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Oppose Counc On, Foresters" Residents in the south- eastern area of Bowmanville showed solid opposition to action taken by Newcastle council on the future use of land located south of the .awn's Goodyear plant. -At a meeting in the Memorial Park Clubhouse Wednesday, August 2, about 40 residents indicated they were in favor of the development of residential dwellings on the 22-acre site. $3 Million Project On part of the property, the Canadian Order of Foresters has, proposed a $3 million housing development contain- ing 30 apartments and 55 townhouses. Only one person in the audience indicated support of Newcastle Council's decision on the Foresters' plan. At a meeting several months ago, council voted against amend- ing the Durham Region Officiai Plan to allow the development proposed by the Foresters. This leaves the vacant land west of Duke St. in an "industrial" category. Applications Mult Dakin, a representa- tive of the Canadian Order of Foresters, pointed out at the meeting last week that over 300 persons have applied for permission to rent apartments or townhouses, if their project materialized. The capacity of t!-- housing development whicrs 5ould- have been built and managed by the Foresters group was approximately 234. Mr. Dakin said thatj of any setbacks resultir council's decision( project, it is the Fci intention to continue p build the project. Will Build "We are going tot this town if we have tc the whole counicil to doi Dakin said. He rece round of applause fri audience when he ma comment. "I wonder how thought counceil actual] to the residents ^of fi when they made decision," Mr. Dakin The Foresters' repr tive also noted ti decision made by could be appealed. H1eE Ontario Municipal could be asked to rule issue, and the Officia amendment could be t; the Durham Region decision. In the course of dise last week, Mr. Daki indicated that the Fo may have to go to anot] Counicil Influence While Newcastle cour said that concernis oi future of Goodyear ir manville' influence( decision to keep inc land in the Duke St. an Dakin said there wer( reasons why the For request was rejeci council. He said he bE influences other Goodyear had affecig decision. He declir îi's Stand Proj ect provide any more inform- in spite ation, however, he predicted ing from that a "bombshell" would be on the dropped once the Foresters resters' had ail the available facts. plans to Slaughterhouse? The possibility of building a bul nslaughterhouse on the land bul n south of the Goodyear plant i change was briefly discussed during it," Mr. the two-hour meeting. ýeved a Joe Schwarz, one of the om the owners of the property told the ýade this group that a packing plant hmay be a reality if the much Foresters project does not go Iiy gave ahead. Mr. Schwarz indicated uis area that he has a client interested their in the development of the land said. for a slaughterhouse. resenta- He added that he had been àat the informed that such a plant council would meet the requirements said the of the public health Board authorities. Mr. Schwarz said e on the the exact size or location of the al Plan development had not been taken to decided. 1for a However, Councillor Bob Dykstra pointed out that this eussions type of operation would have in also to meet strict standards that .oresters are imposed by the Ministry of her site. Environment and health ýed authorities. "The slaughter- incil has house, to my knowledge, is no )ver the big reality at the present n Bow- time," Councillor Dykstra d the said. idustrial "I doubt very much if you rea, Mr. will see great heavy industrial e other plants going in there," he )resters' noted. ed by Counillor Dykstra said that after Newcastle met with )elieved Goodyear officials in Toronto, than he changed his mimd although ted the he added that he supported the ned to principle of the Foresters' - project. "You must bear in mind that it was a very difficult decision," he said. During the meeting between town officials and Goodyear, the company said it could not withdraw its objections to the e housing. Closing the Door? r f "They felt any further US r.. WRINGER WASHER Square porcelain Heavy duty motor Power pump Choose your favourite from our colourfui new backgrounds! 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Da ovrin SUTHERLAND ESSO SERVICEL ~114LIBERTY STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONT. SOUTH 1-416-623-6911 Ce Iebrated Her Fi rat Birthday Section1 have concrete data on the potential of energy conserva- tion measures that can be translated into dollars and cents savings. Zero Energy Day is part of a larger event, Energy Conser- vation Week, proclaimed for the week of August 14-18. The Community Conservation Centre will be sponsoring a full week of activities including Solar and Wind energy projects, a Pioneer Day, a garbage recycling and dlean up day and a bicycle maintenance clinie and rally to a nearby conservation area. Mr. Barry sums it up like this.. If each of us saves a little iTwo The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 9,1978 Skatoboard Teami Put on Excitinga Show They may not have attract- ed as large a crowd as they did in Oshawa, but Go for Winkel Skateboard Team certainly put on as exciting a show for the skateboarders and residents who turned out to see them. we wilall save a lot. Heîd at the Darlington PorkProd cers Sports Complex, Tuesday, Pork