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Durham Urged To Rejecet Seaton Plans Durbam's regional council *as urged last week ta reject plans for a new comtunity in narth Pickering. opposition ta the proposed cormmunity of 70,000 ta 90,000 in habitants in tbe west end of the Durbami Regian camne tram seven Pickering resi- dents wbo spoke ta memnbers of regional counicil for about ,an our and one-haif last 'dnesday. O ne of tbe alternate plans for tbe 25,000 acres of land owned lby the Ontario Land Corporation in nartb Pickering was ta develop the territary info a farming corn- rnunity. Dr. Charles Godfrey, a representative of the People or Planes graup (POP), lainied that thbe 43,000 acres earmarked for the Pickering Airport and the new Seaton community consist maînly of lass one and twa farmland Describing, this land as a God-iven gift, Dr. Godfrey noted that this 12-mont =osi cannot be duplicated anwere else. The POP spokesman sug- g ested that if this area were turned into a farming com- munity, if would create 840 jobs. Rougbly 200 family farms could bç establîsbed in nortb Pickering, according ta the estimates fram POP. Referring ta the existing land use in the Seaton area, a second POP spokesman said ("We want to get rid, of this rural slum." Donald Given, a representa- tive of the Whitevale Residents' Association,' told regional counicil that the Province of'Ontaria ougbt ta prove that there is a need for the new cammunity of Seaton. IIWe feel the housing market is now properly served. There is an awful lot of housing on the market today." be said. Mr. Given represented 60 private homes in the White- vale community whicb is, located, in the heart of the proposed Seafon community. Another> resident wbo spoke Walter Frank Real Estate Provides Headquarters for SPLASH ICendal Women's Institute met an Tuesday evening, NoVemfber 20, at the borne of MrS. Martin Manders witb 13 ladies present. Mrs. Helen Hlendersan apened tbe meeting with the Institute Ode followed by tbe Mary Stewart Collect. The minutes of the October Meeting and financial repart were gvn and, appraved. A doaton ta Particip ation 'House was passed. Mrs. Manders is ta obtain poinsettias for the Institute gifts. The pragram was in charge of the Family 'and Consumer Affaîrs cammittee. Tbe roll caîl was answered by telling a favaurite way ta dress up food. The motta "Let's be artistîc in the Kitchen. " Mrs. Henderson called an Mrs. Gasson ta give ber report as a delegate ta tbe Area Convention held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto and tbanked ber for a fine report. The Chiristmas meeting is ta be held at tbe home of Mrs. Diane Wybenga an December l8tb witb a pot luck dinner at 12 noon. The pragram will be in charge of Mrs. Dykemnan and Mrs. Holland. There is ta be an exchange of gifts not ta' exceed $3.00. The Menibers of the SPLASH committee are wearing sweet smiles of success here as their pool-squash court planning continues to fail into place. Though still on the fund raising trail, the committee is now' within sight of its financial target. SPLASH members and the manager of Walter Frank RealEstate look over the architect's drawings here for the proposed recreational complex. A headquarters office from which to conduct SPLASH fund raising operations was donated by Walter Frank Real Estate in their building at 234 King St. East SPLASH members from left, Carson Elliott, Barbara Schouten, AI Strike, and Walter Frank Real Estate manager, Joe Bosco. to Durham council objected ta not only the Seaton communi- ty but also the name wbich bas been suggested for this place. She said that the Ontario Land Corporation bas billed Lard Seaton as a bero wben it described its reason for nam- ing the new community after one of Upper Canada's lieutenant governors. But Brenda Davies told council that bis tory indicates Lord Seaton was responsible for someè of the harsh measures used to put down tbe rebellions in upper and lower Canada durîng the 1830s. Some of tbe rebels wbo lived in the Pickering area were either hung, dîsplaced from tfheir A Contemparary Christmas Wrap your Christmas presents in thepresent - that is, in the vivid colors and off beat patterns of today. -Yo- can create a fabulous- effect