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i i v The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, August 20.1986 Big Move for Town Hall From Page One and By-Law Enforcement will be weekend, moving to 152 Church SL And Community Community Services is going to the Police and Fire building at 132 Church St. The Administrator's office and Parking Enforcement will stay where they are at 152 Church St. Mr. Oakes said the move will begin on Aug. 22 at the end of the business day and should be completed over the "We will be open for business as usual on the 25th," MR. Oakes said. And while there may be a few bugs to be worked out after this weekend's move, Mr. Oakes said most of the details details will be taken care of. "The staff has really co-operated. Everybody is looking forward to the thing going smoothly." Liberal Leader Speaks Turner quipped to the audience. The speech soon took a more bitter tone as Mr. Turner spoke of the insensitivity insensitivity he feels the Mulroney government government is showing. Mr. Turner said that the federal Liberals have had three motions in the House of Commons regarding regarding the plight of the farmers and that they are always ignored by Mr. Mulroney. He went on to say that Mr. Mulroney refuses to consider the farmers when he is negotiating with foreign countries. countries. He said he had asked Mr. Mulroney Mulroney to put farmers on the top of his agenda during the March meeting Oops, We Goofed I From Page One This gentleman who was listed last week as Vice President Gord McMillan McMillan of the new Durham East Progressive Progressive Conservatives is none other than Secretary Fred Gardiner. Our apologies. Now, we have to catch up to Mr. McMillan in Scugog for his picture. picture. In the A&P circular being distributed by household mail for Monday, August 18 through Saturday, August 23, 1986, the following product was incorrectly advertised. FIBREAD 675 g loaf .99 This product will not be featured this week due to lack of availability. A&P apologizes for any Inconvenience this may have caused our customers. CORPORATION 0^ THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE TO RESIDENTS Effective Monday, August 25th, 1986, the municipal departments and offices in Bowmanville will be temporarily temporarily located as follows: Mayor's office and Councillors' library/meeting room Treasury Purchasing toVeltri Complex, 68 King Street East (ground floor) Clerk's office Switchboard By-Law Enforcement Community Services to 152 Church Street with U.S. President Reagan. "There was nothing." Mr. Turner said he pushed again for Mr. Mulroney to consider the farmers during the summit meeting in Tokyo. "There was nothing," Mr. Turner repeated. repeated. Finally, the Liberal leader said he felt exasperated with Mr. Mulroney's negligence towards the issue. "We've said to the Prime Minister that he remember remember the Canadian farmer." The opposition leader went on to say that he very aware of the threats that face the farming community through Mr. Mulroney's dealings with "his pal," President Reagan. He said he had spoken to many farming families and that they are opposed opposed to free trade. "It's my firm conviction that he and she don't want to be a part of an across the border free trade if that means disabling our farming structure." structure." He went on to say that even though most of the people in the audience and the country have wondered what it's like to be an American, we still don't want to lose our independence during trade negotiations with the U.S. "I like it here and you like it here and we deserve an independent country," Mr. Turner told the crowd. "The price of being Canadian is a price worth paying." Mr. Turner later described the effects effects of Mr. Mulroney's negligence as being psychological as well as economical. He said the farmers "wonder whether the rest of the country country really cares." The tone of his speech lightened, however, when Mr. Turner spoke of the gains being made by the Liberal party. "It's easier being a Liberal now than it was a couple of years ago," he joked. Referring to the last election, Mr. Turner revealed that it had been good for the party because they were forced to reassess their values. He said the electorate is always right and. that the loss forced the party to strengthen its principles: "I believe that we have to earn the right to gov-' ern," he said. And he was confident the Liberals would come back. He spoke of Liberal victories victories out west and said more would follow. "We're coming back." He also felt the gains being made by provincial Liberals like David Peterson Peterson marked a changing tide in the voters' feelings towards towards Conservatives, and pledged to play out his accords accords with the provincial Liberals. "We keep our word in our party," he said. He predicted Mr. Peterson Peterson would win the next elec- , tion with a majority. The speech concluded with an outline of the principles principles the federal Liberals had learned in the opposition. opposition. Mr. Turner said the party would reach out to new members without losing losing the old ones. He stressed stressed that they would encourage encourage hard work without forgetting those who need help. And he promised to return return to the next picnic as the Prime Minister of the country. He said that when he returned, his entrance will be more modest than any entrance Mr. Mulroney could make. "Maybe there'll be the odd mountie," he said. "But not any damn helicopter." He told the audience that the Durham region would see the return of the Liberals Liberals to power. "I don't consider consider any riding lost in advance advance and we will do everything everything we can to return these ridings to the