Prod cers August 3lst, the skateboard- ing display by the Oshawa Plan Restaurant based team provided a haîf A hogfarmhour's entertainment and Ahgfrers' group hopes thrills for about 60 people, to increase the demand and popularity of pork with the Dave Simpson, coach and oeig of a fast-food manager of the team, said in restaurant speciaîizing in Oshawa they attracted more Ontario pork products. than 600 people to their Pork Pickins wiîî open its demonstration, but in Oshawa doors to the public in a more time was given for shopping plaza in northwest publicity. In Newcastle, the Toronto on August 9. The recreation department and restaurant is the first of what others involved had less than a the owners hope will be a week to tell the public of the coast-to-coast chain of fast- event. food and f amily-st 1yle The team is made up of restaurants serving pork. seven members although, only There are 16,400 pork six attended Tuesday night's farmers in Ontario. Their demonstration. Each is more association, the Ontario Ho than competent in the art of Producers, is paying for and trvligonabrdwh running the restaurant pro ject wheels on the bottom. under the name P.O.R.K. The show itself featured Inc.-Pork Ovens Kitchens various stunts, tips and some Restaurants Inc. advice on safety and buying a John Howell, general board. If nothing else, the manager of P.O.R.K. Inc., show proved to be very said pork is not a popular informative to the skate- meat in restaurants, although boarders who had come to see it is second in supermarket how the semi-professionals do MAM gli-git. Hi! I arn Lisa Rae Barclay, daughter of Steve and Sharron. In the last 12 months I aged one year but I heard my mom say she aged 10 years. My brother Scott had his llth birthday in July also, but he is camera shy. My grandparents are Theresa MacDonald and her late husba'nd Ray MacDonald of Utica and Ruth and James Barclay of Oshawa. My great grandmother is Mrs. Bisbee of Everett. ChaÀI"elenges Citizens toy Join zero EneryDa Tim Barry wants Bowman- ville to dine by candlelight on Wednesday, August 16. No, he is not an incurable romantic. His dedication and thatof his colleagues is aimed at energy conservation. Mr. Barry is a representa- re sidential development close! to them might jeopardize their position," councillor Dykstra said. H1e said there were fears that the company would be hemmed in and he added that if the municipality supported residential zoning south of the plant it would 'almost certainly be closing the door to Goodyear." Councillor Dykstra said Goodyear may expand on existing property, however, he said the town received no definite 'assurance that the plant will be expanded in the future.' tive of the Newcastle Community Conservati -on Centre which is sponsoring a Zero Eriergy Day. IR is a challenge to the eople, of Bowmaniville to voluntarily reduce energy consumption for 24 hours. Residents are invited to turn off what they don't need and choose energy saving alternatives. The goal of Zero Energy Day is to reduce total energy use for one day and to experiment with new activities or renew old ones that lead to long term energy savings. For that candlelit dînner prepare a refreshing salad. If you choose to cook, use a barbeque with a renewable fuel like wood or charcoal. The conservation centre staff have a list of simple energy-saving tips for Zero Energy Day. They suggest that you walk or ride a bike to work and if you must us6 your car ride with a friend or two. Bring a mug for coffee break, rather than use those energyn costly polyethelene or paper cups at the office. Give your T.V. a rest and pick up that book you have been meaning to start for so long. Why not get out in the fresh air, take a walk, play tennis or go swimming and improve your health while you're saving energy. When you return from all that invigorating exercise take a shower instead of a bath - it uses less water., Morley Watson of the Bow- manville Public Utilities has offered the services of his office to provide accm-ate electricity usage figures on Zero Energy Day to compare with the average total electricity consumption for the town. This way we will "Chefs and restaurant managers have a low image of pork - they don't seem to feel comfortable with it and they think it is tricky to cook," he said in an interview. Food Day August, 23, 1978 This year the Canadian National Exhibition is 100 vears Young and the activities planned for Food Products,ý Day fit right in with the excitement. Food Day-this year at the C.N.E. will feature plenty of fun and value for visitors to the Fo 'od Building. There are over $3,000 worth of good foods to be won! Ten winners every hour on the hour from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Nothing to buy. . .Just be there on Food Products Day, August 23, 1978 at the C.N.E. . . . .R..G. .U.. SCULPTURED 6 COLOURS $15.95 sq. yd. $9 sq. yd. TIKRED 95sq. yd. $69 sq. yd. SHAG _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ COMMERCIAL $ 9 RUBBER, MAUVE 6.95 sq. yd. sq. yd. BACK _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ RUNNER 3 COLOURS 99c lin. ft. 5Ç ln t ARTIFICIAL GREEN 5.95 sq. yd. $M9 TURF J______sq. yd. SCULPTURED RS 16.95 sq. yd. $lm. 95sqyd THICK (SECONDS) GREEN 19.95 sq. yd. $6q. SHAG __ ___ ___yd. THICK SCULPTURED GOLD 8.95 sq. yd. $5 5 sq. yd. 100 PERCENT WHITE NYLON BEIGE .8.95 sq. yd. sîq. yd. 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