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diaw uvlT lwPTU5W v.irbxvI.TVnfAY.MAY 17. 1972 O.P.P. Report Tie Ontario Provincial Police, Newcastle Detachmient, investi- gated the following motor velicele collisions and ý, occurrences be- tween April .3th and May 6th, 1972. Seventeen accidents were investigated" in which 13 persoris ,were injured, and _9 persons wel'e charged with driving offences in- cluding 3 crimiinal code traffic offences- The Newcastle officers also comtpletcd 87 gencral investiga- tions o! which 6 were Break, Enter and Theft, 8 thef t, 3 dis- turbance complaints, 4 trespass- ing complaints, 1i assault, 4 re- ports o! erratie or dangerous driving and 4 reports of! missing persons. Two persons are charged with criminal offences. seven per- sons charged with liquor offences and 5 persons charged with imi- paired driving. The fllowing is a resume o! the more important occurrences investigated in the past week: It was reported on May 1, 1972 that the premises o! Courtice Auto Wreckers, were cntered ov- er the weekend. Auto parts val- ued at $230,00 were stoleni frorn wrecked cars. Two trout fishiermen who left their car unattended at, Wilmot Creek near. Newcastle on'May 1, 1972 were victims o! theft. Stolen from the unlocked car was fish- îng and camping equi.ment val- ùed at $175.00. Each year, re- nnrts of this. nature are reported recovered 'a few days' later in a bush "arca south of Newtonville, with two of the. vehicles being severely damaged. Two youths from Newtonville, one being a juvenile, were apprehended and charged with theft and mischief. In another incident, a truck was stolen from Newcastle on May 6, 1972, but has not yet been recovered. Safe Trailering It's the. time 'of the year again when many of -the cars on the. highway will, be- towing trailers behind them. Towing is tricky and it requires special driving skills. Double check your car, trailer and load before moving. If you want to pass another. vehicle, mnake sure there is enough time and room for the manouver. You cannot accelerate as fast xheii you arc towing a trailer. When you 'have passed, allow more room before, you move- back to your lane. Cutting in and swerv- ing could cause your trailer to swing and sway. When towing a trailer, always remember to keep a greater stop- ping distance than usual, between your car and the' one ahead. A sudden stop could jack-knife your trailer or shift the load. Make sure that your trailer is in safe operating condition and that it is attached by a safety chain in addition to the regular hilch. Bicycle Safety The OPP Accident Prevention ficer will be attending many hools in the area, conducting, cycle safety checks 'as 'Part of program for safe cycling. Each cycle inspected will be given a icycle safety check card, indicat- ig ail mechanical defects. You -le parent can help by making al ecessary bike. repairs, teacli bedience to traffie regulations,' nd by your own actions in traf- ic set an example for your child. Correction Last weekç in an article about the Orono Watecr Safety Programn to be held at the Orono pool we reported that the programn would be held in August. This was in error. The program wiIl be hcld during the month of July- CUSTOM-MADE DAP13ES CARPET by Harding and Crosley Wall-to-Wail or Area Rugs Complete lime of Kitcheni Carpet, Hardsurfaces F.A. Kramp Furniture Ltd. 37 - 41 King St. East Phone 623-7071 Bowmanvilie Free Estimates Decorating Service I Dr. W. R. Kent DDEF Bowmanvile Professional Bidpa 222 King St. E. Suite 106 Office Hours: 'Weekdays: 9to 6 Except Wednesday Afternoons Telephone 623-7349 1972 MOTO - SKEETER MINI1-BIKES "4THE GET-AWAY GROUP 0F POWERED FUN" Model 350 B.S.E. 3.0 H.P., Regular $285.00 Trrall Tanier sal3e $275,00 Model 550 B.S.E 5.5 H.P. Regular $325.00 Durable Duster' $310,e00 Model 650 B.S.E. 6.5 H.P. Reguair $365.00 Road Appr.ved $345,00 ALL MODELS FEATURE- -Automatie Rewind Starter -Automatic Torque Converter Transmission -Wheelbase of 40" Plus -Model 350 and 550 have Forced Air Fan Cooling -Model 650 - Free Air Cooling. -Modeis 550 and 650 "Tuned- Expansion Chamber Exý- haust System." -Further det4ied specifications available front: VOUR "MOTO-SKI - MOTO-SKEÊTER"1 DEALERL Rolph Hardware ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE 983-5207 Wiîlliam Ce, Hall, 'B. Comm, Churtered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 Ail day Wednesday and Saturday NOTIC E ONTRa FARMERS The Goverament of Ontario announces.. 