VU 'Vol. 12 No. 45 Wednesday, November 10, 1982 24 Pagew Election 1982 There were few surprises in Monday night's election, with ail but one municipal officiai, being returned to office. The upset 'of Centre Ward councillor Barry Evans by Marcel Brunelie is the only change Whitby residents .have for, the'next three years. Fewer voters turned out to make the decision this year, with oniy 30 per cent of eli- gible voters casting their ballots. In 1980, the voter turn-out was 32 per cent. For full election coverage, see pages 2 and DO'.C to move Whîtby will say goodbye to Denis O'Connor High School 'in the faîl of 1984 followîng a Separate School Board decision to buy land for the new school.in Ajax. The move has upset Roman.,Cathoic Schooi supporters in, Whitby, who feel themoïve -wiii damage the community. But the Board couldn't resist buying the site, "which is reported to be $80,000 cheaper than the 13- acre site considered in Whitby. On top of a good price, Ajax offered to help pay for building recreational facilities at the new school. Story on page B. The Pringle Creek Water Pollution control plant was warned last week by the Ministry of the Environment to dlean up its act. Over- ows from the plant's holding tanks have been pouring black sludge intoPringle Creek and Port Whitby. Story on page 5. -Free Press Staff Photo Election resuits: o ne chan-ge onIy MAYOR Bob Attersley ........... Acclaimed NORTH WARD Ross Batten ................... 754 Roxanne Reveler....................... 691 CENTRE WARD Marcel Brunelle ............... 782 Tlm Brumwell ......................... 302 Lynda Buffett......................... 414 Barry L. Evans ........................ 632 PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEE Ian Brown.................... 21075 John Buchanan ............... 29070 Kenneth C. Brown....................1,333 Wayne Button............907 Don Kennedyý.........................,y762 ,Ted-Shiner ..........................1,p740, Debby Tsagris ....................... 722 SEPARATE -SOHOO.L TRUSTEES Chuck Roche ............ Acclaimed Andrew Miller ........ ....Actclaimed Joanne Prout ............ Acclaimed REGIO NAL COU NCILLORS Gerry Emm .............. 1Acclaimed Tom Edwards ............ Acclaimeëd EAST WARD Joe Drumm................ ...19634 Dennis Fox ......................... 1018 WEST WARD Joe Bugelli. ............. Acclaimed SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEE TO THE DURHAM BOARD 0F EDUCATION Ed Finan.....................84 Neil S. McCarthy ...................... 538 WHITBY HYDRO-ELECTR'IC COMMISSIONER Robert W. Cawker............. 3876 Gerald P. Cox.'.........49103 John H. -McKinney ............. 3400 Albert Randaill................ 3159 John Hughes........................ 2,696 Larry Norrena .............. ......... 1,225 Kevin J. Tunney...................... 2,930 Talks fzz le Durhamn Region secondary school teachers have been without a contract since August, and. the outlook for a settiemnent in the near future looks bleak. Despite a "fact-finders" report submitted last week, the two' sides haven't made any headway in their negotiations.. The fact fin- der pin pointed staffing and.salary as the two major points of -disagreement between the Durham Board of Education- and the teachers. The boar says it's ready to resumne negotia- tions, but the teachers want a mediator ap- pointed in the dispute. Details on page 7. $ 10,000 reward Durham Regionai Police are offering a $10,000 reward to anyone who can suppiy in- formation leading to the arrest and conviction of the person, responsible.'for -thedeath of Walter Clark Major in August. Major was killed when he tried to stop an unknown perûonfrom stealing tires from his Brooklin home. Police are asking anyone with information to caîl headquarters at 579-1520. Story on page 9.