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I ♦ i 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 20,1985 Pavement Turns to Quicksand for Driver The driver of this garbage packer was no doubt shocked to discover that his rear wheels had been swallowed up by a hole that suddenly appeared on George St. last Wednesday. The mysterious cave-in is believed to have been caused by,a break in an underground watermain. The running water carved out and empty pocket beneath the pavement and when this heavy truck drove along, the road gave way. In this photo, a cable is being attached to the truck so that a crane can left it from the trap with a minimum of damage. Spotlight on Bud Fanning Newcastle has changed for the better since Bud Fanning first became Director of Community Services over 21 years ago. by Catherine Denny Bud Fanning has witnessed witnessed a great deal of changes in Newcastle during his 21 years as Director of Community Community Services. Now in his retiring year at the helm of the town's community services department, department, Mr. Fanning recalls that Bowmanville has progressed progressed rapidly since he first took over the post in 1964. "Not only do we have a multitude of new community community facilities in the area, but we also have more volunteers volunteers and organizations willing to lend a helping hand with youth and public programs," explained Bud Fanning. Bud also explained that his role as director of community community services has shifted in the past decades, It was program-oriented in his first years on the job, but after the 1970s, it became more facility-oriented. Although the 24-person full-time staff working at the department still concerns concerns themselves with various various community programs -- including considering individual individual suggestions and taking taking care of complaints, volunteers volunteers now take care of most of the youth, senior citizen, and public service projects. "Newcastle has changed for the better," said Mr. Fanning. "And I am confident confident it will keep changing and progressing over the years." Bud Fanning, a native of Hamilton, came to Bowmanville Bowmanville in 1964 after accepting accepting a position as Director Director of Recreation. Later in his career, Bud took on the title of Director of Parks and Recreation, and finally, Director of Community Services. Services. During his term in office, the Bowmanville resident has headed such major projects projects as the creation of the Darlington Sports Centre, the Newcastle Fitness Centre, and the development development of Orono Park. His duties include budget preparation, facility and park planning, development, development, restoration, and maintenance, community liaison concerning leisure time for activities, programming programming for recreational activities, activities, and cemetery maintenance. Of course, after retiring from his post April 1st, Bud admits that he'll still be active active in various community activities and will spend much of his time pursuing his love of model railroads. HAMPTON W.I. The Hampton women's Institute met in the G.B, Wing of the church, Tuesday, February 5th at 1:30. Barb Mncklin, the president opened the meeting with a poem entitled "Little Things." We then sang the Institute Ode and repeated the Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call "Name a Pollution that Bugs You" was well answered. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. This was followed by the Financial Report. Other business was quickly taken care of and the meeting was turned over to Alice White, the convener for Family and Consumer Affairs. Mrs. While began with the motto concerning our part in the recycling of garbage. Mrs, White then introduced the guest speaker, Mrs, Wcesc, the home economist. Mrs. Weese spoke on the ten commandments of the smart shopper. She used colorful posters to Illustrate her points. Mrs. Weese also brought with her leaflets and consumer magazines. Alice White thanked Mrs. Weese and turned the meeting back to our president who closed the meeting by repeating repeating the Lord's Prayer. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Yeo and Mrs, Winncott, ORONO and DISTRICT h y habelle Challice Quote - "Advertising helps raise the standard of living by raising the standard of longing." Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett and family, Lindsay were Sunday luncheon guests of Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings. Mr. Don Hamm and Mr. Carlos Tamblyn, Orono, were among the musicians who supplied music for the community community presentation to Mr. Ross Davidson, Bethany. Mrs. Pam Rushnell, Susan and Rob, and Miss Laurie Benedict, all from Oshawa, were Saturday dinner guests of the 0. Challice's. Twenty-two Orono horticulture horticulture members went to the Toronto flower show with Bowmanville members, on Thursday, February 21st. Happy birthday to Mrs. Mary Morris who celebrates her 94th this week. She is a resident of Strathaven Rest Home, Bowmanville. Mrs. Jo Barlow and Mrs. Bjorg Lowes, Bowmanville were last Thursday, evening supper guests of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Billings. Mr. Walter Sherwin, Queen's University, Kingston, is enjoying a "study week" at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin, and Miss Kim Sherwin, Centennial Centennial College, Scarborough, was home for the past weekend. weekend. Sunday guests of the O. Challices were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown and girls, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutherland and family, Bowmanville, and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Heckbert and girls, Oshawa. Her many friends wish Mrs. Catherine Lowery, Kirby, a speedy recovery following surgery recently. St. Saviours Church News The sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at St. Saviours Church Sunday morning, with server Gil Wood and sidespersons, Sandra Anderson and Beryl Clark. The church school served pancakes at the morning breakfast. Adult confirmation classes were held Sunday afternoon in the parish hall. A coffee hour will be held in St. Saviours following regular service on February 24. Doris Prust will send cards to the sick and shut-ins, etc. from St. Saviours. Let her know if there is someone to send cards to (983-5804). Hall rentals - Rentals of the John Breen parish hall will be now looked after by Kathy Stapleton (983-9476). Clean-up and spring cleaning cleaning at St. Saviours is set for Saturday, April 27th, weather permitting. The Child Find Program is being sponsored by the Block Parent Association. The identification program will be held at Bowmanville Mall on Saturday, March 2, from 10:00 a.m. to4:00 p.m. Durham Complex Health Series A good attendance was at the regular Monday Health Clinic at Durham Complex Seniors Hall, Station Street. An excellent film "Safety for Sr. Citizens" was shown and many ideas projected. So very many bad accidents happen in our own homes, such as loose scattermats on varnished floors, broken glass in bathrooms bathrooms and carrying heavy boxes or parcels downstairs. Too much furniture in rooms can cause accidents and putting putting dishes too high in cupboards! cupboards! Make sure all old medications are thrown out and keep a good first aid kit available and within easy reach. Do not be afraid to ask your doctor or druggist what your medications are for, when to take them, etc. An up-to-date list of your present medications medications should be kept in your wallet or purse. Keep all medications out of reach of children. Our next meeting will be March 11 at 2 p.m. and your questions will be answered regarding health problems. Many interesting booklets, pamphlets, recipes, etc. were given out to those in attendance, attendance, plus attractive pill boxes, courtesy of Lovell Drugs. Orono United Church News A smaller than usual attendance, attendance, due to poor weather conditions, on Sunday morning. morning. David Staples gave the children's story and the choir rendered "Faith is the Answer." Happy Birthday to Francis Sutton on February 19. Jan. - Feb. and March - April issues of Upper Room are now available. Next Sunday, Feb. 24 is Scout and Guide Sunday. Hi C Tobogganing Party - Sunday, Feb. 24 at 1 p.m. Bring a bag lunch, a friend and warm clothes and a toboggan and they will go from Orono church. World Day of Prayer will be held in Kirby United Church, Friday, March 1st. Sunday, March 3 - Jeff DeJonge will be preaching at both Orono and Kirby services. services. Bowmanville Christian Women's Club will meet Tuesday, February 26 at 1:15 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. in Lions Community Centre, 26 Beech Ave., Bowmanville, dessert and coffee. Guest speaker - Betty Carter of Kettleby, speaking on "Making Life's Choices." Guest soloist "Marion Milnes", Orono. Call Marion Milnes if you are interested in this afternoon afternoon of Christian fellowship. A good attendance at the second in "Focus on Family" films, shown Sunday evening. The films and discussion following are excellent and all parents are invited to attend. Town Hall Card Party A good crowd was at the Wednesday night, February 13th Town Hall Card Party with the following winners: Isabel Hamm 84, Gerald Robinson 80, Marjorie Best 79, Ruth Grady 76, John Lowery 75. Low score - Doreen Lowery. Lucky draws - Jean Allin, Joyce Cowan. The next card party is Wednesday, February 27 at 8 p.m. Legion Ladies Team Standings Feb. 7,1985 Sheila Roberts, 17112 pin- fall, 16 points; Rita Junkin, 16557, 15; Joan Sutcliffe, 16971, 12; Hilda Brock, 16648,12; Barb Hanc-16662, 10; Virg. Fairey, 15748, 7. High single - Muriel Tennant Tennant 334. High triple - Muriel Tennant 755. High average - Joan Sutcliffe 227. 10 Top Averages Joan Sutcliffe 227, Patti Roberts 209, Sheila Roberts 206, Onie Etcher 203, Linda Taylor 203, Wendy Murdoch 201, Rita Junkin 200, Penny Connaghan 199, Barb Hanc 198, Muriel Tennant 198. Absent - Sandra Fice. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY ["attention"! 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