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Propose On-Site Meeting to Discuss5 King St. Repairs The Town of Newcastle works committee kicked off an inves tigation of the Bow- manville, main street and main street sidewalks follow- ing the committee's August meeting Jast week. One of the first steps, which lias yet to be approved by council, will be 'an on-site meeting between regional, provincial and town officiais to discuss King Street repairs. But even though the wheels have been set in motion to f ix the main street, it could be another three or four years before repairs actually get under way and are finally completed. "I think you're looking at at legst a three year project," Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard said last week. And the town's director of works, Jack Dunham said it could be 1980 before the Region of Durham got around to repairing King Street. Th Dui the surn road Ki two At pro cont Trai Mun the1 over in Il why Kitý seti 1eve Stre Tom repç of ti resr Reg han rhe problem. is money, Mr. 'liam explained. He said Region lias already as- med control of as many ids as itcan liandie. Cing Street and highway ois not a regionai road yet. the moment it is ,a avinciai highway under the ntrol of, the Ministry of ,nsportation and Com- inications. [is possible, however, that SDurhiam Region may take er highway two some time thie near future., 'bat is one of the reasons iy the meeting to discuss ng Street will include repre- ntatives from ail three vels of government., If or when repairs to King eet take place, it will be the )wn of Newcastle's job to pair the sidewalks. Repair the street will likely be the sponsibility of the Durham agion. Works Director Jack Dun- tn said that engineering idies for the sidewalks uid be done in conjunction h the region. M'ayor Rickard said in a )ort to council last week Lt he had noticed sidewalks ong King Street were in poor idition. Thie report recommended at the Works Department stigate a program for the )uiiding of sidewalks in the .ain section of the Bowman- Ile business area." ORONO s'u' a GARDEN witi raraCENTRE m repî ' Ltd. ta aier SODDINGcon COMPLETE T LANDSCAPiNG thl nst Free Estimates rb Poo983-9308 vil, How high do youwanthI ies Comat rrc, rteesyou u r e nBahfoth CET INVOLVED WITH THE CANADIAN SARMED FORCES. CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE 25 St. Clair Ave. E. Toronto, Ont. (416) 966-6564 NOTICE- The Mobile Recruiting Team wiII be in Qshawa on Wednesday, August 1l, 1976 at the Canada Manpower Centre between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. RCeceives Appreciation Award Former Bowmanvilie Chamber of Commerce Presi- dent, John Pogue (left) was &!ven appreclation award at a Chamber of Commerce direc- tor's meeting Tuesday, July Section Two vincial Constable D. C. Ryan, vincial Constable R. R. Ram- Cayuga; Provincial Constable sey, Kitchener; Provincial D. F. Steele, St. Catharines; Constable T. Goertzen, Brace- Provincial Constable J. K. bridge; Provincial Constable Barrow, Downsview;Pro-' R. MeNauglit, Strathroy; vincial Constable M. 'Shar- Provincial Constable J. D. land, Dnwnsview; Provincial Wright (commentator, Constable J. R. Bragg, Port Peterborough. Credit; Provincial Constable The Gol 1den Helmets h.,ave R. I. Robinson, Oak Ridges; participated in many parades, Provincial Constable R. K. and last year won one of the Carpenter, Guelph; Pro- top three awarcls presented The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvilie, August 11, 1976 ý5 each year in the Niagara precision teamare the criss Grape and Wine Festival cross, single and double Parade. In 1967, Canada's weave, double and small and Centennial, Year, the team large figure 'S", threadinig represented Ontario at "Cana- the needie, reverse and triple- da Week" in New York City. A reverse circles, the wheel, member of the team also interchange and review, and participat ed in the opening lettering of the OPP.- day parade of "Expo '70" at Between commitments, the Osaka, Japan. team members return to their Among the intricate respective detachment for manoeuvres performed by the regular police duties. 27. Chamber of Commerce president, Tony Brand (rîglit) made the presentation. Mr. Brand said the award is given to people wlio are "more than usually appreciated" by the Seat Be Ifs, Lower Speeds Credited, with Savin'g Lives Ontario's mandatory seat beit law and lower speed limit regulations continue to have a dramatic effect on the number of motorists killed and injured in traffic accidents, Transpor- tation and Communications Minister James Snow said today. "There were 66 fewer drivers and passiengers killeci and 6,765 fewer injured in motor vehicle accidents during the first six months of this year, compared to the same period a year ago," Mr. Snow said. "Considering the death and injury tol lias been on the increase for a number of years, I'm certainly encourag- ed by these figures. "It's obvious tlie legisiation is lielping to reduce the carnage on out streets and liigliways. I hope tlie trend continues.~ Statisticaily, 445 drivers and OPP's Golden Helmets Riding Again at Seve,. zral Area Fairs Commissioner H; H. Gra- hiam announces that tlie Ontario Provincial Police precision motorcycle drill team "The Golden Helmets" will complete its 1976 training program on Friday, August 13, 1976. - A graduation performance will be given at the Caniadian Forces Base Downsview, at 11:00 a.m. on that date. Members of the press are invited to attend. The Golden Helmets will then begin their annuai fali tour, appearing at fail fairs in Soutliern Ontario. A higliliglit this year will be attendance at the Canadian National -exhibi- tion. Tliey will perform for four days, August 19 to 22. The fairs tliey will be attending are as follows: Owen Sound Agritulturalý Society Fair, September 10, il;- London Western Fair, September 15, 16; Peel Agri- cultural Fair, September 17; Bracebridge Agricultural Fair, September 18; Lindsay Agricultural Fair, September 23; Niagara Grape and Wine Festival Parade and St. Now available in Durham Region 24, HOUR SERVICE by the Durham Home Owners Service Ltd. The Compjany was formed by the many years combined experience ai respected contractors in thé Durham area. 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Ail are powerful 950 lbs., 1200 CC Harley Davidsons, equipped with 2-way radios, flashing red liglits, and first aid equipment. The ride is conducted under the direction of the Assistant Commissioner of the Traffic Division, R. H. Devereux. Ride master of the teama is Corporal A. Smouter of Downsview Detacliment; lis assistant is Corporal John Arnold of Whitby Detacliment, wlio is also responsible for training regular OPP motor- cycle personnel and riders from other police forces. Es caciPes A 28year-old Toronto man escaped injury last week wlien the car lie was driving went out of control and rolled into a diteli near Newtonville. The accident, took place last Thursday, on uighway Two, near Durhiam Road 18. The Newcastle O.P.P. reports an estimated $500 damage to a 1974 Dodge driven by, Jacques Marin, of 1 Dauville Lane, Don Milis. No other vehicles were involved in the misliap. Zucehini It's dark green in color with black stipes. It's cylindrical in shape witli one end larger than the other., It lias . creamy yellow flesli. It's a zuccliini. A zucehinii, you say9 But isn't it a squash? Food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Minis- try of Agriculture and Food, confirm that zucchini is in fact, a type of summer squash. It differs from the winter squash varieties in that it lias a soft skin and loses its moisture rapidly. Therefore, the storage period is very short.1 . Ontario zucchini can be eaten botli raw or cooked, and because the, whole thing is eaten, peel and ail, there is no nutritional waste. Raw, it makes an interesting addition to a raw vegetable tray, alongside a dip, as well as to saiads. Cooked the stir-fry method, zucchini becomes another "easy to prepare and serve vegetable. Zuechini does not freeze well since it loses muc'eh of its water and its texture becomes rubbery. Enjoy it instead in its I fresli form. 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