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4, Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, JuI3y 28, 1982 proved. Scott Hall earned the shutout in goal . Laura A'raws camne close to scoring in i.- first haîf on a pass from Camneron Ester. Jim Partner at midfield stopped ail Bowmianville scoring threats. The coaches like to see such good effort and desire. Thanks alI. To the parents support on the sidelines. Developments listedý by Mayor Rickard At a recent meeting of council Mayor Rickard presented a report outlining' development in the Town of Newcastle during the first six months of 1982. He said this development compared favourably with other centres and ini most cases was above that of other such centres in the area. The Mayor of Newcastle stated that new construction in Newcastle for the first six mnonths of 1982 amounted to $11 million with permits be- îng issued for 35 new residen- tial one-family homes. He pointed out that there were 76 permnits for residential dwellings issued in the twelve months of 1981 and that value of permits issued in 1981 amounted to $93.55 million. He did point out that although there has been 35 events in, the Town this month. His report also included the satisfactory agreement reached in the approval of the 117 unit aparrment develop- ment in the south of Bowmànville and he expects the go-ahead to be a fact for the Forester's Senior Citizen complex in Bowmanville. "We have something to be proud of," stated the Mayor who congratulated staff for their efforts in working to satisfactory conclusions on many of the developments in the Town. He saîd it was a positive step ahead. residential permits issued this year not 11 were now under construction. The Mayor pointed to the Officiai opening of Vanstone's Mill and, the opening of the new British Bulldog as two positive C.L.O.C.A. preents summer programs The Central Lake Ontario day evening at 6:30 p.m. and Conservation Authority's on Sunday afternoons at 1:00 summer prograrn continues p.m. Binoculars, field guides through to the Labour Day and cameras may increase weekend and the remaîning your enjoyment of the walk, activities have been sehedul- but are not essential. ed. At the Heber Down Con- Guided walks wîll meet at servation Area campsite, the Authority office (1650 evening programs consîsting Dundas St. East, Whitby, of slide talks and films wiii be Cherney's Building) Thurs- heid on Tuesday and Satur- some restrictions In a report to committee of the Town of Newcastle, David Oakes, Clerk, points out thliat renamning the Newcastle Village Communi- ty Hall does -have, some restrictions. It had been suggested by the Newcastle Community Hall Board and the Newcastle Historical Society that the hall be renamed the Massey Hall. Oakes reports that the deed to the property donated by Chester Daniel Massey and dated July 3th, 1923 clearly describes the property, its location and more particular- ly the uses to be permitted within the confines of the property. Further the report outlines the deed as stating, " the name of the building now In a report to the General Purpose committee on Mon- day Kathryn Campbell, Town Treasurer, concluded that the 1982 budget perfor- mance to the end of June was withîn reasonable levels and that recommended amrend- ments would allow the Cor- poration to remain within budget allocations with minimal lowering of service levels. It was pointed out that there were some areas that did require adjustments which do have an effect throughout the entire budget. The major portion of the ad-_ justments were accepted. The report did show a deficit of $15,000 now ex- isting in snow removal and it day nights at 9:00 p.m. A nature walk wilI leave the campsite prior to the pro- gramn at 7:30 p.m. A seletion of films will be shown at the Campsite on Thursday even- ings at 9:00 p.m. Directions to campsite: following Highway 12 (Brock St. Whitby) north to Highway 7; turn west for 3 kilomnetres (13/4 miles) to Cor- onation Road, south 1 kilometre (V2a mile) to the en- trance, watch for signs.' Saturday, July 31 - evening program "-Reptiles and Amn- phibians." Sunday, August I1 "Nature Photography"; a walk at Lynde Shores Con-, servation Area to look at the Conservation Area through a photographer's eye. Bring- a camera' if you have one, or just bring yourself. Tuesday, August 3 - even- ing program "Sounds of Nature. " Thursday, August 7 - even- ing program "Art is Nature." Sunday, August 8 - "lHeal- ing Herbs"; a hike at Cedar Valley Conservation Area to look for wild plants with medicinal uses. Tuesday, August,10 - even- ing programn "Backyard Habitat." T hursday, August 12 - "Summer Wildflowers"; a walk at Purpie Woods Con- servation Area to see some of our colourful flowers of the forest and field. Saturday, August 14- evening program "The Ecology of Heber Down." Sunday, August 15 - "Senses Working Overtime"; a walk at Stephen's Guich Conservation Area designed to make people awate of us- ing ail five of their senses for appreciating nature. was anticipated that this could reach $100,000 by the end of the year depending on the amount of snow and timne of arrivai late this fal. Snow removal costs were high the first part of the year, stated the report. It was felt however that ad- justments could be made to offset the probable deficit in this area., T he report did point out that the culture and recrea- tion budget appeared to be on target for the year. It was further pointed out that some revenues are performing bet- ter than anticipated at budget time. The treasurer did make recommendation for addi- tional staffing in clerk-typists for the Clerk's Department and Treasury department. In this counceil gave approval for a part-time clerk-typist for the Treasury due to the fact that the department is now sharing an ernployee with the new purchasing department. eerected on the said lands and any building that may be hereafter erected in substitu- tion therefore, shalh be and remain "COMMUNITY HALL." The clerk states it would be contrary to the conditions under which the property was deeded to -the Village of Newcastle to alter the nan;t--- in any way which would result in the removal of "'Community Hall". The report also suggests if the intent is to change the namne then a proposed name or list of names could be sub- mitted to the Town fôr reviewý by the Town's solicitor. Noruhern xp osmr --- - - - - - - - I xpose yourself to the wonders of Ontarios Northern Provincial Parks. Itroduce yourself to a new world along the fabulous coast- jlime of Supenior, 'or deep in the heart of the wilderness. Prehistonic pictographis painted on solid rock offer youi the world through the I eyes of yesterday. Ontatrio's Provincial Parks. Looking great. For I I morte information Write: Ontario Travel- Parks, box 33, Dept. N.E, j Outside Toronto, 1-800-268-3735 j CIYPOSTAL CODEI OMlnstry of Alan Pope Naturel Mirister I/ ~ Resources ~ Ontario i r (/î7 /~7' i'w urono Squirt team A close encounter for Renamig hall has Orono Squirts team i piayed an exciting 0-0 Orono, with Tim's RentaIs of Bowmanviile on Wednesday, July 21. The main feature of the gaine for the Orono Squad was the vastly imnprov- ed play of Kevin Morton, Ryan Tomlinson, and Todd Graves. Darin Burnett,. 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