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und the Region with Julie COLLEGE MAY LIMIT ENROLMENT Durham College president, Mel Garland, has commented that the college may have to limit enrolment of first year students for the 1983-84 term. This is due to the fact that the College is now overcrowded overcrowded having an eighteen percent increase in enrolment for the 1982-83 college year. Facilities to accommodate the 2,261 students are presently "over loaded", said Garlnad. To try to solve the problem of overcrowded cafeterias and the libraries the college has rented an abandoned south-end warehouse but Garland said, renting is not a , solution. Garland added many courses require a computer which is located at the College. College. By next year the college could not arrange for more rented space, said Garland. G.M. OFFERS 12.9 PERCENT FINANCING 1983 STARTED AS A SOBER YEAR In the two police detachments in Durham Region, officers reported only only two charges of drunk driving driving offences on New Years Eve. Newcastle's O.P.P. station reported not even a call on New Years Eve, said a police 1 official The period between Christmas day and New Years is usually the quietest time for the detachment. Warnings and publicity of drunk driving and its consequences consequences may largely account - for decreases in drunk driving changes. No Lineups for '83 Licences The usual February lineups. for the issuing of licence plates for autos and trucks will be drastically reduced next year when stickers will be issued on the driver's bir- thdate. That will not be the case this year however. The new system will become fully operative in 1984. The average monthly rate for a licence is about $4,00 and the system will be worked out to come due on bir- thdates. It is expected that birthdates after May 31st will be computed this year on the yearly basis as of the bir- thdate. Oshawa Little Theatre campaign extended The Oshawa Little Theatre has extended its fund raising campaign for another month to give more people the opportunity opportunity to contribute to their new theatre complex. A donation of $100 for a family or $50.00 for an individual individual allows the donors the opportunity to reserve seats and nights of performances performances for the season. The Oshawa . group has to raise $147,000 as their part of the total cost of a 360 seat theatre being built in Oshawa. The total cost $597,000. A grant is also available from Wintario. General Motors of Canada is now offering 12.9 percent financing on new 1982 and 83 models, for three months. The new program applies to Pontiac, Cadillac, Buick, Chevrolet, and Oldsmobile car models also Chevy light trucks and vans. The program has already been tried in the U.S. and officials officials say it had been successful. successful. The upturn in automotive sales has been in earnest in the U,S. and now is the time here in Canada to initiate initiate a similar incentive in the market place. This was stated, by G.M.'s vice-president and sales manager, Richard Col- comb. Urge farmers to take annual inventory As part of an overall thrust toward better financial management, Agriculture and Food Minister Dennis > Timbrell is urging farmers to take an annual inventory. .„ Farm inventory worksheets ; for this purpose are available from the ministry's , agricultural representative offices offices across the province, the minister announced today. "Farms, like other businesses, can benefit from an annual inventory; it's simply a case of knowing what you have before deciding where you want to go," he said. Filling out . these worksheets will give farmers a clearer picture of their operations operations - financial commitments, commitments, income expected, inventories of livestock and cash and feed crops* physical facilities and production costs. ' "It's something the whole family can do together and now is a good time to take stock as a new year begins," Timbrell said. ,. The agricultural representatives representatives branch is offering ^seminars, workshops and QERI ' PAULINE MAUREEN Alan Mote, A.I.I.C., C.IB (Ont.) is pleased to announce the appointment of PAULINE MOTE, as MANAGER , of the ORONO OFFICE. Pauline has extensive experience in ail lines of Insurance and will be responsible for the overall pperation of the office. Pauline, Geri Bailey and Maureen Mumford, all look forward to providing Professional Insurance advice and products to our existing and future clients in 1983. Thank you for your continued patronage. Alan Mote. P.'O. Box 340, Orono, Ontario 983-5032. , Robarts to speak at Durham Nursing Convocation Jacqueline Robarts, President President of Niagara College, will be the speaker for Durham College's Nursing Diploma Convocation which will take place at 1:00 p.m. on January 15, in Durham's Athletic Complex. A native of Windsor, Miss Robarts is a Registered ' Nurse, having graduated from the Çivic Hospital's School of Nursing in Hamilton. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Nursing degree from the School of Nursing at the University of Toronto, and is a candidate for a Master of Eduçation degree in Adult Education from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Following Following a variety of positions in both nursing service and nursing nursing education, Miss Robarts became the youngest of the Public General Hospital in Chatham. Prior to being named President of Niagara College in 1978, Jacqueline Robarts was Vice President (Academic) of Humber (College (College in Toronto. Before her Vice Presidential appointment appointment in 1977, Miss Robarts served as Principal of Humber's North, Osier and Quo Vadis Campuses from 1974. short courses on business management to assist in preparing financial statements, budgets and credit plans. Beginning in January, there will also be ' financial manangement clubs for seniors 4-H members. In addition,to forms to fill out and courses offered, the agricultural representatives branch provides an ongoing financial counselling service that's as near as a farmer's telephone', the minister concluded. concluded. C old Weather Mask (Continued from page 6) vent frozen condensation from chafing the wearer's face. A short length of plastic tubing is attached to the mask, then tucked beneath outer clothing to provide a supply of air already warmed by body heat. The one-way valVe system ensures adequate adequate ventilation. Angela Tibbies, Executive Director of the local Christmas Seal Organization, stresses that the Cold Weather Mask is a protective device only. It does, not supply oxygen or fulfil any other therapeutic function. function. Until . recently, the masks were provided free of charge - funded ehtirely by contributions to t,he , Christmas Seal Campaign. HoVevtr, rising costs slid in T creased postal charges now make, this impossible and a $3.00 donation is required for each mask. For more information information on this service call • Durham Region Lung Association at 723-3151. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 5, 1983, 7 Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PLEASURE SWIM SCHEDULE At The NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE Listed below are the times and fees for swimming at the Fitness Centre commencing January 2,1983. PUBLIC SWIM Mon. and Wed.6:30-8:30 p.m. Fridays 7:00-9:00 p.m. Saturdays 2:30-4:30 p.m. Sundays 3:30-5:00 p.m. ADULT SWIM Mon. to Fri. 11:45-1:15 p.m. Tues. & Thurs. 8:30-10:00 p.m. - Sat. & Sun. 7:00-9:00 p.m. EARLYBIRD SWIM ' Tues. & Thurs, 7:00-8:30 a.m. PRE-SCHOOL SWIM . Tuesdays 10:30-11:30 a.m. Over 50's SWIM . Fridays 3:00-4:00 p.m. FAMILY SWIM Sundays 1:00-2:30 p.m. (Children must be accompanied by a parent during Family Swim) 1.25 or 10 tickets for 10.00 1.00 or 10 tickets for 8.00 NIL ,75 or 10 tickets for 6.00 2.00 or 1b tickets for 16.00 1.25 or 10 tickets for 10.00 Adult - 1.25 or 10 tickets for 10.00 Sr. Citizens - .75 cents or 10 tickets for 6.00 r Further Information out- the Newcastle ness Centre call 623-3392. Date of First Publication: December 29, 1982. Data of Second Publication: January 5, 1983. File: 110.B. FEES: Adult Youth 3-18 years , Infants 3 years & Younger Senior Citizens Family Swim Parent & Tot Sauna & Whirlpool Only orporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE "MINI-SESSIONS IN SWIMMING" AT THE ' NEWCASTLE FITNESS CENTRE For tfie first time in the Town of Newcastle, crash coueses are being offered Japuary 24 - February 12, 1983 for the following: * BRONZÉ CROSS: > -Pre-requisite, Bronze Medallion, Sr. Resuscitation, Resuscitation, 14 yrs. old on or before February 12, 1983. -Prepares candidates in guarding, skills and for participation in Instructors and National Lifeguard Service programs. FEE: $20.00 Plus Exam fee $4.00 , * DATES: January 24 (8:30 - 10:00 p.m.) ' January 25 (6:30 - 8:30 p.m.) January 26 (8:30 - 10.00 p.m.) February 1 (6:30 - 8:30 p.m.)* February 2 (8:30 - 10:00 p.m.) February 3 (6:30 - 8:30 p.m.) February 8 (6:30 - 8:30 p.m.) February 9 (8:30 - 10.00 p.m.) February 10 (6:30 - 8:30 p.m.) = February 12 (9:00 - 12:00 noon) Exam * FITNESS AWARO: -30 years and under or medical approval -recommend "White" level in swimming -teaches candidates,to measure and maintain personal personal fitness FEE: $10.00 'Plus Exam'Fee $2.00 , DATES: February 1, 3, 8, 10 (6:30 : 8:30 p.m.) Continuous Evaluation * SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS: Maximum 3 people per class - all ageâ and levels of ability welcome on first come, first serve basis. FEES: $30.00 for 6 - 55 minute classes - will meet for 2 sessions per week. REGISTRATION FOR ALL THE ABOVE PROGRAMS'- PROGRAMS'- JANUARY 17-24,1983 FROM 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. AT COMMUNITY SERVICES, 152 CHURCH STREET, BOWMAN VILLE. FOR FUFATHER INFORMATION CALL JANE LUNN 623-3392 Ext. 61. ' . ' , Joseph P. Caruana, D/Director, .Department of Community Services. ,. ' File: 110.B.82 Date of First Publication: January 5, 1983. Date of Second Publication: January-12, 1983.