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1 6-OronO Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 17th, 1979 , To outline wildlife management plans at Ganaraska Centre m September Placements Lane-Russell Wedding increase Thè .Ganaraska Forest Centre Centre is presenting a special program on Thursday even- ing, October 18th at the Forest Centre, north east of , Kendal in which speakers will bé present from the Ministry qf Natural Resources, Ducks . Unlimited and the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority. Authority. The evening is to be devoted to the management of farmland and other lands for wildlife. All interested persons are invited to attend and further information is available by phoning 416-797- 2721. Kerry Coleman, environmental environmental biologist with the Ministry of Natural Resources Resources will speak on 'Ways to manage, your land for wildlife' wildlife' and how the Ministry can help. Ted Gadawaski of Ducks Unlimited will present management management of wetlands for waterfowl and also outline co-operative arrangements available through Ducks Unlimited Unlimited to local landowners. Bill Newell, resource technician, technician, with the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority Authority will also speak at the meeting and will outline the programs available to the public through the Conservation Conservation Services program of the Ganaraska. The meeting has been called for 7:00 p.m. Township would meet Japanese Board Roy Foster e has met with the Township of Hope seeking the Townships co-operation in a development proposal for a Japanese Cultural Centre which was formerly proposed for east of Orono. Foster told council that the Cultural Centre Road was unwilling to proceed with the plans for the development until they were assured of co-operation from the Township. The Township has made it known that they would welcome welcome a delegation to discuss the proposal but would not seek the development with the promise of a future agreement with the Japanese Cultural Board. The land under consideration consideration is parts of Lots 31 and 32 in the ninth concession of Hope Township and is owned by Roy Foster. Foster has à proposal on the property for a sub-division but has said he would withdraw this proposal if the Cultural Centre was to go ahead. The land is located just south of the Ganaraska Forest Forest less than a mile east of the Newcastle-Hope boundary. It was pointed out at the meeting that there was a possibility of need of improvement improvement of the boundary road if the proposal went ahead and that at the present time the road was the object of controversary with the Ganaraska Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority who operated a residential education centre just north of the ninth line. The cost of such road improvement would have to , be shared between Hope and Newcastle and in the past Hope 1 has objected to spending spending money on roads that did not have a substantial use by local residents. The number of clients unemployed and registered for work at the Canada Employment Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month, of September totalled 9,182, consisting of 5,425 female and 3,757 male clients. Placements in the three offices totalled 1,077 for; the month, which compares to a total of 848 placements during August. The majority of clients were registered in Clerical and related; Sales; Service; Product Fabricating; Fabricating; Assembling and Repairs; Repairs; Material-Handling and Related. During September, the greatest employment opportunities opportunities existed in Accommodation Accommodation and Food Service; Retail Trade; Manufacturing of Transportation Equipment. Equipment. At the end of September, there were 152 students in the skill courses sponsored by the Canada Employment Centre and 36 people receiving academic academic upgrading at Durham College. The student centres . in Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa and Bowmanville, had 11,576 students students register during 1979 which compares to 6,258 in 1978. Employers listed 3,676 vacancies at these centres during 1979 compared to 2,643 'in 1978. The centres placed 3,495 students during 1979 compared to 2,277 in 1978. Employers are encouraged to take advantage of the Employment Tax Credit Program Program which provides a tax advantage of up to $3,120 for a 12 month period for each employee hired under this program. For further information, information, Irene Stoehr may be contacted at 579-9402 at the Oshawa C.E.C. office. The Regional Municipality of Durham Notice nliniJAU of Public Meeting DURHAM ° Take notice that a special CopHnittee has been appointed- by the Council of 4he 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. Public 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 3 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 Novembers, 1979 Township of Scugog Council Chambers Port Perry November 14, 1979 Township of Uxtiridge Council Chambers 20 Bascom Street, Uxbridge 1979 November 21, Town of Whitby Council Chambers , 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby. Marion Diane Russell, daughter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Russell of Oshawa, and Richard Richard Andrew Lane, sort of Mr. and ' Mrs. Frank Lane of Orono, were married in the Bowmanville Salvation Army Church on Saturday, Sept. 1st, 1979.; A reception followed at the Oddfellows Hall, Orono, Matron of Honour was Mrs. Joan Rode of Brantford. Best man was Mr. Malcolm Rode, also of Brantford. Bridesmaid was Miss Marie Lane, sister of the groom, and usher was Mr. Frank Lane, brother of the groom. The brides wedding dress was made by Mrs. Violet Dunlop, of Orono. Mrs. Frank Lane, mother of the groom, made the wedding cake. The newlyweds will reside in Oshawa. WORK WANTED D. & R. Custom Fencing and custom chain-sawing 983-5005 or 983-9627 Orono, Ont, J.A. Potticary, Committee Chairman. Notice of Public Meeting Town of Newcastle Hydro Liaison Committee Resolution No. HL : 1-79 That Ontario Hydro be asked to participate in an advertised public meeting in Bowmanville to review the present status of the Darlington .Generating Station 'and its need and related contingency plan that may result from the operation of such a station under the auspices and format of the meeting designated by council. ' In accordance with the above' resolution a public meeting sponsored by thé Hydro Liaison Committee will be held at 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., October 30th, 1979 in the auditorium of the Bowmanville High School. Terms of Reference for Format of Meeting (A) That the meeting be held under the auspices of the Hydro Liaison committee and Chairman Holliday chair thé public Meeting. * w (B) That the panel be composed of representatives of Ontario 1 Hydro with expertise ih the matters to be discussed, (C) That the maximum time allotted for answering questions be ten minutes and dissidents Jiave the opportunity of responding for a maximum of three minutes. (D) That both written and verbal questions be permitted in the meeting. (E ) That the terms of reference for the meeting be as outlined In Resolution No. HL-1-79. 1 , . The purpose of the meeting is to $ve residents of the region of Durham the opportunity to question the panel or other recognized groups regarding their concerns. It is mandatory in oi;der for recognized and organized groups-to be , acknowledged by the Chair that they identify their organization, their location and their spokesman in writing prior to the meeting. This information should be given to the Secretary of the meeting. Only residênts of the region of Durham will be recognized, and any resident wishing to question in order to,be recognized by the Chair will have to identify themselvès, give their address and telephone , number. , > ' , . , A.C. Guiler, A.M.C.T., C.M.Ç., • Town Manager.