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Town Makes Future Plans For Recreation Garden Party Held at Bowmanville Museum The Town of Newcastle will plan its recreation future future with a comprehensive master plan maae possible by a $76,296 provincial grant. The Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation, Ken Black, announced the planning grant for the Town of Newcastle on August 13. According to Mr. Black, "all successful recreation S ams start with a thor- plan of objectives. This grant will help the Town of Newcastle harness its resources resources and implement creative creative recreation programs." The Town applied for the grant through the Ministry's Community Recreation Development Development Program. Jennifer Cooke the Superintendent Superintendent of Program/ Community Relations for the Town of Newcastle Community Community Services Department, Department, says the grant is intended intended to help the department address the recreation recreation and leisure needs of the community. The Town began the recreation recreation master plan on March 26, 1990 and it is presently in, the information gathering stage. The consulting firm of Hugh Stansbuiy Woodland Ltd. and Jack B. Ellis and Associates Ltd. have been contracted by the Town to complete the plan. Jennifer Cooke says that this stage of the program is probably the longest because of public input. "There are public meetings, meetings, surveys, interviews, the idea is to gather as much as possible so that we can have a plan for the 90's. The tentative completion date for the study is April 30, 1991. At that time, it will take the form of a written written report prepared for the Community Services Department Department and Town Council. They will then "try to take information and plan out how we can use it to accommodate accommodate the needs of the community," said Jennifer Cooke. Happy 18th Birthday "Sphenti" Ellen Logan, (left) and Helen Bowen, both dressed in Victorian garb, were busy serving refreshments to visitors at the annual garden party at the Bowmanville Museum on Sunday. The party was a great success and those attending were able to relax to the sounds of Shades of Silver. Angela Vowles, (right), of Aiax, was the winner of the fancy hat contest at the ill Bowmanville Museum's annual garden party on August 12. Angela's Daphne McCracken, of Oshawa, attended tne party with her. Offi ' cia; Buster Brown Sneakers selected styles sizes 6 to 12 *19.95 Many other in-store specials Branthush Quality Foowear 67 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2820 We accept Visa and Master Card randmother, sat the museum museum report that more than 50 people attended the' party, doubling the attendance from last year. Worker Injured by Chlorine A Foster Creek resident was injured in an industrial accident at Darlington Generating Generating Station last week. Police report that Ian Willson was splashed in the face with chlorine while working at the Darlington Hydro sewage treatment plant. He was taken to Memorial Memorial Hospital Bowmanville and sustained minor injuries injuries to the eyes. • • e Two schools in the municipality municipality were victims of theft last week. Durham Regional Police report that between 5 p.m. August 8 and 6 a.m. August 9, St. Stephen's Elementary School on Rhonda Blvd. in Bowmanville was broken into. Police say unknown suspects suspects entered the building by smashing the glass pane in a door at the rear of the building. They removed $1,000. And on August 12, police were informed of a break in at Clarke High School. Police say unknown persons persons entered the courtyard and broke into the library. A list of material missing from the library was not available earlier this week. Thirty-one packs of cigarettes cigarettes and $27.85 were stolen from a gas station over the weekend. According to police, the gas station at Taunton and Liberty St. N. was reported broken into last Friday. Currently there are no suspects for this theft. sikkens „ Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 c; So the natural beauty of your exterior woodwork doesn't: • fade in the sunlight • isn't damaged by moisture • isn't hidden CENTRAL PAINT and WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 ImoS PAINTS 4 _ IIC TOWN CI y A Newcastle == ^SJIT* ONTARIO" Tho Council of tho Town of Nowcnstlo, at Ils mooting of July 16,1990, unanimously passed a resolution slating slating that only thoso delegations who have contacted ttio Town Clerk's office prior to tho commencèrent of tho mooting will bo hoard. Delegations will no longer bo added to tho agenda on a motion of Council. If you wish to appear as a delegation before tho General Purpose and Administration Committee or Council, please ensure that you contact tiro Clerk's Office at 023-3379 by Wednesday noon prior to commencement commencement of tho mooting for Inclusion on tho appropriate agenda. Patti L. Dnrrlo, A.M.C.T. Town Clark The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 15,1990 . 3 FOR THE PAIR!! 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Also opening on September September 2nd will be the museum's museum's major exhibition for 1990 entitled "Over The River and Through The Woods", 25 million years of the Ganaraska watershed. This special exhibition, researched by guest curator Troy Young, has been mounted with the generous support of the North Eastern Eastern Archaeological Association, Association, The Ganaraska Forest Centre, The Ganaraska Region Region Conservation Authority, Authority, The Orono Forestry Station Station and Mr. David Blanchard, Curator of the Peterborough Centennial Museum and Archives. The exhibit traces 25 million million years of evolution of the Ganaraska watershed area beginning with the Glacial Time Period and examining the impact of the first native peoples, first European settlers, settlers, the deforestation of. the area and ongoing efforts in this century to regenerate the forest and the land. The exhibit will be on display display until December 21st. For tours or more information information call: (416) 983-9243. The Clarke Museum is open to the public from Tues, to Fri., 10-5 p.m. and Sat.,Sun., 11-5 p.m. Death PROCKNOW - Emerson Woody. Suddenly as a result of an air. accident accident on Saturday, August 11, 1990. Emerson Woody Prock- now, beloved companion of Joan Marie Dean. Father of Elvis, grandfather of Rhonda and Craig. Brother of Helen Kerry of Oshawa, Walter of London, Ontario, Ontario, Lori Dayman of Ingersoll, Susan Susan Shittleworth of Collingwood, Howard of North Bay and William in Saskatchewan. Friends are invited invited to call at the Macintosh Anderson Anderson Funeral Home, 152 King St. É,,. Oshawa (433-5558) Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Service in the chapel on Friday, August 17 at 1 p.m. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Margaret Ford, of Solina, adopted Rags a couple of years ago after the dog was r dropped off by its owner in her neighbourhood. Mrs. Ford and ner neighbours have , - seen a number of animals left by their owners in the Solina area and are now , watching for licence plate numbers of vehicles. Abandoning a pet is a criminal offence offence and the person found guilty of doing such an act can be charged and may ,■ face paying a fine. ■ BUY THE PAIR AND SAVE*