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» The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 30,1994 13 You Can Have Your Cake... Ryan Bradley Kelly celebrated his first birthday on Wednesday, November 16,1994, proving that you can have your cake and wear it too. Helping to celebrate this special occasion were his parents, Brad and Debbie Kelly, grandma and grandpa, aunts Shawna and Tracey, and uncles Brent and Tim. Cousin Brittany was also a special guest. VChristmas Special V' POULflH PRO SflWS # • Weed Eaters • Chain Saws • Tractors • Lawn Mowers LYMER'S SALES fi SERVICE (705) 277-3041 Hwy. 35 North of Pontypool R.R. #2, Pontypool © with Elizabeth Belanger-Linkletter CTC Holland Liberation 1995 A country of canals, houseboats, houseboats, bicycles and gabled houses. Of industrious people who have reclaimed much of their land from the sea. Windmills and wooden shoos and of course tulips, fields of tulips. This is not exactly what the Canadian troops found when they rolled into the Netherlands in April of 1945. A country in the depth of war. When Canadian Veterans as well as Dutch Canadians return in 1995 for the celebration of the 50th year anniversary they will find quite a different country. But still a country of people enthusiastic enthusiastic to see the Canadians once again, to show their gratitude the way they feel it should be shown. There are a number of events taking place at various locations throughout the country to commemorate commemorate the actual day of liberation. National Liberation Day is May 5, and Prince Bernard will sign again, the official declaration of peace in Wageningen. A special fund has been set up called Adopt A Veteran which could really use your help. The city of Apeldoorn has teamed up with an organization in Toronto to make it possible for as many Canadian veterans as possible to make the trip, so if you can afford a little, contact the writer and I will pass along the appropriate information. There are special group charters charters going to Amsterdam so check with your travel agent, she can give you prices, and times. BUT book early so that you are not disappointed. disappointed. Remember, when you think of Travel, Think of Blessings Travel Centre Vanstone Mill 623-0005 -4*- © MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT NORTH BOWMANVILLE STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PROJECT PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED Future urban development within a portion of North Bowmanville, adjacent to Bowmanville Creek requires that methods of managing future stormwater run-off from this area be determined. The Municipality is co-ordinating this developer-funded study which will investigate the use of detention ponds, piped storm sewers and other measures to address flood control, erosion control and water quality issues in this area. The recommended stormwater management features will be funded and implemented by private sector developers. In accordance with the requirements for Schedule "C" projects of the Class Environmental Assessment for Water and Wastewater Projects, the Municipality is making preliminary study material and plans available for public review at the following Open Houses: Location: Bowmanville Recreation Complex Date: Tuesday, December 13,1994 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Time: The Municipality's consultants and Municipal Stall will bo available at tho Open House to discuss the project and associated Issues with members of the public. Thereafter, written or verbal comments from tho public will be accepted by the consultants until January 13, 1995 by contacting: G.M. Sernas & Associates Limited 110 Scotia Court, Unit 41 Whitby, Ontario L1N0Y7 (905) 432-7070 David Whyte, B.E.S., C.E.T. Project Manager BOWMANVILLE Four Candidates Seek P.C. Nomination Continued from Page One of its candidates selected by early April. The following is a profile of each of the candidates introduced Monday Monday night. Llewellyn Jones: Married, with three children, he is a teacher of dramatic dramatic arts and English at O'Neill collegiate in Oshawa. He is an award-winning playwright and is also a theatre director who has conducted conducted seminars and overseen extra curricular theatre and dance at O'Neill Collegiate. I-Ic is a resident ofNcstlcton. Kirk Kemp: He is the manager of a large apple farming operation and a partner in Kemp Travel with his wife, Sheila. Kirk and Sheila Kemp have three children. He has completed completed agricultural leadership programs and has served as a director on the Ontario Apple Marketing Board. He is a past president of the Darlington Progressive Conservative Association Association and was the party's candidate in the 1990 election. John O'Toole: Currently the local local councillor for Bowmanville, he will shortly take office as the Bowmanville Bowmanville regional councillor. He is employed by General Motors where he is General Supervisor of Material Control. He has served on the Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum Board, the Library Library Board and the Local Architectural Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee. He is also a former trustee trustee with the Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington Separate School Board. While serving serving on Clarington council, he has chaired the finance department. John and Peggy O'Toole have five children. Jack Wiley: He is a 23-year member of Oshawa City council, with 11 election victories to his credit. His accomplishments include serving as President of the McLaughlin Art Gallery, the 1979 Chairman of the Games for the Disabled Disabled for Ontario and a Director of Parkwood Estate in Oshawa. He chaired the city's Sports Hall of Fame. A graduate of the University of Windsor, he is head of the History History Department for O'Neill Collegiate. Collegiate. He is also Vice Chairman of die Central Lake Ontario Conservation Conservation Authority and Chair of Planning Planning for the City of Oshawa. He is a resident of that portion of Oshawa which is part of the Durham East Riding. Jack and Deanna Wiley have two children. John O'Toole said the decision to consider the Progressive Conservative Conservative candidacy will not be detrimental detrimental to his role as a regional councillor. councillor. "It will in no way disrupt any of my municipal commitments," he said, adding that he will still be available to his constituents. "My phone number hasn't changed." "It will do nothing but enhance my ability to serve the people of the community," he added. He said he has no difficulty publicly publicly supporting the platform of the Progressive Conservative parly. "I hope that I can contribute something to the success (of the party) in Durham Durham East." The Durham East Progressive Conservative Riding Association has announced the list of four potential potential candidates willing to serve as the party's standard-bearer in the next provincial election. Three of the candidates are shown above, along with Riding President Amot Wotten. From left are: John O'Toole, Llewellyn Jones, Mr. Wotten and Jack Wiley. A fourth candidate, not in the photo, is Kirk Kemp. The names of the potential candidates were announced by the candidate search committee in a meeting at the Acres Restaurant Monday night. | fliostd CfietUttÿ FOREVER ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES Nov. 30th - 10 a.m. - 5 p.m 108 King Street East Bowmanville (across from the Legion) Some items presently in stock are: A spinning wheel, washstand, 1890's jug basin set, a unique rifle showcase, sideboard, collectors plates, Cobalt blue glass and much more. Storm Door Shopping? 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