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An cinnucil rit ua i advantage for Un tel and mhat Unitel to contribute fullY County Waste Group wastefrom one of the Counties' ince of low local takes action largest industries, Davidson The Northumberland Waste Instrument Panel Textron. sts dig management group recently held to The waste was flot, as had been their threat to stop the dumping of asked, baled or shredded. tyears t has become and annual ritjua UUwIIm UI }Ji9.J41 the116iPai for this group of Junior Farmers at this week-end. te Orono Fair grounds. Pictured above Wendy and Terry As usual it is a dlean-up job wîrh Hollmngsworth with young Cassandra the addition this year of painting the inn the carniage, Marvin Stapleton. new washrooms in the Infield. The Jili Thomas, Nadine Stapleton and grandstand also gets another washing Paul Dundas. F-rom Around the Region Close to 2 million attended sehool The Ministry of Education in a Quick Facts sheet points to 1.9 million students attending ail Ontario scitools in the 1989-90 school term. The number of schools- to carry this load of students numbered 5069. 0f the total enrolment of 1.9 million, 95,747 were enrolled in Frencht Language units. The number of teachers in the systemn totaled over 110,000 and represented 74 percent of the cost of education, a total of 11,633 million. Local taxation was 5,722 million while the province added a furtiter 5,041. The remaining amount of costs were covered by other funds, 870 million. Ontario supports> Bell Canada The Ministry of Culture and Communications supports the view that Bell Canada remnain the sole provider of long distance caling in Canada as an e ffective-regulator is mhe way to go. Thte Ministry points ont that under mhe system long-distance cali rates have dropped 30 percent since 1987. Bell also have the lowest failure rate of any developed country and that Bell bas provided 99 percent of Ontarians witb telephone service and that the system is in the frontier of technological development. The province dlaims that Unitel, a company wishing to get into the long-distance calling services, would mean a regulated price V D*wg'nURHîAM CENTRAL PFAIRK AT THE ORONO FAIR GROUNDS HIGHLITES THtjRSDAV SEPT 5TH 6.3m Theatre Dance Academy! 7.OOm t4ss Dur'hamn Far Pageant 7.OtJpm Le~t & Heauvi Horse Pulls 7.OOwn Hodstm Show 8-10mw, Famers Ohnuics FIE)A SEPT. 61K. 12.3Ogun School Parade 12OOwn 4H Comeitians 5.tJOprn Bonde D'Amtane Show 6.O0iun Prze CioeAution 6.lJOpo mFIished Ste.,' Juduig 6.0lJgn Kidie Tractor Pud 7.3lpin Demotion Derby' B.OOpm Fdies Catest 9.00gw,, Tug of Wa SATIWDAY SEPT. 7TH 9.OMar Baby Show 10.OOun R C Ca Races 12.0 1 Pm Prade Arriues 12.45ç Hrse Show 1.OKwn ca Show 110pgm Darij Priocess Cenvetitian 1.OUgwn Beef Caille Show 1.)o0m Horse S3w. Tooenunmnt 1MOOwi Arum IWest1âm - 2J00gmi The Mwmuls & CI'cusMmic 6Opm M *iTracta.' Pud 9.(N)im Far Dnce SUtEJAY SEPT. 81K 9.Oan Rbbit Show 9.OOan Hister Show 14JCuu Pet Show 1.30gun Hwness Racuig 2.30unComwtryl & Westren Jmfidxree Archeologists are studying the 11,000 remains of two Palaeo- Indian camnpsites on the north and te soutit sides of Rice Lake. Thte dig is providîng an opportunity to attempt a piecing together of the earliest known humnan life in the area. The locations of the camp are attributed to the movement of mhe Caribou wiich, at one timne, was a source of food for mhe Indians. Gorfs View On£tari o Scholars The government created'somne ripples of resentment a few weeks back when it was announced that it would discontinue the $100 monetary part of the Ontario Scitolarship Program award. As the M.P.P. for this riding, I also took considerable flack from somne of my constituents over the dropping of mhe s100. The Ontario Scholarship Program was introduced in 1959 to recognizetme high standard of academic work in Ontario secondary schools and to provide an incentive to our young people to proceed to some form of post secondary education. I 1959, mhe s100 went a long way, it doesn't go far today. The Ministry of Education is now revising the programn in order to recognize the outstanding academnic achievemnent of alh students. This includes mhose who are continuîng their educition in university, college, or an apprenticeship programn, and those who are entering the workforce. In 1989-90, there were more mhan 18,600 Ontario Scholars, and at least mhat number are expected to qualify tbis year. Inaa time of economic restraints I believe that mhe government bas a responsibility to encourage achievement among ahl our students. To do titis, I believe titat we' must put as much money as possible into education programrs and services. I arn very proud of our Ontario Scitolars. These students will continue to receive an Ontario Scitolar certificate and a congratulatory letter signed by mie Minister, the Honorable Marion Boyd. to personally mark their achievemnent. To al mose who wrote to me or took mhe trouble to telephone me, I appreciated your views. I also hope that you can agree, that we owe al of our students the best education we can provide mhem with, in order mhat mhey are better able to compete in the workplace of the '90s - the way I see it. Cars Races (from page 8) fender to fender action thte fans enjoy. Following Milligan was Dave Taylor of Caesarea (wito also won a heat race earlier in the night) and taking third place was Rinio Montanari of Stouffville. This weekend is mhe second last Saturday Night of racing at Mosport International Speedway. Then, next week, September 14-15 the GM Motorsport 200 race takes place featuring the American Canadian Tour wbicb will be the last night of racing for mhis season. Dont miss it. Greg's Garpet &Vinyl Installation, & Servie -ORONO - Complete Installations e Residential & Commercial Repairs & Restretch a Free Estimates Greg 416-983-9208 out of town cafi collect MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Bowmanvi lie Memorial Hospital - Bowmanville would ike to hear from local residents who are willing to contribute thieir energy, skilis, and knowledge of the commun ity. bo the governance of the hospital. There are two types of vacancies at this time: A) BOARD OF DIRECTORS: A vacancy exists for one member on the Board of Directors. Knowledge and experience in government relations, finance, industry, public relations or social marketing would enhance the present Boards range of skills. Board members spend at least ten hours per month on board and committee activities. B) STANDING COMMITEES: Community representatives are required on the Public Relations Committee and Strategic Planning Committee. Knowledge and/or experience'in public relations activities, the planning process, or community issues would be an asset. Committee memnbership requires at least three hours per month. If any of these opportunities appeal toiyou, please send a letter describing your experience, education, and interests by September 20, 1991 to: Nominating Committee Memnorial Hospital 47 Liberty Street South Bowmanville, Ontario LIIC 2N4 Attn: Mr. R. E. Elston Further information can be obtained f rom Mr. R. E. Elston during business hours (623-3331) or Joan Higginson, Chairperson of the Nominating Committee (263-2654) in the evening. W.uhat's New at Roy's Video Rentai 5341 Main Street, Orono 416-983-9162 Fax 416-983-5607 Water Co,%ol Clear Water Corne in and sample our rKenda l His ~ Pure SprgWae We carry bottle sizes tram 475ML tol18L also, Cooler Rentai or Purchase Delîvery A vaîlable Resîdential and Commeri cal