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jlSjp There is always something to do at camp and dishwashing dishwashing is one of the requireihents of a successful outing. Above Maurice Charland, Cub and Dale Haines play their part in . having the dishes ready* for the next meal. The week-end camp was held at Sandaraska Park on the last week-end of May. Newcastle man dies in collision A resident of R.R. 2 Newcastle and two Oshawa residents were killed early Saturday morning in a head- on collision for two cars on the Taunton Road. A further two Oshawa residents are patients patients in the Oshawa General Hospital with major injuries as a result of the accident. Dead are Daniel Allin, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allin of R.R. 2, Newcastle, the driver of one vehicle, Victor Banks, 30 of 130 Taunton Road West, the driver of the second vehicle and Doreen' Hager- man, 34 of 128 Taunton Road West, a passenger in the Banks car. The two injured persons were Peter Van Eston, Oshawa and Michael Banks, Oshawa. According to police a 1974 Pontiac driven by,Allin vas eastbound at about 2.25 a.m. Saturday morning when it collided on the Taunton Road with a 1970 Cadillac driven by Victor Banks. The Newcastle fire department was called to cut the victims from the two vehicles. According to «police one of the vehicles strayed over the centre line çf the road causing the head-on collision. Camp vacancies $25,000 Ontario Provincial Parks in the Lindsay district expect to be . filled early • on the long weekends in July and August. Before leaving home, check out the campsites still available available at 53 Provincial Parks in Southern Ontario. During July and August, a telephone .service operates 7 days a week, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. You will be able to find out how many campsites in these parks are still unoccupied unoccupied as of 7:00 p.m. each evening. For our campsite vacancy ' service, call 416-967-0427., Agricrew '80 w The crews for Agricrew '80 have been hired for the Counties of Ontario, Durham and Victoria and will be ready to start work on June 23,1980. The crew in the Port Perry area is under the leadership of foreperson Paula Price and backed by crew members: Steven Laing, Robert Huggins Huggins and Jeff Melnick. The Oshawa-Bowmanville area crew consists of foreperson Bill Maxwell and crew members members - Lawrence Hanlon, Kitty Krupop and Leonard Dyck. These enthusiastic students students are eager to help farmers this summer while learning more about Agriculture. Agriculture. With only two weeks left before the crews. start work there appears to be a shortage shortage of work for the crews in this area. The program runs from June 23, 1980 until August 15*, 1980. Don't put off those small jobs any longer. , For more information or to engage a crew, 1 contact Louise Van Camp (<^16) 623- 3348, Bowmanville or your local Agricultural office (Uxbridge (Uxbridge (416) 852-3328), (Lindsay (Lindsay (705) 324-6125). Town of Newcastle Tender Specification No. 80-2 Tender for supply of One (1) 1980 "Trailer" 18,000 lb. capacity. Mark outside of envelope "Tender for Trailer". - All blanks must be completed by the tenderer. Town of Newcastle tender forms mùst be used. 7 , • > 1 Lowest or àny tender not necessarily necessarily accepted. Tenders Duel Friday, June 27th, 1980 4;00,p.m., Local Time ' Address' to: T.A. Fanning, R.D.M.R., Director, , . Department of Community Services, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. LlC 3A6. Orono Cub Camp outinq It looked like a late breakfast breakfast to the photographer at the Orono Cub camp at Sandaraska but Alvin Yèo Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 18th, 1980-9 $25,000 Ontario grant for Whitby park A $25,000 Ontario grant to the Town of Whitby will ' benefit Whitby Harbour Approved Approved Park, Natural Resources Resources Minister James Auld announced this week. The municipality will proceed proceed with further development development of the 20.25-hectare (50-acre) park, including further further road and parking area construction, landscaping, and extension of electrical 'services. The grant is made available under The Parks Assistance Act and the municipality will contribute an equal amount. was enjoying his pancakes and syrup having served the crew under canvas for the weekend. Expanded role for Community Care A welcome to the Woodsman Woodsman Camp at the Sandaraska Park by Chris Pearce, Maurice Maurice Charland, Andrew Scott, Shawn Bailey, Brian Garrison Garrison and Peter Klose. Jeff DeJonge took the Sunday morning church ser- « vice at the Orono Cub camp on May 31st.. Looking for work for Mr. John G. Anderson, Assistant Deputy Minister, Adult Services, Ministry* of Community and Social Services, Services, was the guest speaker at the Regional Community Care Night held in Port Perry on Wednesday, June 11th. Mr. Anderson spoke to his audience audience of over 100 about Ministry plans for home support. He noted that local forumsfor input from service providers had already been held and that the Ministry would be producing a discussion discussion paper in the near future. The grotip was assured that there would always be a role for volunteers in home support support activities. Although the main thrust of Community Care has been towards support support for the elderly, Anderson encouraged Community Care to consider expansion of its service to provide further assitance to other groups in need of home support, such as .physically handicapped adults. An annual service report distributed at the meeting indicated that Community Care had 2,1)87 clients as of March 31st, 1980. I,9i4 of these 'clients are seniors. In the last year 33,636 tasks were performed by .Community Care volunteers throughout Durham Region.