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-M " 6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 10th, 1979 The Champions Director speaks at Lockhart's open house Above is the Championship Forum Flames were on Thanksgiving afternoon at the Orono Park defeated Barry's in the final game for the over-all championship. (Top row left to right), David Staples, Tom Moffpt, Ron Cox, Don Mercer, Jim Moffat, Bill Hansen. (Bottom row left to right), Tom Reed, Dean CTaully), Stan Green, Gary, Fames, Grant Yeo, Peter McCullough. Local negotiations to fact finder The Education Relations Commission recently announced announced the appointment of Mr. Gene Deszca as a fact finder to assist the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education and its elementary teachers and secondary secondary teachers in their negotiations. A Commission spokesman said that the fact finder will prepare a report on the negotiations, identifying the outstanding issues. The Fact Finder is expected expected to present a report within 30 days. The reports will set forth the positions of- both sides and may or may not» at the latest within 20 days, the reports will be made public. The Commission was established established in 1975 under Ontario Government legislation to foster harmonious collective bargaining relations between school boards and teachers in the Province. Mr. Deszca received his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Western Ontario. Ontario. He teaches at York University. Mr. Deszca has previously assisted in negotiations between between the Lanark, Leeds and Grenville Roman Catholic Separate School Board and Hastings-Prince Edward Lungs are for life week in Durham make recommendations on settlement terms. The reports County Roman Catholic Sep- will be presented to both a'rate School Board and the parties. If there is still no teachers in its employ, agreement within 15 days, or Lungs are for Life Week (October 1-7) will be a busy one for Durham Region Lung Association and other Lung Associations across Canada, as they alert Canadians Canadians to the importance of keeping their lungs healthy.. Local programs sponsored by these Christmas Seal Organizations Organizations are challenging and encouraging adults and teenagers teenagers to become aware of lung diseases and their causes. causes. This years theme, "The' Joggers", has been chosen to emphasize the necessity of a healthy life style - a lifestyle that includes exercise and precludes smoking. Recent The Regional Municipality of Durham Notice of Public Meeting DURHAM. , Take notice that a special Committee has been appointed by the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham to carry out a Study of the provisions of The Regional Municipality of Durham Act, 1973. Public meetings will be held in all area municipalities within the Region to receive public input. Citizens and organizations. are encouraged to submit written and oral presentations to the Committee outlining their concerns and giving recommendations for changes in the legislation which will benefit the citizens of the Region of Durham. Publié meetings will be held at 7:30 p.m. October 10, 1979 Township of Brock, Community Centre, Cannington October 17, 1979 City of Oshawa Council Chambers, City Hall 50 Centre Street South October 25, 1979 Town of Newcastle Bowmanville High School Auditorium 49 Liberty Street North, Bowmanville November 1, 1979 Town of Pickering . . Council Chambers , 1710 Kingston Road! Pickering November 7, 1979 Township of Scugog Council Chambers Port Perry November 14, 1979 Township of Uxbridge Council Chambers 20 Bascom Street, Uxbridge November 21, 1979 Town of Whitby Council Chambers 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby. J.A. Potticary, Committçe Chairman. statistics show that respiratory respiratory diseases such as asthma, asthma, emphysema and chronic chronic bronchitis are on the increase, and that 28 percent. of adult Canadians have some lung deficiency. Major causes cited for this increase are smoking and air pollution. "79 percent of heayy smokers develop lung cancer, , and virtually all show signs of chronic bronchitis or emphysema", emphysema", says a spokesman for Durham Region Lung Association, Association, "so jogging and smoking smoking definately don't mik!". • Durham Region Lung Association Association will be continuing its Family Asthma Program in Whitby and