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( 8 oonôWeklynrn~. Wedesciy. O ,É-~29, 1997 Halloween family reunion Lighting Peter Pike to remainl in 1997 budget An amendment to the last week tha t Iig * street lighting by-law was walkway would V- passed at lastweeks GP &A in the 1998 Ibud meeting. Because the cost of nally propose lighting the Peters Pike walk- way would remain the saine wether it was on the 1997 or 1998 budget the mayor pro- posed an amendment to keep the item in the 1997 budget. That motion carried. T h e Times erroneously reported ighting on the 1be included Iget as origi- ;d by the Municipal Works Department. Mr. Steve Vokes, of the Works Department, ,said the ighting would be installed this fali. RECYCLE This bagged famiiy gath- ering is the work of the Mateheit famiiy of 31 Mili St. Orono. Terry and Irene along with their eidren, Kristina 8, Kayia 6 and Korey 3, roll up their sleeves every year to make a hal- loween display. The display gels bigger every year, said Irene. Ann Drssirunning again for Warc Ward 3 Regional Councillor Anti Dresllniskli s seeklng re- election for a third termn. Ann has been a member of Council since 1991. At the Reglonal level she Is the Vice Chair of the Regional Planning Committee, a mem- ber of the Region of Durham Budget Re-engineerlng Comxnlittee and a member of the Reglonal Transit Coordlnating Comml-ittee. Last term she served on the Reglonal Health and Social Services Commlttee. At the local level, Ann is Chair of the Clarington Planning and Development Departxnent as well as serving on a number of local boards and committees including: Clarke Museum Board, Wilmnot Creek Envlromnental Steerlng Commnittee, Orono Town Hall Board, Newcastle Town Hall Board, Clarin gton Project (For Community Living), Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (L.A.C.A.C.) and the Orono and Newcastle Arena Boards. Anm has served on the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority as one of Clarington's Representatives since 1991. Thiùs year she was elected to the position of Chair by her peers at the Conservation Authority. Atm is running for the position of Regional Councillor, Wards 3 and 4. Th-Ès is a critical election for the residents of Clarington. The most important issues faclng our Municipality are the changes to the structure and function of local govemn- mentdue bo take effect on January 1, 1998. The changes that the new council will be dealing with are: the implementation of Market Value Re-assessment, the poollng of the cost of services with Metro Toronto, the downloadlng of the cost of ambulance services, social houslng. Go transit and provincial roads. The creati on of the Greater Toronto Services Board must be dealt with. As proposed. Clarington does not have a seat on this board yet decisions will be made that will impact our tax dollars. I firmlybelieve that. someone wlth municipal experience must be there to address these issues. During my service on Council 1 have made a dlffer- ence. There has not been a municipal tax increase for the last 5 years. Our industrial and commercial assessment has grown. We have handled provincial fundlng cuts and still maintain a triple A cred- it rating. Major municipal faciities have been bufit with- out an impact on the tax base. I have a lot to offer and hope to be able to continue to serve as Regional Councillor. A tile exeCIUse can go a long way! Walking,3 km in 35 minutes cari do woniders for your hea(th. Ifs that simpte. Sharingca Heithier Fuue0 "MPaRTI iIfl 10, Most of the leaves in the bags come from the sehool across the road. If's been great fun for the whole fami- 'y. Bowmanvillie Toastm asters Bowmanville Toastmasters with chairman Toastmaster Irene Konzelmann's theme "Role Models" were galvanized into an energetic meeting. The most creative selection was Toastmaster Mike Sullivans choîce of Yogi Bear. Toastinaster Marilynn Dow gave each speaker the task of selecting a word in a precise area and then she asked a question about how that word related to his/her life. The ultimate revelation concemned an historie first kiss in Ottawa. The second half of a judglng workshop was pre- sented to the'appreclative audience. We welcomed Toastmnaster Karen Martin fromn Oshawa Toastmasters Club. On Novemnber 4, 1997 we especially welcome vîsitors bo help us celebrate our 101h Anniversary. Proceedings will begin at 6:30 p.m. with the official program commencing at 7:30 p.m. Come and join us any Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at "The Darlington Hydro Information Centre". Please cali Irene Konzelmann at 983-9423. S erices and Repairs To Al Makes Of Vehic tes Used Auto Parts è Complete Auto BodY Service 1 Used and New lires Service Cails 4, Complete Car & Truck Repairs * Diesel Engines a Cummins, Detroit & Cat. *Radio Dis patched Tow Truckse eMobile Mechanical Service Truck. Oro ( 9 0 ) 9 8 34 Miles North R.R. 1, Orono (905) 9-151 of Hwy01o LOB 1MO 51 Hwy 35/115 On November lOth, 1997 Ann Dre i I qslinslqrki Regional Councillor Wards 3 & 4 An Experience Level That Is Needed Now for Wards 3 & 4 With Resuits That Matter and Can Be Measured' - No Municipal Tax increase in the past 5 years - A continued Triple A credit rating for the Region of Durham - Major Municipal Facilities and improvements undertaken without increasing, municipal taxes -Continued Economnie Growth while maintaining an enviable quality of life Now Is Not The Time For On-The -Job Training. EXPERIENCE COUNTS.