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[ ûtemi 9*de/ieAt J Councillors to Consider Plan for Luxury Condominiums Congratulations to employees employees of Goodyear Canada Inc., Bowmanville on competing competing the listed Milestones. E.V. Dadson, 35 years and, B. A. Uy, with 10 years, P. R. Dad- son and M. Ball, five years. There's another special week coming up on Friday, October 17th, called School Safety Week, a national safety awareness campaign sponsored sponsored each year by the Canada Safety Council. More will be heard of this next week along with the Latchkey Logic theme. With Christmas coming there's some good news for those who send quite a few Christmas cards; they are going to save 5 cents per stamp, courtesy of the postal department and the greeting card companies. The gimmick is that space will be left on cards for senders to fill in the postal code and if that is done, the cards will go for only 29 cents instead of 34 cents. Christmas season," the Minister Minister added. "And we are approaching approaching the 100,000 plateau." "Each order takes about six to eight weeks to be made and delivered. So, if any one plans on giving them as Christmas gifts, they should order by the first week in November to ensure they get them in time." Purchasers may choose from two to six characters arranged in any combination of letters, or numerals and letters, except those combinations combinations used on regular plates. Numerals only may not exceed exceed two characters. From:Public and Safety Information Branch 1201 Wilson Avenue Downsyiew, Ontario M3M 1J8 Telephone: (416) 248-3501 for details. "If you're planning to give personalized licence plates for Christmas gifts, order now," advised Transportation and Communications Minister Ed Fulton. "Personalized plates were introduced in 1938 and, since then, we have processed over 10,000 plates during each The Canadian Knights Drum and Bugle Corps, of Peterborough is now registering registering new members and would welcome anyone from this area who Would like to join. Phone Royce Williamson, Program Program Directer at 1-705-652- 7004 for more details. On Tuesday, October 21st, the Peterborough Civic Concert Concert Band will be presenting its annual free community concert in The Pines Senior Presbyterian for 152 Years ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH (Church St. at Temperance in Bowmanville) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19,1986 11 a.m. "Let Us Become His Body" 7 p.m. Fellowship and Faith All Visitors Welcome Sunday School and Babysitting during service Organist: Pastor: Mr. JasHoogslccn The Rev. Wayne Chatterton, B.Sc., B.D. WORD OF LIFE CHRISTIAN OUTREACH CENTRE Waverley Public School WORD OF LIFE 9:45 a.m.- Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Worship and Praise Hour PASTOR: REV. STAN CHURCHILL Church Office: 100 Scugog St. Phone 623-1071 'Where Everyone is Somebody and Jesus Christ is Lord. " TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Church and Division Streets Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone .623-3912 623-3138 • . • • Interim Minister: " ^ Audrey Fisher R.N., B.A., Dip.R.E., M.Div. ■X Visitation: Rev. A. Amacher _j_ :: . .. -- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19,1986 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship BEEF DINNER Sat., Nov. 8, 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Tickets 623-3138; 623-3224 or James Insurance. For information on Nursery Care and Church School call 623-31SB, WELCOMING NEWCOMERS FOR 150 YEARS 0 154 Years of Community Service â>t. Jofjn's Sngltcan Cfiurtij Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19,1986 THE FEAST OF ST. LUKE 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion Speakers: Miss Mary Henderson and Miss McMillan Rector -- the Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. -- The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley Public School auditorium. The concert starts at 8 p.m. Here is a recipe for a "Hot Bloody Mary" you may like to try. If the tomato juice is at room temperature, there is no need to heat the mixture, just serve warm. If you prefer a spicier mixture, add more Tabasco sauce. For each serving: half cup (125 mL) strong, hot tea half cup (125 mL) warm tomato juice 2 drops Tabasco sauce quarter tsp (1 mL) each celery salt, basil leaves and dry mustard Celery stalk (optional) Combine all ingredients, garnishing with celery stalk. JBL Paul's Pmliît (DTjurdtj MINISTER Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M.Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewell CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen - 623-5701 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 1986 152nd c/fnnivzus-cm) 11 a.m. Worship Service will) Special Guest Speaker Mr. Frank Stapleton of Nowtonville (nolod auctioneer and local mombor ol council) Special music will bo presented by .St. Paul's Senior Choir Nursery care for pro-school children every Sunday. Oct. 30, Nov. 1, 7 and 8 Si. Haul's Players Present PLAY IT AGAIN SAM II For tlckots phono 623-7064. The Town of Newcastle General Purpose committee has. given approval for a ten- sub-division proposed by Alec Moffat, Orono, on a parcel of land laying south of the fifth concession and immediately east of Highway 115. The sub-division is to have entrance off Somerville Drive east of Highway 115 and in the form of a cul-de-sac. Responds to Throne Speech Statement on The Throne Speech by Allan Lawrence, M.P. (Durham-Northumberland) The Throne Speech for this new Session of Parliament Parliament presents a credible, well-rounded program to meet the needs of Canadians Canadians and our country. Personally, I'm pleased to see a return to shorter Parliamentary Parliamentary Sessions with more frequent Throne Speeches. That means the federal government is now operating on a more business-like business-like basis. Rather than letting Parliament run on indefinitely and aimlessly as in the past, the Mulronèy government is presenting a legislative agenda which can be achieved in the short term, against which accomplishments accomplishments can be measured. measured. The basic aim is to continue continue strengthening our national national economy through sound financial policies, tax reform and trade initiatives, initiatives, with special assistance assistance where heeded "for farmers and other groups and regions. 1 I believe people in our area will welcome that, as^ well as the continued emphasis emphasis on legislation to protect protect battered women, against child abuse, violent pornography, trafficking in illegal drugs, the Criminal Code amendments to protect protect innocent citizens and assist victims of violence, and tightened immigration laws. I'm happy to see the inclusion inclusion of new conflict of interest interest laws which, I hope, will apply riot only to politicians politicians but also policy makers makers in the Public Service and Crown Corporations. This throne speech opening opening the second session of Canada's 33rd Parliament shows the Mulroney government government recognizes the day-to- day concerns of Canadians, and that it is prepared to answer answer them. BAHA'I FAITH "This world Is but one native land. Abandon that glory which Is the cause of discord, and turn unto that which promotes harmony. To the people ol Baha glory Is In knowledge, good deeds, good morals and wisdom -- not In native land, or station." For Information call 623-7621 or 623-9277 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 15, 1986 5 Agricultural Calendar A seven-storey, 77 unit condominium is being planned planned for the old CPR land site at the corner of Wellington Wellington and Scugog streets. Seen here is an ar chitect's rendering of the building which will be discussed discussed at the General Purpose Committee meeting next week. A luxury condominium building has been planned for a site at Wellington and Scugog Sts., in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The seven-storey structure structure planned for the former Canadian Pacific Railroad Property would have 77 one or two bedroom units. It features features glassed-in balconies, an indoor swimming pool and underground parking. The building is designed so that the main entrance faces Scugog Street. There is a secondary entrance facing facing Wellington Street used only for servicing and limited limited parking. The building also has parking for 97 cars and Janet Rice said her husband and the architect have been careful to design a building which will discourage discourage people from parking parking on Wellington Street. The Rices are equally adamant about having the building conform to the established established housing in the area. Mrs. Rice said the seven-storey building isn't much taller than other houses in the area and that they plan to construct a brick masonry building which looks similar to the houses on Scugog and Wellington. Wellington. In fact, the first step made by the architect was to take pictures of the existing houses, Mrs. Rice said. "We've gone to great lengths to design a building that will look, to a certain extent, like any other building building on the street," she said. The Rices have been planning the building for some time now. Mr. Rice first bought the property from CPR 15 years ago and it still has the CPR shed on it. For the past ten years, they've worked to have a new building constructed on the lot. Their previous requests for a senior citizens' citizens' horiie were approved by the municipal council but rejected by the regional council because of inadequate inadequate sanitary sewer ca pacity on Scugog Street. In 1985, the lack of capacity capacity was relieved and Mrs. Rice says it's now sufficient for the proposed building. And after conducting market studies and surveys, the Rices changed their plans and replaced their