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I r ! 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19,1984 Section Two Town's Outstanding Citizens Honored From Page One Bonnie was also one of the earliest members of the Board of Directors of Community Community Care and served until June of 1984. As a Board member, she has served as Vice-Chairman, Secretary-Treasurer, Corresponding Corresponding Secretary and Secretary. As a valued volunteer volunteer she has been a driver, visitor and office volunteer and compiled most of the quarterly news- & HOLIDAY GREETINGS May your homes be filled with all the joys of the season. Thanks and Merry Christmas. Halminen Homes Limited 30 Caristrap Street, Bowmanville 623-2500 ^ Blessings May Peace dwell within your hearts, bringing joy to you and yours this Christmas Christmas season. Royal Bank . 55 King St. E. -- Bowmanville Æt Telephone 623-4471 letters. Bonnie has received received her Community Care pin and in 1982 her name was added to the honour roll plaque to give permanent permanent record of her contributions contributions to Community Care. This busy mother of four also finds time to coach softball, campaign for the Arthritis Society and now is the manager of a new business, business, Kirby Burgers. SILVIA RUEGGER Silvia Ruegger was also a recipient of a Citizen of the Year award. Silivia is a local girl who attended Newtonville Public Public School and Clarke High School and is presently attending attending the University of Guelph. Silvia's achievements include include a third place finish with a time of 51 minutes for the 15 kilometre River Run in Jacksonville, Florida. She placed first with a time of 33 minutes, 35 seconds seconds in a 10 kilometre run in Tillsonburg, Ontario. Silvia placed first and set a new course record with a time of two hours, 30 minutes, minutes, 37 seconds in the 42 kilometer Olympic Trial Run at the Ottawa National Capital Marathon. She placed first with a time of 49 minutes 39 seconds seconds in a 15 kilometer Cascade Cascade Runoff in Portland, Oregon. She placed first with a time of 33 minutes 58 seconds seconds in a 10 kilometre Brooks Sun Run in Toronto, Ontario. Silvia also represented Canada at the 1984 Olympics Olympics in Los Angeles and came in a remarkable eighth in this gruelling competition. competition. She set a new Canadian record with a time of 2 hours, 29 minutes, and 09 seconds. When she is home from university, Silvia takes the time to visit at the local nursing homes and sings at church weddings. At university, she is active active in the group known as International Navigators in Guelph. She takes time from her own studies to listen listen to the problems of other students when they need a supportive listener. PATRICIA RUNDLE Patricia Rundle was also a deserving recipient of a Citizen of the Year award. Pat Rundle was Co-Chairman Co-Chairman and initiated the Bowmanville Bowmanville Meals-on-Wheels program for seniors and disabled persons from 1970- 79. She participated as a driver, kitchen helper and in addition, organized a ppi] ijolidai] Warm greetings to all our friends and wishes for a merry Christmas! THE Barbara Johnston - Patti Millson Renee Luckhart - Angela Park of John & Judy 33 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-3293 SHOPPE ☆ Lunch Out program for seniors. Pat served a three-year term as Vice-President of the Social Planning Advisory Advisory Group and has been involved involved in the Town of Newcastle Newcastle Social Planning Council Since 1975. Along with being involved in a variety of projects, Pat was chairman from 1979-81 and is currently Secretary of this organization. She also chaired a committee committee of the Social Planning Planning Council that lead to the Town's incorporation into the United Way. She was a member of the United Way Budget Review Committee, a member of the Board of Directors and served on the Public Relations Committee. Committee. Pat Chaired the Handi- Transit Committee which responded to a Town Council Council request to examine the need and feasibility of starting a transportation service for the handicapped handicapped in Newcastle. Through her energy and dedication, this committee's work led to the initiation of Handi- Transit in the area. Pat Rundle served on the first Board of Directors of Community Care and participated participated in the program as a driver and held the position position of treasurer for