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O. . ........, ed esa , eri,~ IN ew life at Leskard church Election debate over tourism t was an carly start in Northumberland County last week when the Liberal candidate, incumbent, Mrs. Fawcett squared off with Dr. Gait the conservative candidate over their policies as to tourism. Both spoke of the importance of tourism to any municipality and the part their parties would play to promote the industry. The NDP have yet to appoint a candidate to contest thc riding. Motorists at risk travelling 401 Travellers on 401 near Highway 28 out of Port Hope have been subJect to rocks and in one case a suspected molotov bomb as they pass through the area. The problem started in the latter part of February and carried on into March. At least fifteen cars have been stoned, eight of the incidents happened one evenmng recently. t is feit that it is the same group of people who have been carrying out the stoning of cars and that they must bc stopped. PUBLIC MEETING COURTICE COMMUNITY COMPLEX You're inviled tg a public meeting on Tuesday, April 4,1995 ai 7:00 p.m. Court ice Secondary Schoot, Cafeteria 1717 Nash Road, Courtice You will have an opportunity to: " comment on the preliminary design of the commun ity oentre " meet the architects - Wong Gregersen Architects Incorporateci " be part 0f the process Plan to attend this important meeting! nT\R. O Date of Publication: Wednesday, Marých,29, 1995 P.O. 4900 Some fifty were iantendance at the Leskard United Church early Sunday evenmng for a potluck supper and a service of worship. In speaking with Rev. Dr. Russell he said it was most encouraging especially to sec so many young famiies in attendance. Picturcd above ar e threc, members of the Devries family choir from Newtonville who provided an excell ent program of music. There arc Mnc family A House Committee bas been formed to develop the life of the' congregation at the Leskard Church. Wr amd Mrs. Clarence Allin attend the Leskard event with Clarence celebrating his 75th birthday. children in thc choir who have pcrformed on '100 Huntley Street on the Vision channel. A number of their selection featured three- part harmony. Lea cost for Northumberland Clarington above average? Legal costs for the Northumberland Clarington Board of Education was an item of debate at a recent meeting considering Uic 1995 budget. The issue is a recurring use with every new budget. Legal fées for the board during the past year reached $ 158,950 an amount of $40,000 over budget for the year. In recent discussions an amount of $ 160,000 has been set for legal costs during 1996. t has been pointed out that the legal expenditures for Northum- berland Clarington is much higher that boards of similar size in thc area. Boards of similar sizes are spending less than $40,000 in legal fees. The Peterborough County board with 20,000 students spent $10,000 in 1994 and $33,000 in 1993. The Northumberland Clarington Board has an enrolment of 24,000 students. Dick Malowney, director of education, for the local board, has said that comparisons are inaccurate because the local board reports ail legal fees together while others do not. 753 773 1300 lb. rated capacity 1700 lb. rated capacity 40 hp liquid-cooled 1800 lb. with optional diesel engins counterweight kit> 46 hp liquid-cooled diesel engin.ý Fa rmAe r% 853 1700 lb. rated capaclty 58 hp llquld-cooled diesel engins 50 Sertes Features: - Excellent breakout force and quick loader cycle time - Unsurpassed service access - The BOSS «<Bobcat Operation Sensing System) alerts the operator of mechanical mafunctions before they become costly breakdowns - Push-button auxiliary hydraulic controls - 30-plus versatile attachments - Optional hand controls. 7 units in stock for L~ L~ Dmmediate deier FEVERGREENe. F ARM & GARDEN LTD. 983-9119 1-800-461-2120 I © aunon oad,2 miles west of Hwy. 115, Orono 1 ,,~ ~ ~~W~rr r~r r . r 10-0 0-40 10