Better Breathing Breathing Course for adults " in Oshawa during the week, and will also be conducting free fitness tests at the Oshawa Centre from 2:00 p.m. on Friday, October 5th. Special materials will be distributed through the school system and school visits by Cecil the Sensible Seal will be in full swing. For people who decide to join the Health Generation and quit smoking during the ' Week, the Association is making available free copies of the Do-It-Yourself Quit Smoking Course. For a copy of this publication, or for more information on ether free Christmas Seal programs programs and services, call Durham Region Lung Association Association at 723-3151. NEW BOARD MEMBERS APPOINTED Four new members"were appointed 1 to the Board being Roxie Barnes, Pauline t'os- tei*, Lynne Valdolwedrd apd Gail Spence. All have been volunteer workers with the organization in the past. Those retiring from the Baird were Alan Haldenby, Marion Hoar, Pat Bundle and Sid Rutheridrd. Douglas Sifton, Director of Education for the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle . Board of Education was the , guest speaker at Open House held at Lockharts Public School on October 3rd. He pointed out to his audience that parent support was an important element in the success of the school. He said such support was evident at Lockharts which improves the climate in the school and makes everything worthwhile. worthwhile. Prior to sifton addressing the parents at the school John Reid, principal of ■ Orono- Lockharts, said it was quite' evident that Lockharts was a community school and this was shown by the turnout to the Open House. He also pointed out that the school had a lot of support staff in such as library and french as well as from the community at large. W.H. Carman, member, of the Board of Education, spoke briefly thanking the Parent Teacher Association for the opportunity to attend the ■ meeting and to be able to note the progress being made at the school. Douglas Sifton who was appointed to the position of director of education this year following two years as Easterift Area Superintendent pointed out some of the difficulties facing the Board of Education and teachers. He said like other Boards the local Board was facing some decline in student enrolment which was brought about the closing of some schools. Sifton said such action does make teachers feel nervous for in some areas teachers have lost jobs due to declining enrolment. He said in the local secondary schools the problem of declining enrolment enrolment is ahead of the Board. He pointed out when classes shrink flexibility is lost in the school and that costs still continue to rise. Sifton did say, however, that as yet the Board had not lost any secondary teachers due to declining enrolment. He said creativity was a most important feature at this time in the field of education. Harry Knapper, Area Superintendent Superintendent also briefly addressed addressed the meeting which followed the tour of the classrooms and the viewing of work and displays. He stated that parents wanted their children to be happy, secure and to be -educated in the , schools. He said he felt that this could be given with all confidence. "There is a real good line of communication between this community and the school", he said. He said this was important and he hoped that the community - would continue to be supportive supportive of the Board and Administration Administration in the program being offered. Orono Amateur Athletic Arena Schedule Monday 7:00 - 8:20 8:30 - 9:30 Tuesday 4:00 - 7:50 8:00' - 9:00 9:00 - 10:00 Wednesday 2:00 - 3:30 4:00 6:00 7:00 9:«i0 6:00 7:00 8:30 10:30 Thursday 4:00 - 7:20 Friday 6:30 - 7:30 7:30 - 8:30 8:30 - 9:30 9:30 - i0:30 Saturday 7:00 - 8:00 8:00 - 9:00 9:00 - 10:00* 12;30 1:30 1:30.'- 2:30 2:30 - 3:30 7:00 - 8:00 - .8:00 9:00 Sunday 12:00- 2:30 2:30 - 4:30 5:00 - 6:00 Bantam O.M.H:A. Game Midget Game O.M.H.A. O.F.S.C. Atom O.M.H.A. Practice Pee Wee O.M.H.A. Practice Pre-School Skating . O.F.S.C. t Tyke and Novice Practice Public Skating Juvenile O.M.H.A. Game O.F.S.C. Novice Gajne, United Counties Atom Game, United Counties Pee Wee Game; United Counties Bantam Game, United Counties. Bantam O.M.H.A. Practice Midget O.M.H.A. Practice Pee Wee U.C. Practice Atom U.C. Practice Bantam U.C. Practice Tyke Game. » Atom O.M.H.A, Game Pee Wee O.M.H.A..Game O.F.S.C. Public Skating Juvenile O.M.H.A. Practice