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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bawmanville, April 14. 1976 Section Two R&%equest Pâroevincial Aid Fo rMos quitoiProgram Council resolved Monday to the dreaded mosquito spread payments between dep proceed with a request for the disease, enceplialitis. ments for staff time devote province to make funds avail- The costs, under the aid the program. able ta tlis area, in addition ta program, will lie sbared on the A copy of the cour( tliose already being granted, same basis as tlie Healtb Unit nequest ta tlie ministry is t for mosquito aliatement. budgets at 25, 50 and 75 per sent ta MPP for Durham E Coun. Ivan Hoblis intro- cent, and should lie presented Doug Moffatt. duced thie motion during as an identifiable cost for a C ouncil lias already discussion of a letter fronfi the new program in the munici- solved ta participa te at Ministry advising that the palities 1976-77 budgets. local level witb whichi areas lying soutli of a line Costs wbicb will lie accepted Regional Healtli Departr drawn from the top of Metro, for the sharing purposes will miglit co-ordinate under Toronto ta the top of Lambton, include materials, equipment, direction of EMO co-ordine County will receive ministry training and licensing of staff Col. F.S. Wotton. aid in a program ta combat but flot the transfer of Both Their Bîrthdoys Are in Aprîl ,part- ted to icil's to be East, 1re- tthe ithe mient rthe nator Canadian club Speaker Predicts Gloomy Future U nless' By Shawn Marshall Western civilization at present time is like a r walking toward a precipi Canadian Club guest speaP Albert Watson said at -t!. meeting in the Trinity Uni Church Hall on Tuesday nig April 6th. It will have to stop, rec sider its actions, turn aroi and go the other way befor, slips over the edge, he adc Mr. Watson, who told club lie basbeen fighting unpopular causes for 40 yea addressed the West Durh; Club on the topic of "Pea Food and Energy - Is ther way out?" "We, &s, a civilization, facing serious diffi'ulties," said. He introduced the topic recalling his involvement the Christian yciuth movemi and their slogan, "to builc better, world. " But the only program ti lias resulted from the mo, ment which he feels lias bE of any benefit to the world the introduction of soc security.. Mr. Watson quoted fron recent speech made by Nol .prize winning scientist, Lir Pauling ta the Amerie Chemical Society in which 51.E !MEA NS A LOI, os A COLO,' COLO DA Y -/T.s' T fRS PR/f ND Yoî/V F6 07 Francis Tennani Fuels R. R. 1; Ororio, Ont. 983-5693 W o rld Changes predicts a catastrophe will Another point that lie also the occur ta tlie present civil- made was that the "so called", man ization 25 ta 50 years from free world was controlled by ice, now. several hundred multi ker,' Altbough Pauling believes national corporations that can heir that the problems tlireatening determine the future of thie ted the world now will lie solved wbole world. ght, liy 2076, Mr. Watson also Energy Problems quated another wlio does not The world's energy proli on- think the buman race can lems are marked by "false- ýund survive past the year 2000. hood and evasion" lie said, e it 0f tlie major problems witli the major energy sup- led. facing the world today, Mr. pliers attempt ing ta keep their the Watson said tlie future will power witbin the industrial for depend on wbetber peace can countries and away from ars, lie achieved and maintained. otber needy nations. .am 1 The threat of thermo- Mn. Watson gave an alarm- ce, nulear wan is gnowing in- ing statistic sliowing that five ,e a creasingly langer as the race per cent of the US. consumes for armaments between the 35 per cent of the world's are super power nations çscal- energy. lie ates. Mr. Watson said lie He said a redistribution of believed that the anms race is thie world's energy along a by alneady out of control. more equal basis would lie one in The nations of the wonld will solution ta the problem. ent spend $300 billions on arms But easy solutions ta tlie .d a this-year, lie said, and aven 22 world's. problems are no nations will soan own nuclear langer relevant, lie added. liat arms if they do not already "We need a solution tliat is )ve- bave them. gaing ta cost us something." een The speaker also quoted lie said. 9 Jis figures sliowing that the People themselves will bave iaî Soviet Union lias tlie power ta to change, lie stated, and destroy ail American cities il elodifrnattus times and that the US. could deepdifenattu s n a taward the world before the )bel level cities in the Soviet Union solution to the world's proli- nus 36 times. lems will came. an The world is facing an even If there is ta lie a future fan he widening gap in living con- anyliody, people living in ditions between ricli and paor wealtliy nations will have ta countries, the wealtliy and share and give up some of thase living below the paverty their wealth ta those in need, lîne witliîn a nation, lie lie concluded. continued. IL As an illustration of the M ~ ~world's predicament, le >4asked the audience