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r i Richmond Hill Team Places Second in Rotary Tournament This team from Richmond Hill was the runner- September 27. The event was organized by the up in the A Division championship during a Rot- Rotary Club of Bowmanville. ary Club lobb ball tournament held Saturday, Grant Announced for Durham Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Claude Bennett today announced a $5,000 provincial grant for The Regional Municipality of Durham under Ontario's municipal non-profit housing program. Incentive grants and interest-free interest-free loans are being made to municipalities developing non-profit rental housing for the first time, Bennett said. In an effort to encourage more municipalities to become become involved in municipal inon-profit housing, municipalities municipalities are being allocated funds to cover costs incurred at the preliminary and development development stages. ! The grants and loans, available available on a one-time-only basis, are meant to cover interim or short-term money requirements requirements some municipalities face when they are at the preliminary stages of developing developing non-profit housing. The $5,000 grant will help the municipality assess how its senior citizen housing requirements requirements can be met under the municipal non-profit hous ing program which involves both market rental and rent- geared-to-income apartments. For municipalities deciding to get involved in non-profit housing, grants may be followed followed by interest-free loans to municipal non-profit corporations, corporations, to be used as interim financing for administrative Noon Hour Films Focus On Group of Seven The Free Noon Hour Film program at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery continues in October with films about the Group of Seven painters. 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Under the ministry's municipal non-profit housing program, a federal rent reduction reduction grant from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Corporation reduces the effective interest rate on loans from private lending institutions to two percent. When required, the province offers an additional additional rent reduction grant of up to 100 percent of the federal assistance. These rent reduction grants are used to maintain overall rents at market levels, and to subsidize rent-geared-to- income units. If additional funds were required, they would be shared on a 50:50 ratio between the federal and provincial governments. Up to 50 percent of the occupants in senior citizens buildings and up to 25 percent of the occupants in family developments pay rent based generally on incomes. The remainder of the tenants pay market rents. 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October 13 Contact hays Classic Dairy 4-H Show and Ontario Holstein Centennial Celebrations, Markham Fairgrounds at 10:00a.m. October 13 Consumer Awareness Day, Oshawa Centre, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00p.m. October 13 Rabbit Growers Meeting, OMAF Boardroom, Bowmanville. October 14 Durham East Jr. Farmers vs 4-H Leaders Baseball Game (tentative), Solina Ballpark atl:30p.m. October 16-17 Rug Braiding Workshop, OMAF Boardroom, Bowmanville, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. October 20 Ontario "Reach For The Top" 4-H Championship, Competition, Bowmanville. October 27 Durham Cow Calf Club Car Tour to Peterborough County re: handling facilities. October 30 Durham County Cattlemen's Assoc., Executive Meeting, OMAF Boardroom beginning at 8:00 p.m. October 31 Feeder and Stocker Sale, Lindsay Sales Barn, 11:00 a.m. (1400 Yearlings). November 1 Durham County Holstein Club Sale - Malmont Sales Arena-12:00 Noon. November 2 Durham East 4-H Awards Banquet, Orono Arena, 7:00 p.m. November 7 Farm Tax and Business Seminar, Holiday Inn, Oshawa. November 7 Durham-Victoria Vegetable Growers Public Meeting, OMAF Boardroom, Bowmanville beginning at 8:00p.m. November 7 Feeder and Stocker Sale, Lindsay Sale Barn, 11:00 a.m. (1600 pre-conditioned calves). November 8-17 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto. November 11 Feeder and Stocker Sale, Lindsay Sale Barn, 11:00 a.m. (1500 Calves). November 28 Durham Holstein Club Annual Meeting, OMAF Boardroom, Bowmanville, beginning at 10:30 a.m. November 28-29 International Silo Safety Conference, Valhalla Inn, Kitchener. December 1 Northumberland and Durham Apple Growers' Harvest Dinner Dance, Greenwood Tower Inn, Port Hope, starting at 6:30 p.m. Town's Building Activity is On the Rise Another month of heavy building activity activity has resulted in $14.2 million worth of construction construction projects underway in the Town of Newcastle to date. That amount is almost equal to last year's building activity when $14.5 million in new' construction had been initiated as of the end of August. Information on construction construction taking place in the town was received for information information at a meeting of the general purpose and administration administration committee on Monday. During August, building permits were granted to $2,589,900 worth of residential, residential, commercial, industrial, industrial, agricultural, and institutional institutional development. That represents a healthy increase over activity in August August of 1983, when permits were given to projects valued valued at $900,000. Grace Reid, a member of comunity care for the past seven years, is pictured pictured here blowing out the candles on the cake commemorating Community Care's seventh birthday. The birthday party, held at the Community Care office on October 1st, saw dozens of local senior citizens stop in for some coffee and cake. New Work Selected for Rental or Purchase Presbyterial Women's Missionary Society Hold Fall Rally in Millbrook A selection of entirely new works has been selected for the annual Art Rental Service Exhibition at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, which runs from four to 23 October. More than one hundred new works by both local and national artists will be on view. A reception for this exhibit will be held on Tuesday, 9 October, from 7 to 9 p.m. Members and friends are invited invited to view the works, and to make choices for the fall and winter season. Office clients are invited to make bookings as well. While only gallery members are entitled to rent works, all works are available for sale. This is an opportunity to purchase purchase an original work of art for your home or for a gift. Works are in all media: oils, watercolours, silk-screen prints, acrylics and photographs. photographs. Regular Art Rental Hours will be maintained during this exhibition: Tuesday evenings 7 to 9 p.m., and the last Wednesday afternoon of the month, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Volunteers are on hand to assist clients with choices during the hours of Art Rental. An office service is available for business clients upon request. request. For more information, call the gallery - 576-3000. Please note that Art Rental Service continues operation during its regular hours when the gallery is closed for installation installation of exhibitions. Please use the rear door of the gallery. "Together it's possible." What is possible? If all Presbyterian church members would support the Presbyterian World Service Development Projects, much more could be done to relieve hunger and poverty in Third World Countries. Mrs. Lorna Van Mossel of Kitchener, who represents the Presbyterian Church in Canada on the Inter-Church Committee on refugees spoke to the Fall Rally of the Peterborough Presbyterial Women's Missionary Society held in Grace Church, Millbrook on Wednesday, September 26, 1984. The 50 ladies present were called to order by President Mrs. Jean Coull who constituted the meeting with prayer. We were welcomed to Millbrook by Mrs. Marie MacMaster. Three ladies from Port Hope conducted a beautiful worship service based on a passage of Paul's letter to the Collossians stressing the ways to serve and love our fellow man. The hymns and the solo by Mrs. Marie MacMaster - the Song of Peace all emphasized the theme of the meeting. Mrs. Van Mossel explained that the Presbyterian World Service was formed after World War II in response to needs in natural disasters and some refugee work and later became involved in interchurch interchurch aid and development. 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