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i i Hold Annual Barbeque and Dance at Darlington Sports Centre YELVERTON Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 15,1983 11 Georgina Dalrymple puts the finishing touches on Doug Dewell's plate during the Rotary Club's annual Barbeque and Dance on Saturday night at the Darlington Sports Centre. ; Dr. H.B. Bundle and Bob Stevens combine to ; serve up a plate full during the Rotary Club's ; annual Beef Barbeque and Dance at the Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday night. From all reports the event was another success, with proceeds being used for Rotary community work. Region Opposes Nuclear Wastes A 644 acre site near the southeast corner of the Town of Newcastle should not become a nuclear waste disposal area, according to a decision reached by Durham's regional council last week. : The site is one area near Welcome and Port pranby which is being considered as possible location for waste produced produced by Eldorado Nuclear Nuclear Limited. ' Durham's regional chairman, Gary Her- rema, pointed out last week that the project would not be of any benefit to the Region of Durham. He added that a dump site in Newcastle Newcastle would create no assessment or jobs and would also remove agricultural agricultural land from production. production. "All it does is frighten a lot of people without any benefit to the Durham Durham Region," Mr. Her- rema said. Durham's regional council accepted a planning planning committee recommendation recommendation which stated that the decision of an Environmental Assessment Assessment Panel in 1978 should be upheld. At that time, the Environmental Environmental Assessment Panel considered the possibility of a refinery GUYS MO GALS HAIR DESIGN 28 DIVISION ST. BOWMANVILLE 623-1341 $ 20 PERMS $ 20 including cut Hennah Conditioning Treatments For Healthier Looking Hair Prices In effect until June 30,1983 2 Experienced Stylists No Appointment Necessary Store Hours: Mon.-Wed.-Frl, 9 to 5 Tues, and Thurs. 9 to 8 Sat. 9 to 3 and waste management facility on the Lake- shore Rd. property owned by Eldorado Nuclear Nuclear at Port Granby. However, the panel declared the site unacceptable unacceptable for a refinery refinery and added that this location should not be used for a waste management management facility alone. In addition to supporting supporting this stand, regional council recommended that any study of a new waste management location location be conducted on a Canada-wide or a provincial provincial basis. Regional council also recommends that hearings hearings be held before any new nuclear waste management facility is established. Councillor Diane Hamre noted that she was in agreement with the regional council decision. decision. She added that Eldorado's ownership of lands being considered for a nuclear waste management site should not enter into the choice of a location. "We cannot make a decision like this based on ownership," the Ward Three Councillor said. Eldorado Nuclear Limited has indicated that any new facility would be able to accommodate accommodate material currently currently contained in its existing Port Granby dump site. Plans call for the Port Granby property to be "decommissioned" commencing in 1986, with material going to a new permanent site in the area. Newcastle council has also passed a resolution stating that it supports the original decision made by the Environ- menal Panel in 1978 and does not agree with the location of a nuclear waste disposal area on the 644 acre Eldorado site at Port Granby. Town council has also asked that Eldorado widen its search for a nuclear waste disposal site. im îxçvWe/ AT' rue 8R.| G --A - 6RAG SHACK.. 2A- Ot/rkFUo ST^Fbuy none 5Hom> oo*iri»iu<,5 VfJiTL vJWc &+ Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moran and Daren recently flew home from Edmonton to attend attend Doug's brother's wedding wedding in Hamilton. Darlene and Daren remained for an extended holiday with the Moran family and with Darlene's Darlene's family, Murray Malcolm Malcolm and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowen and Karly. This weekend, the girls - Darlene, Marleah, Lana and Candy are planning planning to visit Valerie Malcolm Malcolm in Montreal for a family family reunion - the first since Valerie returned home from Australia. Miss Candy Malcolm held a social evening at the home of her parents, Eileen and Howard Malcolm on Wednesday evening in honor of Marti and Jane Malcolm's contribution of a baby girl to provide another limb to Malcolm clan's family family tree. Guests included Candy and Marti's and James' friends and a few close relatives. On Friday Jane Malcolm and baby daughter were discharged from Lindsay Hospital to return to their Omemee home with hubby and father Marti. A word of warning, the doting grandparents grandparents now come fully equipped with Polaroid snapshots of the wee one and unless you are prone to baby snapshots, they are to be avoided like a teenager with mononeucleosia or a double doze of zits. Sorry to report that Mrs. A. Austin of Lindsay (Mrs. Marti Malcolm's grandmother) grandmother) was admitted to Lindsay Hospital on Saturday. Saturday. This active little lady is wished a speedy get-well. Mr. and Mrs. Cos De Giusti and Catherine of Toronto were visitors this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russo and boys and were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Marti Malcolm of " Omemee and wee daughter. Mis Betty Whittaker was a weekend visitor with her niece and family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm. On Saturday evening Cor- rie and Harvey Malcolm were present at a graduation graduation party honoring Mr. Mark Lynch on his recent graduation from Guelph University. This was held at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lynch with 50-60 guests in attendance. Other guests from the area included Miss