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t i i 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillo. January 20,1988 Section Two Couple Celebrates 35th Never Ending Tale F or Courtice W ater Kenneth and Bernice Rahm celebrated their 35th Wedding Anniversary on January 10,1988 with a family family gathering at Bellamy's Restaurant, Oshawa. Thanks to everyone for making our anniversary a memorable occasion for all. When it will all end or how many more requests there will be, no one can answer answer That's how Regional Councillor Diane Hamre responded responded to concerns raised at last week's regional council session when water problems in Courtice were once again on the agenda. However, this bleak assessment assessment of the Courtice water crisis did not prevent the region from ratifiying a recommendation to pour more funds into watermain construction along Preston- vale Road. Regional council on January January 13 faced the same recommendation recommendation it had tabled tabled at a previous meeting, pending further information. information. The regional works department department recommended the Region continue the watermain on Prestonvale Road South, bringing water to at least six additional families. The cost is estimated estimated at $131,000. Council refused to move on the recommendation December December 16 until the Town of Newcastle agreed to contribute contribute funds towards construction construction costs. Regional councillors were still hesitant hesitant at the January 13 meeting. meeting. . "This request today is not big by itself, but it could mean we're just moving one little step at a time. We need to know if this is the last request. request. What will the bottom line be for the region?" questioned Councillor Lawrence Malcolm. Council also wanted a firm commitment from the developer promising to reimburse the Region's share of the costs. "The developer will pay the Region back," Newcas tle Mayor John Winters assured assured council, "once their draft agreement goes through. We've inherited this problem and we have to deal with it" he continued. continued. Newcastle councillors explained OHAP funding could not be used for construction construction of a portion of the watermains in Courtice. The town's lawyer advised this was the responsibility of the region. In light of this development, development, regional councillors still agreed to fund 56 per cent of the total cost of construction construction of the water- mains. Only two members of council voted against the recommendation. ,, The financing will be ob-' tained from the regional share of Costs in Subdivisions Subdivisions Reserve Fund. Once thé developer in the area receives draft approval, the costs can be recovered by the region. The remaining 54 per cent of the costs will come from the Ministry of the Environment. Environment. Newcastle councillors were elated at council's decision. decision. "I am extremely pleased with what was decided today," said Councillor Ann Cowman after the meeting. "This means a large part of the problem has been dealt with," she added. When questioned whether the Town will return return to the Region asking for additional funding for Courtice, Councillor Cowman Cowman admitted they would be back. "We will probably come before council again, possibly possibly without any money from the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. But I really couldn't say for sure," Councillor Cowman Cowman concluded. 3?opcc Roseau DECORATIVE ART STUDIO 86 Church Street, Orono, Ontario LOB 1M0 1-416-983-5312 AN INVITATION To Enjoy the pleasure of creating your own folk art. I have designed an exciting painting course like no other to give you confidence and success. You will begin working with your favorite color and each additional additional color will harmonize. Therefore, your colors will all be useful. PLEASE NOTE: This method of instruction is not available anywhere else. Proper care of brushes, preparation of wood surfaces and varnishing secrets arc part of my teaching teaching trademark, It is not necessary to have recognizable talent as there is a wealth of patterns and ideas readily available. available. OPEN HOUSE Thursday, January 21 Friday, January 22 Time: 1 - 3 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Classes commence Feb. 2 and 3 Phone now to register. Do visit the studio to see the large selection of paints, books, brushes and quality wood, The studio is open 7 days a week by chance or appointment. It's a good idea to call ahead first though. fBsS aft > <r> MmI a$B lililli® BSfSil tttm IM §Mp mHlœB <■' ' « . • "< ' - 'êÊWmÊÊmË ÈBMiBi fgfiil lÉiÉS: I Wmm *hl§3 1 IM Mpfl M&œm ■ --i l'.j. - g|§gp 50% OFF ALL DISPLAYS • Cash ' •Cheque • Visa • MasterCard • No layaways or deposits 100 BOND STREET WEST, OSHAWA 728-1617 BOND KING HENRY BUILDALL TERMS OF SALE: • No delivery • No telephone orders • Limited quantities • First come...first served SALE ENDS CLOSING JAN. 30,1988 HOURS: Mon. to Frl. -- 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday -- 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.