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lE>.Orno We.kly Tite's, Wednesday, Jmnuary 31, 1M9 A happy trio of keepers This trio fromt Kendal were in with weIl over 125 in attendance. fact the keepers of the sled dogs at They had high hopes for snow for the recent Beaver Batorama beld at the sled but it just didn't happen Brownsville Community Centre that way. Back to basics ain 0Ormo Faià success The Durham Central Agricultural Society beld their an- nual meeting on Saturday of îast week with forty in attendance. Grant Yeo, president, conducted tbe meeting at whicb directors were appointed along witb the receiving of reports from various commit- tees and a rev'iewý of the annuial financial statement. There wýas also a video shown of the 1989 Queen of the Fair contest whicb was celebrating one of its aiversaries at the fair. Garnet Rickard \ýas con- gratulated for bis sponsorship of the event. Receipts for the year amiounted to $1 10,558.67 with expenditures at the $109,151.22 mark. The balance as per thiestatement was $1,407.45 with some $547.00 in outstanding receipts yet to be received. It was pointed out at the meeting that there bad been a good increase in exhibitors at the 1989 fair. The Junior Department reported a great increase in exhibits in the depart- ment. AIl other reports were at a normal level for tbe fair. During the course of tbe meeting the fair board gave approval of a rentaI agreement for tbe horse barns setting a staîl rental at $17.00 a montb. The board is also to establisb a committee to liaise with the horsemen as to the other pro- posal which had been put forth by a number of horsemen wbo were pre- sent at the meeting. Bill Greenwood spoke of possible local sponsors for the demolition - derby wbich Iast fair beld a great deal, of interest with local drivers entered in the competition. Green- wood pointed out that the board coulcl make more money through local sponsors. Many of the new features at the 1989 fair wîll ýcontinue 'again this year such as the car show which at- tracted 102 e ntries along witb some farmi tractors. AI Barnard said they were hopeful that at the 1990 fair they could encourage more tractors to the display. The pbotography and wood- working departmnents expect to ex- pand for 1990 beyond that of their introduction in 1989. The fair dance on Saturday night last year moved ahiead over prcious years with receipts up somne $1,400. 1 h 1990 the annual ralŽbit show will mark its 25th year at the Orono lair and it was said the show, for 1 hc occ:asion, will be a special event. flic return of the, Tug-O-War at 1989 fair contest saw, seven local teams; in comptition and an etîdeavour is to be made to have tbe Metro Police A teamn demonsti4ate their pull at the upcoming fair in September. At this, point in the meeting it was stated that the local participation was on the increase and spoke well for the future of the fair in Orono. The Farmers' Olympics, spon- sored by the Junior farmers, was another new attraction of note and more entries are expected in the future. Plans for a new washroom were presented to the meeting with a pro- bable cost of $11 ,000. Firmn bids have yet to be received and as well the location of the tile bed for holding tank. 1It was stated at the meeting that the Town of Newcastle is holding an amount of $11,000 for the washroom construction and that would be available for sucb con- struction in 1990. This amnount was in the Town's budget for 1989. 'The new washrooms would be located east of the new Agricultural building. The board of directors will meet on a montbly basis from now until fair time in early September. The Fair Queen Traci Myles was present at the meeting and spoke briefly. Joyce Boudreau, Kendal, is tak- ing over as secretary-treasurer for the board due to the resignation of Karen Yellowlees. PROCLAMATION BOWMANVILLE H-IGH SCHOOL 100TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE COIN AS TRADE DOLLAR The Mayor and Members of Council invite the Residents of the Town of Newcastle to enter into thé spirit of the lOth Anniversary celebrations of the Bowmanville High Sohool by purchasing this souvenir trade dollar in the Town of Newcastle until June 30th, 1990. Dated at the Town of Newcastle this lSth day of January, 1990. Marie Hubbard Mayor Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Date of Publication: January 31, 1990 P.O. 4155 Port Darlington- group make bid for'Town funds Gord White, head of the Port- Darlington CommuntiyAssociation sougbt financial support from the Town in an amount of $25,000. The .Association bas been active over the past couple of years in commenting on developmient proposaIs in the lakefront area. At the present time tbey have expressedt concernis as to developmient at St. Mary's Cement wbich they state could result in ero- sion of the lakefront, dust and noise pollution for the community. White told council many in- teresting items were being found by the committee and that funds were needed to hire consultants to ascer- tain envronmental barms due to St. Mary's future plans. It was stated that the community at the lakefront had already raised $33,000 from 35 families and their need was estimated to be $ 100,000 to fight St. Mary's.' 1White said the waterfront was a jewel.of the community and must be saved. Mayor Hubbard said she ap- preciated the concernis of tbe (Continued pagel 1) 'I Public Notice To Is Citizens Notice 0f The Passing 0f By-Iaws IN THE MATTER OF the Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, R.S.0., 1980, Chapter 337 AND IN THE MATTER of the lands and premises at the following municipal addresses in the Town of Newcastle, in the Province of Ontario: Take Notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle has passed by-laws desîgnating the following properties as being of architectural andior historical value or interest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, R.S.0. 1980, Chapter 337. By-law 90-20 5085 Main Street, Hanning Plan, Block D, Lot 16, Former Township of Clarke. Reason for Designation - The Guy Gamsby House is designated for ar- chitectural and historical reasons. The house, built o. 1850, is a rare example of the late Georgian style with its symmetrical facade and has not undergone any 20th Century modifications which have drastically altered many of the surviving frame houses in the Township. By-Iaw 90-22 11 Part Lot 22, Concession 5, former Township of Clarke. Reason for Designation The John Cobbledick House is designated for ar- chitectural and historical reasons. Dating f rom 1865, the house is a fine representative example of a fieldstone farmhouse typical of many of those bulît in Clarke and Darlington Townships between 1850 and 1870. Dated at the Town of Newcastle this 3lst day of January 1990. Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. Town Clerk Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 Dates of Publication: January 31, February 7 and 14190 PO. 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