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-ýýý~OroýnoWeeýky imes, Wednewsda1y, September 1, 1999 -5 by Roy Forrester At the Clarington General Purpose and Administra- tion Committee Meeting on Monday councillors went -tialf way on fulfilling a "-requ est by Mrs. Janlie Dodds, chairperson of the local LACAC organization. In her presentation Mrs. Dodds requested that LACAC benefit by five per- cent from the total sales of the yet to be printed book on the heritage buildings în Bowmanville. As well she suggested mention of the work of LACAC in the book. Under an agreement the Municipality is using funds from the Working Fund Reserve in publishing the book. Haif of the revenue k~rom the sale of the book is to be credited to the Mun- iclpality while the remain- der goes to printing costs. The 1000 books are to seli at a price of $33.00 and it was determlned that five percent of total sales for LACAC would amount to $1 ,650.00. Coundil bas approved that monies from the sale of the last 2414 books, profit, could be reserved for LACAC projects and grants as fuinds accumulate and requests are received. The amnount could reach,$8,000 rather than the $1,650-00 recognized through the five percent on total sales. Onrmotion by Councilors Young and Trimi a page in the book is to be set aside for information for the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee use. .Three buildings in the Municipality are now in process of Heritage desig- nation, 33 and 35 Centre Street, Bowmanville, and 6 Park Street, Orono, the for- mer Armnouries Building. in speaking with Mrs. Dodds following the mneet- ing she was pleased with the decision of the Clarington conittee. Ontarlo trail find out about the other loca- tions where thley hold rides - al across sotherni Ontario and even in Algonquin Park! riders assoc. coupon Books This grou1p wiIl be hav- ing a 2 day trail ride in the Ganaraska Forest Septemnber Il and 12. Thiey wil! be camping at and riding ouLt froin Sandaraska Park. Junior riders mrust be accomtpanied by an aduit. Participaticn s 1Iimited to miembers and gU.estS Of mem- bers. MembershilP information is available from Joan Anderson at 983-5371. .These rides afe verY enjioy- able and in ,,he vefing every- one sits arounld î big campfire and chats or sings songs. Thiey are an interesting group of peo- pie to meet. Tllis exper ience providles a great OPPOrtunlity to This is a fundraîsing effort for the Area 4 Quarter Horse Association and your support in purchasing one of these books would be greatly appreciated. The coupons are for Horses: - lèssons - English and Western Boarding - Stud Service & Mare Care - Food &, Worm ers - Tack, Art, & Gifis - Trailerinig and Safeties - Farrier Service - Pools & Golf A page inhistory for local. LACAC IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES 983-5301 - Air Conditioners & - Phone Installations - Fabric and Notions -Footcare - Computer Hardware, Software & Training - Flower Arrangements - Hardware The books which have been reduced to $10 are avail- able at: The Tack Shop (open weekends) at Wishing Well Farm on Taunton Roadjust east of Hwy 57 Sue at the Orono Co-op, Joan in Kendal 983- 5371. -.'REA T FORY FA TERIS DA Y! Tilley lats, plus 'endurable' pickpocket-proot travel cloihing. Available at Goligers Travel Plus in the B8owmanville Malil 623-1 511