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124tno Weekly' Times, Wednesday, October 23, 1985 'Plants a popular item Bazaar and Tea held at the Saturday. John Breen Parish Hall on One morning lte in the summer 1 went into a barb- er shop called "The Razor's Edge" on Brantford's Col- boumne St. to gel a haircut. 1 had an appointment, but flot necessarily to gel a haircut. Il was more to mneet the barber., I had my hair trimmed, and then the barber locked tjp his small shop, we hopped into my Mustang, and the two of us headed for Port Dover on Lake Erie to go windsurfing. At least the barber was going wind- surfing. I was te be the observer. So far, there's nothing too unusual about the story until you consider that Lloyd Pearce, the barber, will be 82 on his next birthday! Lake Erie was its choppy old self that day, but il didn't seem te, bother Lloyd a bit. Since it wasincorweQijent for hlm te bring his own board, the people who run the surfing sohool across frem Fred Knechtel's place on the Beach let us use one cf theirs. He changed into his swiffming trunks, grabbed the board, strede eut into the breakers and before tee long was skimming along the water, staying close te shore so Cameraman Terry Culbert could get some geod shots. Later, Terry went eut in a beat ta gel close-ups cf the speedy windsurfer. They stayed eut for about haîf an heur and as Lloyd pulled up his board on the sandy beach. 1 managed te crawl eut of my comfertable deck chair and amble ever. l'd been sitting there marvelling et his strength and agility. He's an amazing man! A super-senior who still works five days a week at his barber shop - when he's net out skiing, surfing or swimming. He's a small man, but he's lean and lithe and has the vitality and coordination of a teenager. His skin is un- lined and glows with obvious health. He's in tip-top~ shape. 'd assumed he'd be a jegger and work eut regularly in health clubs or something like that. But he deesn't do any of those things. His secret is somewhat surprising. It's massage! Although he's a great believer in toe-touching exer- cises and others of a similar nature, it's the massaging that gives his muscles and skin their extraordinary tone. Lloyd calîs his bathroom his home gymnasiumn where he -takes a little exercise" every morning. -l massage my gums, teeth, roof of my mouth and tongue first," he says. -Then I work down to the thyroid and around the back of my neck to the major arteries. Finally the muscles, using lois of pressure." After we'd talked for awhile Lloyd decided bc go out for another run on the water. 1 went over and slumped dowvn in my deck chair, idty beginning to massage my gums. Attend Fire fîgh ter's Course, District Fire Chief Terry Hardy and Firefighter AI Luke, both of the Orono Fire Station attended a one week course ai the Ontario Fire College Regional Training School. They both suc- cessfully cornpleted the course. Ontario, h ydro increase four percent (Continued from page 10) toward its financial targets. However, Hydro believes that its 1986 revenues will be adequate to meet the interest charges. on its debt and te meet its debt repaymrent plans. 1The increase wiIl aise reduce the proportion. of Hydro's assets that are debt financed, continuing a trend that has been underway since 1982. Hydre expects this trend te continue into the future as further progress tewards its financial targets is acheved. Trhe average increase te Ontario's 316 municipal utilities will be 4.0 percent, and te the 103 large industrial customers 4.3 percent. -The, increase te individual utilities' and industrial customners will vary depending on local use and supply conditions. Hydro's. 800,000 rural retail, customers will receive increases averaging 3.8 per- cent which includes the effeçt of rural rate assistance. The increase will also vary from customer to customer depen- ding on classification and use. RICKARD,Ge0 Newcastle. The way things are now we are being driven away. 1 urge young people to take an interest in the municipal election and to take a good look at the .candidates. 1 request you ý Ort the candidate that \.try to hielp us in thius regard. Young people's futures depend on your interest in this matter. Melissa Miskîe Letter Editor Orono Weekly Tirnes Dear Editor: I arn an eighteen year old student at Clarke High School and 1 arn very con- cerned about my future. 1 would like to live in this municipality when 1 graduate but 1 don't feel there are enough job op- portunities available. My boy friend is 21 years old and has worked at a gas station since he finished school. To get a better job which also paid morehe had to go to Scar- borough. 1 feel if there was more industrial developmnent ir- this area, the younig peo- pie could afford to settle down in the Town of P"%UBLIC NOTICE MUNICIPAL GRANTS Ail organizations seeking a grant from the Corporation of, the Town of Newcasle for their activities during 1986 must submit.a completed application form to the office of the Treasurer on or before December 1, 1985.. Application forms and copies of municipal grant policy are available at the Municipal Office of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle at 40 Temperance Street, Bowman- ville. And further take notice that the Newcastle Community Service Planning Board wil hear delegates concerning their grant application at it's regular meeting on December 4, 1985 in Court Roomn No. 1 Police and Fire Build;ing, Church Street, Bowmanville, Ontario at 7:00 P.m. MIRt Dakin Chairman N.C.S.P.B. Date of Publication: October 23rd P.O. No. A 1485 Public Notice To Its Citizens Appointments To Boards Ani Committees Applications will be received by the undersigned until Friday, November 29th 1985, from any eligi- ble person who would like to be considered for ap- pointmnent or re-appointmrent to any of the local boards and commnittees of the Town of Newcastle. Aplicants must be at least 18 years of age, reside n the municipality and meet the qualifications associated with the board or commnittee for which the application is being submitted. Ali applica- tions*must state the office being applied for, and must also include full namne, address, telephone number, qualifications or experience, and present occupation. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES Museum Boards (Clarke and Bowvmanville) Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Com- mittee, Game Commission Livestock Valuer Fence Viewers Pound Keepers Property Standards Committee Bowmanville Memnorial Hospital Board (To be ap- pointed in June 1986) Newcastle Community Services Planning Board (Four to be appointed, 2 for Ward 1, 1 for Ward 2, and 1 for WVard 3). Ali applications for appointment are to be forward- ed to: David VW. Qakes, B.A., A.M.C.T. Town Clerk Town of Newcastle 4 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 File: 35.60.2. Date of Publication: October 23, 1985P..N.A18 Plants were a mest popular item at the St. Saviour's