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V/ Around the ---- Car Wash Raises Funds for St. Josephs Renovations PORT PERRY -- The president of the Toronto/ Peterborough passenger association is now looking to premier-elect Bob Rae to ensure the GO Train extension extension to Peterborough would' still take place. The GO extension was one of the promises of the Liberal government. government. The president said he was pleased the leader leader of the NDP supported the extension but now he is [hoping the start-up date for the line will be next fall t or sooner. ■ 'WHITBY - Skaters, ball players and swimmers are ■ facing increased registration costs in Whitby because " of the Goods and Services Tax. An operations committee committee in the municipality was told last week that ice ren- " tal fees will increase to cover six percent inflation '■ r c6sts and two percent to cover the impact of the GST ,on maintenance supplies for recreation facilities. The •'GST applies to the use of rental facilities by people 14 'years of age or older. OSHAWA - The NDP swept through the Durham Religion Religion last week and captured all the existing provincial „peats. Oshawa Mayor Allan Pilkey easily took his rid- yng with 16,500 votes, at least 11,000 votes ahead of the second place Liberal candidate. In Durham Centre, Centre, NDP newcomer Drummond White took the seat '.from Liberal incumbent Allan Furlong by a margin of ..lover 2,000 votés. And in Durham West, incumbent Norah Stoner, of the Liberals, was defeated by less 2r than 2,000 votes by NDP newcomer Jim Wiseman. -Santa Parade Set for The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 12,1990 3 Tourist Upset by Parking Fine A disgruntled tourist who visited downtown Bowman- . ville during the July Sidewalk Sidewalk Sale is protesting his $15 parking fine. He has, however, paid his fine. In a letter to Town Council, Council, the tourist stated that parking spaces were hard to find when his wife visited the downtown on July 19. At that time, parking on the main street was limited in order to allow the Sidewalk Sale to occur. ' In his correspondence, Richard Beckett explained that his wife and another tourist paid the parking fees at a meter but then had to drive to another part of town. This time, she parked on Silver St. because all the available meters were taken and because she planned to be gone no more than 10 minutes. When she returned to her car, she found the ticket had been issued. Mr. Beckett said in view this seems of the circumstances, seemed unfair. "It tourist attractions in your town are meant to discourage discourage visitors from patronizing patronizing local merchants, penalize penalize those who choose to visit your town unfairly or prejudice prejudice use of normal facilities," he said. Mr. Beckett's letter was reviewed by Town Council on Monday and referred to Newcastle Mayor Marie Hubbard for a reply. The renovation project at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Catholic Church on Liberty St. South received some financial financial support on Saturday morning when these energetic energetic supporters held a car wash on the driveway . Bowmanville's Santa "'Claus Parade Committee has announced that Santa ■ will arrive in town Novem- Vber 17. The date for the annual «•'parade was revealed in a letter letter to Town Council on Monday. Monday. s Elected officials agreed to give the Jolly Old Elf permission permission to touch down in Bowmanville. However, the committee has been asked to acquire all of the necessary permits for road occupancy and the holding of a special event. Parade Committee member member M.V. Gardiner said in a letter to Council that the route will be unchanged from previous years. The parade starts at Central Central Public School and ends at Memorial Park. alongside. One scout was standing on Liberty Street luring customers into the wash, but business was a bit slow when this photo was taken early in the day. No doubt it improved later on. NISSAN Nissan Slanza GXE 1990 NISSAN STANZA F ™'15,690' Specialty Priced factory demonstrators in stock now. ■ Saturday, Nov. 17th Pool Part of Developer Package ... Bowmanville s Santa committee has been asked to -IT" O Happy 21st, Scott f. ., m ' \ à - Mjejt k iw Love, four Family and Friends The developer of a 140- acre Newcastle Village subdivision subdivision has agreed to build a new swimming pool complex complex for the village. / The construction of the outdoor pool, change rooms and wading pool is part of an agreement negotiated recently recently with Victoria^ Woods Development Corporation. Approval of a subdivision agreement and a draft plan of subdivision for Victoria Woods were also recommended recommended by Town Council on Monday. The property, .located north of Highway 4Û1 and east of the Newcastle Public School, is the proposed site of a subdivision containing 369 units. In addition to approving the development on Monday, Town Council endorsed an agreement in which the developer developer will contribute to leisure leisure and recreation facilities in the municipality. eloper will not for additional projects related related to community services in the municipality. The developer, under the direction of the community services will build the park which is to be located directly directly east of the Newcastle • Public School. Director of Community Services Joe Caruana said he is satisfied