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18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 6,1993 -Vet Hopes to Establish Newcastle Clinic E3 Large and small are me types of animals a local veterinarian likes to treat. However, at the moment, Dr. Robert E. Green, of Newcastle Village, Village, is only able to handle large animals, animals, since diat can be done at the animal's home. Dr. Green is seeking permission to re-zone land to allow him to treat smaller animals at a clinic in Newcastle Village. Dr. Green has applied to the Town of Newcastle to permit the establishment establishment of a veterinary clinic on a 0.9 hectare of land located on Part of Lot 31 Concession 2. The lot is located on the north side of Highway Highway Two and has an existing single family dwelling. The dwelling would cease to be a single family home once the clinic is created. "There would be no boarding of animals," Dr. Green assured General General Purpose and Administration committee committee members on Monday, Jan. 4. Only animals needing to stay overnight as part of their medical treatment would remain on the site. Moreover, the veterinary clinic will not be expanding. Dr. Green has told the Planning Department he will continue his large animal practice off-site, treat- i ing only small animals at this location. location. During the public meeting regarding regarding Dr. Green's application, no one spoke against his proposal. Dr.' Green did note that there are two veterinary clinics in Bowmanville Bowmanville and two in Port Hope -- the closest locations of area animal clinics. clinics. .W.A. Sites Threaten Water Supply rigation systems, wells and even farm buildings. The whole water table can be drawn down in order to maintain pressure into the dump site. Already, near other sites, dairy farms have been "run dry" and forced out of business. But the whole scenario doesn't have to happen. We really don't need these mega-dumps. 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Son of the late William and Grace Slack, he was bom in Uxbridge Township Township and educated at Altona Public School and Stouffville High School. He was married June 27, 1953, to Myrtle Hardy. He was employed as a steam fitter and plumber at Goodyear Canada Inc., and previously at Houdaillc Industries, Industries, Oshawa, retiring seven years ago. He is a retired UAW member in union local 222 and is also an honorary honorary member in United Rubber Workers Workers #189. From 1942 - 45, he served in the Canadian Army, with the Canadian Infantry Coips (B.R.) trans R.C.A.M.C., trans R.C.E. Surviving are his wife Myrtle, daughters Karen (Mrs. Clive Turner) Bowmanville, Donna (Mrs. Rupert. Penzinger), Scarborough, one grandchild grandchild and two step-grandchildren, Rupert Rupert and Tara Penzinger; three sisters, Ruth Lewis, Barrie; Merle Dickinson, Woodville, and Audrey Feasby, Stouffville. He was predeceased by brothers Stanley, and Walter Slack. Mr. Michael Axelson officiated at the funeral services held on Monday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville, Pallbearers were nephews, Roy Lewis and Douglas Feasby, Stouffville; Stouffville; Glenn Hardy, Bowmanville; Robert Slack, Port Perry; Barry Hardy, Hardy, Oshawa, and Roger Hardy, Frank- ford. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. William Harold Potter In his 73rd year, William Harold Potter died suddenly on Sunday, December December 6, 1992, in Oshawa General Hospital. The son of Alex and Jean Potter of Solina, he was bom in Toronto and educated in Solina. On August 4, 1945, he married Joyce M. Pidgeon. A resident of Oshawa for seven years, he had previously, resided in Hampton 47 years. An employee of Goodyear Canada, he had been retired 17 years. He was a member of the United Church, the Canadian Order of Foresters, Foresters, and served with the R.C.A.S.C. during World War II in the United Kingdom, Central Europe and the Mediterranean area. He was also active active in coaching soccer. Surviving are his wife Joyce, sons Richard, Lawrence, David and Alan, daughters Brenda, Linda and Joanne, 15 grandchildren, ' four great grandchildren, grandchildren, a sister Annie and a brother James. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, at the Morris Funeral Impmvitig yomodds tt CONTACT US FOR IMir. MORE INFORMATION Need To KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT YoUR NEW ca|| COMMUNITY? iteSfc* Kj Sandra Yates 623-5873 Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful community information. emonam Chapel, Bowmanville, with the Reverend Reverend Douglas Warren officiating. Pallbearers were. Mr. Don Rogers, Grandsons Jeff and Bill Roberts, Chris Potter, sons-in-law Harry Williamson Williamson and Lawrence Moffat. Floral tokens were received in his memory from Goodyear, Royal Canadian Canadian Legion, C.U.P.E. 1785 and 74 Community Services, Town Council and staff, and Qoodyear Local 189. