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From Around Lockhart School Report Orwno VVtvkl) limes, '>vclnesday, May 4, 19X8-5 damania. Il is like card sharks. Here are (he rules: You must answer 6 the Region U.S.-owned firm takes over Auto Auction A company with a major American corporals parent is now running the Oshawa Auto Auction, a used-car auction house for auto dealers in Courtice alongside 401 highway. The exchange is operating a full tilt with 25 full-time employees and some 60 part-time employees. C.L.O.C.A and Hampton Scouts join in project Central Lake Ontario Conservation Conservation Authority and Cubs and Scouts in Hampton have planted some 1500 trees in Stephen's Gulch under the 1988 Trees for Canada planting program. The project stimulates conservation conservation understanding as well as raising funds for the scouts. Wrong number brings big bill from Bell A Cobourg man recently received a telephone bill from Bell of over $1200.00. Most of the bill related to calls to a Toronto based dating service service to .which the Cobourg man states he has never called. The dispute is at a standstill with Bell who have now cut off telephone service to the Cobourg man? Steve Kubay. Kubay states the bill lists more than 300 calls to The Voice of Exchange Exchange which charges $2.50 a call. Ganaraska ready to sell Ball's Mill, Baltimore The Ganaraska Region Conservation Conservation Authority expects to have the Ball's Mill in Baltimore sold in the near future. Approval for the sale is now being sought from the provincial government which requires requires an order of council in cabinet. Paul Rapati of Toronto has made an offer to purchase for the mill and one acre of land. The property was purchased in 1971 by the Authority for $50,000 and since that time the Authoirty has been wondering what to do with the mill.. The Authority will maintain some 20 acres of the property which has a pond and picnic area. Delegates head to Brazil ■ Four Coboufg area authors of a paper on child abuse have been asked asked to speak at an international conference conference in Rio de Janeiro in the fall. Greg Dulmagc, executive director of the Northumberland Family and Children's Services together with Crown Attorney Bruce Long, Campbellford physician Michael Kaufmann and Kevin Morris, program program supervisor for the Ministry of Community and Social Services, Peterborough received the invitiation invitiation to speak at the conference. They will present their paper, "A Community Approach to the Diagnosis, Assessment and Treatment Treatment of Child Sexual and Physical Abuse. Monies for new Plainville School The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education has received a provincial grant in I he amount of $1.92 million lor an addition addition to the Plainville ' school. Ninety-three percent ol the students at the school are now housed in portables. portables. Construction is expected to start sometime in March of 1989. New Hope office lo open early May Hope Township will move to their new headquarters building in early May. The construction has been completed completed for the new municipal offices which is located on County Road 10, north of Canton. Regional politicians, staff to tour incinerators As a part of the region's long term waste management plans, 13 Durham Region politicians and staff will be touring three incinerators incinerators in Ontario and Eastern United States next month., The three incinerators to be toured are Victoria Hospital's in London, the second in Connecticut and the third one in New York. Works committee members and one councillor from Newcastle, Ajax ànd "Brock will be attending the two day trip. Hospitals must fend for themselves The recent budget changes did not allow,for money to be set aside to cover year-end hospital deficits. The Ontario Hospital Association has said that because the provinces will no longer bail out hospitals that have deficits, some services may have to be cut from individual hospitals. Hospitals are hoping to keep a balanced budget for the next year but unanticipated expenses may affect this budget. Most likely services that may have to be cut would be new out patient services such as nutrition programs. Need to first have Official Plan amendment The General Purpose committee of the Town of Newcastle turned aside an application by Tom Simpson Simpson for a rezoning to allow three residential units on part lot 20, concession concession 2 on Golf Course Road. It was pointed out that before council could consider a rezoning application the applicant must first seek an Official Plan amendment from the Region. It was pointed out that this had been communicated to the applicant applicant but he had elected to first apply apply tor a rezoning. < Big Sister House Tour 1 1988 On Saturday, May 28th, 1988 Big Sisters N.O.W. will be offering the public an opportunity to view ten of the most beautifully decorated and landscaped old and new homes in the Oshawa and Bowmanville area. For the price of a $10.00 ticket the homes can be viewed at leisure between between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. with door prizes at each home. Tickets are available al Big Sisters, 387 Simcoe Street S.,.Oshawa (for more information, information, 436-0951) Judy's Flowers, ill Brock Street S., Whitby, The Grey House, 26 Ritson Road N., Oshawa, Brenda's Artistic Interiors, Interiors, 129 King Street E., Bowmanville and Ruffles, 214 Col- borne Street W., Whitby. Come out and sec the beautiful homes of Durham and support Big Sisters: The grade 6's had a math test on Friday, April 22, 1988 on fractions and decimals. The grade 5's and 6's also had a French test which was very hard. For houselcague our school is going going to start three-pitch baseball. Grade 5 and 6 just had projects handed in on animals that were due 3 weeks ago. Miss Walker's class (3 & 4) are doing plays and performing them in front of the other class. Amanda Garnett and Stephanie Coleman are running a game on Fridays at noon. It is called Car- cards in a row. The questions are on the school and Ihe community. If you win three games in a row you win a juice. HOCKEY H ockey I can't believe it is here, O h i hope I have a good year, C ome on one come on all, K ick away that soccer ball, E verybody knows summer is done. Y ou all know we have won. Jeff Goodmurphy, Gr. 5 Reporter: Greg Johnson Don't be missing f! on May 12th! if) May 12th is the date by which the Municipal Enumeration Notice mailed to your household must be completed and returned. Five easy steps to complete your notice Ctpfl 1 Just look at the JLs front of the notice and check the information shown ... that's all you have to do. The explanations explanations on the back are to give you further details if you need them. Ctpn If any of the Àaâm information shown about occupants is incorrect, simply cross it out and write in the correction. ' Add information about new occupants, including children. If you don't have enough space on the notice, attach a, separate piece of paper with all the details. //,>/, |M/|C \Hi A1 £\L\ 11,1, rua ïï-Bi ' m- m- SB ! LB 3 u- n- Vfpn A Complete section 5 kJFl-V about French- language education rights... it's new for this enumeration. In areas of the province where school boards operate both English and French schools, English-and French-language school trustees will be elected. If you have French-language education rights, you will » be able to vote for French- T" e/a language school trustees. NlPîl uL Sign your name in the space provided < at the bottom of the notice. 1 he information you give will he used by your municipal :md provincial governments to: • prepare the voti i. list for local ;ovt rnmeni elections to be held on Novembei 14,1988 • direct your school taxes (as a tenant : ' 'you can do' (his#ttee;'pFt-'ôf'ybW:72::jjT' rent is for taxes) • identify English-language and French- language electors for school board trustees • update assessment records oil ownership and tenancies •help mun < ipal and school board planning The information will be used for these purposes only and the confidentiahty»of all personal information will in; protected protected under, l he Freedom of Information Information anti I Vi auction of " Privacy Act, 1987. You are required by law to complete and return this notice. Ontario NEED HELP? If the information on the back of the notice doesn't answer ypur questions, call toll free 1-800-263-1988 or contact the Regional Assessment Office shown on your notice.