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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 25,1986 Golden Agers Start out on Bus Trip to See Kingston's Attractions ElUllsklllcil New Outdoor Patio Opened at TJ s Restaurant on King Street Early Tuesday, June 17th, this group of young Golden Agers embarked from St. Paul's United Church for a bus trip to Kingston. Arrangements there would take them by special sight-seeing mini train around the city. Later, they would stop at Belleville and return home about seven. The Rev. Ed Schamerhorn hasn't reported any casualties. Courtice Secondary School's Ontario Scholars Stefan Uriadka, 92.83 Lesla Kocan, 90.17 Lome 'Whitmarsh, 89.50 John Huber, 89.33 Heidi Rohrer, 84.67 Stephanie Barnes, 84.33 Suzanne Barnes, 83.63 Joanna Rippin, 82,67 Darren Marks, 82.67 John Kerr, 81.83 Nicola Alexander, 80,33 Brent Kinghorn, 80.17 Lee Quinney, 80,00 Mary Gudelt, 81.00 Starkvllle Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell and Mr. Jim Hallowell were tea guests on Sunday afternoon afternoon of Mr. and Mrs, Gary Higgins, Mary, Sarah and Maia. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Len Falls, Kendal, Kendal, Several from Starkvilie attended attended the 40th wedding anniversary anniversary celebrations on Sunday, Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Melville v Jones of Newtonville entertained entertained at the United Church in Newtonville and Mr, and Mrs. Ed Millson of Orono held an open house at their home. Congratulations to both these couples! On Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Carman and Kevin and Miss Yvonne Martin Martin of Newcastle visited with Mr, and Mrs. John Windntt and Erin. by Miss Betty Wright Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ormis- ton were recent visitors of Mr. Adam Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery and Jim, Mr. and Mrs. John Avery and Nicole were Sunday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rekker and family on Sunday, celebrating Lisa's 13th birthday. Many happy returns of the day, Lisa. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clemens and Brooke and Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Clemens, Hampton to be G.M.I. Engineering and Management Institute Commencement Commencement which was held at the IMA Sports Arena, Flint, Michigan on Friday. Miss Mary Elisabeth MacMillan also attended. Brent Clemens received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. "Congratulations "Congratulations Brent." The Beavers and Cubs picnic was held at C.L.O.C.A. on Saturday afternoon. By all reports everyone had a good time. Our community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family, Blackstock on the sudden death due to an accident of a loving daughter and sister, Eleanor. On Sunday the Read family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family for a barbeque. Mr. and Mrs. David Stainton and Deanna, Cobourg were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Heather and Wendy, Tyrone, were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue and Laurie. Mr. Bob Holyday and friend from Toronto spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Bud McNair; Mr. and Mrs. Fawns, Port Perry were callers. Miss Stephanie Axford, Hampton spent Friday night with Betty Wright; Mrs. Bob Patenaude was also a visitor. Our community extends sympathy to the family of the late Mrs. Winnie May (Ashton). Winnie was raised in our community in the early 1900's. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Elais Ashton and sister of Rita Rod- man, Maudie Travell, Alice Beech, Harold Ashton, June Bragg and the late Orville and Bruce Ashton and loving mother of William. On Friday, June 20, Gary and Nellie Groeneveld, Karen Brooks, Bob and Joan Speak- man- and Bill attended Constable Constable -Mlkgi*) -Groeneveld, Ontario: ^Provincial Police Recruit's Graduation Ceremony at the O.P.P. academy in Brampton, Ont. Aaron Bowman and Benji Lafave were Friday lunch guests of Mrs. Wilfred Bowman Bowman and Miss Myrtle Tamblyn celebrating Benji's 5th birthday. Miss Nikki Lafave and Benji were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGill. Mrs. Bert Wannamaker, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Sea- grave, Mr. Norman Stinson, Hampton were visitors of Mr. Adam Sharp. On Sunday the worshippers gathered for Church at the regular time for our service. We sang hymns throughout the service. The choir under the direction of Mrs. Ulah Chambers sang a beautiful anthem. Pastor Joe chose as his Scriptural Lesson "Mathew 6:,.. 25-34 and Hebrews 13: 5-10,15,16, 20, 21. He based his message on "Yesterday, Today...and Tomorrow." Announcements On Sunday, the Farewell Gathering for Pastor Joe, Kay, Nikki and Benji was held at Tyrone United Church. Next Sunday - Gathering of Praise and Love as we share an informal time of celebrating celebrating God's presence in our lives. These services will begin at the regular times. Enniskillen Sunday School teachers are needed. Please contact Mrs. Jill Haskins. Pastor Joe's new address is : (60 Mill Road), Box 10, Wellington, P.E.I., COB 2E0. Phone (902) 854-2179. Thoughts from the Pastor's Study. Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path...And leave a trail, We cannot reach new horizons if we fear to leave the shore. Farewell Reception On Sunday, June 22nd, the Farewell Presentation for Pastor H. Joseph Lafave from the Enniskillen - Tyrone Pastoral Pastoral Charge was held at Tyrone United Church. Tyrone United Church, with Jill Haskins and Earla Rundle greeting us at the door. Prelude was given by Tim Southwell at the piano and Jacqueline Vaneyk at the organ, Tom Pleasance did an excellent job acting as Master of Ceremonies. Tom welcomed welcomed everyone to the gathering. Gail Hasiuk and John Vaneyk favored us with a beautiful duet. We then had the Dissolving of Covenant with Susan Robinson who was unable to attend. Tom then called the Student Support Group to come forward. Pat Drysdale presented Joe with a little gift from the group. Allison Cughan then enter- » With the snip of a ribbon last Wednesday night,, Mario Veltri officially opened the new patio at T.J.'s Restaurant on King Street East. Mr. Veltri is the owner of the Veltri Complex in which T.J.'s is located. located. Invited guests were treated to a delicious buf- Community Hall Boards Facing Liability Risks fet and free punch during the celebration filled evening. Above, manager Tammy Wallace and owner Gerry Barrack watch as Mario prepares to open the patio. Community hall boards are facing an ever-increasing liability risk, according according to the chairman of the Newcastle Newcastle Community Services Advisory Board. Milt Dakin suggested that the risk of lawsuits arises when the halls are rented to individuals or groups for special events such as receptions or banquets. Therefore, he suggested that rental agreements should include a clause which would release the municipality municipality or the hall board from liability if a claim were made. "All we are trying to do is make as much protection as possible for these volunteer boards and the town itself," itself," said Mr. Dakin in his remarks to Newcastle council Monday night. He indicated that the clause may not entirely solve the problem but added: "At least there's one more chance that the person would not sue because he said he signed a form saying saying he'd be responsible for everything everything that happens." The community services planning board spokesman explained that the decision was the result of a workshop for all community centres held with a representative from the Liquor Licencing Board of Ontario. Having heard Mr. Dakin's presentation, presentation, town council voted to seek further legal advice on the problem he presented. The town's acting administrator, administrator, solicitor, insurance broker and treasurer have been asked to consider the matter and prepare prepare a report. The staff findings will be brought before the town's general purpose committee at a future meeting. Chamber to Publish Book From Page 1 see in the Town of Newcastle." Other material may include a map of the town or an industrial and commercial directory. Mr. Denny told Newcastle council Monday night that the total cost of the project is approximately $3.200.,;. The Chamber is plartWihg a^rmting ^? ram. i of 10,000 copies -- eni&gh booklets to ; ~ last two to three years, Mr. Denny explained. It would be distributed through outlets such as tourist information centres and travel agencies. The idea of a tourism brochure was warmly received by the Town of Newcastle, Newcastle, although some members of council suggested possible alterations alterations to the format. "My feeling is I would rather see a more comprehensive comprehensive book," said Councillor Ann Cow- hflfi'f't 1ft irtorqpr'f <V*1 f pnf Councillor Cowman, and Mayor John Winters were delegated to work with the Chamber in producing the booklet. Mr. Denny said the Chamber hopes to have the book printed in July. tained us with a number on the flute. Next on the program! Tim Southwell was at the piano and Darryl Vaneyk sang a beautiful solo and Ellen Vaneyk joined him in a duet. Merle Avery and Velma Griffin from Enniskillen presented us with a humorous skit. The Enniskillen choir under the direction of Ulah Chambers gave two musical numbers - one very comical to do with Joe's life which they entitled "Ode to Pastor Joe" and the other one "Prince Edward Island Is Heaven to Me." Edna Woods gave a very interesting reading. Julie Griffin on the piano and Sharon Shaw on the flute gave us their number, next. Wendy Mand gave a beautiful rendition rendition of the Lord's Prayer. At this time Tom called the Lafaves forward and Cathy MacGregor helped him pin the corsages on each one. Edgar Wright read the beautiful