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- Orno eeky Tmes Wenesay March23, lt994 Mosport announce season schedule Stock car racing at Mosport The International Speedway wilî bc ACT sp hot and heavy witb the return cf a tbe Auj full season beginning on Victoria part of Day weekend and ending on weeker Labour Day weekend. release The Street Stocký Late Model worked and Thundercar divisions are all Tbe back running every Saturday Labour night along with a visit from the the final American Canadian Tour (ACT) for alli and thec ISMA Supermodifieds. last chi And, for the first time, the entertair American Canadian Tour (AC) will sanction a full season of Late Model racmng in Canada.-Mosport International Specdway bas been selected as the venue and Bill becomes the sixth region in thec program. The series wiîî run Bra every Saturday night along with the other three regular weekly Ont Tecrs wilinet only run at Nest Mosport, but may also compete in Kawart six, 100 lap specials, two of Paei wbich will be a Mosport and the Ptro others at Cayuga and Ottawa. The cusd two races at Mosport wil run as 1itl1c ACT specials. -Mesport oft- International Speedway wil ls invarial host an Oxford 250 qualifier, a Thei very important event on the ACT schedule. Cars participating in the series wiîl also bc legal for the ACT Tour when it comes te Mesport International Speedway. "We're deighted te present the ACT~ late Model Division, as we know it is a favourite class arnong our fans", says Mesport President Harvey Hudes. "We knew they SEAU missed them utassason and wdl Corpc appreciate ourefforts te bring Temp them back this year." ha rec The American Canadian Tour TE (ACT) Stock Car Series visits Mospert International Speedway on May 20, 21 and,22 as part cf the Player's Ltd. 200 Weekend. They will combine with al cf fthe regular weekly divisions making it a highly competitive weekend CL of racing. The weekend ef July 9th and Thm lOtb at the Speedway will be Threc awesome as somne of the miost spectacular competition come, Thes tegether fer an action packed Cana( racing extravaganza. foilow The regular weekîy stock car 1>)Ne divisions will play bost as the t ISMA Supermodifieds make their Bc annual visit te this fadiity. Also en the scbedule this weekend is 2) Ti the Oxford 250 qualifier, a 100 ai lap special- that guarantees start 3)> i money te the wi nner fer the July a 15 and 16 ACT Oxford 250. The a Oxford 250 is one of ACTs most 4) Ex prestigieus events during the M seasen. ini Saturday, its a regular night cf racing as weil as the special late Plan Model qualifier for the ACT onta, Oxford 250. payai Sunday, the, ISMA the a Supermodifieds mare their long eubr trek north of the border from Tel Oswego Speedway, (wbere they Th wiil bc competing Saturday night) for their only visit to Canada this - year. These open wheel, methanol burning, 1200 borsepower, heart _ stepping, incredibly fast machines are indeed the fastest c ars on Mospert's haîf mile Date speedway. Wedr esecond of the 100 lap specials will be staged on iust 19, 20, 21 weekend as fthe Toronto Star Wheels nd. At the time of this ;details are stili being d out. season will continue until i Day weekend, whicb is il points night of the year racing divisions, and the hance for the drivers to tn the fans in 1994. 3mah's 10 itarlo sied amid the beauty of the ha Lakes in the village of field, a few miles from orough, the Otonabee River irough the centre of this busy *mmunity which bas a turn- century charra that visitors ably find appealing. cre are many interesting shops on the main street, and many of bu ildings from bygone days like the tiny Christ Church built of stone in 1854 by volunteers of many faiths. The village is also home of Lakefield College School famous for its royal students like Prince Andrew and Prince Philip of Spain. Among the shops on the main street is one called 'Me Artisans". It's where 28 artists and craftspeo ple display their work. It's a small shop. Some of the artisans work rigbt there upon occasion, but mostly they just drop off what tbey want to display, and then go back to tbeir own individual studios. They t ake turns minding the store, share the rent, and sbare their artistic talents. What sets them apart is the variety of tbings they do and the wide range of their ages. But most of all their unbridled exuberance! 1 first heard about them wben 1 had a letter from April Sherwood, one of the original organizers. It was wnitten in longhand in a racy style as if the writer was breathlessly conveying the message. She ended the letter witb "please excuse tbe writing, my entbusiasm outweigbs my ability with a typewriter." I chuckled as I read it, and TENDER ..ED TENDERS, for the contract specified beîow, submitted to the oration of the Municipality of Cîarington, Office of the Cîerk, 40 ierance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, Li C 3A6, are invited and wilI ceived by the Clerk until the specified closing time and date. "ENDER CL94-6 -Street Tre. Plantlng Newcastle Meadows Phase 1 Trulls Deibori Phase I Wllowbrook Gardons External Areas LOSING TMME & DATE: 2:00 p.m. (Local Time) Wednesday, April 6, 1994 work for the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington under the tien of the Director of Public Works, involves: supply and installation of boulevard tree planting conforming to the îdian Nursery Trades Association within the road alîowances cf the viîng subdivisions: ewcastle Meadows Phase 1 Iocated on the west side cf Liberty treet approximately 950m south on Concession Road 3, owmanville. rruile Delbert Phase I loicated on the east side cf'Trulîs Rcad ipproximately 760m north cf Highway # 2, Courtice. Nillowbrook Gardens located on the north side cf Concession Street approximately 700m east cf Liberty Street, Bowmanviile. xternal areas - at varieus locations (± 100 trees) within the lunicipality including Ceurtice, Bowmanville. Newcastle Village and n the Townships cf Clarke and Darlington. e, specifications and tender forms can b. obtained at the office cf fSemnas and Aseociates Ltd., 110 Scotia Court, Unit 41, Whitby, ario, LiN 8Y7, for a $40.00,(including G.S.T.) non-refundable fee ,ble te the Consultante. An Agreement te Bond and a bid deposit in ameunt specified in the tender documents muet accompany each bid nfitted. i oweet or any tender net neceesarily accepted. (MUNICIPALT"* O aof Publiction: Inesdy, March 23, 1994 Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett, A.M.C.T.(A> Purchasing & Supply Agent Telephone: (416) 623-3379 Ext. 268 G.M. Semas- and Associates Ltd. 110 Scotia Court, Unit 41 Whitby, Ontario Li N 8Y7 P.O. 4461 later wben we went over to meet the artisans she bad described, 1 was immediately caugbt up in the buoyant spirit of it ail. About 10 of the group had crammed into the little shop for a' TV story we'd planned. Each of themn had picked out a cubbyhole wbere tbey'd set up tbeir easels and otber tools of their crafts. They were a motley crew. Somebow, cameraman Kevin Smith who was with us that day, managed to squeeze his equipment into thevarious nooks and crannies members of the crafty band had chosen. Potter Margaret Fish, who was in her 80's, was working beside two young artists, Jim Rowe and Donald Craig. Donald paints scenic watercolours and Jim c reates acrylics on canvass. Some of bis works are often used for graphics in The Toronto Star. We had a lot ini common. witb Larry Glover, a retired TV producer, who now spends bis tirne "working over a bot iron" as be put it, making attractive stained glass creations. He gave Jenny a bummingbird he'd made, and it now graces one of our kitchen windows at tbe farm. k I another corner Patti Briggs was weaving magic on ber loom. 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