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r, r r, I Omt~W*jyTtw., .dêsay Mrd 2 W17N-1 Play salute for Lieutenant Governor The Town has given approval for the event but has denied financial assistance as a request for a grant should have been nmade at an earlier date. I MOTORCYCLE UNSURANCE 623-0331 or 623-1838 ~ PINE RIDGE INSURANCE A small segment of the Town Govemor, the Hon. Henry N. R. of Newcastle Concert band Jakcman, when he assisted recently arouse to the occasion-to M.P.P. Gord Milis in presenting play the salute for the Lieutenant 125th Commemnorative Medals to Dufferin goes two of three at Beaverton (Continued from page 10) Crashley managed ta keep out of harm's way which in itself was a contribution. The Eclectic Rainbow Jock Mitchell frustrated with the evening's events laid a crushing mid-ice body check ta Garlîck the Younger. One wauld suspect ibis was meant ta intimidate the Dufferin team as il occurred directly in front of their bench. But this was anly the beginning of the shenanigans that the referee had ta contend with. The Hideaus Masked Twins of Biokle and Garlick showed First Goals of the Season Brian Pisani, 6 years old, son of Phil and Jennifer Pisani. Council Briefs The Kawartha Region Conservation Authonity (KRCA) is seeking the help af member municipalities in promoting environmental awareness on Earth Day 1993. Past events hosted by the KRCA. have been weil attended, but the KRCA says they are nai geuting the wide circulation that they had hoped for. Due toaa lack of staff they are unable ta organize and attend events in every municipality. It is the goal af the Authority ta have Earth Day, events in every municipality in 1993. 1The KRCA has suggested a numnber of events that the Town af Newcastle may be interested in organizing. Dillon Consulting Engineers pravided Council with a revised flashes of ice excellence but reverted ta goon hockey when Krys the Ref, although somewhat behind in the play, turned her back. On several occasions, these Main Street Bullies wauld even use their sticks praperly, with the blade ta the ice. is there anyplace for this type of hockey in aur National spart?-I think, even Grapes wauld agree, that there is not. Bath fathers and sans enjayed this evening of romp. Colin Maitland, 6 years aid, son of Frank and Yvonne Maitland. schedule for the 1IWA Public Consultation Activities during Step 6. The schedule has been revîsed ta respand ta public concerns that the events were being held without adequate notice. The new schedule is as, follaws: Equity Warkshop -- Wednesday, April 14; Step 6 Crîteria Workshop -- Sunday, April 24; Presentation of Briefs -- Week of April 26; Step 6 Criteria/Impaci Management Feedback Workshop -- Saturday, May 29. Dillon Consulting has also provided Council with a copy af the Revised Stop 6 Appraach and Criteria Discussion Paper and An Equîty in Landfill Siting Discussion Paper. The minutes from the Clarke Museumi and Archives regular monthly meeting of February 1, have been received by Council. a number from the community. The band members are pictured above just prior to the programn. It was -determined at the museum's regular meeting that the date for the Open House will be moved to Sunday April 18. Dorothy Duncan wil be the guest speaker. Mayor Hamre will also be speaking at the Open House. It was recommended that membership fees for the Museumi increase.- Current fees are set ai $5.00 for an individual and $ 10.00 for a family for a number of years. t was suggested that each of these fees bc increased by $5.00. The Museum hours will be 1:00o p.m. to 4:30 p.m. until the end of March ta allow for the change over of displays. The exhibîr display is four months ahead of schedule. Curator Mark Jackman presented a report "Building for the Future". The previaus five year plan has expired. The master Plan for Recreation and Leisure Services should be gaing ta Council in the fail. t was confirmed that rumaurs saying that the Clarke Museum' was ta be shut down and taken over by the Newcastle Histonical Society are entirely false. Funds in the amaunt of $450,000 have been budgeted for reconstruction and structure widening of Highway 2 - King St E. Simipson Street ta East Saper Creek Bridge in Bowmanville. The funds corne from the Ministry of Transportation . Memorial Hospital Bowmanville will once again be participating in Canada Health Day scheduled for May 12. The Hospital is currently investigating joint activities with local primary schools in the solicitation of posters created by students. They are also looking into distributing thermometers ta patients attending the outpatient areas and other dlinics on May 12. The Hospital bas asked Counicil to officially proclaimn May 12 as being Canada Health day. The local Optimist Clubs are currently in the process of planning a Canada Day celebration te be held again ai Clarke High School. The Club has asked for the Councils approval for this, event and has requested financial assistance. AUTO WORKERS CREDIT, UNION Where PULL SERVIE Is What Credit Unions Are Ail About Credit Unions were the first financial institution to provide Personal Consumer Loans e Life Insured Loans aOpen Mortgages e Daily Interest Savings e ATMs » Weekly Mortgage Payments and the flrst in Orono to provide Home Banki.ng. AUTO WORKERS CREDIT UNION OSHAWA OFFICE BOWMANVILLE OFFICE ORONO OFFICE 322 King St. W. 133 King St. E. 5331 Main St. 728-5187 623-4821 983-5561 PUBLIC NOTICE The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle will be considering two appointments ta the Bowmanville Museum Board. The Bowmanville Museum Board -operates a Museum on behaif of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle. Members are appointed for the termn of Council (Until November 31, 1994) and meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month. f you wish ta beconsidered for appointmentý, application forms are available at the Municipal Administrative Centre, Clerks Department. Completed application forms must be submitted to the undersigned by 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 1, 1993. Marie P. Knight, A.M.C.T, CMM Deputy Clerk Corporation cf the Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 Telephone: 623-3379 Date of Publication: Wednesday. March 24, 1993 P.O. 3673 Qûfe ~ Carpentry, CUSTOM HOME BUILDING RENOVA11ONS "SmaII Jobs and Large l'Il Take Charge" 1-705-277-2397 JOE H. LEYSTRA