address ' prepared by Ella Bowman at this time. The Lafaves were presented with a rocking chair, mirror and a picture and money from their friends and neighbours of both charges. Pastor Joe gave an excellent excellent response. We then retired to the church hall for fellowship fellowship and refreshments supplied by Enniskillen and Tyrone. At this time, I, the correspondent correspondent for Enniskillen would like to tell the Lafave family how much we all love them and we will miss them very much, and I especially will miss babysitting Nikki and Benji. May God Bless You All, and please keep in touch, we will do the same. Call 623-5577 for Flowers Trophy for Plowing Newcastle Mayor John Winters was given a trophy Monday night for winning first place in a recent snow plow operators' competition competition sponsored by the Durham Region Public Works Association. The trophy was presented by David Gray, the town's deputy director of works and a representative of the public works association. Mayor Winters tied for first place in the Celebrity Snow Plow event. Larry McLean, McLean, Oshawa's city council representative also tied for first place. In the Snow Plow Rodeo for public works employees, employees, the Town of Newcastle had four entries among the top 10 finishers. These included included Nick Turkocio, who placed second overall; Phillip Phillip Broome and Trevor Cooke (fourth); Danny Taylor and Dan Luke (fifth) and Doug Gordon and Ron Robinson (sixth). Nick Turkocio operated his snow plow alone, while the remaining Newcastle entries consisted of a wing person and driver. Nineteen Nineteen entries from the Durham Region and some neighbouring municipalities municipalities were recorded this year. Jim Goswell (driver) and Vince Stabile (wing operator) placed first in the competition. They represented represented the City of Oshawa. The Snow Plow Rodeo took place May 18 to 24 during during Public Works Week. Town Invited To Prepare Funding Brief The Town of Newcastle Newcastle has been invited to join local municipalities in the preparation of a brief to the Province of Ontario over school funding. Donna Fairey, chairman chairman of the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, said in a letter to council that the board has agreed to petition the Province of , Ontario to review and in- ; crease educational fund- : ing. "As chairperson, I will be asking the Board of Education to request a meeting with the Minister Minister of Education to discuss discuss our serious concerns concerns regarding the funding of education for Northumberland and ' Newcastle. She asked that the Town of Newcastle consider consider selecting two council council members who would, assist in a presentation which.entails a co-operative co-operative 'effort between thè Board and the municipalities. municipalities. The request from the head of the Northumber- ' land and Newcastle Board of Education was referred to the town's general purpose committee committee for a report. Councillor Ann Cowman Cowman suggested that the subject is one on which, the town's treasurer should comment before the matter is dealt with by the committee. G.D.S. Canada Day Weekend GARBAGE PICK-UP Customers whose garbage regularly is. picked up on Tuesday, will be picked up i on Wednesday, July 2nd CORPORATION OFTHETOWN OF NEWCASTLE Memoriam PARK - In loving memory of a beloved mother and grandmother, Helen Mae Park, who passed away, suddenly, 15 years ago on June 25th. You left us memories woven in gold, Wonderful memories forever to hold, Deep in our hearts, your memory is kept, To love, to cherish and never forget. -- Lovingly remembered by Ruth, Thom, Alan and Adrienne. 25-1S SUMMER HOURS Mon. to Thurs. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. *Fri. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. *Sat. 9a.m. to 12:30p.m. MY APOTHECARY 26 King St. E. 623-3361 PUBLIC TO ITS NOTICE CITIZENS Amendment to By-law 76-25, entitled "A by-law to regulate Signs in the Town of Newcastle." TAKE NOTICE THAT AT THE MEETING OF COUNCIL scheduled to be heard at 7:00 p.m„ in the afternoon on Monday, Monday, July 28th, 1986, in Court Room #1, Police and Fire Building, Building, 132 Church Street, Bowmanville, Council will hear any person who wishes to make comment on the proposed amendment, amendment, and applies to be heard. The amendment proposes a change to Section 11, Subsection 1 of By-law 76-25, which relates to the enforcement of the By-law and provides that the following new Subsection be substituted: "(1) ENFORCEMENT: This By-law shall be enforced by the By-law Enforcement Officer to the Town of Newcastle," Newcastle," PLEASE NOTE: This is the only section of By-law 76-25 which is being considered for amendment by Council. David W. Oakes, B.A., A.M.C.T., C.M.O., Clerk/Administrator Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario. L1C 3A6. File 10.13.101. Date of Publication: June 25th, 1986.