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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday , August 20, 1986 From around the Region and area Bewdley proposal on edge of collapse The proposed $30 million development plan for Bewdley is on edge of collapse as village property property owners balk at attempts by the Rosewood group to renew options options of their lands. It appears some of the owners are ' now ready to accept a new offer from an unidentified buyer. The Rosewood group intended to build a hotel, plaza and other recreational facilities in Bewdley and did hold options of necessary lands for the development but the. options have run out. Rules against Eldorado request for injunction Eldorado Resources has failed to gain an injunction restraining the actions of strikers ( at, their Port Hope plant. The Ontario Supreme Court has dismissed the injunction application. application. "The application was made after picketers blocked a truck entering the plant which was driven by a non-union driver. Plans court battle against Ottawa jurisdiction bid The Ontario energy Board will go to court in an attempt to stave off two challenges to its control over provincial gas regulations. At stake is whether Ontario keeps jurisdiction jurisdiction over natural gas in Ontario or gives up the regulations to Ottawa. The anltouncement came follow ing a day of hearing into the proposed proposed natural gas storage tank to be constructed by Consumer's Gas in Grafton. Would turn old mill into a restaurant " A Toronto developer has plans for Pratt's Mill in the north end of Cobourg of which the second phase would include a restaurant in the mill building. The developer intends to first include include a country store addition to the mill. Real Estate booms in Port Hope Property values and real estate sales have increased in Port Hope at the same level as across the country. Sale values and sales, bottomed out in 1982 when the average sale dipped to/$44,500 with a total value of $13.26 million. In the first six months of 1986 the total sales amounted to $11,771 million. The .average selling price has risen to $71,000. r Doubts doctors would have walked out again In an interview with the Oshawa Times Dr. Shrives, spokesmen for Bowmanville doctors, stated he doubted local doctors would have walked again if rotating strikes were to go ahead as were suggested by . the Ontario Medical Association. The Association has called off such action. Shrives stated he was not surprised surprised that the rotating strikes were called off. He said- the idea is now to follow the issue through the courts and launch a public relations campaign which will lead into the next provincial election. He said Bowmanville doctors - might .conduct public information days but didn't feel there would be unanimous participation. Shrives said doctors are all pretty disillusioned with the government and felt as if they had been used as a political football. Job could be at stake at sugar refinery Some workers at the Lantic Sugar Refinery in Oshawa, who now total 130, may be laid off if sanctions are ' established by the federal govcrnent against imports from South Africa. Sugar from South Africa is of the highest quality but some feel the supply could be augmented from other exporters still maintaining the level of employment at the Oshawa refinery. Seeks licence for more flights out of Oshawa Inter City airways has applied for a licence to fly Mirabel, and Pearson Pearson Airports out of Oshawa with the desire to establish flights to these two points this year. Inter City now flies seven flights daily to Montreal, Windsor and Ottawa. Ottawa. It also plans flights to Buffalo in the near future. People in north Oshawa are looking looking for a reduction of flights to and from Oshawa and Oshawa council last month passed a motion to'oppose to'oppose any new licences for the municipal airport. Parts shortages delay new car production The shortage of parts delays the commencement of production of the new line of 1986 cars and forces extended layoffs for 10,000 workers at the Oshawa plant. $20 for 306 hospital beds for Region The recent announcement by'the Ontario government results in a sum of $20 million being allocated for Region of Durham hospitals which will provide funding for 201 chronic care and 105 acute care beds. The Durham Region's district health council executive director states the announcement was very welcomed news. Most of the new money will, be spent in Oshawa, J. O. Ruddy Hospital and the Ajax and Pickering Pickering General Hospital. Welcome motel changes hands Welcome Motor Court has changed hands following the retirement retirement of the Pokusas. Uganda native Kanti Choti took possession on July 31st of the 39-room motel and restaurant. The new owner operated a motel in Uganada near Kampala. Retires after 77 years in the car business Bob Sculthorpe, Port Hope, has retired from selling cars after 77 years in business. Sculthorpe Motors was established 1 in Port Hope in 1909 and remained'in the family until sold recently to John Quantrill. ' A retirement party was held for Bob last week. Turn to FBI for help Port Hope police have turned to the FBI in an attempt to apprehend their sexual assailant of three elderly elderly town women. They are seeking a psychological profile of the assailant. Fines increase to $5000 if no rabies shots A rabies outbreak has sounded alarm bells at the Hali burton, Kawartha and-. Pine Ridge -District Health Unit. New regulations call for the vail cination of dogs and cats three months and older and failure to comply could lead to a fine of up to $5,000. It is recorded that only 40 percent of dogs and 15 percent of cats receive vaccinations. 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