plan for a seniors' home with a design for a luxury condominium with less density. density. Architectural drawings show the new building would have apartments that are approximately 850 to 1,500 sq. ft. The proposal is currently being considered by members members of Newcastle's town council. HAPPENINGS FROM TYRONE Thanksgiving Church Service Rev. David McKinnell's Thanksgiving message was titled "Are We (Good) Receivers" Receivers" at Tyrone Church on Sunday, October 12, 1986. "Thanksgiving is...a style of life in which the blessings showered upon us are allowed to overflow into other lives around us, a flood of joyful gratitude that will change the flavour of our society and our world." The choir sang an arrangement of "Lead , on O King Eternal", which included included a solo by Gail Hasiuk, accompanied by Jacqueline Vaneyk. Friends of the Mc- Kinnell family, Mrs. Mabel Campbell, Clyde Forks, and Mrs. Betty Hopkins, Kingston, were in the congregation. Announcements: Rev. David McKinnell will be available at Tyrone Church on Friday mornings between 9:30 a.m. and 12:00 noon. Tyrone Sunday Sunday School will have a special UNICEF presentation on October 19th at 10:00 a.m. at which visitors will be welcome. welcome. Tyrone Outreach Committee will present the film, "Roots of Hunger: Roots of Change" on Sunday evening, evening, October 26th at 7:30 p.m. at Tyrone Church. Everyone Welcome. Euchre There were 14 and a half tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday evening, October 10th, with the following results: 1st Barb Cochrane, 2nd Win Brown, 3rd Meta Moffatt, 4th Gordon Moffatt, 5th Ace Richards, Gth Dick Gibbs. Ladies' Low Agnes Schofield, Men's Low John McKeen. 50-50 Draw Barb Cochrane, Rose Barrington. Barrington. Special prizes Laverne Clemens, Aileen Turner, Earl Prescott. There were 17 tables of euchre in play in the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, evening, October 13th, with the following scores: Hilda Caswell Caswell 86, Mariam Griffin 83, Laverne Clemens 82, Ross McRoberts 80, Rose Barrington Barrington 79, Charlie Campbell 77, Irene B^own 47. 50-50 Draw Ann, Pai-ks, Harold Swain, Norma MoffatL ■ '■ Thanksgiving - Oct. 12,1986 The platform was a wagon which had been part of a float in the "peaceful parade" which was actually a protest aimed at Eldorado Resources Ltd. only one week previously. The sanctuary was a blue- grey sky with gravel flooring and green-grass trim. The profoundly happy, interdenominational interdenominational congregation converged from all corners of Durham Region and Port Hope area. The presiding clergy were Rev. David McKinnell, McKinnell, Rev. Ruth McKinnell, Tyrone, Rev. Fred Milnes, Orono. The Fall-coloured vista included the adjacent Tyrone far site where Eldorado Resources Resources had proposed, just two months earlier permanent storage of radioactive waste. In this setting, worship was voiced in word and in song, in gleaning from scripture and in prayer of confession, intercession intercession and thanksgiving. For Friday afternoon, October October 10, 1986, in Port Hope, Ontario, an announcement had been made to a crowd of about , 300' anxious people stating that the Eldorado Company had been ordered by the federal government to cancel its plan to bury radioactive radioactive waste on the site near Tyrone. An open-air,, interdenominational interdenominational service had been planned by some local clergy-people for the deeply concerned residents of the entire region, and after the Friday announcement the mood was of exuberant thanksgiving, so the supplication supplication went on. The Biblical story of creation creation was read from Genesis 1:1-31, "and God saw everything everything that he had made, and behold, it was very good." Psalm 77 personfies a troubled people, ending with the realiz ation that "Thou didst lead thy people like a flock by the hand of Moses and Aaron" (v.20) In the gospel of Luke 17:20-21 are the words, "the kingdom of God is in the midst of you". Hymns used were "Spirit of Gentleness", words and music by Jim Manley, and "Let there be Light", (thy kingdom come, thy spirit turn to language, language, thy people speak together, together, thy spirit never fade... hallow the world God made.") Ruth McKinnill accompanied the singing on her guitar. Tyrone area residents are thankful and are breathing much more easily. They have learned a lot about their fellow countrymen and they are much more aware of their environment, physically and aesthetically. But we must all be aware that the problem with radioactive waste still exists in our general area. Federal Minister of Mines and Resources has said that the government is setting up a task force to look for a suitable site for a low-level radioactive radioactive dump. The task force is expected to report back within six months to a year. The problem is still with us and requires vigilance and an acceptable solution. Homeowners Insurance' Good servIce/Good