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Vol. 58, No. 14 ORONO, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,1994 The entertainers at Orono Carnival Regional Police Bike patrols in Oroeio, Newcastle, Bowmanvîll Inspector Adams of the being provided in Clarington this Durham Regional Police outlined summer. to Clarington council on Monday The bike patrol will be evening that the planned bike undertaken in Bowmanville, patrol that was intended for this Orono, Newcastle and in sub- summer will be in place within divisions in Courtice. Inspector. the municipality of Clarington. Adams said that the service has He said he asked for his been delayed due to weather audience with council due to conditions. information that suggested such Council was also informed services was not being provided that, in general, two officers wil in Bowmanville and other be riding together although at Clarington communities this Cdu p 2 summer. The fact is that it is Tu rn sod for Fïre Headquarters It is apparent that this group afternoon and evenîng perform-. Enjoying performing are: find it to bc fun to entertain and The club has some il10 Tanya Clemens, Melissa Colvile, entertain they did at the annual members this year and with a Melanie Lemieux, Adam Skating Carnival last Saturday., good balance between'senior Colvile, Heather'Geboers and in The Club was pleased with the members and those of junior and front Kaitlin Clvile. fuli-house turn out for both the beginner ages. An evening outing to enjoy. D.ecisionsoon to corne as to appointment forfthe Vacn Claririgton council on Mon- day passed a by-law in whichthle death of Councillor Ken Hooper was recognized and the regional council seat he held was officially declared vacant. The passing of the by-law was a requirement of the Municipal Act as it is also a requirement that the Regional Council pass a similar by-law. tUntil both the municipality and the Region pass their respective by-laws no action can be taken to make a decision as to a replacement. Now with the passing of a by-law by the Region Clarington council will be in a position to make a decision as to a replacemlent. Regional seat on council It is expected that council wil the 1991 election toM set aside any thought of holding who was e lected an election as it is only a littie councillor for Ward Ti over six months to the election la precedent holds Mr. Elli Nvember. serve out the terni. if counicil should follow a But this council isk precedent set in 1983 when Mr. to follow precedent a, Ted Woodyard of Orono was case when making a appointed by the then counicil to appointaient to fil a vz fili the vacancy left by the death the Clarington of Mr. Keith Bar it would be Commission. By a foi that the present council would vote Mrs. Marie Hul appoint Carson Elliott of appointed to the hydrc Bowmanville. not the next-in-line in In 1982 Mr. Woodyard was election stand. the runner-up to Mr. Barr who Mayor Diane Hamri was elected as local councillor for reported to state thatt Ward Three. who finished second in Mr. Carson Elliott of in the last election will Bowmanville was runner-up in ann<inted1 to fül the vai Happenings.. 2nd Annual Fun Fair Orono Public School -will be holding its 2nd Annual Fun Fair on Thursday, April 28 from 5 to 8 p.m. Ail games and events will cost 500 each. Advance ticket sales will be held on Wednesday, April 27th at 1 p.m. at the school. Ail events and features this year wili be held inside the school. If you have any questions please cali Pam Hodgson 983-5438 or Colleen McQuiIlan 983-8135. ~vnsto consder Tuesday evening, April l8th a Ladies' Night Out is being sponsored at the Orono Ujnited Church in the foras of a Fashion Show and Direct Sales Exhibition. On display will be ladies' fashion, candles and gifts, kitchen aids, educational toys, books and games along with other items of interest. Admission $500. Proceeds from ticket sales and 10 percent of sales will be donated to the Orono Youth Drop-In Centre. Wednesday, April 2th The Orono Horticultural Society are holding a Buffet Luncheon from il a.m. until 1 p.m. in the basement of the, Orono, United Church. A good opportunity to meet with your friends for lunch by the death of Mr. Hoo In speak ing with IV Elliott last week he said be pleased to fil out th, the next seven months also said'he would like the seat in the fali electi Council must fil th within 45 days. Jr. Hooper regional *rvo. 'If the Iiottwould known not as was the apolitical vacancy on Hydro mr to three àbard was ro vacancy ithe 1991 ire has been the person in the ward i likely bc rcancy left aOper. Mr. Carson il he would te, terni for s. He has cely mun for tion. the vacancy Clarke Hi hosting Academie Decathion 1Clarke High School is hnsting the Canadian Academic Decathlon Championships April 16th. High schools froas across Canada will be competing this year'schainpionships. Academiîc Decathlon is a (Comtinued pqe 2) Mayor Diane Hamre assisted by Mrs. Florence Hooper executed the sod turning for the new Clarington Fire Department Headquarters in Bowmanville. The headquarters is being constructed on a site west of the Bowmanville Recreation Centre with entrance onto Highway No. 2. The building and equipaient is being financed, by Ontario Hydro for' $1.2 million with a completion date in late October and definitely prior to the beginning of the new year. Mayor Hamre welcomed the many in attendance for the occasion. In speaking of Councillor Ken Hooper who recently passed away she said he had always wanted and worked towards the provision of an improved fire protection system for Bowmanville. Mayor Hamre said that the municipality would be naming a street in BowmanvilleHooper Square in memory of Councillor Hooper. With the completion of the new headquarters and station for Bowmanville the municipality will be providing the first 24-hour service using fuil-time fire- fighters. Ontario Hydro is paying the extra cost for ten years of adding the additional full-time staff so as to provide twenty-four hour service. Mayor Hamre said the new station and manpower will meet all the requirements for the municipality as well as for Ontario Hydro and the Atomic Energy Control Board who are also regulators in the operation of the hydro station It was stated that aIl parties involved in the process of developing the agreement for improved fire protection worked well together. Gord Milis, M.P.P. for Durham East also spoke at the sod tumning ceremony congratu- lating the municipality and others involved in the new development for fire protection in Cla rington. Vol. 58, No. 14 ORONO, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,1994