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Wed.Sept.11,1974 The Colborne Citizen Page 11 Two trucks stolen on Sunday One of the two trucks stolen from the Trent Canal System Maintenance building Sunday morning was found burned in a small barn near Wooler later in the morning. At 5:40 a.m. Sunday morning Constable A. D. Tremeer of the Brighton detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated a break, enter and theft at the Trent Canal System Maintenance building on Highway 33. Two pick-up trucks were taken from the building. A wheelbarrow and cement mixer were pushed into the canal. Council correspondence Colborne council received correspondence Monday night from Ida Hobbs, requesting that action be taken to improve the swampy condition of her land. Council agreed that the situation might be improved by clearing bush from the adjacent Cedar Street road allowance . between Percy Street and Highway 2. The letter was referred to the roads foreman for action, with a request that he report back to council on the situation. Because of the natural springs in the area the council would not guarantee that the condition could be completely cleared up. Compensation increased Workmen's Compensation coverage of village firemen will be increased to $12,000 from the present $10,000, Colborne village council decided Monday night. The increased coverage would cost the village an extra $50.00 per year for the twenty one men involved. Workmen's Compensation coverage presently costs the village $252.00, and the new rate would be $302.40. Summer visitors Summer visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted VanVelzen were Mr. and Mrs. Kuiper, Mrs. J. VanSteen and Mr. and Mrs. H. VanVelzen all of Limmen, Holland. FREE! \\h««H you bu> your bridal a ml bridesmaids rubric al Kux.....•« Fabrics. «<• will MAKi: your lioad- Cusl til headpiece and Foxboro Fabrics Hwy. 14 North of Belleville Dial (613)968-5955 At 8 a.m. the same morning Constable Tom Hall found one of the vehicles burned in a small barn owned by Carl Crews of RR 3 Trenton. The police report that it appears the thieves had been driving in a field and a cemetery in Murray township near the Crews barn. Police believe that one of the trucks broke down and the persons involved pushed it into the barn and set fire to the barn. As well as the truck and barn destroyed in the fire a disc cultivator, plough, land roller, hay rake, antique stage coach and three sleighs were also burnt. The other truck was probably used by the thieves to leave the scene, a police spokesman said. The truck has not yet been recovered. The occurance is under investigation by Constable Hall and Fire Marshall Paul McKerraker of Belleville. Total damages are still unknown. Wanted Cars & Trucks for scrap 475-1334 Days 475-0915 Evenings Taft AUTO RECYCLING ATTENTION HARVEST WORKERS Apple pickers and graders Tomato pickers, Tobacco workers Wanted in area farms from Oshawa to Belleville Register with FARM LABOUR POOL now as tomatoes have started and apples start in a week. Enjoy pleasant work in the outdoors. There are from about 200-300 vacancies. I* Service de Main-d'ceuvre agricole du Canada Manpower Main-d'ceuvre and Immigration et Immigration ! COBOURG Phone 416-372-8737 NORTHUMBERLAND* NEWCASTLE BOARDOF EDUCATION IN CO-OPERATION WITH LOYALIST COLLEGE ANNOUNCES EVENING CLASS PROGRAM EAST NORTHUMBERLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL, BRIGHTON REGISTRATION: Registration will be held on Tuesday, September 17 and Wednesday, September 18, from 7-9:30 p.m. in the Gym opposite the Main Office. FEES: Loyalist College/. Full Course $12.50 - Mature Citizens (over 65) $5.00 Northumberland & Newcastle - Full Course $15.00 - Half Course $7.50 - Mature Citizens (over 65) no charge ACADEMIC COURSES: English - Grade 13 - no prerequisite American History - Grade 13 - no prerequisite Mathematics - Grade 13 - no prerequisite Geography - Grade 13 - no prerequisite Accounting - Grade 13 - no prerequisite Biology - Grade 13 - no prerequisite INTEREST COURSES: Historial study of Brighton, Colborne & Surrounding Area. Guitar (beg.) Bridge & Chess Cake Decorating Sewing(beg.&lnt.) Quilting Ceramics (Beg. & Adv.) Winemaking Conversational French Choral Group RECREATIONAL COURSES: Acting for Amateurs Landscaping & Gardening Wilderness Adventure Chrocheting & Smocking Child Psychology Wood Sculpture( Jan.1975) Gourmet Cooking Decoupage(& other Crafts) Floral Arrangements Creative Writing Archery Yoga Badminton Tennis for Beginners Sailing (for Beg.) Oil Painting(Beg.) Oil PaintingOnt.) Oil Painting (Adv.) Tailoring Weaving Macrame Photography Portraiture Slimnastics Recreational Activities BUSINESS COURSES: General Accounting Typing Shorthand (Pitman) TECHICAL & INTEREST COURSES: Machine Shop(Beg. & Adv.) Small Engine Repair Woodworking Ladies Know Your Auto Welding OTHER COURSES WILL BE OFFERED IF DEMAND IS SUFFICIENT Inquiries may be directed to Mr. Peter Delanty (Evening Class Principal) or Mrs. Elizabeth Kemp, at East Northumberland Sec. School: 475-0540