two years. Pat co-ordinated a project which resulted in the publication of a community community services handbook, with the help of an experience experience '79 grant. Pat was also involved in establishing the Community Community Service Order program and has become the first community-based Co-or- dinator of the program. She has been currently involved in the Provincial Association Association for the Community Service Service Order Board, co-ordinating co-ordinating speakers for workshops workshops and organizing events for a province-wide three and a half day conference conference in Toronto this November. November. Mrs. Rundle is a mother of two and wife of a physician physician and still finds time with her- other activities to have worked as a remedial reading teacher and to be involved with and participate participate in the Bowmanville Drama Workshop. Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Caesarea Youth Club A Christmas dance was held in the Centre on Friday, December 14th, with a wonderful attendance. attendance. The Spot dance prize winners were: Shelley Frayer, Mike Sorley and Darryl Bradt. D.J.'s were Scott and Steve McEachren and the Club wishes to express express a warm thank you to them for all the help they have given as D.J.'s in the past. It has been very much appreciated. Chaperones for the evening evening were- Patti Thistle, Joe Williamson and Elaine Bradt. Refreshments were in plentiful supply- a great time had by all. The Youth Club extends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone. Family Lifestyle Grahame and Neta Fish of Nestleton, are home again. They have been keeping the grandchildren grandchildren in Peterborough for a two week period while daughter Marlene Bannister was on a vacation vacation in the Caribbean. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On Sunday, December 9th, Rev. Fred Swann was assisted in the service. service. Scripture reading and lighting of the Second Second Advent Candle by HAVE A JOLLY HOLIDAY IN EVERY WAY! Thanks for doing business with us ! Frank Shane -- Roger Swan of Darlington Auto Centre 19SilverSt. 623-6900 Bowmanville WELCOME. employees of Kitchen Magic (Peterborough) to a Blue Cross health and dental Plan. Ross Freer Suite 204 Peterborough Square 360 George Street North Peterborough, Ontario K9H7E8 S (705) 743-0677 ONTARIO 6570 from the Weir Family and Staff Castle Hotel Bus,er s Roadhouse and Tavern Bowmanville Newcastle Susan Swann and Steven Barbe. Beautiful duets were rendered by Anne Nicol and Hiram Joseph- which added to the impressive impressive service, also- soios by each of the talented singers. White gifts were received. Shirley Scott- organist. Following the service a turkey dinner was served served in the Sunday School room. December 16th, Rev. Fred Swann read Scripture Scripture Isaiah 40: 1-11 and the lighting of the Third Advent Candle by Mr. Russel Brown. Second Scripture Matthew 10: 16-42, followed by Holy Communion. Next Sunday, Sunday, December 23rd, a special service of Carols and Readings. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all- to publisher- editor- and the fine staff at the newspaper office- and to all who have contributed news. Many warm and friendly chats- when I talk to folks on the phone re- news. Thank you folks! And welcome to my life! Thoughts from people- make life more interesting- and- writing for the paper is no hardship- it is great fun! Special News Item Grahame Fish takes pleasure in riding his favourite horse "Birdie" each morning, and he looks "right handsome" as he canters about the premises day after day! TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. IncomeTax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C1N4 - Santa's here to gift all with the merriest of Christmas wishes! FROM ALL OF US AT GOULD A PHOTO SHOP LIMITED Could Cards and Gifts 0SHAWA - BOWMANVILLE WATCH FOR OUR MOVE IN JANUARY is  CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE OF PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TAKE NOTICE that the Council ol the Corporation of the Town ol Newcastle passed By-laws 84-150,84-151,84- 152,84-153, 84-154, 85-155, 84-157 and 84-158 on lire 10th day ol Oecemher, 1984. ANC TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect ol any one, or all, ol the alorementloned By-laws by tiling, with the Clerk ol Ihe Corporation ol the Town ol Newcastle, not later than the 14th day ol January, 