ta imagin y A d Nthat the world's population 'Twas reduced ta 100. Witli this F'many people, 70 would be 4 A c res, -z utiauje ro reaa, only one would have a college edljcation, 8o would live in substandard housing, and the six Ameni- can citizens living would consume one-third of the world's energy, lie said. would consume one-third of tlie world's energy, lie said. Modern communications have informed the countries of thie so called Third World that their poverty cornes as the result of the powerful nations' wealth, lie said. Glasses f or short people Have we got a selection of smart prescription eyeglasses for you! And, at spectacular money- saving prices too. " your choice of frame from a combination of 65 styles, shapes and colours: including mods. " your prescription in white, rose or sunglass green lenses,. " one year replacement warranty against breakage. " your choice from a wide selection of cases. " 4-oz. bottle of cleaning solution. Extreme mod and metal styles for only $ 13.00 more. Low prices on fashion tints and special types of lenses. Think about it. You get good Iooks for less money at King OpticaLCorne in and see us today. SINGLE VISION BIFOCAL $43.0 King CQp&afN OPAN Worth looking into (P2 21 Bond Street, East, Oshawa 728-1261 Other King Optical Stores Iocated in: Toronto (5), Kitchener, Sault Ste, Marie, Sudbury, Peterborough, London, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Orillia, Chatham, Oshawa, Woodstock, Windsor, and in Ottawa - Capital City Optical Co. To Park Council bas nef enred the passible punchase of an additional foui- acre parcel of Eland adjoining the present Tynone Park ta the committee of * the wliole for further confidential consideration. The matten was brouglit ta the attention of the Commun- ity Services Cammittee Mon- day aftennoon during open session liy Bernie Heming wbo advised that the piece of land is desired for completion of a praper soccer field. Mn.* Heming told the com- mittee that the purcliase would lie at fia cost ta the municipality as the erthusias- tic community lias the funds available ta, make the pur- dbase., The problemn whicb Mayor, Rickand pointed out is that the community gnoup can't pur- dbase the piece of land since il must lie deeded ta the munici- pality. The parcel of land in question does flot front on any naadway and must therefore lie abtained by the tawn and transfenred in title ta became part of the present parkland. Mayor Rickard also feit that as the municipality would lie making the punchase in their name, an appraisal of the land should lie made and the titles should lie seanclied. The Mayor stressed that lie does fiat wish ta get these people on a merry-go-nound but the municipality must do the legal work. Mn. Heming was asked wliat negotiation if any bad been conducted with the, owner of the land and advised that a deposit of $200 bas been made on thie purcliase ta lie com- pleted an dune 1. Coun. Cowman was therehy stirred ta question whether or not the legalities of the severance shauld not lie sorted out pnior ta any money changing hands. Mr. Heming advised that they had checked with the tawn offices in Hampton and been advised that as the municipality Wouid lie making the purchase it would not require approval of the land division committee. Coun. Cowman linouglit the matter ta the evening session of council in liopes of getting approval but was sidetracked by Coun. Ivan Hoblis who maved it lie referned ta tlie committee ta facilitate the legalities of searching titles and so forth. Advertisïing serves by informing These two sisters are unique in that both their birthdays corne in April. They, are Joely and Carly Krishko. Joely will be one-year-old on April l6th and Carly celebrated her second birthday on ApriÏlilth. Nick and Debbie Krishko of Courtice are their parents and they are granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miles of Norwood, Mrs. Ralph Rimmer of Courtice and MVr. Nick Krishko Sr. of Port Hope. Fire Belomis iem for Villageý Frefghters, Ref erred by Doug Taylor the existing pliones in the Wlietlier or flot nine mem- samne manner as the siren is at liens of the volunteer fine present. brigade in Newcastle Village The cQst per manth for will bave belîs installed in leasing of the belîs wauld lie theinhome a sig afn $31 for the nine circuits with aiarmi bas been thrown ac k an installation charge of into the hands of council's approximately $275. Finance Committee. The matten was brouglit As Chairman of tlie Coin- liefore Manday afternoon's munity Service Committee, meeting of the Community Coun. Ann Cowman intro- Services Cammittee liy Fine Chef Jim Hayman, and fol- ~f ferred ta the evening cauncil Provincial Court, Bowman- session for cansidenatian and vle pi .17.JdeRB possible approval. vle pi ,17.JdeRB Chef Hayman's repart on Baxter pnesided witli assistant the situation advîses that at cnown attorney W.A. Hiliman present there are phones and duty counsel D. Barber. lacated in 10 of the firefigli- Mervin Bliglit, R.R. 4, tens' residences on a cammon Trenton, was charged Febru- circuit for the 987-4211 emer- ary 21, did drive aften consum- gency number. ing aven .08 pleaded 'guilty'. On neceipt of an aîarm, a He was alsa charged samne day firefigliter answering the with liaving an open case of plione presses a but ton which beer and a part bottle of liquor actîvates the sîren aîarm on and pleaded 'guilty'. He was top of the cammunity hall observed by Canst. Martin ta which the other fine men must swerve his vehicle an King St., depend on lîearing in orden Newcastle. He was found ta know there is a fine. unsteady an bis feet wlien Chef Hayman therefare stopped. Tests were .19 and requested the committee , . 