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A Messge from SAM CUREATZ to FeIIow Progressive Conservatives Durham riding Dear Friends: Many of you are aware of my past service to the party. I had the opportunity of serving as your member of the Provincial Parliament for four- teen years. Much was accom- plished during that time. But now I arn turning my atten- tion ta the federal scene, where I believe ,the Progressive Conservative Party once again has a most important raie ta, play. I am standingfor nomination as the Federal Candidate in Durham Riding and, I believe my experience and dedication can serve you and tbis coun- try well. The present scandals and the ineptitude of the gov- erning Liberals in s0 many areas calîs for new and more decisive leader-ship. This oui- MNR introduces red tape changes party can and will pi-avide. May I serve you as your PC candidate for this riding'? I promise you my utmost effort and dedication ta the renew- ai of aur party. 1 look forward ta seeing you at the P.C. nom- ination meeting 1 p.m. February - 1th, at the Courtice Secondai-y School, 1717 Nash Road. (North of Highway 2 at Courtice Road). Together we can work ta give needed new direction to this country. Sincerely, Sam Cureatz Witnesses remove injured from flaming vehicle Regional Rd. 57 was the scene of a bad.accident on Friday, January 24, At 3:45 p.m. Roîf Hoffman, 62 of Blackstock lost control of bis northbound vehicle when it slid across the road and was bit by a southbaund vehicle. Mr. Hoffman's vehicle burst into flaines upon Impact and twa wtnesses removed him and his passenger. Mr. Hoffman. sustained chest Injuries, multiple fractures ta, bath legs and was brought ta Sunnybrook Hospital. The passenger Laura Ossoma 49, of Blackstock, is in seriaus but stable condition at Bowmanville Hospital. The driver of the 2nd car was Donald Hoekstra, 58 of Part Penry, received minor injuries. He was treated at hospital and released. The accident is under investigation. 11 John Long named President,,C.E.O. ot Mosport Jack Long has been elect- ed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The MosportPark Entertaininent Corporation, the company announced on January 17, 1997 Mr. Long is also Chairman and C.E.O. af International Mtarsports Speedway Group Inc. of Indianapolis, IN, wbich recently executed a letter of intent ta acquire contrai of the Mosport Corporation. The announcement is the next stop in that process, Mr. -Long said. . Mr. Long was- elected ta the Board of Directors of Mosport Park Entertaininent, along wlth Seattle WA invest- ment banker Andrew Evans and his partner, Paul Herendeen. WNith the resigna- tions of Bei-nie Kamin, Ann Kamin and John A. Eversley as Idirectors and officers, the Masport board is now con- trolled by IMSG, Inc. IMSG Inc. owns International Motor Sport Association (IMSA), te pre- mier sanctionlng body for professional sports, car racing in North Ainerica, and Sebring International Raceway, promoter of the world famous 12 Hours of Sebring Endurance Race. Mosport Park is Canada's original motor racing facility, opening in 1961 with the Player's 200, an eventvwhich brought the stars of interna- tional racing to Canada. It has hosted the fi-st Canadian Formula One Grand Prix in 1976 and the first Canadian IndyCar race in 1971, along with every other type of for- mula and club racing, includ- ing motorcycles, stock cars and hea'vy trucks. 1 should renew my Orono Weekly Times Subscription Natural Resources Minister Chris Hodgson today proposed changes to reduce Red Tape that will protect more than $11 million annu- ally for forest renewal and improve a number of plan- ning regulations. "MNR'Us proposed red tape changes will ensure that $11 million in forest renewal money continues to be dedi- cated ta aur forest," said Mr. Hodgson. "Another key red tape change will improve MNR's planning on Crown land. We will maintain aur ability ta manage natural resources sustainably." MNR will protect forest renewal funds by amending the Crown Forest Sustainability Act ta clarify that funds dedlcated by the forest industry ta the provin- cial Forest Renewal Trust fund are Crown assets for for- est renewal. This arnendment. avoids the risk of these funds being subject ta federal taxa- tion. AIl the money in the renewal trust fund will be avallable for forest renewal. This is consistent with the original intent of the Crawn Forest Sustainability Act. "MNR's Red Tape changes will affect 17 pleces of legisla- tion and eliminate unneces- sary regulations. The changes are part of the governrnent's comniitinent ta reduce the costs of government while improving public service," Mr-. Hodgson said. Changes ta the Public Lands Act will improve MNR's land-use planning process for Crown land. MNR will set clear rules for apprapriate, environmentally sensitive development and give indus- tries workting on Crown land more certainty about malng business decisions. Changes ta, Ontario Parks legisiation wlll Increase the maximum fine for damaging park natural and cultural heritage and other offences ta $25,000, from $5,000. Changes will also allow MNR ta enforce dlean-up and repair orders. Lakes and Rivers Improvement Act changes emphasize public safety, Increase the level -of fines, strearnline the approval pro- cess of construction and repair of dams and add the abllity ta issue a stap-work order consistent wlth pratect- Ing public health and safety. MNR will streamline forestry legislation by reduc- ing il Acts ta five and by repealing outdated legisia- tion. Key elements of five Acts will be consolidated into a proposed new Forestry Act that will caver MNIRs com- mitrnent ta assisting forestry on private land. To help pro- tect valuable private forests, fines are being increased for improper cuttlng of trees. Changes ta the Farest -Fires Prevention Act remove- red tape from declaring Restricted Fi-e Zones dujring Con tribute to your RRSP now to take advantage of thew power of compounding. The sooner you start investing in your future, the sooner thatfuture zill be realized. For more information cail: serlous periods of forest fires. Restrlcted Fire Zones are a tool MNR uses to help protect public safety durlng forest lire emergencies. MNR proposes changes ta the Conservation Authorities (CA) Ac ta follow up onthe province's earlier introduction of change that clearly identi- 1fj flood control and the pro- tection of provincially signifi- cant conservation lands as (continued page 11) Student workers are required by the Community Services Department for the 1997 March Break Bonanza and Summer Day Camp Programs. Students 16 years of age or aider who snjay working with chiidren, are responsible, have good leadership skills, and are creative would b. an asset. Counsellors will be required to supervise children 6 - 13 years cf age. Experience working with and supervising young children would be an asset. Applications may be picked up and submitted to: Community Services Department 40 Temperance Street Baowmanville, Ontari LlC 3A6 Anyone wishing more information should contact the Commnunity Services Department- at 623-3379 or fax resume ta (905) 623-5717. Applications must be submitted priar ta February 12, 1997. 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