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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 18, 1979 Lie ut.-Governor Attends Games Closing Cieremonies Arts and Music Graduates Coim cil Learns About Hou.ing For Sr. Citizen@ Council will leamn about pragrams1 sponsored by the prvnc ial gavernment design ed to help municipal- ities provide senior citizen housing at a special planning cammittee meeting. Gwen Maloney, praject co- ardinator of Durham Region for the Ministry of Housing, tald council Monday the Ministry is no langer in the construction business. It is naw laaking taward individual munîcipalities and private enterprise ta supply public housing. A study by the Ministry last faîl revealed an immediate need for 20 ta, 24 heavily subsidized rent-geared-to- incarne hausing for senior citizens. The gavernment affers eight assistance programs, said Maloney, and municipallties are urged to choase the one that best suits their needs. On Sunday at G.L. Roberts Secondary School, Oshawa, the highly successful 1979 Ontario Games for the Disabled had a distinguished visitor, Lieut.-Governor Pauline McGibbon, accompanied by her husband. They are pictured here talking to some of the athietes who were having lunch prior to the closing ceremonies. In the centre is Alderman Jack Wiley, Chairman of the games. Wvorld's Topm- Motorcyclo RaOUS 1Corong to Mosport Rainbow Motel R.R. No. 2 Newcastle FOR RENT Permanent housekeeping units Singles $125.00 par month lncluding everything. Larger units avallable. 987-4540 Oshawa monument Co. Famï*ly Momoriols - Markers Ail Designend Lttering Done by Us on Promises -NO SALESMEN JNVOLVED- P lease T"elephone 72u-31 1l for Fuli Deta ils SeIIingYour House by Ed Vanhaverbeke F.R.I ED VAN REALTY LTD. INSTANT RECALL Matching the right house to the right people is the heart of the real estate bsiness. A recent success story demon- strates what can happen. 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When the top motorcycle racers from Europe and America face each other ia the Maison Export Motorcycle Grand Prix of Canada at Mosport July 27, 28, and 29, one thing's certain: the out- came wil be a surprise because that's the way it's been for the last three years. Ina 1976, Mississauga's Frank Mrazek upset Canadian Champion Steve Baker on a rainswept track. In 1977, Kawasaki's underdog team of Greg Hansford of Australia and Canada's Yvon Duhamel beat warld champion Steve Baker on a Yamaha and la 1978 American privateer Michael Baldwin upset the Yamaha factory's -best in world champions Kenny Roberts and Johnny Cecotto. For 1979 the outcome should be just as much a surprise as some of the world's best converge on Mosport for the sîxth race in the eleven round OBITUARY LESLIE HAROLD COLLACUTT Following a brief, two weeks illness, Leslie Harold Colla- cutt, aged 84, passed away on Tuesday, July lth, 1979, at Dr. Joseph O. Ruddy Hospital, Whitby. Born and educated in Salem, he was the son of Robert and Clarissa Collacutt, and the beloved husband of Christine McLatchy, and the late Lela Westlake. He was a resident of Mapie Grave for 47 years, and of 36 Duke St., Bowmanville for six months. Mr. Collacutt's occupation was farming. He was a member of Maple Grove United Church, the Canadian Club, and the Newcastle Senior Citizens Club. Surviving are his wîfe Christine, two daughters, Pearl Johnson, Courtice and Lenore Hoar, Bowmanville, six grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Fheral services were held at the Narthcutt Elliott Funeral Home on Thursday, with the Reverend David Bmrns officiating. Pail bearers were Rod Johnson, David Johnson, Wayne Johnson, Andrew Paige, Jim Cryderman and Elgin Greenham. Interment Bethesda Cerne- J tery. Formula 750 World Champion- ship. The Formula 750 machines racing in the Grand Prix are the iargest (750cc) capacity class in -world championship competition and as such they are the most powerful, the fastest and the most difficult to ride. When a top rider opens the throttle ail the way, he can expeet several things to hap- pen ail at once. Viciaus acceleration, so rapid that either the rear wheel spins as it fights for traction or the front wheei lifts off the pavement because the rear wheel realiy took hold. Oniy the bravest and most experienced can open the throttle on a Formula 750 al the way and maintain control. On that short list and headed for Mosport are a cadre of French riders inciuding Patrick Pons, Christian Sar- ron and Hubert Rigal plus Canada's Steve Gervais- of, Marilyn McGuirk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nichols, R.R. 3, Port Hope, received her honors Bachelor of Arts (Summa Cumn Laude) from York University.' John McGuirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGuirk, R.R. 3, Bowmanville, received his Bachelor of Music from the University of Toronto. John has accepted a music teaching position with the Hamilton Board of Education. Marilyn has accepted admission to the MA program at York University. Scarborough. Ail are riding Yamahas and ail are iooking for a win in the Molson Export Grand Prix. Also listed on the weekend program at Mosport will be two support events, the Honda 125 Challenge and the Castrol -Cup is for Superbikes, the up Cup. The Honda 125 Challenge and coming class for stock is for Grand Prix machines in looking but heavily mocified miniature, they look like the street machines. full bore Formula 750 Open practice begins machines but with- smaller Friday, Julv 27 with practice engines (125cc/,. 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