Devitt at 623-3915 or Roxy Barnes at 623- 2288 by Monday, December 9tb. rene Konzelmann InauguralI Council meet (Contmnued from page 1) government but he called for the two sides to work together for a productive relationship. He stated that ail are aware of the great distaste that the public currently has for politicians. He' said people have lost respect for politicians. at ail levels of government. He said respect could only be restored when politicians realize that they are thie servants of the people, flot their masters. He also said respect could be restored wben bonesty and integrity are part of the political process. 1I urge you to strive to take this message to the public". He said it was within our power to restore the public's faith. Mayor Hamre in giving her inaugural address reiterated a team approacb wbich was one of the key points in her election campaign. She spoke of open and honest overplight of Orono Mr Milîs: My question is to the the employees in the communities Minister of NaturHl Resources. In wbere they live. Durham East, the riding is peppered 1 know the member bas raised witb little hamlets anid villages. One this matter witb me, as the member of tbQse little hampPts is Orono and for Kenora bas raised the issue of that is where 1 livè.hI that bamlet the Dryden nursery in the House we have a provincial tree nursery, and the member for Rainy River and that tree nufsery has been bas also raised Ibat with me. hI my tbreatened with closure. It is the own constituency we have the only bomegrown iipdustry we have nursery at Thessalon'. We are left there. The funpiture factory is having to consider how we can closed, the main street is in dire rationalize the numnber of nurseries straits because pýople bave lost we bave and the whole nursery their jobs. We neef1 that nursery to program lun light of the Pressures we keep on. Can mhe piinister tell me are ahl facing in mhis current fiscal wbat bie is going to do about situation. Orono? Mr. Milîs: 1 know and 1 can Hon. Mr. Wildman: ,Tbe appreciate the very grave situation member for Durhafil East bias raised the minister finds bimself in. My a very important question. He will concemr, however, is for the people know mhat mhe Io pare root nursery of Orono. What 1 would like to stocks mhat we have in mhe province know is wbat 1 can tell the folks are currently operating at only 65% back in Orono tonlight so they can capacity because of tme changes in >sleep better, because they are silviculture and ilhe demand for worried. container stock. Ile will also be Hou. Mr. Wildmnan: This is a aware of mhe comnielnts made just a very, very important question for moment ago b-,, the member the people of Orono and for tbe opposite of tbe peed for us to member bere, and if mhe members ensure that we ai e efficient and opposite do not tbink it is very effective in mhe use of public funds. important, they sbould discuss mhe He wilI know thi is a very difficult situation at Dryden' witb the matter in dealing v'ith me needs of member of Kenora. Then they Four elemeflts of survival communication througbout the system and wimh the public. She stated that alI ceuncil meetings in the future would be held in the evening witb the Genieral Purpose committee meetings being beld in the mommigs. She addressed the need of a greater emphasis in seeking industrial development aud as well keeping tax increases down. She spoke of a hune of communication with mhe provincial government, the Regional governiment and as well with the Boards of Educatien aud mhe PUC. She called for a reduction in duplication between mhe Region and the Municipalities and the Town must become as cost effective as possible. Mayor Hamre spoke of mhe Town of Newcastle as a beautiful town and ail must strive for a strong pride and a positive attitude. "We canuot do it ourselves we need your support and your help," she said.- She said mhe next tbree years would be a challengîng term sund she leoked forward to tbe challenge. Ken Hooper, the senior councillor at mie table, and iu reply to the Mayor's address said "We trust mhat we will all work together and we wish to welcome you and to work wimh you.' Mfter eleven years as a Regional councillor Diane Hamre bas been placed firmly in the position of Mayor of the Town of Newcastle following a recount of ballots last week. For almost two and a baîf days the recount gave Hamre an edge of 38 votes fromt the recount over mhat of Ann Cowman. The final talîy gave Hamre 5,185 votes with Cowman coming in at 5,147. The officiaI counit the day fellowing the election Harnre was aliead by 28 votes and held this edge going into the recount. The recount required the counting of every single ballot and any dispute had te be resolved x~before moving on. Mayor Hamre said that Ann Cowman bad been gracious after learning the results of the vote and had wished her well. Since the recount the new Mayor and ber council members prepared for the inaugural meeting wbich was beld on Monday evening in tbe council chambers. WANT ADS wiIJ work for you Give the Orono Times a cai 983-5301 SONY OF CANADA LTOD. MTX BOX UNITS obPIUNceRR The Art of Entertaînment ML, MTX nursery would uuderstand how important this is to these smnall communities. I know the opposition members are flot iuterested in the situation because they do not want to bear the answer. The member can tell bis coustituents that ne decision bas been rirade. We are considering ail meé various options, but we hope to make a decision as quickly as possible because we do flot want to keep the cemmunities aud the people working at the nurseries 'in limbo. We are very aware of mhe seriousness with whicb tbis decision must be made, bomh for Orono and tbe omhers involved. 1 sbould tell memabers, thougb, that in mhe short terni mhe people of Orono and the nursery mhere do not have to be concernied because we bave a number of seedling mhat are aiready being produced that must be produced for this year, so any decision that will be made will flot take immediate effect. We hope to make a decision as soon as possible s0 that everyone involved will know bow we are going to rationalize the need as well as the capacity to produce.