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KIIRBY NEWS MrWliMhAlun, a htelong reîetof Kirby' passed away al Bowmianville Memiorial Hospitl on Tuesday January 15111. He rested at thie Barlow Pei (RDFTS * CLAEe CAPNDUCS * an d * SUPLTIES 0 * CHOCOLATE:0 *.m ONTRI *# NVELTI UES .7 G* M PÉ e e ____ e ADIC eWI *MON-UESTHUDO Chatterton Electric Phonfe 983-5546 orl'981-5940 1 1es iden tjïa.Commerical hidustrial Durham County Sa les Arena ORONO, ONT.. LIVESTOCK SALE Every Thrsday Eeng 7:30 pm SHEE P-CA TTLE HOGS- HORSES BUSINESS 983-9363 HOME; 623-4685 BILL MOSLEY Funera! Ihome until Sat. Serivice was fromn the Lang. t'hapel in Orono. R'ev. B. Long conducted the. service. Pali bearers were James Lowery,' Erni Bryson, Lawrence Hooey Lloyd ,Ransberry, ,Gerald Shackleton and Clair Chap- man. Our sympathy.. goes ta his family. Clarence of Wood- ville, Miidred Little of Picton, Ruby Shackleton of Salem a nd their familles and John of Kirby. 'Kirby U.C.W. served lunch at the Kirch Church after the service. Sat. evening was Euchre night again at Kirby Centen- niai School. There were eight- een tables of euchre, playing fifteen games., High lady for the evening was Mrs. Joyce Stacey, prize donated by Mom's Kitchen, Wayne Low- ery was High Mani, donated by the Dutch Ovèn. Low lady was Aima White, donated by Longs' Fashion and Man's low Bob Chater donated by Stutts' Drug Store. Thanks again for ail the Io vely prizes and aiso the food donated. The 'next' card party will. be the l6th of Feb. Many of the school chiidren had a holid4y on Monday, as the roads were too icy for the buses ta run. The Annual Kfrby Church meeting was heid on Tuesday evening with a good attend- ance enjoying the Pit Luck dinner before the meeting. The only changes were Brian flolvilie replacing Ken Hend- erson as usher and Mrs. Don Hammi and Mr. Rliselborough iooking after the M.& M. replacingc Mrs. Gus Wilson ajid Mr. Stanley Chapman: We are stililaoking for an organist andhope ta be able ta purchase another organ. Mrs. H. Lawery bas been and is filling in until one cames along. A vote of thanks was giv-en ta the organist and choir. Pinewood D erby car race for al l f cubs i the West Duirhamn District wvas held al day Sat. at St. Joseph's Audfitariu i n Bowm-anville. Pack winners in bath design and speed quaiify for the District Championship. held on Feb. 9th. Kendal cubs Pack raced their cars at 7:30 p.m. on Sat. Kevin Lowery came fjrst and David Elliott second, Raymond Kortikaas third, Michael Noone fourth for Speed, with Michael Korte- paas first, Brian Farrest second, Ricky Farrow third for design. Congratulations and Good luck in the next event. Stevens appointed personnel director Two more senior Oshawa civil servants .have relinqu- ished their jobs with the city and have become employees, of Durham region. Oshawa personnel director TerrySte- yens has' been appointed regianal personnel director, effective Feb. il at $23,500 pay per year. During council debate today ENJOY THE BEST Macs, Golden Delicious Bosc Pears and F RED'S FRUITMARKET 115WA U SOUTH 0F ORONO Authorities corne under regional f ire While the Regional Council was making their appoint- ments ta the authorities on Wednesday Councillor Des Newman (Whitby) asked council ta seek an amendment ta the Conservation Act to make the boundaries for the authorities operating in the region the same as the regions'. He also wanted the region ta have contrai over the authorities pointing out that the authorities were now the fifth arm of government. It was also painted out in the debate that the regian had no contrai aver the authorities and they were operated by non-elected persans. In spite of his impassioned and persistent efforts ta win council appraval, his efforts fell weil short of majority support. There was more approval of Coun. Newman's "intent" however, than of the,\collisioni course he was askng council ttake. The four conservation auth- orities under the gun yester-, day are: the, Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conserv- atiion Authority the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority, Ganaraska Con- servation Authority andý the South Lake Simcoe Conserv- ation Authorityý. The fundamental issue said Coun. Newmnan was: how much responsibility regional government was ta have in the conservation field? Coun. Newmain wanted ta "table", a list of five appoint- ments ta M\TRCA. Many nmembers. of 