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ii Concession Licence Altered for Vehicle A Town of Newcastle Bylaw Bylaw regarding three types of refreshment vehicle licences is to be replaced with a new one. Chrystal Huxter, a university university student, approached the General Purpose and Administration Committee earlier this month because she wanted to be able to move her frozen yogurt stand to two additional location's. location's. She had been approached by a' grocery store and a local local fair. To move to these locations, locations, she would have been required to pay an ad ditional licence for her trailer. trailer. Ewan Huxter, Ms Hux- ter's father, told the committee committee members that her business business did not operate from a mobile unit like a push cart. It operates from a trailer. "It takes two hours to set up the operation once it has been relocated," said Mr. Huxter. Under the new by-law, which will go to town council for final approval Monday night, Ms Huxter's refreshment refreshment stand will be permitted permitted to move to the additional locations. It will be charged only one fee of $200. V V mm PUBLIC NOTICE INVENTORY BLOW-OUT LIQUIDATION EVERY ITEM IN BOTH LOCATIONS REDUCED! ALL KINDS OF DEMONSTRATORS, END OF LINES, ETC. 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I However, a third organi- ■ zation was granted permis- W sion by the general purpose and administration committee committee on Monday to sell the Nevada draw tickets. The committee's decision must still be approved by Town Council at its next meeting. Town officials were told Monday that the lottery provides provides needed revenue for many non-profit organizations organizations in the municipality. The Big Sisters of New- castle-Oshawa-Whitby and the Pine Ridge Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs both requested requested permission to sell the tickets. Their requests were denied. However, the committee geography teacher at Bowmanville High School". Known widely for his discussions Brownsdale Community and presentations including films and videos, Mr. Ball will be setting those aside Centre be allowed to sell the to take part in more relaxing activities after school winds up this year. Bruce was tirets because the Centre joined by his wife, Betty, and many friends who came to offer their best wishes on owns and regularly occupies The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 19,1991 3 r r y A reception was recently held at the Bowmanville Lions Centre for Bruce Ball 1 H CTT Ï1 T"1 rl T7 TUO On AT O t "D An nw nri.nll n T.T Z ----"l-- O _ 1 _ _ T Tl" *11 *1 • 1 his retirement. He says he will be donning his fishing hat and grabbing his camera t] ? e bui i d T g wbere the tick " to take part in a more relaxing lifestyle. "After 34 years, it is time to t™ something ets T a u® ° different-hke having some free time," he added' 8 , /he mumcipalitVs regu- ' lations regarding the sales Kirk Kemp GX-CD75CBK • Remote control • Portable CD player • AM/FM double-cassette *549.95 I Only $6.75 s Week OAC WO-T360CBK OSHAWA -- General Motors has warned that unless there is improved co-operation between union and management, one of GM's Oshawa plants could be forced to shut down. The auto maker claimed that the shutdown of Plant Number Two could happen in 1995. Such a move would cost about 3,800 jobs. General Motors Motors is currently bidding against American plants to build Buick and OldsmobiTe W-cars at the Oshawa Number Two plant. GM stated that, at the competing American plants, union and management work together together in bidding for a manufacturing assignment. GM is believed to be seeking changes in overtime, breaks and sick leave provisions at the Canadian plants. OSHAWA - Fiesta Week was launched on Sunday, Junè 16, with a parade through downtown Oshawa. The special week continues to June 23. A total of 22 pavilions representing various countries will hold Open House. Passports entitling their owner to visit all of the pavilions are available. The week concludes with a Teddy Bear's Picnic at Lakeview Park on June 23. PICKERING - A spill of 15,000 litres of radioactive heavy water occurred at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Generating Station last Friday afternoon. Ontario Hydro said the spill should be clearied'iTip.;by ^Tuesday. The.