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i v 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, October 16,1991 Candidate for Ward III Charles Ewert would like to announce his candidacy for the position of Local Councillor for Ward III. A resident of the Town of Newcastle for over 33 years, Charles has spent most of his life involved in and growing with this community. As a lawyer lawyer in the area for six years, he had many opportunities to address address council on behalf of private private citizens, developers, Senior Senior Citizens developments in Orono and Newcastle, as well as other non-profit organizations. organizations. His positive influence on the decision-making process of local government represented a variety of issues. Charles is no stranger to the processes of municipal government. government. His experience in the field of communication and advocacy advocacy continued from private practise into his present position position as a Professor of Law in the Legal Clerk program at Durham College - a post he has held for the last 10 years. A prime focus for him is the re-introduction of clear thinking thinking toward and responsibility for decision-making at the local local level of government. He strongly believes that it is vital to reduce the friction between local government and the public public it serves. Other areas of concern he would like to see addressed include: include: •development of a responsible responsible attitude to our natural assets assets and environment. MORE 4 STYLES, COLORS E Cdcrtron ALL VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOW AVAILABLE IN: •Traditional While 'Oxford Blue 'Avocado Green «Sandstone -Dove Grey 'Deep Bronze «Almond «Choose casemenl, double hung, side slider or hall-round styles, each custom cialtod lo fit your window replacement project. 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SPECIALIZING IN INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS • Inventory Control - Sales Tracking • Receivables • Payables • General Lodger Complete alter Sales Seivico and Instruction Computer Sales, Services, Maintenance and Supplies Amortization Schedules 623-2375 2538 Maple Grove Rd., Bowmanville ■ Former Trustee is Running Again 1st Birthday Celebrated • encouraging healthy and balanced development, com- patablc with present needs and the future of our children. • reduction of duplication and costs involved in the decision-making decision-making process of local government wherever possible. Charles brings to his candidacy candidacy over 16 years of experience experience in municipal law, both from a practical and an educational educational viewpoint. He feels the knowledge gained from this background would be seen as a strong asset in making him one effective local councillor for Ward III. Charles has been married for 20 years to Kathy. They have a daughter Robyn, who is al Clarke High School and a daughter Jennyn, who is attending attending Pines Senior Public School. Most of their married life has been spent as residents of the village of Newcastle but they also lived in Orono for three years. Charles is also a published author, Chairman of the Board of Stewards at Newcastle Newcastle United Church and Vice President of the Board of Directors Directors for Participation House of Durham Region. Seeks Hydro Comm. Post Newcastle Village resident, Bob Willshcr, confirmed his intention to seek a scat on the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education in the November 12 election. In announcing announcing his candidacy, Mr. Willshcr said he was concerned concerned about a number of issues issues not the least of which is the rising cost of education. "I've always believed that the Bob Willshcr cost ot education was a good investment, but like all investments investments there is a need to manage manage and control costs to ensure maximum return on dollars spent," he said. Mr. Willshcr, who is 47 years old, served on the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education from 1982 to 1988. During his six years on the Board, he served on most committees. He was selected selected as Vice Chairperson and Chairperson of the Board. Mr. Willshcr said his experience on the Board would be an asset to the taxpayers of Ward 3. "I understand understand a number of trustees have decided not to stand for election again. The loss of this experience, at this time, could be critical to the Board. I am offering my time in the hope that I can balance this loss of experience a little bit," he added. added. In addition lo his Board experience experience Mr. Willshcr believes his business experience will be of value to the Board. Mr. Willshcr has been employed by General Motors of Canada for the past 27 years. He has worked in the Personnel area of the business for nearly 21 years. Currently, he is Supervisor Supervisor of Salaried Personnel for the car plants. "I have worked in all facets of personnel and understand both policy development development and administration. I believe the Board needs to have a trustee who understands these areas given the complexity complexity of negotiations with their employees, the multitude of new legislation from both levels levels of government in Employment Employment Equity, Health and Safety, Safety, Human Rights and Pay Equity", Mr. Willshcr said. "The growth in the Town of Newcastle has been a mixed blessing" stated Mr. Willshcr. "We certainly welcome the new residents and the benefits of having more people to keep our Town active and alive", he said. "But keeping up with facilities facilities has been a problem for both the Municipality and the Board. Our schools have porta bles sprouting faster than trees in the forest. I think the Board needs to be a little more aggressive aggressive in commenting on proposed new subdivisions. I am not sure the environment for learning is what I would like to sec", he added. Mr. Willshcr indicated there was a need for the new Board to focus focus on this issue. Mr. Willshcr believes the next three years will be extremely extremely challenging for the Board of Education. He indicated indicated the growing impatience of taxpayers with rising costs, the concern over discipline in schools, combined with the demand demand from parents for a quality quality education to meet the needs of students and society, require innovative solutions. "I can't promise I can come up with all of the answers", he said, "but am willing to try." Mr. Willshcr is married to Lynda and they have two sons, Stephen who works in Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc and Chris who attends attends Brock University in St. Catharines. Patricia A. Pingle Patricia A. Pingle has announced announced her intention to run for the Newcastle Hydro Commission. Commission. Her goal is to stabilize rising rising electrical costs. If elected, she plans to maintain her 'back to basics' attitude in an effort to guarantee guarantee the best possible power service, service, at the best possible price. Living in an electrically heated home has made Ms. Pingle acutely aware of rising costs. Her campaign is based on a belief in the conservation of energy, and she especially stresses the need to instruct homeowners and school-age children in this regard, Ms. Pingle is a Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc resident and her family has roots in the Newcastle area that reach back seven generations. generations. She is a registered nurse working in plastic surgery at Oshawa General Hospital. Ms. Pingle has served on several committees related to Oshawa General Hospital, including including the Utilization Committee Committee for the Oshawa General Hospital. She has served on the Town of Newcastle Community Community Services Advisory Board, and is currently on the Property Property Standards Committee. She is also a certified Toastmaster. Toastmaster. In her spare time, she enjoys enjoys hiking and nature. Candidate for School Board Lucinda Cull Lucinda Cull, a resident of Newcastle Village, is seeking one of two scats as Public School Trustee in Ward 3. As a parent of two school age children, caring about the quality of their education is foremost in her mind. Mrs, Cull, a home-maker, is able to commit her time an energy energy to the educational concerns concerns of area residents. Lucinda Lucinda will strive to improve Communication between families, families, teachers and the school board. "I further stress the importance importance of these objectives in light of the increased population population growth in this area and the cut in provincial government funding allocations for new school buildings and additions," additions," states Mrs. Cull, In addition, her 12 year experience experience in the social service field has given her the ability and insight to make a positive impact, Lucinda Cull believes that Caring, Commitment and Communication arc the three C's to get the job done. «I t M®K. stuc* 10 ** ' WONDER WHITE OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT DREAD 675 g loot Hometown r Hi! My Name is Matthew Brooks and I turned one year old on September 27, 1991. My proud parents are Mike and Bobbi Ann Brooks. I would like to thank all of my grandparents, great-grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles who attended my birthday party for all of the great presents and the wonderful time. 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