with the agreement reached between the Town and the developer. "I think the residents of Newcastle should be very happy with the new facility and the proponents should be commended for their commitment commitment to the municipality," municipality," he said. Under the terms of the agreement, the new outdoor pool will be located in the new park site and the existing existing site of the Newcastle Pool will be turned over to the developer. "The existing pool will not be decommissioned until the new pool is ready to go," Mr. Caruana added. More Room is Needed For Xmas Craft Show The community services director said yesterday the development of the site would depend oh market conditions. However, he said it's possible possible that work on the new pool and park facilities in Newcastle Village could begin begin as early as the spring of next year. If not, the Town would hope to see the work commence in the spring of 1992. The outdoor pool will be heated and is designed so that the facility can be enclosed enclosed at a later date. 1990 NISSAN PULSAR T-Top Excitement '16,990' NISSAN HARDBODY PICKUPS ft From only 9,690 * Ask about our low rates and/or cashback. Freight ($490), Taxes, Licences extra The annual Christmas Craft Show at the Orond Town Hall has grown so large that it will need to use an additional building this year. The developer only build a 25 metre, six lane concrete pool, wading Ann Dreslinsky, chairman chairman of the Orono Hall o Board, asked the Town of ^ „„„„ , la ^ a , nP°8fc "id associated; buiîï . Newcastle for permission to tw cÜwistaiàs"«rts' - e 6o nt r00m ï 0f the ' shôwj and the eve T acres'of additional parkland'-1 adjoining Orono Armoury ~ . to' th'df muhicipfclity. This 1 during jhe 1990 craft show, t,'.property is abovevand be- yond the standard five per cent parkland dedication re quired of developers. Victoria Victoria Woods, Development Corporation Corporation will also be making a cash contribution of $250,000 which can be used 2ND PIZZA FREE ANYTIME ANY SIZE BUY 1 PIZZA GET 1 FREE ANYTIME ANY SIZE MEDIUM PIZZAS 6 TOPPINGS PLUS TAX Toppings are; pepporoni, mush» I rooms, ham, onions, green pepper and pineapple, >'IÇK;U;* on, ,Y, Not valid with oth.roW.ra, KXIMHI.H SEPT. M. Substitution. «>tra. I I I I I I I I I I I I $ LARGE PIZZAS STOPPINGS ONLY 95 PLUS TAX Toppings are; pepporoni, mush* 1 rooms, ham, onions, green pepper , PICK-UP ONLY. Not v.lld with oth.r offer», 1 a -- lu. 1 BP1KEI MIT. SI, OwbeWwtione sstre, ' | Horn, iklatlitn. accepted, I I Sow deletions accepted, The event will take place November 16,17 and 18. The chairman explained in her remarks to members of Council that there were 42 exhibits at last year's show. And this year, an even larger number is expected. This means that organizers organizers need more space in addition addition to the Orono Town Hall. Therefore, the use of the municipally-owned armoury which is located around the corner from the Town Hall was requested. Town Council voted Monday Monday to agree to this request. Town Helps Tornado Fund The Town of Newcastle's public works department has been allocated $15,000 to clean up debris resulting from the Starkville tornado. Funds for the work were approved by a special meeting meeting of To^vn Council last week. Newcastle Council, along with the Durham Region Council, is seeking provincial provincial relief to assist in repairing repairing an estimated $1 million in damages. Both Councils are asking that the Province of Ontario provide relief funding at a ratio of $3 for every $1 raised by the public. Newcastle Council has declared the property hit by the tornado as a disaster area for the purpose of relief funding. In her remarks to Council, Council, Ann Dreslinsky also suggested suggested that some kind of coordinated coordinated promotional and advertising activity should take place during the weekend weekend of the craft sale. That's because of the fact that the Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade, the Visual Arts Cen- and craft event at the > Orono Town Hall . are alb slated, .to take place on November November 17. Although the use of the armoury was only requested for three days, the Hall Board chairperson also suggested suggested that the municipality should keep in mind the possibility possibility of developing the property as an educational and cultural facility. She said a group of Orono residents is looking into this concept and is planning to make a presentation to Town Council before the end of the year. She asked that this fact be kept in mind if any decision decision is to be made on the future future of the building. "If you are looking down the road 10 to 15 years, you have a perfectly good building building in Orono that I would hate to see sold or demolished demolished when it could be used by the community," she said. NOISY TRAINS Residents of Andrew St., in Newcastle Village are objecting objecting to the noise of nightly nightly train whistles. In a letter considered by elected officials Monday, 38 residents of the street requested requested an "anti-whistling by-law between the hours of 10 p.m. and sixa.m." Their request has been referred to the Town's planning planning director for a report. The trains are Mowing their whistles at the CP railway railway crossing at Arthur and Andrew St. FURNITURE Since ; ms XOMZRUN RIZZA I 10 WAVE HI. Y KL). 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