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ROM.Makes History.in Motion With Museumobile e Royal Ontario Museum's mobile museum will -arrive in Bowmanville as part of the Annual valk Sale celebrations. One of the three museumobiles presently touring the province will make a ver here. Above are all three buses leaving the museum in Toronto for the 1976 Ontario tour. WeIf are Declines In May, Fewer people in the Durhamr Region received welfare bene- f its last month. Acconding to social services commissioner, Doug Johns, a new policy.0on handing out the benefits b as reduced welfare rolîs. Under the new policy, wel- fare recipients have to pick up their benefits from, social services offices if they 'are able to do so. Mn. Johns estimates that an averag&e of 15 people are being cutof welfare every week because they don't come to social services offices to pick up their cheques. The social services commis-' sioner said last Thursday that his' departmentý- would not have fonecasted the welfare decline when prepaning its 1976 budget. The, decline amazes him. A report from tl4e social, services welfare department states that 3,836 wene on Welfare rolîs duning the' month of May. That's lower than May of 1975 when there were 4,211 Durham residents collectîng the benefits.- It is also lower than Apnil of this year, when welfare cheques were issued té 4,103. The figures for last month indicated thatý the numben of, recipients in the negion has been on the decline for four consecutive months. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, June 29. 1976 5 South Courtice Honors Retiring Teacher Students weren't thie only, ones honored at South Courtice Public School's Awards Night last Wednesday. Retiring teacher Helen GlaspeIl was the guest of honor at a reception held in the Courtice Secondary Sehool cafeteria following, the presentation of awards. In the photo, Mrs. Judy Tamblyn and Principal Wally Pitt present Mrs. Glaspeil with a gif t in appreciation of her service to the sehool. Mrs. Tamblyn was>a good choice when it came time to pay tribute to Mrs. Glaspeli - she's had five children pass through the elementary grades at South Courtice. FewerPerm ifs SoId So For Compared to last year, the Town of Newcastle -hasn't been selling as màany building permits in 1976., According to figures re- leased by Chief Building Inspector, H.G. Wight, there were 292 permits issued as of the end of May. But by May 31 of Iast year, '333 buil ding permits had been issued. That's a drop of 41 permits. The cost value of ail permîts issued for 1976 until the end of May totalled over a million dollars less than the cost value for the same period last year. As of May 31 this year, the cost value was $4,296,729.00. At that time last year, the cost value of the permits was $5,642,444.00. e "Fossils of Southern Ontario" museumobile traces the province's tistory over a two billion year d. The first exhibit to greet the visitor shows rocks and fossils from the Ordovician, Silurian and inian periods for history'students interested in the early eras. Fa ta loty i During the 3Ohir period from 6 p.m. Junle 30 to midnight July lst, the Canada Safety Council anticipates that be- tween 18 and 21 Canadians will lose thein lives in traffie accidents. However, mnany people are taking a long weekend of 102 hrs, 6 p.m.. June 30 to Midnight Sunday July 4th, and the trýffic toll in that peniod could be in the 66 - 71 range. 19671 was the wonst year ever, when 94 perished in holiday tnaffic on a 78 weekç- end, and 83 died in 1973. On single day, holidays, tnaffic deaths number from 12 to 32 in recent years. There, is no Howeven, when the building permit figures are tallied for May of 1976, they are neck and neck with the ones for last May. In May, of last year, Ser mits valued at $1,999,278.00 adbeen sold. In May this, year, they were, valued at $1,989,748.00. As of the end of last month, permits had been issued for 112 dwelling units. At the same time in 1975, there were permits for 167 dwellihg unîts which include townhouses, semi-detached homes, single family homes and houses built on Agricultural zones. The cost of the permits, or how much money was paid to the town when the permits were sold, comes to $16,952 as of the end of last month. Forecast recent 102 hour court with which to compare. TheSaftylCouncil urges drivers not to1 undertake long, trips on an empty stomach, which can increase drowsi- ness, and if driving extensive- ly with windows, open, have frequent drinks of coffee, tea , milk, water of soft drinks along with rest peniods., Before stanting a trip, spend a few minutes inspecting the vehicle to avoid highway breakdown or accident, and especially check tire pressure with a gauge while tires are cool-one cannot tell by looking anymore, especially with radials., Boo k Beat "I love evenything that's old; old fiends, old times, old mauners, old books, old wines. " Oliver Goldsmith Three of the books included pay tibte to the past; to old fiends and old times. Four of the five are Canadian. Between Friends-Entre Amis National Film Board Between Friends-Entre Amis is the spectacuiar volume of photographs and quotations which is being presented by Canada. to the United States on the'occasion if its'ý Bicentennial. t t&as produced by the National Film Board and is a beautiful book which emphasizes the peace and harmony along our com- mon undefended border. The Runnamg Man - Jon Ruddy When a young couple rent a farmhouse in rural Ontario, they expect peace and quiet but instead they havea ghost ln the basement and a demonie sect Up the road. The seet wants the couple out of the house while Jake, the hero, just wants the story behind the ghost. Fast moving and well- done by a former wniter for Maclean's magazine. Rainbow: the stormy life of Judy Garlaýnd Chnistopher Finch This is a lavishly illustrated biography of the child-star who ended so tragically. The book begins with her child- hood and follows her through to the end. Lt is very detailed and shows how she really lived And worked but it is also sympathetic to the woman who seemed to be so driven and unhappy, Garland fans will find this tg> be one of the. best books about her. HlARDSAND fence and patio centre LFor ail your fencing needs including Farm Fence, T-Bars and Gates TAUNTON RD. EAST V/4,Mile East of Ritson Road OSHAWA The Judas Conspiracy John Ballem This fast paced novel begins with Westenners slaughtering cattie at a main intersection in Calgary to,,protest Eastern takeover of " their" resources. t is set during the Stampede s0 much of the action centres around various rodeo events. A threat is made against the life of the Alberta premier and various threats are made against the health of the whole city of Ottawa because of the conflict over natural ne- sources. This is one of John Ballem's best. Hallowed Walls: Church Architectuire of Upper Canada Marlon McRae This book won the award as best Canadian book of the year over such books as the Canadian Establishment by Peter Newman so it has already received recognition for what it is - an impressive documentation of the. archi- tectural styles of the churches of Upper Canada (Ontario). It is well illustrated with photo- graphs and plans jof the various types of churches. This book is a joy for any histonian to read. Childnen's summer pro- graans begin Monday, July 5, 1976 with a craft pnogram. There will be a different craft taught every Monday at 2 p.m. throughout the summer. On Wednesdays at 2' p.ma. there wiIl be movies for childnen. 55 ing St. W. ifs 0K ta fool a rou ndbut flot wh. lutstime Buying pa int can be a serious business! ln most cases, the palint that you are purchasing is being used to protect the biggest investment that you'II1 ever make ... your home. Color and price should not be the only considerations that you ma ke. Modern palint tech- nology has produced different products for different lobs. At Abernethy's we can suggest the proper paint and equipment to get the most out of your dollar. Don't fool arounid! Stop ln today!1 AýBERETHYI PAINT AND WALLPAPER BowmanviUle's Decoroting Headquarters 623-5431 Bowtmanville ANNOUNCINGI SUMMER CLEA RANCE JUM PSUITS - SHORT-SUITS - T-SHIRTS DRESSES - GOWINS - SKIRTS - PANTSUITS Chargex - Master Charge Cha rge Accts. Ava ila ble Midtown Mail - Oshawa