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f. 8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 19, 1988 Parking Control Downtown Orono , (Continued from page 1) Town and the D.B.l.A. whereby if the D.BI.A. swept the streets the Region would pay for the work through the Town. He said it worked worked well the first year. The second year the Town failed to pay the bill and on the third year the D.B.l.A. had not submitted their bill. He commented that this year, as to sweeping, he had contacted public works suggesting that a schedule be established and had outlined the agreement that had been established with the Region. , He said he was to have been notified of any decision but this had not happened. Forrester stated that the town did start to sweep the Orono street on what appeared to be a weekly schedule but this did not continue and that there was only sporatic sweepings later in the summer. Its discouraging, said Forrester, the system just seems to keep breaking down. Candidates for Municipal Hydro and School Board (Continued from page 1) Harvey Partner of Orono and George Van Dyke of Bowman ville seek re-election to the commission in the forthcoming elect. Current members Bob Stevens and Irwin Hamilton did not register for re- election and Mayor Winters, not seeking re-election for the chair of office will not return. The Mayor of the Municipality automatically becomes a member of the commission. Others seeking election to the commission are William Tomlinson, Tomlinson, Orono, Pauline Storks, Newcastle, Fred Gardiner, Wilmot Creek and E. Eves and G. Moore, both of the Courtice area. The Hydro Eelectric Commission operates the hydro systems in Orono, 'Newcastle Village and Bowman ville. Harvey Partner has been chairman chairman of the commission since its inception inception in late 1974. Kendal News (Continued from page 1) and labour to load up truckfuls of potatoes destined for food banks in St. John N.B., Montreal; Ottawa and Toronto. By the time the drive was over, about 30 van loads of potatoes made their way across the continent and many more letters made their way back, to thank the farmers for their generosity. There are food banks in all the cities of Canada and in some smaller places like Port Hope. There is none in Oshawa. One of busiest emergency food banks is in Toronto at Stop 103. It is five minutes to noon. Outside the doors of the church that houses the community-based, non profit agency agency a group, of people, waits. A large unshaven man paces back and forth, glaring at the locked doors every few minutes, while a young couple sit quietly on the steps reading the Want Ads together, and sharing a cigarette. This morning there are two newcomers in the group, 23 year old Ellen and her six year old son. While Ellen's face is new to Stop 103-her story is much like that of other women, who have waited outside outside the door of the food bank. Ellen has been married twice. Last fall she left her second husband husband because he had abused her. He kept their car and apartment including including her clothing and furniture. Since the separation, she's worked off and on as a waitress and a milk store manager and has had to leave her young boys aged two, four and six, with different relatives. She has even boarded with family herself but now she has exhausted their generosity and her monthly welfare cheque of $700 won't arrive for another two weeks. Ellen's rent - $160 a week for a small room in a noisy, rundown boarding house - is overdue and she feels frustrated and desperate. She didn't eat dinner last night but then it's not the first time she has gone without when there wasn't enough to go around. But this week she feels she's really hit a wall so she has turned to Stop 103 for help. Ellen is one of 150,000 Canadians who use emergency food programs every month. One in five recipients The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDERS SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents, for the contract listed below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A6, will be received on the tjprms and in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Tender Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Purchasing Office at 68 King Street East, Bowmanville, Ontario (The Veltri Complex).. Tender T88-28 - SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF LUMINAIRES Closing Time & Date: 12:00 Noon (Local Time) Tuesday, October 25,1988 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett, Purchasing and Supply Agent. Date of Publication: October 19, 1988 P.O. A2305 is a child under the age of five. Across the country there are about" 125 food banks that provide millions of pounds of food to community community agencies and religious groups. Although food banks are only a stop gap measure against hunger reliance on them by government government and the hungry continues to grow. Rick Myers an ordained minister and the executive director of Stop 103 calls them a "parallel welfare system," which supplement the often inadequate government aid to the needy. Six afternoons a week Stop 103 provides groceries and other ser- choose a winner. A total of 84 contestants. contestants. Big Brothers arid the winners wish to thank Wendy B's Department Department Store, Orono; Radio Shack, Bowmanville; Hooper's Jewellery Store, Bowmanville; and Brian's Catering, Bowmanville for donating the prizes and making the contest a reality. ■The Bank of Montreal, Bowmanville Bowmanville has agreed to display the work of all the contestants on their entrance entrance windows. ( .an you gw AIDS from blood or semen? YES, during sexual intercourse with a person infected with AIDS. Get the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline 1-800-668-AIDS vices such as vouchers for haircuts and clothing to the needy. Here as. at most agencies a volunteer greets those who arrive and then a counsellor updates that person's file. After a brief interview the recipient recipient lines up at the grocery window where a volunteer will ask what groceries he or she needs. A delicious lunch was provided by Mr,s. E. Foster and our hostess Mrs. Iris Lambier. Her youngest son Eric Lambier lost his sight when a young boy but has excelled in several things. He won a medal in regional wrestling. Then in Ontario wrestling and finally finally the Championship for Canada, he excelis in high jumping for which he won a gold medal at the Olympic Olympic games in Seoul. He also is a gifted pianist. We were admiring his many medals Kendal is indeed proud proud of his achievements. The next meeting is at the home of Kathy Munkton near Crooked Creek. Mr. Newlywed, "Did you sew the button on my coat darling?" Mrs. Newlywed - No, love:. I couldn't find the button, and so I just sewed up the buttonhole." Among the 75 Clarke High School top students honoured for achievements in 1987-88 we were pleased to see Craig French's name. . Craig lives on the Carscadden Road west of Kendal. Correction from last week. We owe a great debt to Jack Miner who saved the "Canada" Goose from extinction. Then Jack Miner in his great wisdom realized that the 'English Starling' and the 'crow' were becoming a curse because of their tremendous numbers if allowed to go unchecked. He proceeded to reduce their numbers but was stopped' stopped' 1 said, "by vocal or loud spoken people" somewhere else not by "local" people or neighbours. He was loved by his neighbours. Big Brothers Colouring Contest winners Winners in the Big Brothers Colouring Colouring Contest were: Ages 10-13, Kelly Ann Heerschop (10) of R.R. Newtonville; Ages 7-9, Alicia Hart(8) of Bowmanville; Ages 4-6 Justin Labrie(5) of Newcastle. Honorable Mention: Ages 10-13 Tara Radway(ll) of Bowmanville; "Ages 7-9 Michael McLeod(9) of Bowmanville; Brett Dorsey(9) of Bowmanville; Rebecca Archibald^) of R.R. Bowmanville; Jessica Archibald^) of R.R. Bowmanville;,Ages 4-6 Derek John HeerschOp(5) of R.R. Newtonville; Clint Krummenacher(5) of R.R. Bowmanville; Christie Stevens(6) of R.R. Bowmanville; Melapie of Bowmanville; Laura of Bowmanville and Wilheln^(6) of R.R. Dorsey(6) Rowe(5) Kimberly Orono. Judges: Roberta Stasyszyn and Carolyn Hepburn. Big Brothers wishes to thank the judges who found it difficult to The. 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