Liberal fold." The speech was followed by a few words from M.P. John Nunziata, who also predicted the Liberals would be strong during future future elections. He said four recent Liberal elections in Alberta were a good indication indication of change out west and that New Brunswick Premier Premier Richard Hatfield would be a definite loser in the next election. "There's no doubt that he will literally go "up in smoke" in the next election," election," Mr. Nunziata said. The polls supported his theory that Mr. Turner would become Prime Minister, Minister, Mr. Nunziata added. "We Liberals don't like to to Police Offices, Police and Fire Building 132 Church Street The Administrator's Office and Parking Enforcement will remain al 152 Church Street. Mailing address for all departments is 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, L1C 3A6. The municipal telephone number remains unchanged. REAP AND SOW talk about public opinion polls. Unless we're leading. And we're leading now." He pointed to minister resignations, the tuna scandal, scandal, and the failure of the banks as proof that the Conservative Conservative record was worse than the previous Liberal record to which Mr. Mulroney Mulroney often refers. He said the Liberals could probably win the next election by doing nothing. "But you want to win the next election based on merit." And he shared some of the levity of Mr. Turner's speech, saying the washrooms washrooms used at the picnic used to be called johns, but had been renamed "Brians". After the speeches, Mr. Turner seemed to be in agreement agreement with only one Conservative Conservative action. The treatment treatment of the recent Sri Lanka refugees. "I think as Canadians we cannot turn our back on people who come adrift on lifeboats," he said. But he said he was concerned concerned that people were bypassing bypassing the regulation process process and commercially profitting profitting from the plight of the refugees. He said the refugees' refugees' story might be cause for change. "We are concerned about what happened," he said. Guards Take Part in Contest Eldorado Land Deal On Friday, August 22nd we will be holding the above event from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Fitness Centre. Guard teams from Orono Park Pool, Newcastle Lions Pool and the Fitness Centre will compete against each other in the following events: 1. Pool Guarding Situations 2. Priority Assessment Event. 3. First Aid Event. 4. Rescue Relay. 5. Reaction Relay. 6. Surprise Fun Event. Both children and adults in the Town of Newcastle area are invited to participate in the first two events as "simulating victims" and/or "public swimmers"! Volunteers wishing to participate in the "free swim" are asked to be at the Fitness Centre by 9:15 a.m. This competition is designed to E rovide a learning experience for feguards to see how they function in a stressful situation. Competition also helps to provide a high quality standard in guard skills through constant practice. . 4 . ; Come down and see-just 'hotel capable the lifeguards in'ttiisSn^ax really are! * ■ Cabbage Patch Birthday By Susan Cancilla Once again the Bowmanville Museum will be hosting its Annual Cabbage Patch Party! Our ever- famous "Big Bash" for the little (and not so little) people, will be held Saturday, August 30 from 1:00 to 4:00p.m. This year's party has been sponsored by Coleco of Canada, the manufacturer of Cabbage Patch Kids and accessories. We have balloons, crayons, cake, refreshments, "special prizes" and more! ,« ir . You'll be mesmerized " by the • magic of Earl Brown the Magician and meet Rainbow the Clown! There will be a contest for the child dressed like his-her doll, a coloring contest, raffle draw and a balloon send off. All you have to do is come to the party (don't forget your Cabbage Patch Doll) and everything is FREE. You can stop by the museum now to pick up your picture for coloring or you can wait until August 30. From Page One once, Mr. Veldhuis notes that the Town of Newcastle, the Durham Region and individual individual members of his committee feel the Durham Region should not be the site. The committee also felt that an independent body should look for a waste storage storage area and not Eldorado itself. "This is a national problem of a crown corporation," corporation," he explained. ' On the subject of a possible, possible, waste management site in Clarke Township, Mr. Veldhuis stated: "Officially all we have at the moment is rumors." He also indicated indicated that a formal announcement announcement was expected from Eldorado on Friday. ; If the choice of a waste disposal area has been narrowed narrowed down to Wesleyville and a site in the Town of Newcastle, Mr. Veldhuis would support neither option. option. "It is my contention that one is absolutely ridiculous and the other is completely ridiculous." Mr. Veldhuis estimates that the radioactive material material placed in a permanent repository will have to be watched for 10,000 years and he believes some toxic waste dumped in Port Granby very early in its history history will also have to be cleaned up. "It isn't just low level radioactive wastes. There arc other materials as well." He said a group of residents residents from this municipality municipality will be appearing before the Nuclear Monitoring Committee when it meets this evening (Wednesday, August 20), to seek further information on the possibility possibility of a permanent disposal site coming to the Town of Newcastle. He explained that they want to know what it's all about and how they may fight it. Van Belle Floral Shoppes ... much more than a flower store! 4 STORES • Highway He. 2 • Klnf Si. C., Oahawa • SJmceeSI. 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