witb texture that shines and color that glows! The wrappings are actually very simple? - fia frilis and furbe- lows, just paper and yarn. The color and gloss- carry the imat, and it works in just aotany combination of shades - but most of ail - you yourself have created it! Materiais 1 rail of wbite glazed shelf paper (about 20" wide) poaster paints in 3 ta 6 assorted light land or exiled as a resuit of Lord Seaton's actions. "We don't get hanged in Pickering but we certainly get barn- strung," said Mrs. Davies. Regional councillor Alan Dewar said after last week's presentation by Pickering residents that they had given council members something to think about. "I trust that council has flot only heard but lis tened," he said. A-rts and dark colors; paper1 cups or muffin tins; watercolor brush. :Direction 1. To prepare paper, measure and cut a strip of sheif paper to designed length (a 24', strip is a comfortable size to work with). Fold paper lengthwise, crease lîghtly, and open, Pour poster paints into separate paper cups or into muffin-tin cups. Add a few drops of water to each to thin paint slightly then stir. 2. Start painting with the lightest colors. With your brush, spiatter a small amount of paint along crease. Fold paper on crease and smooth it with hand to create a symmetrical design. Open paper and let paint dry. 3. Rinse brush and repeat the process with another color, progressing to the darker colons tili desined effect is achieved. It is important to let paints dry thoroughly between applica- tions so you won't get a muddy effect. As you progress, you wilI see that varying the technique slight ly will produce different resuits. For example, long quick spatter strokes of paint will give you fine lines, and small droplets will make a lacy effect., Also, the amnount of hand pressure you apply when folding the paper will vary the design. Try, Pressing in one direction or making a circular motion with your hand. THE SIGN 0F A GOOD BUSINESS NEIGHBOR.. THE SIGN 0F A MERCHANT WHO CARES ABOUT PEOPLE . This emblem identifies the civic-minded businessmen who sponsor 34oK0î 2e5l n the cornmunity. For information calI Marq Bain Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5, 1979 7 KENDAL NEWS Achievement Day for those taking the course/on Indoor Gardening is Decemnber Il at' Maple Grove. A social haîf bour was enjoyed over lunch provided by Mrs. Ransberry and Mrs. Cathcart. 1At tbe card party Friday evening in Kendal Orange Hall, eleven tables were in play. The prizes went ta the following - Hîgh lady - Mrs. Dot Mercer, low lady - Mrs. Jili Hancock. High man Roger Downes, low man Arthur Clark. The 50-50 draw was won by Mrs. PearlJ Clark. There will be another card party in two weeks. The P.T.A.G. fromi Kendal - Kirby Scbool sponsored a Crafts, Hobbies and Bake Sale Saturday in Kirby Scbool. This proved' a successful adventure. Sunday was the 1sf Sunday of Advent. Rev. A Tizzard entitled bis sermon "Hello Mary' taken from Luke 1: 26- 38. Pamela Frank conducted a short service on the first Advent assîsted by Patricia Frank and David Frank who lit the first candle. Members of the Sunday 'School were preparmng for the Christmas Program next Sunday morning, with lunch ta follow in the church hall. Next Sunday evening the Pastoral Charge. Hymn Sing and Enrichment Service will be held in Kendal Cburch, The guest speaker is Rev. R. Hopkins. The Couples Club Christmas dinner was held Sunday evening in Kendal Cburch Hall witb a record attendance of, over sixty sitting down ta well laden tables of turkey and al the trimmings, followed by a Christmas sing sang. Then Rev. Tizzard sbawed bis picture an their trip ta, Great Britain and Ireland and places of interest in England, Wales and Ireland. He bas more pictures yet flot developed on Scotland and other points that we look forward ta seeing at a later date. Lawrence Harris moved a vote of thanks ta Mr. Tizzard and then conducted a business meeting. The minutes of the October meeting were read by tbe secretary Mrs. Annie Fisher. Tbis being the end of a two year term for 'fbe president and secretary, tbey endeavered ta elect replacements. No one agreed ta take tbe positions. 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