18. On the f irst charge the fine considenatian ta instaîîîng was $150. and costs, in default leased telephone alerting belîs 10ds.Poiitdfm in the residences of the nine driving for 3 months. On the firemen who do nat bave the second charge the fine was cammon phone at present. $35. and casts, in default twa The bles wauld alsa lie on a days additianal. Liquor was comman nelay,. lacated in the confiscated. He was given 60 new village firehail, and days ta pay. wauld lie activated liv anv of Lloyd Simcock, Bowman- duced the matten ta the evening council session and maved that the recommenda- tion of the fine chef lie approved and the cost added ta the 1976 Budget. Caun. Kirk Entwisle and Coun. Dan Allun, liaweven, moved the matter lie refered ta the finance committee for consideration witli the fine departe tt ville, was cbanged in absentia with driving 70 miles an houn in a 50 mile zone southbound on highway 35, September 28. Const. Cook investigated. The fine was $60. and costs, in default 5 days. Bnian Smith. 55 Mill St., l-illsboro, was charged in absentia an a November 14 charge of driving aven 70 miles an haun in a 50 mile zone on highway 35. The fine was $66. and costs, in default 5 days. Wayne Leroy Moses, 18, 1265 Pentland, Apt. 1205, Oshawa, was changed Mardi 13 witli baving cane and control after cansuming aven .08. He was also charged same time for drîving without an aperatar's license. He pleaded 'guilty' ta bath charges. Canst. Schu- macher investigated a single car accident an Liberty St. N. Moses was nortbbound, bit a snawbank an east shaulder Phone 623-4481 "The Friendly People" an d then a small tree. Tests were .14. On tlie first charge tlie fine was $150. and costs, in default 10 days and proliibited from driving for 3 montlis. Tlie second cliarge brouglit a fine $20. and costs, in default 2 days additional. He was given one montli to pay. Bencli warrant issued for Peter Wedge. Robert Douglas McEwen, 17, of 122 Martin Rd. Soutli, Bowmanville, pleaded 'guilty' to tbree chiarges laid while lie was on probation. (1) failed to comply witli a 10 p.m. curfew, (2) consumed liquor wliile under 18. years of age, (3) failed to appear in court November 18. Const. Moly- meaux was tlie investigating officer. On the first cliarge, lie was sentenced to 15 days in jail. Second cliarge brouglit a fine of $50. and costs, in default 5 days additional. He was given one month to pay. Failing to appear in court lie was given 10 days consecutive to above sentences. Wm. Stanley White, Nestle- ton, was cliarged February 1, Township of Scugog, whîlst ability was irnpaired by alco- bol or drug did drive, pleaded 'flot guilty'. Const. Fitzgerald, O.P.P. observed at 7 p.m. a vehicle in a ditcb on higliway 7A, west of Blackstock turn. He told the officer lie bad been driving from Port Perry, a strong odor was noticed on bis bneath witb slurred speecli. Mr. Whiite said roads were, very bad and lie lost control. He told tlie officer lie had 6 or 7 beers and in court said lie had 2 beers. He also said lie had no intention of driving after getting the car out of the ditch. He was found 'guilty' as charged.' The fine was $150. and costs, in default 10 days. He was proliibited from driv- ing for 3 montlis. Given one month to pay. Larry H. Wilson, 26, Orono, cliarged February 26, did drive after consuming over .08, pleaded 'guilty'. He was iurtlier charged February 14 and February 27 witli driving while disqualified. Tests were .11. He admitted lieing under suspension for demerit points. 2 King St. West Bowmanville 623-4411 RENT-A-CAR Want More Info A temporary delay of ap- proqval by council for a Const. Markle investigated an accident in Orono. On the impaired charge the fine was $150. and costs, in default le days. Probibited from driving for 6 montlis. On the first charge of driving while dis- qualified tlie fine was $100. and costs, in default 10 days consecutive. The second charge of driving brouglit a fine of $150. and costs, in default 10 days additional. He elected to serve the time for the above fines. Judge Baxter recommended lie seek belp We gotoff to a better start because we talked to ourGold Medal Banker about chequing and savingsO iGood th-inges haippen with a Gold Medal Banker, Let's talk. SThe First Canadian Bank -m Bankof Montreall Bike-A-Tbon praposed by the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club occured at thie April 5 meet- ing. Coun. 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