-: spill was confined to a boiler room floor inside a reactor reactor building. There was no leakage of water into Lake Ontario. Although no injury or exposure to radiation occurred, plant workers entering the room may have to wear protective suits as they clean up any remaining remaining materials. The spill was attributed to a valve malfunction. malfunction. OSHAWA -- The Oshawa General Hospital fundraising fundraising campaign has reached a new milestone. As of last week, the campaign had achieved 80 per cent of its goal of $20 million. A cheque for close to $5.1 million million was presented to the campaign by GM workers last week. Their contribution brings the hospital campaign campaign to $16.8 million. Enters Race For Council Kirk Kemp is the latest candidate to register for the November municipal election. election. The 32-year-old apple farmer who ran a close second second to MPP Cord Mills in the provincial election last fall, has filed as a candidate for regional council in Ward Two (Bowmanville). Although no additional names have been added to the list of potential candidates, candidates, one persbn in the running running has decided to seek a local council seat rather than a post on regional council. John Vanginhoven, who first registered as a regional regional council candidate for Ward Two (Bowmanville), is running for the Ward Two local post. To date, there are two people running for the mayor's mayor's seat. They are former regional regional councillor, Ann Cowman, Cowman, and the incumbent, Mayor Marie 1 Hubbard. Three people are running for local council in Ward One: Kin .-'.Smith,;, .M&y,/ Novak, •< antiMaiy-Jo-Boj$>s. ! There are now two people vying for the local councillor" position in Ward Two: Ken Bromley and John Vanginhoven. Vanginhoven. The candidates for regional regional council in Ward One are incumbent regional councillor Larry Hannah and incumbent local councillor councillor Arnot Wotten. As of Tuesday, June 18, the sole candidate for regional council council in Ward Two was Kirk Kemp. flivexswy Electronic control, differential feed, rolled hem - blind hem SIMPLE THREADING M.S.L. $899. $cnnoo $29900" UL. Not as illustrated JANOME 12 stitches - automatic button holes - blind hem serging and more. Sews silk to denim M.S.L. $549. I'Ve also carry a full line of notions, scissors, parts, heirloom supplies, ....., paints, books and patterns. â As well as SINGER & ELNA. 'i Cobourg Sewing & Knitting 1 Strathy Rd., Cobourg (Across from Zellers on Hwy. #2) 372"8811 ' price Includes trade ipalit/s lations regarding the sales of Nevada draw tickets state: "The actual handling or selling of tickets shall not be delegated to any organization, organization, company, entity or to any other person who is not a bona fide member of the li- cencee." Victoria Dove, of Big Sisters Sisters N.O.W., requested an exemption from the Clerk's Department to sell Nevada Lottery Tickets at a retail outlet in the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. "Our office is not located in a high traffic area," Ms Dove told CPA members. The Big Sisters N.O.W. office is located at 179 King St. East, Oshawa. The organization, Ms Dove said, would have greater greater sales if ticket sales were located at a retail outlet. The Town of Newcastle was the first municipality Big Sisters has approached regarding Nevada Lottery Tickets sales. Carol Phillips, speaking on behalf of the Brownsdale community Centre, told the committee the centre's board of directors would like not to be in the position of having to approach the town for funds. Condo Plan Would Leave Courtice Lot In a Shadow A Courtice couple has warned members of Newcastle Newcastle Council that a proposed 152-unit condominium complex complex on Courtice Rd. would put their property into "a complete shadow during the winter months." Paul and Dorothy Tuerk, of Courtice Rd., took their complaints to the Town of Newcastle's general purpose and administration committee committee Monday. To help them out, the committee has tabled an application application for the rezoning, site plan and condominium approval until the problem is solved between the developer, developer, Halcorp Holdings LtdV Nantucket Condominiums, and the Tuerks. According to a shadow drawing, two units of the de- vèlopment would cast shadows shadows over the shed in the back of the Tuerks' lot and over part of their house during during the winter. The projected projected locations of the shadows were based on construction of a building 25 feet high. The couple is also concerned concerned about their water quality and supply. The staff report states the developer will be held responsible if the water supply is affected by the development. Lions Learn About Need for Organ Donors Doug Cruise, of the Lakefield Lions Club, was the guest speaker at the June 10 ' meeting of the Bowmanville Lions Club. Mr. Cruise, who had a heart transplant in, London, Ont., 15 months ago, spoke to the club about the need for organ donors. - He noted that although polls indicate 66 per cent of the public would be willing to.* donate organs for transplant, only about 26 per cent had signed organ donor cards: " j ur S ed fellow Lions Club members to make their commitment as potential organ donors, noting that every organ wasted represents another life lost. Mr. Cruise is.- shown above being thanked for his presentation by Bowmanville Lions Club Presi- : dent Les Virtue (right). Mr. Cruise was speaking on behalf of the Lions Founda- * tion of Canada and Transplant International. ' Permits Worth More Than $8.6 Million During May Building permits were issued issued to construction projects valued at $8.6 million last month. 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