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6 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 2,19 Busy polishii~g apples., The Beavers, Cubs and Scouts of the Orono troops were at it brigbt and early Saturday merning polisbing apples for Eight candidates in Durham (Continued from page 1)- programs as medicare, and are interested in job creatien. She bas said veters are angry over the GST and Free Trade. She-is -a former journalist and leng-time activist. Alex Shepherd, 46, represenits tbe Liberal party. He, witb bis family resides north of Port Perry. The liberal candidate is a farmer, businessman and cbartered accountant. He bas said voters are becoming more and more receptive te the pelicies being premoted by the liberal leader, Jean Chretian. Ian Smyth, a 25 year old former travel consultant and resident of Courtice is representing the Reform Party. H1e states the party is gaining support right across the spectrum. He said the issues concemning the electorate are jobs, foliowed by free trade and government spending. The party wouid return health jurisdiction te the provinces and aise advocates a responsible and accountable parole reform wîth violent criminais serving their full sentences. A binding referendum on capital punishment. -Ross Stevenson, conservative and inctmbent Member of Parliarnent for the riding seeks bis second term of office at Ottawa. SRoss Stevenson, 50, a fermer university professer stili operates the famiiy farm near Udora. The veteran politician bas served as an MPP representing, Durham-York in the Ontario Legisiature from 81 te 87. Stevenson was elected as Durham MP in 1988 with a 9,000 vote majority. H1e is confidc,.,t their Scout Apple Day event., From ail reports the local area was quiet generous in their response te the event. that voters will again support hlm in this election. Clarke Commencement-- (Continued from rDaLye 1 Fulgbum aise says, "stay eut of their rooms after puberty; don'tý worry tbattbey don't listen te you, worry that tbey are always watching yeu; learn -from them; love them long, but let them go early . Hugli Hubbs, bow bas retired from the teaching profession and was the fermer principal at Clarke Higb Scheol gave the closing remarks stating that te-day we speak of changing-times but that times have always changed. "My grandmotber lived in -a period 'when there were ne cars but iived te see a man placecd on the moon," said the former principal. To the graduates hie said "you can de it but there is ne magie solution." "You have te be there, you have te be on time and you bave te bave yeur homewerk done." Mr. Hubbs aise caiied for the graduates to treat others with respect. "let me de it now for -1 shall net pass biere again", hie said. Neighbours oppose development (Continued from page 1) the Bowmanviile C reek Anglers Association said'residentiai lot s backing on r iver wouid destroy the river and its fishinig opportunities. H1e said the proposai shouid either be stopped or altered se as net te affect the Bowmanviile Creek. A representative of the developers stated that it was proposed by the developer that thïe developinent would. be in concert Newcastle Lions News On thel3th of October, the Newcastle Lions met at the Lions Den for their regular meeting. Twenty-seven Lions and three guests were on hand for a self- catered meal. President Tony Ciemfents called the meeting te order at 7 p.m. with OCanada and Lion's Grace. After dinner Lion Dick Lovekin introduced Anna Bragg as the speaker,, Mrs. Bragg expiained the Advanced Agriculturai Leadership Program with environment and that prior te final plans both the Conservation Authority and the Ministry of Natural Resources would have input as to the plan. It was pointed eut te the meceting that the proposai called for the development of ten acres of land and that a remaining section of 70 acres would be tumned over te the Conservation Authority or the municipaiity. It was aise stated that there was every intention te protect the environment. When the issue came before members of council fellowing the public meeting Councillors Ken Hooper and, John O'Toole moved that'the proposai be denied and that ne furiher action bc taken. Counc. Anne Dreslinski questioned the meve stating that the preponent could apply te -the municipal board and that at this point the municipality would have no input in any decision by the board. The directer of planning, Frank Wu, when questioned said the developer would likely win if the case went before the municipal board at this stage. Both cou ncillors agreed te withdraw the motion. The issue bas now been referred back te the planning department fer further processing upon receipt of ail reports from commenting agencies such as the Conservation Authority and the Ministry of Natural Resources. in wbicb she bad, been invoived witb in 1989-91. Tbirty people are chosen every other year te participate i this program. They travel extensiveiy in North America and Abroad wbere tbey get first band information on farming practices areund the world. The participants are s 'ubjected' te many heurs of seminars and iistened te a panel of Natives at Rainy River, Ontarie and University Professors i n Toronto,, they were aise invelved in GATT and NAFTA discussions. Mainly Anna speke on the time the group spent in China and Hong Kong, the food, the farming practices and the Social Structure of the country. She brought slides from China which gave the Lions a peek inte the way she saw it. .Anna made an excellent presentatien and was tbanked by Lien Brent Rickard wbo presented ber witb a gift of appreciation. During the business portion of tbe meeting the Membersbip Committee reported that a membership drive is te be initiated. Each Lion is te submnit namnes of Prospective members and a Special Dinner will bc beld in December where these people or any one else interested in Lionism wiiI be invited te leamn more about membershîp. The next Newcastle Liens meeting will be on Octeber 27 in the Liens Den at the Newcastle Cemmunity Hall. Dinner is at 7 p.m. and guests are welcome. Interested parties may caîl Lion Dave Adamns at 987-4832. Price Club pulls out of Whitby It bas been announced that Price Club bas shelved a proposal te locate in Whitby mainly due te the fact that Costco, anether retail warehouse, is being iocated in Ajax. The Mayor of Whitby states that althougb Price Club bas pulied eut that Aikenbead stili plans te go ahead with its retail warebouse in 401 location in Whitby. The Clarington Community Liaison Group invites you to a PUBLICMETN r The Topic: The Port Granby Low Level Nuclear Waste Site YOUR PARTICIPATION 18 VITALLY IMPORTANT. YOU CAN BECOME PART 0F THE SOLUTION TO LOW LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE IN THE MUNICIPALITY 0F CLARINGTON The Orono Town Hall Board of Management invite ail the residents of the Municipality of Clarington to an OPEN HOUSE Sunday, October 24, 1993 to see the newly decorated hall. The hours are from 2 - 4 p.m. at the ORONO TOWN HALL MAIN STREET, ORONO Meeting- of the Technical Working Croup on Clean-up Criteria".... Tuesday, October 26 6:0p.m. - Hope Township Municipal Office For mrinomation contacti Dana Kerr of the Clarington Community Liaison Group at 987-7786. Nýý