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!!!!!» F Official opening Local M'.P.P. John O'Toole, Gene Preston - Chief Nuclear Officer, Mayor Diane Ham re and Mohan Mathur - Vice President Training Support & Services Division cut the ribbon Monday afternoon to officially open the new office and learning centre complex at the Darlington Nuclear site Reason to celebrate at OPG The celebration at Ontario Power Generation (OPG), Darlington was two-fold Monday morning. In conjunction with the official opening of the new office complex at Darlington, OPG President Ron Osborne presented Darlington Nuclear with a flag and trophy marking marking the corporation winning the 1999 Energy Efficiency Award for Industry. The first-time award recognized recognized the efforts made by OPG to reduce internal energy energy use. From 1994 to 1998, OPG realized annual savings of 1,750 gigawatt/hours. That's enough to supply a city about the size of Oshawa for a year. Savings at Darlington atone, for that time period totalled 78,7000 megawatt/hours, equal to the amount of electrical energy consumed by a town the size of Newcastle in just under half a year. The new $30 million office and learning centre complex which was officially opened Monday, houses the 700 employees of the Engineering and Services section and a Learning Centre. The. building's building's three floors, provide 246,000 sq ; ft. of floor space, and replaced older buildings located on site, as well eliminated eliminated the need for rental office space in Oshawa. According to the company, construction, furniture, fixtures, fixtures, computers and equipment equipment costs were all below estimates. of Hope ■ Sept. 17 On April 12, 1980, a young Canadian man dipped his artificial leg in the Atlantic Ocean to begin his obligation to help find a cure for cancer. He called his journey the Marathon of Hope, Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope was his personal cn> sade to raise money and awareness for cancer research. His goal was to put an end to the disease that had taken' his right leg, and caused such suffering worldwide. worldwide. While Terry's Run was cut short when the cancer spread to his lungs, his dream pf raising one dollar from every Canadian was realized when his Marathon of Hope raised $24,17 million. million. Terry died in 1981 at age 22. This year commemorates the 20th anniversary of Terry's Run. The Marathon of Hope and 19 Terry Fox Runs' have raised close to $250 million worldwide for cancer research. "Our supporters demonstrate demonstrate Terry's qualities of perseverance, perseverance, determination and commitment to help eradicate the suffering that cancer causes. The Foundation is deeply grateful," grateful," says Darrell Fox, National Director of the Terry Fox Foundation. To help celebrate this important occasion, musician musician Rod Stewart, who recorded "Don't Give Up On A Dream" in 1981 as a tribute to Terry, has granted permission permission for this song to be downloaded from the Terry Fox foundation web site, free from all copyright restrictions. restrictions. Please visit our site, www . terryf ox nm.org/Media/MediaResour ces.htm, to find this song as well as additional resources for the media. This September, please commemorate 20 years of successful, innovative cancer research by participating in, or donating to, the Terry Fox Run. Call 1-888-836-9786 to find out how you can help. 20th Annual Terry Fax Run Sun., September 17/00 §H| mmm HUP Plumbers (Continued from page 5) and .Tanner Johnston were great between the pipes. Meester scored • first with assists by Dobson and Joey VanDusen. Meester struck again followed by a McLatchey blast with Shelby MacDonell and Dobson assisting. Mike Barnes', Nancy Burt and- Jevon Staples also added singles. This sent the Leafs to the 'IT final against Newmarket who hit hard and fast downing Orono 9-2. Dobson scored assisted by VanDusen as did Meester from Jeremy Caruana and Nancy Burt. This finished up the hockey hockey season for Orono. Team roster: Tanner Johnston, Matt Puddicombe, Nancy Burt, Jevon Staples, Mike Barnes, Matt Field, Jeremy Caruana, Jeff Mulder, Katie Definney, Shelby MacDonell, Andrew McLatchey, Toni Meester, Joey VanDusen, Lucas Martin and Matt Dobson. Coaching Staff: Coach Ron VanDusen, Trainer. Jeff Dobson, Manager Merridy Burt, Articles Kim VanDusen. Pizza party will be held : Sunday, April 16 at 3:30 p.m. Orono Lumber midgets departing in style after special presentation presentation by Clarington Council on Monday night. 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