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Statesman, Bowmanvilie, January 31, 1979 Accountancy WILLIAM C. HALL Be. Comm. Chartered Accountant 36/ King St. E., Oshawa Telephone 725-6539 D. V. SNODDON 212 Liberty St. North Bookkeeping and Tax Service Business: -623-7950 Residence: 623-7308 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. 118 King St. East, Suite 2 623-6555 JOHN P. WINTERS Chartered Accou ntant - 23 Silver St. Bowmanville 623-9461 Sam at Queen's Park- Last fait, Premrier William Davis pledged the support of the Government of Ontario for the International Year of the Chitd, proclaimed by the General Assembly of the United Nations to begin January 1, 1979, as a means of focussing attention on the wel being of chiidren. Due 'to provincial restraints on spending, extra, funds cannot be ailocated for IYC ac- tivities,. HoWever, al Ministries and Secretariats of the On- tario Government are participating by building special pro- jeets into existing programs within regularly allocated budgets. Many pro jects dealing with cildren's services or dedicated to the Year of the Child are already well advanced. The Ministry of Health an- nounced addition;;] Amendment' Sought in DLurham Act The wheeis were set in motion by Durham Regional Council last Wednesday to change that part of the Durham, Act which aliowed chairman Walter Beath to vote himself into office last December. Council passed a motion authorizing the regional solicitor to review the per- tinent sections of the Act and recommend to the management committee their sections be changed. Changes would eliminate the breaking of a tie vote in the election of regional chairman by the per- son who held the chairmans office the previous year. The motion, introduced by Oshawa Mayor Jim Potticary, arose out of a controversy created by Beath's election as regional chairman at council's inaugurai meeting December 6. The vote ended wîth bôth Beath and challenger Oshawa councillor Allan Pilkey screening tests for diseases causing mental retardation in undetec- ted or untreated new born children. Also, an intensive immunization and awareness c am- paign and a preventive dental care, program began last fait. A comprehensive public education program on mental retardation prevention is being mounted during 1979 by the Ministry of Comuiy and Social Services with 'the assistance of the On- tario Association for the Mentally Retarded and the Ministry of Health. The Ontario Educationai Com- munications Authority is producing a series of f rograms called "A Dif- ferent Understanding" to assist teachers and specialists in under- standing the problems and pain experienced by children with learning disabilities. receiving 15 votes. Beath broke the tie by voting for himself. The regional solicitor's opinion was that in the event ofa tie, the incumbent chair- man could have a vote. Mayor Potticary was not satisfied with this ruling, though, and sent a letter ta Queen's Park questioning the iegality of the election. Ministry of Intergovern- mental Affairs solicitors agreed Beath's election was properly conducted and legal. Mayor Potticary said hie knew of very few systems of government which expected a person not elected to vote for himiself. He said the anomaly which was created in the writing of the Durham Act and which "has caused em- barrassment to eiected people of high integrity" should be corrected within the next two years. Heîr%,Your, HeIp gour Heart Fund SAVE' SAVEZ *WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATINO I SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITYI IK3FUELU3 D O1L* * FOR ALL YOUR M I FUEL OIL NEEDS 157UUNDA ST. EAST WHITBY Telephone Todayl Cali Collect M * 668-3381- ' Prompt, Courteous Service Mezau,,ni,, Ontario's theme for IYC, "Today is for Tomorrow," reflects the government's awàre- ness that our future peace and prosper.ity, will be determined by the care and attention we give. our children today. However, the real spirit for the Year of the Chiid has to start in the family and the comrmunity through personal commitments to our own children, grandchildren, nephews or nieces. Individuals may wish to join in the observance by becoming block parents or setting up a Block Parent Association; offering to babysit for a single parent family; or con- tacting the local Children's'Aid, YM- YWCA or Big Brother/Sister Associa- tion regarding volunteer work. Speaking about the Year of the Child, I would like to comment on the two recreation facilities that have been recently built in the Village of Newcastle- and Orono for, amongst others, children. There has been much discussion in the last few weeks about the financing of these two arenas, and some ap- parent delay from Win- tario in getting money to the Town of Newcastle to alleviate the Town's interim financing for these projects. To heip clarify the questions from the provincial