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ýOronlo Weekly Tms Wednesdy, November 9, 1994- 5 Down Main'Street, Orono, Remembrance Day Substance Abuse workshop The Bowmanville Sea Cadet Sunday. Stirling Mather. as the names of the fallen, and brief smartly fellowed the Master of Ceremonies for the words from Alex Shepherd, M.P., Bowmanville Pipe Band in the service. Gord Milis, M.P.P. and David Remembrance parade held in . Others taking part werePadre Scott, Clarington council. Orono to the Cenotaph on Roy Taylor, Gloria Grant reading 140 attend Newca stle debates (Continued from page 4) said that it was ber intent that the board would eperate with a "0" percent increase. "The systemi must be accessable and accountable", she said. Donna Lucas-Astley Mrs. Astley saîd students must be given the best Catholic educatien that is possible te meet the cempetitions that exist., The candidate bas been a teacher fer four years and active in Parent/Teacher greups in the systemn. As te violence in the sehools she saîd it must be reported immediately te the police. She said she will caîl for a cemmon base for english, math, science and other subjects. Yourtrustee must net be afraid te fight for your children", she said. Tbree seek Make bid for one of four positions on Hydro Commission Four of the five candidates seeking election te the Claringten Hydre Electric Commission on Monday, November l4tb, were present at the All-Candidates meeting under the auspices of the Newcastle Chamber of Com- merce. The meeting was held in the NeWcastle Community Hall on Menday evening. Four are te be elected. Paul Reesor PaulReeser staied that for the past ten years he bad been associated with a large public utility.I He spoke of censervation an( -. environmental aspect of energy use. He said be had three items of cencern. He would like te see- the remeval ef the commercial depesit te encourage sucb development Lo die community. He aIso speke of expansion of the area of operatien for the utility providing an equal hydre rate te Clarington customers. He said this would bave te have the appreval of the prescrnt exising customers. The candidate also called for a co-opecrative relationship witb the municipality in an effort te attract industry te Clarington. Susan Elston Susan Elston a noted environmentalists said she was basing ber campaign on the three "IEs". Equity of rates; economîcs; energy efficiency and equal representation. She said the commission mnust be creative te belp attract new commercial and industrial development te the municipality. She also said it was important that the utility promote the efficient use of energy in the, home and in industry. In speaking of equal representation she suggested that a Ward system should be established as for coundil and the scbool board. At the presenit time commissieners are elected at large over the whole of the municipality. George Van Dyke S ,George Van Dyke an incumbent commissiener said he had been a member of the commission for the past six years. He said he was intent that hydre rates should be kept down and that there had been a zero increase over the past two years. He spôke of new provincial legisiatien that is expected te be passed in the near future that could allow the Clarington Hydre Electric commission te take over hydre service now previded by Ontario in the areas other than Newcastle, Orono and Bowmanville. He spoke specifically of the Courtice area as a take-over area. He said he would like te see an overal uniform rate in all of Clarington by the year 1997. Pauline Storks Pauline Sterks of Newcastle and as well. an, incumbent member ef the commission, and chairman for twe years, outlined the number of boards on which she is a member relating te hydre. She said the commission had been) encrgy conscieus with. thcir waterheater tune-up program and now prometing- off-heur heat saving program being advertised on television. She said there had been many changes over tbe past couple of years and spoke of the over $1 million spent on a new substation in Bowmanville using local expertise. ý"Eigbty-five percent of the cost of operation is the cost of power paid te Ontario Hydre," she said. Cast your Ballot November 14 being held by A Substance Abuse Prevention workshop is being held in Orone on Saturday, November l9th. The workshop is hosted by the Kirby and Orone United, Churches and >will run from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Orono United Church. The workshop is for aduit leader groups for. young people aged 8 years te 16 years, sucli as Scouts, Guides leaders, coaches in miner sports, Sunday School leaders, youth group leadersand day school teachers. Presenters will include Karen Gregory, Carol Reilly and Kathy McLaughlin of the Durham Regienal Health Department; Lynda 'Cernell, program consultant with the Addition Research Foundation: and Gord Crymble, addiction counsellor for Clarington Community Addiction Services. The workshop will provide participants with information regarding substance; abuse, strategies te help leaders of young people te beaware of who may be getting inte trouble, and where they can be referred for help. There is a registration fée of $5.00 which will cover cost of a lighit lunch provided by the local Girl Guides. 1Registration ferms are available by phoning Orono, United Church United Church, 983-5502 or 983- 5208. DON'T BE DISAPPOINTEDI tlQi is the time to book your family or offee Christmas Party November thru Deoernber CHRISTMAS DAY SUINDAY Speclal Holday Brunch $9.50/pp 11 arn - 2:30 pmn Elaborate Evenlng Buffet i 6.95/pp 3 pm - 7 pmn Reservations Appreciated NOW OPEN NIGI-TLY ",Shooters Sports Bar" D.J. MUSIC FOR DANCING TUESDAY -SATURDAY 6 p.m. - Closing. , SUNDAY 12 Noon - 11 p.m. Free Pool Lessons Avaîlable For information cali (evenings) FROM THE COMMITTEE, TO RE-ELECT REGIONAL COUNCILLOR ANN DRESLINSKI We would like to take this time to introduce you to a very special community leader. You may already know her. As a full time Regional Councillor, she voices the views,' concernis, and in terests of the people that she represents. Her current term as Regional Councillor has been one full of activity and progress. Being a member of the Region's Health and Social Services Committee, her main objective has been to safeguard your need for quality programs and services within our cemmunity. Ann is otten found in her off ice at the Municipal Administration Centre. When she's not there, you can be sure that she is out meeting the public or representing you at a special event or a community function or fulf illing her obligations as Chair of the Community Services Department. Ann has been a key player in the completion of significant local studies including the formulation of the Clarington Official Plan, and the Seniors Centre Feasibility Study. She was there for the members of the community who conceived the idea of the Clarington Concert Band, she was there to help implement the concept of "Art in the Community Park". We are ver proud of our councillor who, over the last three years, has represented your best interest on comm unity boards such as the; - Orono Downtown Business Improvement Area - Newcastle Downtown Business Improvemenit Area - Orono Arena Board - Clarke Museum and Archives *Newcastle Community Hall Board * Orono Town Hall Board *Sidney -B. Rutherford Woodswalk Park Committee *Newcastle Arena Board *Durham'Region Non-Profit Housing Corp. In addition teotiiese appointments, Ann has aise chaired major committees including the Technical Advisory Committee for the Courtice Cemmunity Complex, and the Volunteer Recognition Committee. As the municipality's appointee te the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority, she was elected by her peers te Chair the Corperate, and Communications Division of the Autherity. As her committee we are enlisting your suppo rt and asking for your vote of confidence te ensure that Regional Councillor Ann Dreslinski is back working for you after November 14, 1994l. PLEASE RE-ELECT ANN DRESLImNSmKI YOUR REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD 3 Authorized by the C.F.O. for the Anti Dreslmnski Canipaign