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4-Oriino Weekly l'iines. Wednesday, October 5, 1988 From Around the Region Retires as Judge Judge Russell Honey, Belleville, à former Mèmbér of Parliament for the former Durham riding was feated last week on his retirement from the bench. Russ Honey was well known in this area during his number of years as an MP living in Port Hope, Bell and Union resume talks Talks have resumed between Bell Canada and its 19,000 strikers with federal mediator, Bill Kelly, meeting separately with both parties. parties. Talks are taking place in Ottawa and Montreal. Bell Canada workers have been out on strike for the past three months and only two weeks ago the workers turned aside a Bell proposal by 52 percent. Bell offering $25,000 reward Bell Canada is offering a $25,000 reward for information on vandals and has set-up a 24 hour hot line to report such incidents. It operates similar to Crime Stoppers program. Bell took the action following a number of acts of vandalism disrupting service in the Oshawa area as well as damage to a number of Bell trucks. Damage has been mounting into thousands of dollars. Asks industry to conserve power Ontario Hydro is asking industry to conserve power over the next 12 to 15 years until another generating station can be built. Bob Franklin, hydro chairman, has stated that it is a lot cheaper to conserve rather than to build generating station for energy that we waste. Herrema disappointed with Metro Being feed-up with Metro's line of communication as to a joint dump for Durham and Metro Gary Herrema, chairman of the Region thinks it is time that the Region went on its own. He said the cost would be some $40 million and felt that some neo- ple could be making a move that tne Region strike out on its own. Residents in Vaughan Township last week mounted a mammoth demonstration objecting to any thought of the Vaughan Township taking any further Metro garbage or that from Durham. Cracking down on heavy-footed drivers Durham Regional Police, the O.P.P. and other police forces in the Metro area are cracking down on heavy-footed drivers. The program known as "Speeding Slows You Down" started last week. It has been said that it has been known for sometime that speeding is related to accidents. Building in Newcastle continues to boom Residential building in Newcastle continues to set new record with 1387 units so far this year compared to 1108 in the same period last year. Commercial development lags behind that of 1987 while industrial development is up some 8 percent. • Some council members note the heavy edge of residential development development compared to industrial and commercial, Oshawa Centre to expand Construction is to begin in November on an expanded Zellers, NOTICE VOTER IDENTIFICATION NOTICE Municipal electors in Ontario recently received a Voter Identification Identification Notice concerning the upcoming municipal elections. As a result of a recent court decision, please be advised that the final dâte for requesting changes to the information contained contained in this Notice, has been changed to October 15th, 1988. For further information call: 1-800-263-3792 Ministry of Revenue. 100 hew sloiV's and eight new theatres at the Oshawa Centre. The cost is exped ct * t0 reach $100, million. NDP playing the waiting game Last week the Northumberland New Democrats stated they are well prepared Tor the call ôf an election even though they had not yet chosen a candidate. It was stated they were ready for the past six to eight weeks and do have two persons interested as candidates candidates for nomination. The nomination is to be held the second Sunday following the call of the election. Reeve faces ■ challenge in Hamilton Township A Hamilton Township businessman will try to upset Reeve Jack Avery in the November municipal election. Maurice Endicott is eager to become involved in the debate over the county's next landfill site on Oliver's Road near Cobourg. He states he wants to be on county county council to oppose the purchase of the dump site at $800,000 and as well the expenditure of $500,000 for a new township office building. Group organizing to oust Ed Broadbent The right-wing National Citizens' Coalition expects to announce in two weeks a "Defeat Ed Broadbent Committee" which is to work to defeat the NDP leader in his own" riding. The group circulated 60,000 letters letters in the Oshawa area in August and is contacting those who responded positively to their request request for assistance and funding. Three new pieces of equipment The Port Hope District hospital is to have the services of three new pieces of equipment bringing the level of health service in the area to an all-time high. The equipment includes an EKG Stresser, a colonoscope and a Echocardiograph/Doppler/Ultra- sound. The latter equipment costs will be borne by MDS Laboratories who will pay a rental space for the equipment at Port Hope. The other pieces of equipment are expected to cost $41,000. Impaired offences average 46 a year The average of impaired convictions convictions in Port Hope continues on an average of 46 with a high of 61 for one particular year. Warkworth MD may meet with Ben Dr. Mauro Di Pasquele, a Warkworth physician once practiced practiced with Dr. Jamie Astaphan, now Ben Johnson's physician and it is reported that DiPasquele has been invited to consult with the runner's camp. DiPasquele is a former world champion power lifter and has published a book about drugs and sports and has suggested that 95 percent of power lifters have taken steroids. Durham College Aviation • Students Win Contest Durham College students in the Aviation Transport aqd Industrial Engineering Technology ' Program won three awards at a recent annual paper airplane . contest at the University of 1 pronto. This is an annual event where post-secondary students in the Metro area involved in Aviation Training compete in the skills of paper airplane Construction. It is sponsored by the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute. Durham College won the Team Endurance prize, the Individual Aerobatics prize and the Individual Endurance prize. For the latter, Shawn More set a new record Of 13.5 seconds. The other student winners were "lari'"Eggleston", Tohn Shulty, and Johrt Skinner. Also participating in this evd^_> were students from the University of Toronto, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Seneca College and Centennial College. The Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club The Bowmanville BPW is holding a Candidates' Night for the declared candidates for the position (Continued page 6) (416) 983-9638 CERTIFIED REFLEXOLOGIST Mrs. Marie Weller S133 MAIN STREET ORONO, ONT. 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