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i 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 23, 1987 Incredible Response by Citizens to Torch Run Festivities 881E «BWPWWIW» t'A ■ ■ v : ; : W - . - : ms G Istfiïl 1 .r I The Honorable Allan Lawrence, M.P. for Durham- ner's hand. The torch will have travelled 18,000 Northumberland and Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. for kilometres and touched many Canadians'hands and Durham East, both had an opportunity to hold the hearts before it reaches Calgary for the Winter Olym- Olympic Torch. It was passed among the officals On pics, the platform, before it was passed into the next run- St„ Si! *R " * •: rlufcl These huge huggable bears, Heidi and Howdy, hugs. As the official mascots of the Olympic Torch were a part of the Torch Run festivities. They wan- Run, they are travelling right across the country with dered through the crowd before the arrival of the the flame, torch, warming up a few spectators with big bear | ! ••.•^^•'••i~ , irr T i , "TTiiiii'iiiiiiimniTii«tri'rrr--'Ti'n ~rmsmbs--rimmmm&smmm--m Share the flame! Jim Hunter, the Master of Ceremonies Ceremonies for the' Olympic Torch Run, and Marion Chambers, the i;unner who brought the torch into Bowmanville, both helped Newcastle residents share the flame. From the original torch, the small torch replicas in the audience were lit. In this way, one flame, the Olympic Flame, was shared by all. Study Shows Crossing Guard Not Needed Even a second look hasn't helped to bring a crossing guard to Penfound Drive and Martin Road in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. In a report brought before councillors in October, Town Clerk David Oakes recommended recommended that a crossing guard was not warranted at Kitchen, McCallum & Porter CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS JOHN G. MANUEL, CGA> DONALD K. KITCHEN, CGA, CIA PANTHERS 11S KING STREET EAST DOWMANVIUC, ONT, LIONS (416)023-6555 that site. The report was tabled tabled for a review of the situation, situation, and councillors saw a report still suggesting that a crossing guard was not necessary at the general purpose and administration administration meeting on Monday, December 21. On Monday they voted in approval of the recommendation. recommendation. In the second investigation investigation into the request, town staff looked at the student walking pattern, school bus loading zones, reviewed the pcdcstrain traffic, and prepared prepared a plan showing crossing crossing guard placement. They also communicated with the principal ofWaver- ley Public School and a member of the Durham Regional Regional Police Force. _ "A member of the Durham Regional Police also attended at the subject location, and at the conclusion conclusion of his investigation advised advised verbally that a guard was not warranted," stated Mr. Oakes' report. "All of this information was reviewed with the school principal who agreed agreed with the findings and the conclusion arrived at, that a guard was not warranted warranted at Penfound Drive and Martin Road," the report report continued. Real Estate Guide Newtonville UCW Holds December Meeting ll§f§ v ■/ lllll New #S|| ÊSpi:* rtonvilleN by O. Henderson ews . Visitors during the week with a pot luck luncheon at with Mr. and Mrs. C.M. 6:30. After dishes were Jones were Mr. and Mrs. cleared away the Christmas Neil Britton of Belleville and meeting began at 8 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. William Rim- with an attendance of 25. mer of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Henderson Henderson of Oshawa spent Friday Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Cpl. Pat and Norma Dwyer Dwyer (neè Norma Rae Gibbs) of Ralston, Alberta had a stopover stopover at Trenton Army Base ny and visited her sister Delores McNeil and her mother Mrs. Verna Gibbs and other relatives relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer then left for Lahr, West Germany for a month's vaction. The U.C.W. held their monthly December meeting last Wednesday evening After the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison the various various reports were given which included the work of the Sunshine Committee with the list they had visited at this busy time of year. A new clock has been purchased purchased and was hung. Marlene Marlene Stacey, Olive Henderson, Henderson, Doris Chrysler and Sandra Mclnnis led in the Devotional telling the Christmas Christmas story along with the U.C.W. purpose - witness study, fellowship and ser-. vice. Several carols were also sung. At the close of the meeting the convenors picked their months and groups for the following year of 1988. Santa Santa also came and distributed the presents. Lunch followed followed and a social time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. B. Henderson Henderson at Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tompkins Tompkins visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pieters of Pickering. Only a small crowd at tended the Teen dance held in the Hall on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alldread of Newcastle visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton. A progressive euchre party party was held Friday evening in the Hall with 16 tables in play. The 50/50 draw was won by Lena Graham. Other Other card winners were Reg Elliott 91, Bob Simpson 86, Aleck Moffat 84, Audrey Graham 82, Margaret Linton Linton 81, and Edna Palmer. Special draws were won by Kay tialtersby, Charlie Finnic, Finnic, Ray Goode, Ada Palmer, May Muldrew and Norma Moffat. Next card party January 15th, 1988. Jack and Jean Ogden were the church greeters on Sunday morning. The children's children's story included lighting lighting of the 4th candle "Love". The sermon was entitled "The Absolute Bottom Line". The choir sang "In a Manger He is Sleeping". At the close of the service Communion was served by the Elders. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tompkins Tompkins visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe VanBurme at Mississauga. Remember our Christmas Eve service at the church at seven o'clock. We at the Henderson home wish each of our readers readers the best of the holiday season. For a Discussion of Our Home Marketing Program Call: Willy Wicha 571-0600 (Bus.) 987-5004 (Res.) ^ROYAL LePAGE j jjjp^ Rwal 1-tPeee Reel Estate Services Ltd. Realtor It's good to know someone who knows. 200% Club IRIS DORMON Season's Greetings Iris would like to take this opportunity to wish all her clients, friends and co- workers sincere good wishes for Christmas and the New Year. Iris has had a challenging and successful successful year and we congratulate congratulate her on reaching the 200% Club status. For all your Real Estate needs, call Iris at her office 623-6000, 428-1206 or residence residence 263-8667. RE0WX Cornerstone Realty Ltd. Realtor 104 King St. East, Bowmanville, Ont. BETTY SMITH Sales Representative \vjfc ifustmfr FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION REALTOR PAT HURLEY Acting Manager RICK BATES Sales Representative « t* - CAROL HANCOCK Sales Representative ED JEANS Sales Representative GRACE KREZANOWSKI Sales Representative «•myiiwu III' ,1 III kVBVeiR ALINE GAGNON Sales Representative HEATHER LAMONT Sales Representative , "'A % > t ill . . V .v .1 MARY MALMQUIST Sales Representative >\.>> JENNIFER JEFFREYS Evening Secretary 1 Z BARB SHOUTEN Secretary DIANE BONEHAM Evening Secretary Christmas Greetings from our family to yoùrs 1 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-6622 5^ Good will and good fairh ro oil. We hope your holiday is wormed by rhe spirir of friendship. Newcastle Gardens in Bowmanville ^Schickedanz ^^Bros, ■alLimited ^ , Quality builders since I9JI. f(| Verna Milne 1-416-623-1713 Mon.-Thurs. 12-6 Friday closed Sat 12-6 Sun 12-6