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A great array of goblins, ghosts and whatever Qrono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 5, 1986-3 The Ôrono Public School held a Hallowe'en night at the school last Wednesday evening when students from grades 'three and four, all decked out in their Hallowe'en costumes, along with their parents were in attendance to take part in the evening activities. Pictured above; (left to right) Grant Esler, Danny Frew, Paul Dreslinski, Jeff Hughes, Clayton Rendell, Melissa highes and Merissà Wallace. Bowmanville arena plan (Continued from page 1) a consultant for a conceptual design but it would be the contractor contractor that would hire the architect and engineer for the detailed design. The Mayor intimated that a, choice had been made as to the contractor contractor under the design-build process process and he questioned how the selection had been made. He said he was not convinced that the one selected was the most competitive, he said there was no hourly rate charges shown. Winter referred to a cost of $500,000 to service the land purchased purchased for the arena. "I don't feel good about this cost," he said, "there are other things that this "money could be used for, one being a water supply for Newtonville and other such projects." The Mayor said, "We have had great ideas, an arena, ball diamonds, community centre to be included in the project." "This almost defeats the original thing (arena)," he said. "I hope we are npt getting in a financial box and the.peojrle should be aware of what is happening," he commented. Counc. Stapleton was in the chair for this session, being the chairman of Community Services. Counc. Cowman began asking questions as to whether or not the arçna was to have a twin pad, if council had approved approved the design of the water supply, supply, if the "building was to include a banquet facility or if the design had been settled. Counc. Stapleton said he did not know and that these would likely be addressed in the forthcoming forthcoming report. Counc. Cowman continued asking asking if the Chief Administrative Officer Officer was in charge? The chairfhan said he would say no. The Chief Administrative Officer said he was not sure if anyone was in chargq. Counc. Harare said all are unanimous that the Bowmanville arena has to be replaced and that this should have been done years ago. She pointed out that council had appointed a sub-committee with mentbers of council and staff. The committee was to review options and the chairman, Counc. , ' Knighti was to report to council. X said this (reports) had not been happening and that everything has been done in camera. Counc. Hamre said the project had been handled badly since day one and that people were beeonign scared over what they were hearing. She said there has been no documentation presented to council nor no written report. "Unless there is,a written report I will not be supporting the arena and I know it is needed," she said. Counc. Cowman, who said she had attended two meetings of the sub-committee, although not being a member, said the elected members of council are outnumbered by staff members on the committee. Counc. Hamre said that staff do not have a vote on a sub-committee of council. - Counc. Cowman then moved, seconded by Mayor Winters that the Town proceed with construction construction of the arena on a design-tender process and going the traditional route for such a project. The motion motion was not put. The Mayor did say the water supply and site could be considered in another discussion. Counc. McKnight said the discussion discussion may be premature and he further further stated that he did have a written written report for council. He said many facets had been considered by the com#nittee. He said "he had asked that the matter be considered in camera due to the fact that a selection may be made following the review of the report. Counc. Wooten said he saw little use in the sub-committee and that it should be dropped. "We are not getting anywhere", he said. Counc. Wotten moved that the sub-committee be dissolved but ' received no seconder. Council members decided then to have the report submitted to council and that council would take their noon break following which they would then discuss the report. When the half inch thick report was submitted council members voted to refer it to a special meeting of council to be held on Friday. Acting Mayor (Continued from page 1) councillor's experience, and exposure. exposure. He said council would be' locking themselves in for another year. Counc. McKnight proposed that the term be for a six month period but this failed to gain a seconder. Council members supported thé move to maintain the same chairmen until the end of November 1987. 7 Counc. Hubbard continues to hold the chairmanship of Planning and Development ; Counc. Cowman, the Clerk's Office; Counc. Wotten, Treasurer's Office; Counc. McKnight, Fire Department; Department; Counc. Stapleton, Community Community Services and Counc. Hamre, Public Works. To take part in UIC program After considerable debate the Town of Newcastle General Purpose Purpose committee gave approval for the Town to participate along with Darlington Provincial Park in a UIC Job Creation Program. The program will provide seven workers for a period of eighteen 1 weeks for works to be undertaken in both the park and the town. The total cost of the project has been set at $58,093 of which amount the Town will carry $1,839.00. The Community Services Department Department outlined a number of projects to be undertaken within the Town including painting at the Darlington Sports Centre. Also included were painting in the stairways and court room two at fire hall No. 1, complete complete interior painting at the Animal Control building, renovations at the parks depot and brushing and clearing clearing at' Soper Creek and Westview Heights park. Mayor Winters asked if there was a work schedule to which the Director Director of Community Services said a report would be submitted following following completion of the project. Counc. Hamre said, "Let's get going, much' of this work should have been done sometime ago." She said there was little cost to the Town as- was in other instances when the program was used. Mayor Winters said the program should not be used for the day to day maintenances but for projects that have been set aside for one reason or another. He suggested such as the need for bus shelter repairs in the Darlington area, ditch drainage, signs to be straightened. Counc. Cowman said the Town keep a shopping list of such work , for such a program. 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