'the Regional Counceil agreed with the intent of Mr. Newman's ,motion but did not support it at this timne. Coun. Garnet Rickard) New castle.) supported making the appaintments. "If we're not at the gamne when it's in pro- gress", he said, "we're gonna lase." He said it was "paramount" that council adopt a policy on the matter in the near future. In closing the, debate, Coun. Mayor Jim Potticary describ- ed hlm as "probably the best personnel manager in Ontario and indicated the region had appraached Mr. Stevens ta take, the post because it "lwon't work without hlm." The region bas experienced considerable difficulty in hir- ing a personnel director. The last three recommendations for the post ail declineci the job because the salary was too low. Mr. Stevens wage was higher than the original council recommendation. The city's director of oper- ations in public works, Vic Silgailis has accepted the identical post with régional public works. The same report also recommended Ontario County chief engineer Bill Twelvetrees as deputy- cammissioner of works and directo of engineering for Durham region. Bath Mr. Silgailis and Mr. Twelvetrees wili be respons- ible ta works commissioner Bob 'Richardson,- the former Oshawa planning and deve- lopment commissioner. Regional Council aiso ap- pointed Bruce Hogarth as regional deputy-clerk. A member of the Oshawa cierk's department Tim Don- evan, who was appointed deputy-clerk Dec. 5, 1973, has declined the appointment. The position will be advertis- O.P.P. TO START TESTING 4-DAY 40-IIOUIR WEEK Cammissianer Harold Gra- ham today announced that on February 24th, five O.P.P. detachments, selected from the 185 establishments in Ontario, will begin testing the 4-day 40-hour -week. Newman asked council not ta take the "easy" route by making the appointments and hoping for change from within Councillor Potticary of Os- hawa hias now presented a 'Notice» of Motion' which is ta came before Regional Council on January 23rd. The motion reads as falows: 'THAT the Planning and Development Cammiittee in- vestigate and present a mot- ion at the next meeting ta petition the Provincial Go- vernment ta change the Conserv ation Authority Act tc allow each Regional Gavern- ment ta have their awn, authorities within their respe- ctive boundaries only, and that we farward this resolut- ion for endorsement by al Regional Governments in Ontario." ADULI COUNSELLING SERVICE If 3ou want todoçi somiething abou)t yo education. vou Probably tanl see vour EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING BOW MNViLL IIIGIJ SCIjooL GUIDlANCE OFFICE l'le service is free- uoinlidekitki aliad 11<)appoilitnient is flecesý.arv (MO(NO WEKLY TMES, 'iJANUAItY 23rd, 1974-5 memuwwno W. HeIp Yod F~ Stay Healthy î And Happy Whatever you need to keep in good shape ... medication, grooming aids, vitamin supplements.. consuit us! STOUTT'S P HA RmACY1 PHONE ORONO 983-5009 Kinderga rten Reg istration for Cla rke and Newcastle Registration for September 1974 nil be held in tefollowing schools Kirby Centeénnial Public School Tutesday,,February 5th; 9- 12 noon NewcastlePublic School Wednesday: February 6th; 9-12 noon Orono'Public School Thiursday,,February ltIi; 9-12 noon irâ SERVICE STATION Highiway 9.5 and 115, just north of Newcastle Fýeaturing: Premium Quality Produicts At the Most Reasonable Prices _ Stove 011U 9 Diesel 011 Available ini any quantity à__ 2v'" Phtne 987-4215 JANUARY SALE Continues Men's Jeans SGood quality jeans in fortrel and cotton, brushed denim -nd cor-duroy. Straigbt legs and flares. Plain shades and stripes. S Waist sizes -28 to 36 in the lot. Regular values to $l1.9s. On Sale $3.98 to $4.98 GIRULS DR ESS ES AND PANT SUITS Clearing A of our girls' dresses and pant suits in sizes ranging from 2'. to 3X, 1 to (;X and 7 to Il4'years. Smart styles, easy-care materials, attractive colour combinlationls. ~ ~ ChooseanYat25% discouInt Clclean cesCoa hs-Sno Suits jackets and snowsuits. Attractive styles anid colours. Sizes range from 12 to 241 mnonths, '2 to 3X years, and 4 to (;X years. Your Choice 25%Off Ladies" Housecoats Long robes an(îd dsters inl brushled acetate and nylon, quilted acetate and printed ny lon. Checks, floral designs, anld plain shades. Szs S, Mi, and L. Save 25C'A Ladies' Snowmobile Gloves Black leather snowmiobile gloves withi insulated f'oa in lïiing. Si z es inedimi and large. Reg. $10.95 Sale Price $8.95 pair R M S TRO N G 1S