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8-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, JUNE 18th, 1975 /FAN ATHELETE GETS "ATHELETES FOOT, AN ASTRONAUT MUST GET'MISSILE TQE'U Beef association to study programs WATSON q Marine and Cycle Jrono Phone 983-5343 Hamiltons Insurance Service Your Friendly Agency YOUR All Personal and Commercial Insurance Sadie Hamilton Sue Sawyer Jim Hare For dependable service 983-5115 Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chimney Repairs am Types of House Remodeling Ceramic Tiles Flagstones Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs PHONE 983-5606 Monuments and Family Memorials Our quality and service leaves nothing to be desired Ask the person who bought from us, a neigh hour, friend or relative The Rutter Granite Company 73 Ontario Street PORT HOPE Phone collect V. W. RUTTER Office - 885-5216 Home - 885-5222 At the Annual Meeting of the Ontario Beef Improvement Improvement Association a resolution was approved instructing the Directors of the Assdciation to appoint a Committee to review review the advantages and disadvantages to the beef industry of quotas, costings, supply management and a marketing boa-d and that a progress report be made prior to next years annual meeting. At their April meeting, the Board of Directors named the following persons to this Committee: Morley Shepher- dson, New Liskeard - Chairman; Chairman; Bob Sparrow, Kinburn; Gus Lask, Sunderland; John Wilson, Charing Cross and Ron Oswald, Chesley, Mr. Clarence Hardy, President of the Association will also attend Committee meetings. This topic has long been a controversial one for beef producers and the Committee felt, therefore, that they should attempt to get some objective answers on this issue which has long been fraught with subjective opin ion. Consequently the Committee Committee has undertaken a research project with the School of Agricultural Economics Economics at the University of Guelph under the leadership of Dr. Larry martin. The project will make use of a computer model on the beef industry to examine the effect on the Ontario and Canadian beef industry of such things as stabilization programs, supply supply management at the slaughter slaughter cattle level and the breeding cow level for both Ontario and Canada and trade restrictive measures on both imports and exports. The project is being financed through a research grant to the Universtiy of Guelph. In addition to the project the Committee will be meeting from time to time with economists from the University University of Guelph, seeking'views from the various county and district Beef Improvement Associations and examining the authority of marketing legislation in Ontario. MIKE SAWYER BOX 212, orono phone 983-5270 Land bank fund given approval Despite the efforts of Coun. Allan Pilkey (Oshawa) to stop creation of an industrial land banking fund, Durham Region Region finance committee Thursday Thursday agreed to set aside $1,050,000 this year for it. Instead of the planning committee recommendation calling for the creation of a $100,000 reserve for putting money down on options to • purchase industrial land, the finance committee reduced it to $50,000. Bob Nicol, director of development, development, originally proposed proposed $50,000 but the planning committee thought this insuff- icent. The $1 million will go toward purchasing the land, and is in the 1975 capital budget. Coun. Pilkey said there is no need for more municipally- owned industrial land. "There are literally hundreds hundreds of acres exisitng which are ready to go in Oshawa," said Coun. Pilkey, citing the Stephenson Industrial park. "I would think there's more than substantial industrial land in Durham Region." But Mr. Nicol replied he has an obligation to think of the region as a whole. Coun. George Ashe (Pickering) (Pickering) responded that ultimately, ultimately, Durham Region will lose no money by acquiring the land because it will make a nominal profit when it sells the lands. Day care centre appeal withdrawn The Committee of the Whole of the Town of Newcastle Council directed their planning planning consultant to withdraw an appeal he had made regarding regarding a decision of the Town's committee of adjustment to allow Fred Beaucage to operate a day care centre in the Town of Bowmanville next to the Strathaven Home. The centre was apparently allowed on the basis that since schools are allowed in residential residential zones, day care centres should be as well. Mr. Howden appealed the decision, believing the committee committee of adjustment had exceeded its authority. Town suilCilox i^uward McNeely agreed with the planning director. In a report to council he warned the ruling would "open the door to committees of adjustment permitting any uses which they felt to be more or less the same as those already permitted." Coun. Kirk Entwisle