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ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1995 Local M.P.P. supports Ontario Savings Bond plan PEt Offer Pros and Cons over local Fusion plan Mr. Don Dautovich , manager of Canadian Fusion Fuels (ITER) Project, Mississauga, Ontario outlined to counicil on Monday the proposai ta place Canada in a position to act.as a host for a proposed International Thermo- nuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER). The project is considered the next step in the deveiopment of fusion as a future world energy source. 'Me $12 billion project spread over ten years for construction and a further 20 years in opera Lion is being promoted by Canadian interests to be located in Canada. Two possible sites are considered, the Darlington Generating Station in Clarington or the Bruce Generating Station in the Bruce Peninsula. The proposai would have international support from the USA, Europe, Japan and the RussianFederation. Dautovich said ail countries would bc seeking the estab- lishment of the Experimiental Reactor in their own countries but that Canada wouid be the sec-ond choice for ail countries thus Canada is, in effect, in a good position ta be able to host the Facingt a possibe"ilor Nothing at Ail' proposal they propose. The committee was formed in February 1993 and have been in operation since that time endeavouring ta pravide activites suitable for youths in the community, t The Youth Committee said the proposed study would assist Council, Communîty Services and the Yauth committee ta deai Port Hope counicil has been toid that the federal government is uniikeiy to consider compen- sation for Port Hope unies s the Town 18 ready ta accept the low level nuclear waste fromi Port Hope as weli as from ~Hope Township and the Municipaiity of Clarington. Over the past severai months tests have been undertaken in the Town reiating ta a possible storage site for the low level nuclear waste. It hias been with recreational/leisure pro- grams for youth. "It will provide an awareness and understanding of the current resources avaliabie ta youth." Mis. Street outlined activities held over the past year and that a request ta share facilities in the aid firehail had been deferred by counicil. She said àt was a difficuit tirue. She also said that the Youth Commniittee would be able ta provide information ta the proposed Youth Task Force that the municipality is ta estabiish. "Bath could work together", she said. (Continued page 6) reported that underground cavemns cauld be deveioped at the lakefront that would provide safe storage of the waste. Consideration is also bemng given ta above ground storage. iennis Wood, chairmant of the Federai Task Force has toki Port Hope that in al iikelihood compensation wili only be consideredl for the municipality that accepts the waste from the three municipalities. H1e said it- (Confinued page 6) An annuai game between the for Millions" week, held from Cassy McSwan; Cindy Woodro s- Newcastle and Bowmanvîlle February 13-18. Stephen Grant; Richard Pierce; Youth Bowling Leagues was held The Orono Weekiy Times will Kevin Waterfail; Ryan at the Bowling Aliey in the be bowling on February 18. McCracken and Robert Waiton, basemient of the Newcastle Anyone wishing ta sponsor us in Representing Bowmanvile - Kin Coimnunity Hall on February 1l. this worthwhile cause can do so at Heilam; Terri Fiintoff; Tracey The Newcastle boys beat their aur office at 5310 Main St., Greenley; Ashiey Burtch; Sarah Bowmanville couniterparts, while Orono. McDougall; Julie Curran; Tin the girls teamn was defeated by Participants in this annuai Welsh; Jeff Connelly; Chris Bowmnanville. It was an event were: Representing Welsh; Tyler Hayward; Adam incredibly noisy event and begins Newcastle - Amanda Starks; Goswel]; and Ryan Biggar. 1 Clarington Big Brothers "Bowl Kelly Holmes; Julie Brown; by Troy Young rHappeni'ns. Durham East MC to select candidate The Durham East Progressive Conservatives will be selecting their candidate to contest the upcoming provincial election in the riding of Durham East. The meeting is being held this Saturday evening in the G. B. Rickard Recreation Centre, Bowmanville. 'Ibose in the running are: Hugh Alun, Newcastle, Llewellyn Jones, Port Perry, John O'Toole, Bowmanville and Jack Wylie, Oshawa. 'nie association bas 700 members and expect 500 in attendance on Saturday. Clarington Older Adults The Clarington Older Aduit Centre committee prograro for independent adults over 50 years of age is held on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at the Lions Centre, Beech Avenue, Bowmanville. On February 21 at 10 a.m. Quilting with Sheryl McLeIlan and at 1 p.m. Aromatherapy reflexology lecture by Natural Nut of Orono.