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. W. D. "Wally" Lingard A loving and caring individual to his family and community, W. D. Wally Lingard, aged 49, died suddenly suddenly in Bowmanville on Tuesday, December December 8,1992. Bom and educated in Port Hope, he was the son of William and Faith Lingard and was married August 18, 1963 to Margaret Krentz. A resident at 15 Fourth Street since 1975, he had previously resided in the Port Hope - Cobourg area. He was a journeyman machinist, employed by Ontario Hydro, and for three years operated the Canguard Tax Service, a member of St. Joseph's Roman Roman Catholic Church, and of the Knights of Columbus. With a ready smile, he was always willing to help others and listen to those with fears and problems, help- / ing them with his calmness. He will' be greatly missed. He was a devoted driver for Com- ; munity Care, delivering Meals on. Wheels, helped with sorting cast-offs, and delivering them to Madonna; House. He had also received the Red ; Cross 50 donation pin. For 10 years, he had sung in the parish choir. Left- to mourn his passing are his u wife Margaret, daughters Adina Lin-, gard, Christi Lingard-White, Kerri Vanoostcrom, his mother Faith Lin-- gard, brothers Peter Lingard, Ron, Tennant, sisters Margaret Conway and' Jean Lee, one grandson and several ", nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held on Fri-, day at the Morris Funeral Chapel,v Bowmanville with the Reverend i H. Leahy officiating. The funeral music/ by the Folk Choir Reunited. Pallbearers were Messrs. Peter Lin-; gard, Ron Tennant, Cameron Krentz, Daniel White, Ken Vanoostcrom and, George Keates. , • The many floral tokens and donations donations received in his memory are too, numerous to name. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery.,, baJnJ^' LEATHER FASHIONS QUALITY LEATHER APPAREL mid /S Accessories for LADIES and MEN /$ ,>/ Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. / Sun. 12-5 p.m. M|ir Iff FACTORY / OUTLET • HUGE SELECTION • LOW! LOW! PRICES • Shop and Compare 112 FRANCIS STREET W.. FENELON FALLS (705) 887-1700 1 "v EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES MANAGER OF HUMAN RESOURCES The Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board requires a highly motivated, well organized individual to provide a full range of Human Resources Services to approximately 1000 employees in thirty-five work locations. The successful applicant will be responsible for: • negotiating, interpreting and administering all collective agreements; • administering wage and salary compensation plans; • coordinating and administering all recruitment procedures; ' • planning and delivering all stiff training and development programs. Qualifications: • thorough knowledge of Human Resources policies and procedures at a level usually associated with formal training at the post graduate degree level; ■ five years wok experience at a senior level in Human Resources Management; • highly developed management, communication and leadership skills; • proven analytical and negotiating skills; • working knowledge of computerized Human Resources management systems; • good understanding of and a commitment to the philosophy of Catholic Education; • proficiency in French and work experience in an educational system arc considered an asset Salary Rangs: $53,196 - $57,700 COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST The Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board is seeking an experienced, self-motivated individual for a two-year contract position. The successful applicant will be responsible for: • planning, developing and implementing administrative computer services including hardware, software and data communications for personal and mainframe computers; • training and staff development; • investigation, identification and resolution of technical problems in system and application software. Qualifications: • three-year post-secondary training in computer studies; • Five years of progressive responsibility in data processing; • technical expertise on a UNIX-based operating system essential; • preference will be given to candidates possessing a working knowledge of WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2- 3, Oracle, Quark XPress and ECNO applications; • experience in providing direct client support. Salary Range: $38,960-$41,806 Qualified applicants are invited to submit a letter of application, a resume and the names of professional references to the undersigned by 12:00 noon, Monday, January 11, 1993. Mr. D.F. Quinlan Superintendent of Schools Human Resources Department 459 Reid Street Peterborough, Ontario K9H4G7 \ Jim Lynch yBoard Chairperson Donald M. Folz Director of Education ★ ★ ★ * * ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ it ★ * * ★ ★ it it ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ * ★ if if if BOWMANVILLE CINE * • r m . tt'i. > * 1 Fl II kix - i .1811 DMCUIA..NOW PLAYING NOW PLAYING! i*--*' V*« [ FREE MATINEES "KINDERGARTEN COP" * £>4 y "GHOST 1 > AI |l25 tS « P* Weekends Adults $7.00, Students $5.75 £ Children 14 and Under $4.25 PHONE ^^Thura^ BOWMANVILLE MALL 697-1999 ALWiAVi'i