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Oronu Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 8,1983-5 Library organizes summer reading club Hey kids! The Bowman- ville Public Library is having a Summer Reading Club. For the dog days of summer there is nothing more purrfect than curling up with a good book. Come to the library and meet a new friend, read some good books. Children interested in the reading club must' be 8 to 12 years old and pre-register in the Library in person. The Reading Club will run every Tuesday afternoon, 2:30 to 3:30 in the Library Auditorium from July 5 to August 2. There is no charge to join the club, but you must have a current library card and registration is limited, so hurry down to the Library at 62 Temperance Street in Bowmanville and put your name on the list for the Summer Summer Reading Club. evening when officers and directors for the coming year were elected. Pictured above are Kin Jim Levac, president elect, Brad Bugden, Wayne Deremo, Dave Puk, past president, Mel Hartwig, Gord Stewart, ed Novak and Boyce Ander- te Officers Approval given individual wells The General Purpose Committee of the Town of Newcastle has given approval to a proposed amendment to the Enniskillen Development Plan that would allow residential construction in the Hamlet being serviced by individual individual wells. The use of individual individual wells rather than a municipal supply and distribution system requires that the number of lots now being considered, 44, would ■have to be reduced to 22. In a report to' the committee, committee, Terry Edwards, Director* of Planning, pointed out that after a number of meetings no one wanted to take the initiative initiative to undertake a municipal .supply of water that is a requirement of the Durham Official Plan for residential development, in the Hamlet of Enniskillen. As a result developers have asked for amendments to allow the use of individual wells. The committee have sent the proposal to council for approval at such time and the Council of the Region of Durham has considered the amendment to the Enniskillen Enniskillen Hamlet Development Development Plan. The annual meeting and tenth anniversary of the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club was held last Saturday 1 The 1983-84 officers for the Great Pine Kinette Club were elected and installed last Saturday evening. Pictured above, are Connie Puk, president elect, Marta Nowak, Rose Hartwig, Janice Malnerick and Joan Deremo, past president. Green light given handi-capped parking The Town of Newcastle General Purpose Committee on Monday gave their approval approval to a Handi-Capped Off-Strçet Parking proposal brought before the committee committee by the Director of Public Works, Ron Dupuis. The Town is to co-operate with other agencies in providing providing a'limited number of off-street parking facilities in Bowmanville, Orono and Newcastle. The proposal, if approved by council, will ' provide some $2,000 for the initial stage of marking and signing the proposed locations. locations. In most cases private agencies are providing the space for the off-street parking parking facilities. Spaces are to be provided at the Bowmanville Shopping Mall and at Memorial Hospital. It is anticipated that space will be provided at one of the new parking areas being constructed in Bowmanville at the present time. , Two spaces have been offered offered in the Villaee of Newcastle at the Town Hall lot and. one or two spaces have been offered in Orono at the back of the LCBO premises on Main Street. * Dupuis informed council mefnbers that initially they were taking a modest approach approach in providing these facilities but that they would be monitored before any action action was taken to expand on the service. Counc. Cowman said she was disappointed in that consideration consideration had not been given to ôn-street handi-capped, parking within the business areas where handi-capped could park when making a trip to the bank, etc. Dupuis said this was under consideration and that such would allow one carrying a permit to park temporarily in even a "no parking" zone. He said the matter was being considered by the Region in co-operation with the Town and he expected Report of this nature sometime in the future. '> Announce top dairy herds in Durham E. Top Dairy Herds in Durham East Announced: The 1982 Record of Performance Performance results have just been ' officially announced. Pier Sikma, R.R. 1, Orono, had the top Holstein herd with a Breed Class Average of 163 for milk and 177 for fat oh 23 official records. The Browview Farms herd of Gerald Brown had the second second highest Holstein BCA with BC'A's of 160 and 164 on. 40 official records. The top Jersey herd on ROP in Durham East was the herd of Carl Sargent & Sons, R.R. 3, Cavan with a BCA of 150 for milk and 152 for fat on 39 records. The highest BCA for Guernsey's was recorded in the herd of Frank Fry, R.R. 1, Janetville with a BCA of 169 for milk and 157 for fat. * , i There is a total of 38 dairy herds on the R.O.P. program in Durham East and 33 herds on the Dairy Herd Program. In total, 75% of the dairy herds are on milk recording programs. We congratulate these top herds on their fine achievements in 1982. NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING Memorial Hospital Bowmanville Corporation Wednesday, June 15,1983 8:00 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS 132 CHURCH STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO FOR PURPOSES OF: 1. Hearing Reports ' 2. Report of Hospital Auditors 3. Election of Directors It'S a hoot! 133 picture perfect playgrounds for you to discover. Ontario Provincial Parks Ministry of Alan p °P e . ., , , Minister Natiyal .william.Davis, Resources Premier Ontario For information, call toll free: 1-800-268-3735