1985, a Notice ol Appeal selling out the objeclion to the By-law(s) and the reason(s) in support ol the objection. An explanation ol the purpose and effect ol the By-laws and a description ol the lands to which the By-laws apply follows. Copies ol the By-laws are available 1er inspection in Ihe ollice ol the Clerk ol the Corporation ol the Town of Newcastle during regular otlice hours. By-law 84-150 - The purpose ol this amendment to By-law 84-63 is to respond to a concern ol the Ministry Ministry of Municipal Allairs and Housing in respect ol the use ol the (H) Holding prefix on Part ol Lots 2 & 3, Broken Front Concession (Clarke) and to replace same with an Agricultural Agricultural Exception "A-20" zoning restricting the future use ol Ihe lands to conservation conservation and forestry uses. By-law 84-151 • The purpose ol this amendment to By-law 84-63 is to respond to an appeal and to recognize the existing uses ol lands presently zoned "M3-1" and to add an "M3-2" zoning for Part of Lot 13, Broken Front Concession (Darlington) to recognize the ex- , isting transport depot and cement manufacturing plant. By-law 84-152 - The purpose ol this amendment to By-law 84-63 is to recognize the existing Mosport Motor Vehicle Race Track located in Part ol Lots 33, 34 and 35, Concession 9 (Clarke). By-law 84-153 - The purpose ol this amendment to By-law 84-63 is to correct Ihe zone symbols and zone boundaries ol the following lands: Part ol Lots 1, 2,3 and 4, Broken Front Concession (Darlington) "(H)M1 " changed to "A" lor Officiât Plan conformity. Part ol Lots 31 and 32, Broken Front Concession (Clarke) "(H)M1" changed to "A" for Official Plan conformity; Part ol Lot 28, Concession 3 and 4 zone boundaries corrected to reflect existing uses. By-law 84-154 • The purpose ol this amendment by By-law 84-63 is to bring the zoning ol Part ol Lot 17, Concession 5 (Darlington), Part of Lots 8, 9 and 10, Concession 7 (Darlington) and Part ol Lot 19, Concession 2 (Darlington) into conformity with the approved Utticial Plans by changing the zone symbols from "(H)"RH and "RH" to "A" and/or "A-1". By-law 84-155 • The purpose ol this amendment to By-law 84-63 is to 1) correct technical errors including cross-references, seclion numbers, omissions and references to Provincial legislation; 2) provide further clarilication with respect to the delinilions ol "Private Club" and "Total Floor Area"; 3) revise the parking requirements in respect ol "apartments" and changes in use ol buildings oriels; 4) to respond to appeals filed in respect ol By-law 84-63. By-law 84-155 specifically affects Ihe following Sections ol By-law B4-G3: Seclion 2 delinilions ol "Private Club" and "Total Lcaseable Floor Area"; Sections 3.7 (c) ii); 3.9; 3.14 (a) & (c); 3.18; 6.1 (a)iii), (b) and (c); 6.3(g); 6.4.1 (a)iii); 11.2(d)ii); 12.2(d)iii); 12.4.1; 12.4.2; 12.4.11; 13.2(c)iii); 14.6.5; 16.1(c); 16.2(b); 19.4; 20.3(c); 20.4.3; 20.4.7 and 22.2. In addition, Schedules 2, 3, 4 and 5 to By-law 84-G3 are affected as follows: Schedule 2 - "C4-14" zone on Part ol Lot 24, Concession 8 (Clarke) is changed to "C4-7"; Schedule 3 • The "RM 2" zoning ol properties fronting on the north side ol Church Street, between Silver and Temperance Streets, and commercial properties on Ihe cast side ol Silver slroct, north ol Church Street, is changed to "CM". The "C5" zone In Part ol Lot 15, Broken Front Concession (Darlington) is changed to "Ml "; Schcdulo 4 • An "R1" zone symbol is added to lands located in Part ol Lot 33, Concession Concession 3 (Darlington) (ranting on Nash Road and lands located on Part ol Loi 34, Concession Concession 3 (Darlington) within a drall aproved plan ol subdivision; Schedule 5 • The "A-11" zone symbol on Part nl Lot 25, Concession 1 (Clatkc) Is ' changed to "C4-B". By-law 84-157 • The purpose ol this amendment by By law B4-G3 Is lo Introduce a special exception In respect lo cemeteries and zone the Bclhosdn and Bowmanville cemeteries accordingly, By-law 04-158 • The purpose ol tills amendment lo By-law B4-G3 Is lo respond lo an appeal by changing the zoning ol Pari ol l.ol 11, Concession 5 (Darlington) Irani an,"A-18" Special Exception Exception to a "C4-9" Special Exception. The oiled ol the amendment Is to change Ihe zone name and lo, mote closely, rolled a prior zoning approval. Dated at Ihe Town ol Ncwcasllo this 19lli day ol December, 1984. David W. Oakes, B.A., A.M.C.T. Clerk ol tlm Town ol Nowcnstlu. Tilu No.: BÜ.35.6