said a rezoning application should have been made in the first place rather than an application application to the committee of adjustment. Mr. Howden said the decision decision should have been made by council, not the committee of adjustment. Coun. Don Allin argued the day care centre is a good thing and should be allowed to proceed. But Coun. Ken Lyall disagreed. disagreed. "It would be a fine thing if you could throw out the laws completely and run things for the good of the community, but you cannot ignore the bylaw in one case and follow it in another," he said. "This is a quesiton of theory, not a question of day care centres." Coun. Bruce Tink agreed, saying a day care centre would be a good thing, "but let's do it properly." However, the appeal was withdrawn when councillors agreed a day care centre must be a school. "If the committee of adjustment adjustment felt a day care centre is a school, then their decision is proper," said Coun. Kirk Entwisle. "I think it is," replied Church to conform to town by-law Newcastle council has decided decided to appeal a Durham Region land division committee committee decision which granted a Mayor "That's are." Garnet Rickard, what most schools land severance enabling construction construction of a new Baptist Church. The roughly two-acre site is on the north side of the Third Line, formerly the northern boundary of Bowmanville. The town was forced to appeal the land division committee's decision since the proposal contradicts Darlington Darlington Township's official plan. ■ The original plan had allowed allowed churches in rural areas, but when the plan was amended, mention of churches churches was removed, and the official plan now states severr ances for non-agricultural purposes must be within hamlets and built-up areas. Newcastle Visual Arts Centre Summer Program Schedule July and Auaust 1975 Children's Art-10years and over July 3-31 Thursday mornings 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.; 5 lessons. Teacher: Dorrene Powell. Fee: $12.00 Enrollment limit 12. Children's Art-under Iff years Julv 7 - August 4 Monday mornings 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.; 5 lessons. Teacher: Helen Balson. Fee: $12.00 Life Drawing July 1-29 Tuesday mornings 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. 5 Lessons. Teacher: Joan Stacey. Fee: $12:50 Advanced Art July 8 - 29 & August 19 & 26 Tuesday evenings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 6 Lessons. Teachers: Eileen Van Nest. Fee: $15.00 Wall Hangings August 5-26 Teusday afternoons 2:30 - »:30 p.m. 4 Lessons. Teacher: Hope Muckle Fee: $10.00. ' Rug Hooking July 23 - August 27 Wednesday evenings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 6 Lessons. Teacher: Audrey Estabrooks Fee: $15.00 Macramé July 7 & 14 Monday afternoons 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. 2 Lessons. Teacher: Grace Chant. Fee: $5.00 (Flower pot holer) Paper Machb July 2-23 Wednesday evenings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 4 Lessons. Teacher: Verne Johnson. Fee: $10.00 (Tray) Découpage July 24 & 31 Thursday atternoons 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. 2 Lessons. Teacher: Audrey Estabrooks. Fee: $5.00 Knit & Crochet July 24-August 14 Thursday evenings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 4 Lessons. Teacher: Audrey Estabrooks. Fee: $10.00 Bread Dough Art July 7-14 Monday evenings z:30 - 9:30 p.m. 2 Lessons. Teacher: Grace Chant. Fee: $5.00 Off-Loom Weaving July 2-August20 Wednesday evenings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 8 Lessons. Teacher: Mrs. J. Van Ryn. Fee: $20.00 Creative Embroidery July 4-25 Friday mornings 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. 4 Lessons. Teacher: Margaret Hancock. Fee: $10.00 Go-Carts July 7 & 14, August 11,18,25 Monday evenings 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 5 Lessons. Teacher: Ozzie Williams Fee: $12.00 REGISTRATION IS LIMITED TO 15 PER CLASS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. SUPPLY LISTS WILL BE AVAILABLE UPON REGISTRATION. FEES: NON REFUNDABLE IF COURSE IS HELD IN CHILDREN'S COURSES A REFUND WILL BE CONSIDERED IN THE EVENT THAT THE CHILD IS UNABLE TO ATTEND THE FIRST SESSION. registration June 24th, 25th, and 26th Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. AT THE VISUAL ARTS CENTRE, SIMPSON AVENUE, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO MAILING ADDRESS: BOX 52, BOWMANVILLE. PHONE 416-623-3114 Newcastle Visual Arts Centre SIMPSON AVENUE, BOWMANVILLE BOX 52 PHONE: 416-623-3114 NAME:..... ADDRESS: PHONE: (Business) ........(home) FEE ENCLOSED: SINGLE: OTHER: Registration Closing date: June 26th, 1975 ENROLLMENT LIMITED. FEES NON REFUNDABLE IF COURSE IS HELD REFUND IN CHILDREN'S COURSE IF UNABLE TO ATTEND FIRST SESSION FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT SUSAN JAMES 623-5056