price | BRINKMAN INSURANCE Slits Farm Fire sod Casualty Company Canadian Head Oita Scarborough, Ontario. NOT JUST FASHIONS 25% OFF ALL BLOUSES MAIN STREET ORONO 983-9466 983-9378 WED. OCT. 15: Durham East Soil and Crop improvement improvement Directors Meeting, beginning beginning at 8 p.m. in the OMAF Boardroom in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. WED. OCT 15: East Central Central Holstein Championship Championship Show, Memorial Centre, Peterborough, starting at 10:00 a.m. OCT. 17,18, & 19: Junior Women's Institute Provincial Provincial Conference, Solina. TUES. OCTOBER 21: Durham Region Cream Producers' Producers' Annual Meeting, OMAF Boardroom, Uxbridge Uxbridge beginning at 8:00 p.m. FRI. OCTOBER 24: District District 7 Ontario Sheep Marketing Marketing Agency Annual Meeting, Lateham Hall, Port Perry. Starting at 7:30 p.m. OCTOBER 24 - 26: Provincial Provincial "Reach for the Top Competition", Ridgetown.' OCTOBER 27: Bulls arrive arrive at the Peterborough Bull Test Station. TUES. OCTOBER 28: Durham Region Federation of Agriculture Annual Meeting, Prince Albert Hall,beginningat8:00p.m. THURS. OCTOBER 30: Durham Region Sheep Producers Producers Annual Meeting, OMAF Boardroom 8:00 p.m. THURS. OCTOBER 30: 7:00 p.m. Annual Awards Banquet, Durham Region Plowman's Assoc. Community Community Centre, Beaverton. SAT. NOVEMBER 1: Zone II Junior Farmers Fall Conference, Conference, Tip of the Bay Hotel, Picton. SAT. NOVEMBER 1: Northumberland and Durham Tobacco Growers Annual Fall Banquet and Dance, Newcastle Town Hall 6:00 p.m. WED. NOVEMBER 5: Farm Tax Seminar for layers and accountants, Rock Haven Motor Hotel, Peterborough beginning at 8:30 a.m. THURS. NOVEMBER 6: Bowmanville Rotary's Rural-Urban Dinner, Hampton United Church, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Guest Speaker: Don McArthur, Ontario Institute of Ag- rologists. THURS. NOVEMBER 6: Ontario Farm Fresh Mar keting Association Information Information Day, Agricultural Museum, Milton. FRI. NOVEMBER 7: Durham East 4-H Awards Banquet, Orono Arena at 7:00 p.m. SAT. NOVEMBER 8: Retirement Retirement Party for Holstein Fieldman, Gerry Nelson, Lindsay, Armouries. NOVEMBER 7 & 8: 8th Annual Canadian Greenhouse Conference, University Centre, University University of Guelph. NOVEMBER 9 -14: Livestock Livestock Management Tour sponsored by Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food to counties of Huron, Perth and Waterloo. Representing Representing Durham are: Craig Larmer, Wayne Yellowlees, and Fred Slemon. NOVEMBER 13-22: ROYAL Winter Fair, Toronto. Toronto. November 16 & 17 - Contact Hays Classic - 4H Dairy Show. November 21 Queen's Guineas. WED. NOVEMBER 19: Vegetable Growers' Marketing Marketing Board, Agricultural Service 1 Centre, Brighton slatting at 7:00 p.m. NOVEMBER 24-26: Ontario Ontario Federation of Agriculture Agriculture Convention, Toronto. THURS. Nov. 27: Durham County Milk Committee, OMAF Boardroom, Bowmanville Bowmanville at 8:00 p.m. NOVEMBER 28 & 29: Ontario Ontario Sheep Marketing- Seminar at the Rock Haven Motel, Peterborough. FRIDAY, DEC. 12: Durham County Holstein Club Annual Meeting, OMAF Boardroom, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. FRIDAY, JAN. 9: Durham East Soil & Crop Imprové- ment Association Annual Meeting in Blackstock Recreation Recreation Centre, beginning at 10:00 a.m. COMPILED BY The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Agriculture & Food, 234 King St. E„ BOWMANVILLE, Ontario L1C1P5 TELEPHONE NOS: 416 623- 3384 OR ZENITH:7-3040 1 + Federal Environmental Assessment Review Ollico Bureau fédéral d'examen des évalualioris environnementales NOTICE POSTPONEMENT OF SCOPING WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED TO BE HELD IN HOPE TOWNSHIP ON OCT. 20 - 21 AND IN BOWMANVILLE ON OCT. 22 - 23 Scoping workshops, sponsored by the Environmental Assessment Assessment Panel, were scheduled for Hope Township on Oct. 20 - 21, and for Bowmanville on Oct. 22 - 23, to explore issues associated with the proposal to clean up low-level radioactive waste in the Port Hope - Newcastle area and the transportation to, and disposal of, the material in a new and safe permanent facility. Following the announcement by the Honorable Gerald Mer- rithew concerning the appointment of a task force to search for a disposal site in Ontario, the panel decided to postpone, its scheduled workshops until an acceptable site or sites has - have been identified. The panel regrets any inconvenience this postponement may cause. For further Information, please contact: Mr. Guy Riverln, Federal Environmental Assessment Review Officer (819) 997-2244 in Ottawa or 1-800-567-9663 INTRODUCING THE NEW 1987 HONDA CIVIC ACCORD AND PRELUDE SEE US AT "ÔhtobeAfjeAt oj /Vent Gobi!' PINEVIEW PLAZA TORONTO RD„ PORT HOPE THURS. and FRI., OCT. 17 and 18 MAJOR COMPONENTS EVERY '07 HONDA IS BACKED WITH HONDA'S 5 YR. 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