Wilma Van tie Valk of Pontypool and Mr. and .Mrs. Ted Vanden- broek of Pontypool. On Sunday a small party was held by Miss Wilma Van" de Valk at the home of her parents for the younger gen-, eration of Mark and Wilma's friends. A number of Yelverto- nians attended the Manvers Arts and Crafts Show held in the arena on Saturday and Sunday. There appeared appeared to be a wide range, of articles and things for i sale with almost a complete 1 sell-out of booths. Quite an impressing array. Mrs. Hazel Gray has been released from Port Perry Hospital and is spending a few days with Mrs. Audrie Brown convalescing THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS COUNCIL Legion Auxiliary Makes Donation to Hospital a- L.D. FREEDMAN, FCA The Public Accountants Council for the Province of Ontario announces the election of the following officers and members: members: President, L.D. Freedman, FCA, Toronto, Vice-President, W.H. Broadhurst, FCA, Toronto, Secretary, G.D. White, FCA, Kitchener, Treasurer, J.R. Rathwell, FCA, Lindsay, Past President, S.L. Wigle, FCA, Toronto, Member of the Executive, Executive, W.J. Troop, CGA, Colborne. Messrs. W.P. Fazackerley, FCGA, Windsor, R.L. Ford, FCA, London, J.P. Latendresse, FCA, Ottawa, J.G. McBride, FCA, St. Catharines, F.G. Whitley, CGA, Hamilton, W.A. Witham, FCA, Lindsay, R.P. Cohen, FCA, A.J. Dilworih, FCA and A.C. Ryley, FCA, Toronto. All persons who practise as public accountants in Ontario must be licensed under the Public Accountancy Act and must observe the Rules of Professional Professional Conduct laid down by Council. Any Information regarding regarding these matters and the penalties for non-observance of the Act and regulations may be obtained from Mr. C. Doughty, Registrar, The Public Accountants Council for the Province of Ontario, 45 Charles Street East, Toronto. M4Y IS2, h The Bowmanville Legion Ladies Auxiliary made another significant donation to Memorial Hospital last week when a cheque for $2500 was handed over to cover the cost of an intravenous machine. The first machine of its kind at the hospital, hospital, it controls the flow of intravenous and sig nals if the stream is interrupted or has been depleted. depleted. Shown above at the presentation are from left: hospital administrator Dick Elston, Nina Cowling - Auxiliary vice pres., Helene Wallis - Legion Auxiliary pres., and hospital board chairman chairman Harry Locke. School Bus Drivers have Fire Safety Meeting € a,**®"*»-- The Bowmanville fire department conducted a fire safety meeting for area school bus drivers last Wednesday morning. The instruction session was given at the Charterways depot on Simpson Avenue South where bus drivers focused their Elizabeth ville attentions on the proper use of fire extinguishers., One of the drivers is shown above learning how to operate a portable extinguisher while deputy fire chief Jim Aldridge oversees the mock fire situation. Church services were held on Sunday as usual. The choir had an anthem. Rev. G. Rutherford spoke to the children. The scripture reading was taken from Galatians Galatians 5, teaching us to love one another. His sermon was "More about being filled with the Spirit," a continuation of last Sunday's Sunday's sermon. Confirmation classes will begin Thursday at 4:30 p.m. The first will be held at Welcome. Welcome. Any teenagers (13-20) may take in Maury Blair and the Breakthrough Band at First Baptist Church on Friday, June 10th and 11th, cost $15. Coffee was served at the close. Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Walker had their two grandchildren grandchildren at church, children of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker, on Sunday. Mr. E. Fowler and Mr. H. Thickson were in Toronto on Wednesday, The Senior Citizens held their birthday party on Thursday. Those celebrating celebrating were Mrs. M. Anders; Mrs. D. Bell; Mr. M. Gardiner; Gardiner; and Mr. Roy Vernon. A birthday last month was missed so a gift was sent to Mrs. J. Barkwell. Mr. Jim Muldrew, Toronto, Toronto, was home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.- H. Muldrew on the weekend. The big brick house formerly formerly owned by Mr. Kippen has been sold and new owners owners will move in when school ends. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson' called on Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ter- benche, Port Hope, had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. R. Mercer on Tuesday. Mr. Terbenche has cut the tendons tendons .on his thumb and will be unable to work for some time. North Hope School has some soccer teams this year and played one of the first games in Port Hope last night. This is the first year they have had enough players to enter in the league. Mrs. R. Westheyser had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Thickson on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Terbenche,' Terbenche,' Port Hope, had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. R.. Mercer on Tuesday. Mr. Terbenche has cut the tendons tendons in his thumb and will be unable.to work for some time. Mr. Ivan Thompson representing the Hamilton Township Farmers' Mutual in Blackstock, is pleased to announce his retirement and has turned over his business to Hamiltons Insurance Service, Orono. Susan Sawyer and Nelda Dawson of Hamiltons Insurance Service will handle all of your insurance requirements. If you have any questions regarding your contracts, please call HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE Main St., Orono 983-5115 Servicing the Town of Newcastle Susan Sawyer 983-5270 Nelda Dawson 983-9657 aints are best! Available at m ABERNETHY'S Paint and Wallpaper S5 æTT5 BOWIUKYml kwMIiaM Entoroîf QuMfTsü' 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville Hours: Monday to Thursday 8 a.m. • 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. ■ 9 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. • 5 p.m.