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f 8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, November 13,1985 News and Happenings from the Village of Solina Witnesses Discuss Global Peace At their convention last nolitical systems to bring In view of this. Saturday, November 2 - Solina Hall - Who took the last lemon pie? Yes. that was the cry heard when dessert dessert time rolled around at the beef supper, which was held at the hall on Saturday. There were two sittings, the 4:30 sitting was 75% occupied, occupied, while the 6:30 sitting sitting was a complete sellout. In fact the help were scurrying scurrying around to accommodate four extra. There was no shortage of the beef that melted in your mouth, or peas, carrots and potatoes, and side dishes of salads. lean see your mouth watering now, but you're too late. I reminded you of the occasion. When dessert time came around, you should have seen the homemade pies ... apple, raisin, blueberry, pumpkin, cream and cherry, but what happened happened to the lemon pies? Tfiey. disappeared, I wondered wondered -if someone had a doggy bag. I noticed one guy with a plastic garbage bag going up and down each aisle, putting something in and then tossing the bag over his shoulder, a la Santa Claus. Hmm, I wonder if he was the culprit. Financially and socially, I believe it was a great success. success. Vi and her associates are to be congratulated on the organization of her help, some of whom worked in the kitchen, and others who waited on tables. After the last sitting, and the tables were cleared,you never saw so many plates, cups and saucers and hardware (Bob called it software, but he is only a computer analyst, he wouldn't know the difference!). difference!). A vote of thanks to those who washed and dried the above mentioned. They must have seen them in their sleep. A good night was had by all. Now, three days later and four or five pounds heavier, we can settle down to leftovers leftovers from Saturday. Our Solina Seven took it in the gutter, as they lost four points last week. They are still short one player, so call Lloyd or Don if you are interested in joining them. Badminton turned out to be a lonely game last week, which was Hallowe'en night. Guess who was the only one who turned up. You got that right, it was me. Well, no one told me it was cancelled. That should be the last cancellation before Christmas, which is only six weeks away. This next statement may sound like I am way off Vincent Massey News On October 9 we started our annual fund raising campaign. campaign. The students that participated sold Christmas candles, sun catchers, and holiday bows. They have raised $3000 which will be used for computers, computer software software and playground equipment. equipment. A big cheer for the top sellers from Mr. Thompson's class, who sold $1,363.00 in products. j Ryan O'Connor It's the time of year when all the ghosts and witches are rioW eating all the goodies that they collected. During, the week prior to Hallowe'en, Mrs. Avery's class worked happily on activities which included poetry, problems, witch mobiles and THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that the Regional Council will consider at a meeting to be held on: NOVEMBER 20,1985 AT 10:00 A.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY PROPOSALS TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE FORMER PLANNING AREA OF THE TOWNSHIP OF DARLINGTON, THE BOWMANVILLE MAJOR URBAN AREA OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE NEWCASTLE VILLAGE SMALL URBAN AREA OFFICIAL PLAN The proposed amendments would consolidate the existing local official plan policies and extend local official plan coverage to include the whole of the Town of Newcastle resulting in an Official Plan of the Town of Newcastle. 1) The amendment to the Official Plan for the former Darlington Planning Area would: a) Extend the applicability of the Official Plan to the whole of the Corporation of the town of Newcastle; b) Change the name of the Plan to the Official Plan of the Town of Newcastle; c) Delete policies which are redundant or in conflict with the approved Durham Regional Official Plan; d) Acknowledge the applicability of the policies of the Durham Regional Official Plan as it relates to the geographic areas of the former Townships of Darlington and Clarke; e) Incorporate the policies of the approved Official Plans for Bowmanville and Newcastle Village; f) Incorporate general policies regarding hamlet development development previously approved by Town Council; g) Incorporate policies regarding the use of Holding symbols in the zoning by-law In accordance with the Planning Act, 1983; h) Incorporate policies as previously approved by Town Council tor Site Plan Control as required by the Planning Planning Act,'1983; i) Update policies related to the Town's transportation ' network and specify roads for which future road widenlngs may be required. 