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V Durham East Junior Farmers Install New Slate of Officers m A new slate of officers was installed on Saturday Schillings, 2nd Vice President; Marvin Stapleton, Past , 'evening during the annual Durham East Junior President; Nadine Stapleton, President; and Paul •Farmers' banquet held at the Newcastle Village Com- Dundas, Vice President. In the back row, from left, t'munity Hall. Here, the new president, Nadine Staple- are: Fred Slemon, Provincial Director; Jill Thomas, •ton, receives the gavel from outgoing president, Mar- Secretary; Cindy .Schillings, Newsletter Editor; and win Stapleton. In the front row, from left, are: Maria Lawrence Van Camp, Agricultural Contact. •' -V 24® * Terry Hollingsworth has been named the outstand- ning. In this photo, the award winners are being con- ting member of the Durham East Junior Farmers for gratulated by the Junior Farmers new president, Nall Nall 1990. Scott Armstrong was recognized as the most dine Stapleton and past president, Marvin Stapleton, "•outstanding new member during the organization's From left are: Scott Armstrong, Nadine Stapleton, •■annual banquet in Newcastle Village on Saturday eve- Marvin Stapleton and Terry Hollingsworth. Delay in Plans to Amalgamate Local Conservation Authorities :th I m Benjamin A, , Moored j We have many Lü AIN TL wallpaper books .. . to choose from SlKKEriB CENTRAL PAINT & PAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa 434-3939 Moves for amalgamating two conservation authorities in the municipality, have been temporarily halted. The town has decided not to take a stand on the matter matter until the Minister of Natural Natural Resources has made a decision on amalgamating conservation authorities in the province. Representatives from the Ganaraska Region Conservation Conservation Authority and the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Conservation Authority appeared appeared at the general 1 purpose purpose and administration committee meeting Monday. 1991 NISSAN MICRA 1991 NISSAN STANZA * from only OUR VALUE LEADER 7,47ttW5 *13,990 lue , So 1991 MAXIMA GXE LUXURY and PERFORMANCE NOW $ O™ $ 22,490* 5 passenger comlort with sports car performance. 1991 HARD BODY from only 7,990*""'® They asked the Town of Newcastle to wait for the new minister's report. A report was before council council on Monday.recommending Monday.recommending 1 that discussions take place among conservation authorities in Durham Region Region regarding jurisdiction. Gerry Houston, from the GRCA, said it would be "premature "premature to proceed" until the report from the new minister minister is finished. The previous Liberal government government initiated the idea of amalgamating conservation authorities. The new minister of natural natural resources, however, wants to take another look at the issue and is compiling a report. H&R Block has the experience you need. '•?# i Z " PRE-DELrVERY EXPENSE ($590) TAXES, LICENCE EXTRA, ALL INCENTIVES ASSIGNED TO DEALER. I'illill.l/iYii'iliHl ■Mi'IL-WJi'j Il * | » I • " SERVING THE DURIIAMJŒGION_SINÇE_19GO_ We prepare all kinds of income tax returns, from the simple to the complex. Whatever your tax situation, we can handle it. H&R BLOCK Canada's Tax Team. Put ua to work loryoul 243 King St. E. Bowmanvllle Mall 623-6957 1413 King St. E. Oshawa 432-6800 Permits Rise Slightly in '91 There is good news and bad news about the number of building permits issued in the town last month. The bad news is that in January of this year only 17 permits were issued. The good news is it's an increase over the 12 issued in January of 1990. The total value of construction construction activity occurring in the municipality last month totalled $642,800. Residential construction accounted accounted for $335,800 of the total while commercial made up $197,000. The remaining $110,000 consisted of agricultural agricultural construction and Ontario Hydro projects. During the same month last year, the total value of construction weis $144,900. Fire Victims Receive Help The Newcastle fire department department has a new leaflet to hand out to victims of fire. A booklet entitled "After the Fire What's Next?" offers offers information to residents about securing a site after a fire, protecting possessions, and providing telephone numbers of social service agéncies who can provide assistance. assistance. The namphlet was being provided because, fire chief Mike Creighton wrote in a report, that in many cases the public doesn't know what to do after a fire. The leaflets will be carried carried in fire department vehicles vehicles to be distributed as needed. Pound Policy Is Unchanged For the time being, the redemption period for animals animals picked up by the Town of Newcastle's animal control control department will remain at three days. At a committee meeting of Newcastle Council on Monday, councillors Larry Hannan and Frank Staple- ton asked staff to investigate investigate extending the period. The current policy requires requires the municipality to retain the animals for three days before destroying them or selling them for research. The councillors wanted to examine the possibility of changing that period to five days. Last month, some residents residents of the town had approached approached council' about : taking taking a stance'similar to one Oshawa took late'last year by banning the sale of pound animals for research. Those speaking in support support of the ban at the time, contended animals at the pounds are pets