viewpoint, I have always made myseif availabie to both Arena Boards and to the Town of NeWcastle..if,-any of those groups' thought that my intervention in James ns urance Agency Limited 24 King St. E. Bowmanville For al1 your insurance needs Doug James af 623-4406 the Wintario ap- plications would be beneficial. It was not until Satur- day, January 6th, that Councillor Keith D. Barr calied me and said that the Town was ex- periencing some delays from Wintario. As a result of this caîl, I arranged to meet with Wintario represen- tatives and with the Town of Newcastle staff on Friday January l2th. The meeting was chaired by Mayor Gar- net Rickard, and after an ail morning deliberation, it ap- peared that the dif- ficulties wouid be resolved with further meetings amongst the staff. I was not contacted by anyone from the Town of Newcastle about this matter until January 23rd when Mayor Gar- net Rickard informed me that things were moving along, and if the Town needed my assistance again, they would contact me. I know that the Town Council would not like interference into their management, and know that my rote as co- ordinator at the provin- cial level. helped facilitate the problems that seemed to have arisen. I think it is only fair to say that if anyone has questions about the exact status- of these two worthwhile projects, they should contact their local councillors to get more information concerning progress at the Town Levet. WM. J. H. COOGINS Chartered Accountant 115 Liberty Street South Bowmanville Phone 623-3612 Dental DR. ANGUS M. BLAIR D.D.S. 26 Frank St., Bowmanvilîe <(near Dominion Store) Office Hours: 9:30 arn. to 9 p.m. including Saturday Telephone 623-3181 PATRICK G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 36 King St. W. 623-4473 Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fni. 8:30 'tii 5:00 Chiropractie LAWRENCE A. GREY' Doctor of Chiropractie 270 King St. East Bowmanville Phone 623-4004 G. EDWIN MANN, D.C. Chirpractor Office: 15 Elgin Street Corner of Horsey Street Phone 623-5509 Office Hou rs: By appointment LEONARD JAY, B.Sc., D.C. Doctor of Chiropractie 96 Oueen Si reet Bowmanville Phone 623-9297 GIIrJf fi VALIANT, FLAVORED' Drink Mix CprytaIs PKGA IGA Q 14 FL.s Fancy Applesauce ozTN FANCY 14FL. IGA Peach Halves OZ. TIN %% CULVERHOUSE, CHOICE 12-FL. À@ ^ Asparagus Cuts OZ. TIN Q INTOMATOSAUCE 28,FL, Libby's Spaghetti OZ. TIN69 VEGETABLE BEEF, CONSOMME, CHICKEN VEGETABLE, TOMATO NOODLE OR BEEF NOODLE, FANCY -Aylmer m3à% Soups O.TN ASSORTED VARIETI ES A6½/-OZ. 9 Lives Cat Food 4 TINS1 Carnation 16-OZ $IQ Coffeemate JAR 1.3 ALL PUR POSEI Maxwel House Coffee The Spotlight Is on Again! Spoilight Theatre p~resents Terence Rattigan's, The Browning Version February 8th, 9th, and lOth at 8:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Arts Resource Centre. This theatre group, formeriy located in Bowmanviiie, is now in Oshawa. However, its emphasis is as oid as story- teliers around a primitive fire- entertainment, Individuais who enjoy theatre and who appreciate its ieavening effect on the culture of a community wili hopefuiiy be pieased to support and appreciate the contribution SpotlightTheatre can make. The Browning Version is a play set in Engiand in the forties. A schooi teacher who bas insulated himseif from life is forced, for heaith reasons, to seek a less demanding post at a time when ail the benefits of persistence and dedication seemn "ripe for the picking." The play examines what happens when this dedicated but insuiated teacher and his iife-seeking wife are forced by T~ circumstances, to ciarify Cri themseives under the stress Of Kas domestic upheavel. peri Marjorie Sutton, founder of. Ti Spotiight Theatre and director the of The Browning Version (Inf piays Millie Crocker-Harris, phe the female iead. Expansion Won't Local Police Cove Durham Regional Police's il expansion into Scugog and viii( Cartwright Townships wili tari have no effect on the police to t] coverage 'Bowmanviiie has to1 been receiving stated Cli Oshawa's Staff Sergeant John B Kay. Staf As a resuit of the expansion stat which was effective Decem- Pr¶l ber- 31st, 1978, 17 additional unit policemen were hired to R tackle the increased respon- ade sibiiity. The new staff is ma( working out of Uxbridge. that A further boundary expan- Of sion to include Brock Town- Bo', shin is uianned for 1980. fec [he maie lead, Andrew .cker-ariis played by shJauik a veteran rformer. Tickets can be purchased at eArt Resource Centre nformation Oshawa) or bv ieing Marjorie (576-2558). 1Change erage The perimeter of Bowman-, Ie's 16 Division is Lake On- rio to the south, 7A higbway the north, Town Line Road the west and the H-ope- arke line to the east. BowManville precinct's aff Sergeant John McGuey ated that 16 Division is otected by four two-man its on a 24 hour basis. 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