2) The amendment to the Official Plan for the Bowmanville Major Urban Area would renumber all Sections and Schedules to facilitate Inclusion within the Official Plan of the Town of Newcastle. .3) The amendment to the Official Plan for the Newcastle Village Small Urban Area would renumber all Sections and Schedules to facilitate Inclusion within the Official Plan of the Town of Newcastle. The report related to the amendment application Is available for Inspection In the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, or by calling Mr. L. Kotseff, M.C.I.P. Planning Department (416) 668-7731 and In the offices of the Regional Clerk, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, L1 N 6A3. Requests to make a presentation before Regional Council concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Regional Clerk, and should be received 48 hours prior to the Regional Council meeting. Gary Herrema Regional Chairman C.W. Lundy, A.M.C.T. Regional Clerk base, but now is the time of the year to ask for sponsors for baseball '86. The company company budgets will be allocated allocated in the next month or two, if not already. I wouldn't mind if winter would go as fast as that last statement. On November 1, the card night had five tables. The euchre party had competition competition from other social events that evening. The next card night will be Fri day, November 15. The Solina "Village Peoples" J.W.I. held their annual Children's Hallowe'en Hallowe'en party on October 18, at the hall. "Charisma" the magical magician was on hand to entertain the children. Prizes for best costume were won by: 5 and under, Dannielle Hank, Mitch Morawetz, and Erin Bowman; Bowman; 6-9, Diane Bowman, Benjamin Millson, Jennifer Baker and Kelly Werry; 10- 12, Laura-Lynn Gierman, Mathew Dyke, and Garth Browes; and teenagers, Kimm Werry and Mike Mosley. Mosley. The youngest one to win was 3 and one half month old Hillary Bray, who was in a rabbit costume. The adult male winnerwas Walter Walter Pingle in a foxy wolf costume, costume, and the lady was Barb Spires in her Miss Solina/45 costume. The Great Pumpkin contest contest was won by Jenny and Elizabeth Knox for the most original, Jeff, Sara, and Darren Langley for the most humorous, and Wesley, Jodi, Luke and Jennifer Thompson won the prize for the scariest pumpkin. The Cabbage Patch "First Tooth" doll was won by Deanna Anderson. The evening was concluded concluded with treats of sweets and drinks for everyone. At their convention last weekend, local Witnesses and their friends were part of the 1931 listening as Mr. Winston Peacock, a representative of the Watch Tower Society, discussed prospects of global peace. Peacock pointed out that people everywhere now see global peace as the only alternative alternative to global destruction. But he also quoted statements from world leaders indicating that it is unrealistic to expect the United Nations or other political systems to bring about global peace. Turning to the Bible, Peacock showed that human endeavours can be successful only when they are in full harmony with God's purpose and direction, something that is not the case now. But he also showed that the Bible clearly states that global peace will come about in our time through God's Kingdom which will bring about profound changes for humanity and the earth. In view of this, Peacock urged the listeners to turn to God and to establish a good personal relationship with him, so that they will be able to enjoy the benefits of global peace under God's direction. On Saturday, 20 underwent baptism as a symbol of their dedication to doing God's will and helping others to recognize recognize that God's Kingdom is the only means by which global peace can be attained. do better unscrambling, math problems, problems, witch mobiles and cookie decorating. They decorated digestive cookies with Cheese Whiz, raisins and Bits and Bites. The class agreed it was an excellent way to learn about Hallowe'en. The students helped children in other parts of the world with their UNICEF boxes. They collected $161.46 for this worthy cause. Pam Kelly Our school held a Remembrance Remembrance Day Service on Monday. We walked to the cenotaph where we presented songs and poetry. We placed two wreaths on the cenotaph after the two minute silence. The individual poppies were carefully made by every child in the school to help us understand understand the solemness of the day. Jamie Rekker wrote "Peace is something! They gave us peace and we are thankful for it. They died for us. They died for peace. We need it for freedom. We need it for life." CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY FANCY WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12FLOZ OR SWEETLET PEAS Green Giant 14FLOZTIN Vegetables .49 ■ : ASSORTED FLAVOURS, BEVERAGES Canada Dry CASE OF 24-280 mL TINS 5.99 (750 mL btl .59-Plus .30 btl_deposit) HUMPTY DUMPTY OR FRILLS, ASSORTED VARIETIES Potato Chips 200 g PKG .99 SAVE .40 (A GOOD SOURCE OF NATURAL FIBRE) Jane Parker Bran Bread 675 g loaf .69 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT xv\E FAIM» AT A&P! 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