and should not be used in research experiments. experiments. Although Newcastle Council upheld the Animals for Research Act, Councillor Hannah said during the debate debate that the redemption period period for animals picked up by the pound could be extended. extended. Under the Research Act, the three-day redemption period is the minimum. Municipalities Municipalities can set their own time period. Councillor Hannah said Monday that some animals currently, are at the shelter for longer than three days now. If the animal is picked up on a Friday, he said, the redemption redemption period begins on the following Monday for three days. He said he wanted to see a report on the feasibility of an extension. Mayor Marie Hubbard said she wouldn't support a report on the matter. "I don't know how we can afford the fees and do what we have to do now," she said. "There are a lot of new rules down there (the animal animal control shelter)," she said. "I hear about them around the town, I don't hear about them here," she added. Councillor Diane Hamre said she wouldn't support looking into changing the redemption redemption period but said staff would supply council with an operations report on animal control. Councillors Hannah and Stapleton were the only supporters supporters of the study. Corn and I'vllot Burning Woods!ovt-s The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 20,1991 3 Flag Raising Kicks Off Kinsmen Week, February 17-23 At MPI ..aStii sT V ■'~v . In honour of Kinsmen Week, February 17 to 23, the mayor and members of council held a flag-raising on Monday with the assistance of the Bowmanville Kinsmen. Kinsmen. The Kinsmen have been serving communities throughout Canada for the past 70 years. Pictured here are, from the left: Wayne Hodge, president of the Bowmanville Kinsmen, Councillor Arnot Wotten, Mayor Marie Hubbard, Councillors Larry Hannah, Ken Hooper, and Pat Deegan and Bowmanville Kinsmen Kinsmen Club past president, Laverne Nimigon. The .. Self-feeding Clean, Natural Fires fireplace Plus* 900 Hopkins St. al Burns Whitby 668-3192 Regional Police Report On Feb. 17, the Newton- ville Convenience Store was entered by unknown suspects. suspects. Police said entry was t ained through the south oor which had been kicked epoi on Feb. 17, that unknown suspects attempted to gain entry into his TRS truck while parked in his driveway. driveway. It was unknown if anything anything was taken. A 59-year-old Bowmanville Bowmanville resident was arrested for care and control while ' impaired after he drove his car into the ditch in front of his residence on Feb. 17. There was no damage to the car. There was an attempted break and enter at the Glen- abby Drive Plaza in Courtice on Feb. 17. Bars prevented entry. There are no suspects and damage was estimated at $200. A snowmobile was found on Feb. 16 on the south shoulder of Bloor St., west of Prestonvale. The snowmobile snowmobile was apparently abandoned. abandoned. A Newcastle Village resident resident reported her truck was. broken into and tools were stolen on Feb. 16. A "smash and grab" was reported at the Newcastle Village Liquor Store on Feb. 16. Five 26-ounce bottles of rye were taken during the incident. On Feb. 16, a Whitby woman and an Oshawa man reported that the tires on their vehicles had been slashed while their vehicles were in the Tangle wood parking lot. All four tires on the woman's vehicle had been slashed, while the two passenger-side tires had been slashed on the man's vehicle. On Feb. 15, McD's Billiard Billiard Supply 7 located at 37 King St. E, Bowmanville, was broken into. Unknown suspects took $282 in cash. ' On Feb. 14, two boys were "horsing around" at the Beckers store on King St. in Newcastle Village. One boy pushed the other into the front glass window, breaking breaking it. The damage is estimated estimated at $200. A couple of motor vehicle accidents occurred due to inclement inclement weather and road conditions on Feb. 14. On Feb. 13, a Newton- ville woman reported unknown unknown suspects attempted to steal a motor bike from her barn. The suspect or suspects, however, were only able to steal the licence plate. Marker 684KR On Feb. 13, mail was stolen stolen from the mail box at Spinners Laundromat," King St., in Courtice. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS DOG LICENSES 1991 1991 Dog Licenses are now on sale and may be purchased at the following locations: (1) Town of Newcastle Municipal Administrative Centre 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario (2) Animal Control Centre, Liberty St. S., Bowmanville, Ontario (3) Hope's Variety, Newcastle, Ontario (4) Ministry of Transportation, 157 King Street, Bowmanville, Ontario (5) Rolph's Hardware, Main Street, Orono, Ontario SCHEDULE OF FEES: (i) For the first and second dog (Ü) •!; .•, i For the third dog ^ (iii) For the fourth and each additional dog (iv) For a spayed or neutered dog $20.00 each $30.00 each $50.00 each $10.00 each DISCOUNTS: (i) For each license purchased on or before March 1,1991 $2.00 (ii) For proof of rabies innoculation at time of license purchase $2.00 Date of Publication: February 20,1991 Town of Newcastle By-Law Enforcement Division Planning and Development Department Abernathy's Inventory Clearance of Moortone Paints M.S.L. 27.50 Latex eggshell finish in your choice of colours Selected In-stock Wallpapers Reduced to clear at single roll ideal # 7000 Latex Primer Sealer now $| C95 paints only 1^ IT'S NOT EXPENSIVE! ... 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