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V 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 23,1987 Section Two Lucky Winners Receive DBIA Christmas Gifts m Joka Faulkner, manager of Bowmanville Travel, was to be held Saturday, December 19, and the pregave pregave out gifts to last week's winners in the Bowman- sents were donated by a number of stores from the ville Business Improvement Association's Christ- downtown. Receiving gifts (left to right) are: Harold mas draw. The presentations were made on behalf Roberts, Taunia Cassidy, Joka Faulkner, Debbie of the DBIA at the Bank of Montreal. The final draw Allen and Roy Juffs. Missing is Sandra Stacey. A Holiday Wish to One and All! May you enjoy a glad and glorious Yule. Thanks for your valued business. Myles Radio and TV Sales and Service 3 3 Silver Street 623-3482 Bowmanville Letter to Editor Mr. E. E. Stone R.R. # 1 Orono, Ontario LOB 1M0 Dear Mr. Stone: Thank you for your letter of December 4th, 1987. I agree with you that communication communication is a problem. As early as June 1st, 1987, I attempted to bring the issue of the landfill site to the forefront forefront by publicly announcing announcing the intentions of the applicant applicant for expansion. I am enclosing herewith a copy of an excerpt of the Council Minutes of the June 1st, 1987 meeting. You will note that the motion was "LOST'. Resolution # GPA-525-87 reads as follows: Moved by Mayor Winters, Winters, seconded by Councillor McKnight, "That the Town of Newcastle Newcastle oppose any further expansion expansion of the private land- nil site in Newtonville; and THAT staff be directed to refer refer this matter to the appropriate appropriate legal counsel so that proper representation may be made opposing the expansion; expansion; AND FURTHER THAT the Town of Newcastle write to the Region asking for their support in the Town's position position . Surprisingly, I do not believe believe that this attempt to raise the matter was ever communicated to people like yourself. Yours very truly, John Winters, (Mayor). Rotary Club Learns Details of Toronto Sky Dome Any questions the Bowmanville Rotarians might have had about the new Toronto Sky Dome were skillfully answered by Ray McNeil, spokesman for the Stadium Corporation. He paid the Rotarians a visit last week. Pictured above (left to right) are; Rotarian Sam Cureatz, MP, Mr. McNeil and Rotary President Harvey Partner. Lions Club Makes Donation to Salvation Army On tBe First' Dev)/df GBristmeis. Warmest thanks for your patronage. To all, we wish a joyous holiday season. « from the staff of Wishing you have ill the joyous necessities for i tnetty Chtistmas and a mmletf ultime... health, happiness, love and peace. Best Wishes from Pam -- Ella -- Muriel -- Joan Ray and Muriel -- Doug Abernethy's Paint and Wallpaper Ltd. 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville The Bowmanville Lions Club held their annual Christmas Party on Monday, December 14. The Lions were entertained by a Christmas Pageant performed by the Bowmanville Nursery School and the children, later in the evening, received a visit from the man in the red suit. Captain Rick Shirran (left) of the Salvation Army was on hand to receive a donation from Lion President Iain Maciver after the Christmas dinner. King Street West Bowmanville M&viti Ckiüitum! Thanks for letting us serve you! STAFFORD MONUMENTS 143 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE Day --Bowmanville 623-8150 After hours -- Oshawa 579-1116 yJltilK OUR OitottW® w<? Christmas carols sung sweetly bring wishes of joy and love to all. From all of us at BOWMANVILLE CLINIC PHARMACY Limited 222 King St. East 823-7611 Bowmanville Greeting you at Christmas with sincere wishes for a joyous time. Thanks for your continued patronage. Happy Holidays from the friendly folks at Coronation Restaurant Finest in Chinese and Canadian Dining 9 King Street West 623-5412 Bowmanville