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OR-ONO WEEKLY TIMES, THUItSDAY, IJLY 3thl, 1970 OIAW0- AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT STUDY 605 Rossland Road East - Whitby, Ontario, Canada (416) 668-3383 PUBfisLIC "HEA RI1NG'S It has corne to, ouï attention that'there will be no edition of t his newspaper during the second week in August wlieu the sehedule of August Publie Hearings for the Oshawa Area Planning and Development Study wM lbc published. Readers who wish to be informed ot the hearing. tîmes and places should therefore check at their municipal office or refer to an adjacent local newspaper at that time. DONALD M. PATERSON Reional Governinent Study Principal Your xost 'useful sejrvant 'can cnpple, or kili you. Tractorsco9mbii'es, baea>cr piekers and other machines have made farxers ili oeefcet But the iniereasinqg-use ,of .machinery .has.,been paralleied by a frightening îincrease-in farm accidents. * More Canadians aïe killed * Acc identai deaths, involving in farmiîng than1 in any farni machines have doubled other single industry. over the last 10 years. * The accident rate on 20 % of ail persons farms is 201/1 above the killed in farm accidents national average. are under the age of 10. - But machines do not cause accidents. Farmers do. 'Less than 5 % of farm accidents are cai..sed - by inechanical *More than 93%, are caused by careiessness. A, thoughtless act, refuqsai to use safety features like tractor roll bars and power take-off shields, and aliowing children to operate, ride on or play near machinery are among the principal causes of farm accidents.' July 25th to 3lst is Farm Safety Week and your Workmnens Compensation Board, urges you to farm safely this weeký and every week. FarmiersGCovered by the Workmen's Compensation Act Ail farm employees have Farmers desîring information about beencomp1soIlyc ved. the Act should mail titis, coupon. by Workmen's f ----------------- 1 Compenation 1 Workmen's Compensation B3oard, Compenation 90 Harbour Street, Toronto 1, Ont. since 1966 i Plese send me «Information for employersI 'and more than 1 in Schedule L."I 1 Name has been -paid 1 in. compensa- 1 Address tion and. medical aid Ii benefits. 1I. The 2:m ns Compensation Board, Ontario 90 Ha.rbour Sirc-et, Torento 1 Port Hope Teacher NEW BOOKS JULY 30, 1970 Adut- From Pulpit To Prison by Rey. Russel llorsburg (his story) .&ngel 0f Appalachia by Elisa- bath P. Myers (iography of Martha Berry) Ryerson 0f Upper Canada by Clara Thomas (a Eiography) And Then, There were None by Agatha Christie Mrs. Beneker by Violet Weingar- ten (a nov'el) Junior- This Time Next Week by Leslie Thomas (a biography of a suc- cessful Newspaper Reporter brought up ln one of Dr. Barn- ardo's Homes) Kenyatta' of Kenya by Jules Ar- cher The Summer Pastures by Gun- illa Norris Firelight The Rcd Stallion. by El- îsabeth Hartensteinî Easy Reading and Picture Books- The Story 0f The Little Red En- gine by Diana Ross The Happy Owls by Celestino Piatti Nothing Ever Happens On My Block by Ellen Raskin The Julïe by Harve Zemach. Up And Dowu A 28-year-old Port ilope elem- entary teacher %,as.arrested early Friday morning and charged with possession or narcotics. The arrest of Gary Warren Chase follows a raid, conducted by police at five o'clock Friday morning at 10 Hawthorne Street in Cobourg. However, the charge against Chase is a' result of a raid by police on the samie resid- ence July 19. Friday morning,s raid netted ofý fîcers an undisclosed amount of marijuana and hashish,' which police say was greater than the amount seized July 19. A total of six persons, four youths and two girls, were dis- covered sleeping in the Chase res- idence at the time of Frîd.ay's raid. Police said charges are eý- pected f0 be laid as a resuit of the raid but added they are tem- porarily withholdîng tbe names of those arrested. One of the youths found in the residence is 'facing charges of possession as a resuit of a police raid in Bewdley June 4. The youth was also present at, the Hawthorne residence when police conducted a raid there, early Sunday. In the June 19 raid, Chase was believed to bc the host of a Party which netted' police three ounces of marijuana -and a quantity of a substance suspected to be LSD. Thirty-eight people, 10 females and 28 maies were present at the time of the raid. According to a police spokesman, t'wo were under 16 years of age. Police are stili withholding the names of those present. In addition to Frlay morning's raid, poblice also arresteýd Michael K. Clark of RR 5, Cobourg who is now in Cobourg provincial jail. Police discrivered ýa large quant- ity of marijuana at his residence when they arrested him there, Thursday night at seven. ,Clark has ben cbarged witli trafficking in narcotics as a re- suit of the police raid held at the Chase residence July 19. Two more young people, yet to be identified by police, were er- M IA NSA "#C£ Loskord Weld'ing AN» FABRICATION Repah'5 Arc and Gas Welding ECvenlugs, and Weekenulu PHONE 9834760 JîERE! HANK'S BAKERY and Snack Bar Phone 983-5203 . Phone 98M-5249 au Instal an Air-Conditioning, system in your present furnace for living comfort in your home Also available- Window units For the latest developments contact PLUMBING and HEATING ORONO 983-5206 rested and charged with posses.- sion of nareoties as a result of the July 19 raid. Police said more charges are pending against Chase las a resuit of Friday's raid. Gary Chase and Michael Clark were remanded before a Cobourg Justice of the Peace Friday morn- ing and have been remanded ta appear in Provincial Court ini Co- bourg. 1970 Hfonda Motorcycles, Priced $219.00 190Alumninum Boats 1% &t $199.00 14 t. $269.00 ATV Jlgger, used-- $495.0t 1971 SKI-DOOS are here at f antastie Price's Ontario Sports SIKLJ)O Sf0? RW Y 115 Orono phone 983.544. The Book Stocks Charged on Dr. W. R.KentDDS Bowmanviile Professional BIdg. 222 King St..- Suite 106 office fours: 9 a.m., to 6 P.m. dailY Closed Saturday and SundaY Telephone 623-7349 x I liffl ; ýgrw-w;;ê é;;; ý; iý;;ýlé