1. The Ontario Beef Cattie Loan'Program, a program o! guaranteed boans to farmers to purchase bred or open bec! heifers, retroactive to April 1, 1972. These loas will be available from chartered banks. On the basis of a maximum loan of $250 per heiter, the minimum oan shahl be $2,500 and the maximum $15,000. Tcrm - seven year period. Repayment schedule - în- terest only first two years, equal payments o! principal plus interest for remaining five years. To be eiîgibie a farmer must have an annual gross ln- come from f armn operations o! at least $3,0004 Applications wil be available from the County and District Offices of the Ontario Mnistry of Agriculture and Food. 2. Capital Grants For Fencing. Effective inmediately the costs of materiais used in the construction of new, permanent fencing for the containment of livestock will be eligible for assistance under the "Capital Grants for Ontario Farmers" prograin. These grants wil be -applic. able to fencing constructed after April 1, 1972, subjeet to the maximum grant limitations of the program. 3.- Removal of Dead and Diseased Elm Trees. Effective May 19, 1972 grants will oniy be paid for the removal o! dead and diseased Elm trees from fence limes and open fields. Exciuded are trees located in !arm wood- lots or forested areas. Fgr complete details on these and other programs o! the Ontario Ministry o! Agriculture and Food, contact your local Agricultural Office. DURHAM COUNTY 234 King Street East, Bowmanvilie, Ontario Phone No. 623-3348 Hon. Win. G. Davis Hon. Wmn. A. Stewart Premier Minister The Council of the Mu nicipality of the Township of Clarke The Council of the Municipality of the Township o! Clarke herehy gives notice that it intends to pass a By-Law to close or stop-up the Road Allowances in the TownshiP of Clarke, iii the County of Durham, following. that is to say: 1.The unopened road allowance between Lots 10 and Il in the Sixth Concession of the Township of Çlarke, County o! Durham, extending from the ,southerly limit of the said Sixth Concession to the northerly limit thereof. 2. The unopened road allowance between Lots 30 aud 31 -In the -Ninth Concession o! the Township o! Clarke, Couiity of Durham, extending front the southerlyilimit of the said Ninth Concession to the northerly limit thereof. 3. That portion of the Road Allowauce betweeii Concession 7 and 8, ini the Town,- ship, of Clarke, County o! Durham front the westerly limit of Lot 35, Concession '2 easterly for a distance of Four Hundred and Thirteen feet (413') more or less on the northerly limit of Lot 35, Concession 7 and a distance of Three Hundred and Seventy- seven and Nineteen one-hundredths f eet (377.19') from the westerly limit o! Lot 35,, Concession 8 on the sotherly limit'of the said Lot 35, Concession 8. 4. That portion of the allowance for road between Lots 16 and 17, Concession 9, Township of Clarke. in the County of Durham, more particularly described as foUlow Commencing at a point in the said allowance for road distant n.rtherly Twe Thonsand, One Hundred and Fifty f eet (2,150') more or less front the north limit of the road allowance between Concession 7 and 8 thence northerly to te Southt limit of ailowanoe for road between Concession 8 and 9. The unopened road allowance between Lot 18 and 19 in the Eigth Concession of the Township o! Clarke, County of Durham, extending fromi the southerly limit of the said Elghtti Concession to the northerly lirait thereof. The said description to be subjeet to the approval for deeding Registrar o! Deeds before incorporation ini the enahling _by-iaw. And Take Notice that any interested party désiring to make dlaim or tb oppose the said By.Law will be heard in person or by proxy at the meeting of the said Coîncfl, to be held in the Township Hall at Orono, Ont. on the 6th. day o! June, 1972;, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock ln the morning. Dated this 5th. day of May 1972. B. W. Collins, A.M.C.T, Clerk-Administrator o! the Municipality. WEEKLY TIMEb, WEDINEbliýal, rrimi iLi, ORONO 1