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v Report from the Pines Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. December 7. 1988 11 Downtown Businesses Welcome Christmas Shoppers by the Newshounds of 8D History Fair Logo On Thursday November 17, Mike Smith, Scott Montague, Montague, Danny Winter, Todd Graves, Shane Gylytiuk, and Greg Mackay from the Pines Sr. Public School participated participated in a section of a play called 1837, that was videotaped videotaped at Hutchinson House in Peterborough. Ms. Wilson, the grade 8 history teacher, with the help of our librarian Mr. Farrington, arranged for use of this house for the play. This play will be entered in the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education history fair on Thursday, Thursday, November 24. Along with the videotaped videotaped play, there will be two live plays being entered from the Pines. One is a soloist, soloist, Melissa Co ville, who is acting out a section from the novel by Susanna Moodie. The other live entry from the Pines is called "The Loyalists". Loyalists". The people who participated participated in this play are Shannon Shannon Hancock, Sherry Wright, Ashley Burnham, Lisa Weagant, Evan Williams, Williams, Brenda Milton, Maggie Maggie Sotiriadis, Jenny Easton, and Mami Jackson. The Pines would like to thank Ms. Wilson and Mr.Parrington for spending so much of their free time, and would like to say "good DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes four (4) residential lots located at the site indicated on the map below. In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment application, application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3 or by calling Mr. Jamie McEwan, Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above- noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, December 30, 1988. Please include your address and telephone number in any submissions made. File No. 88-106/D Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning paring in these plays. Report Cards Well its that time again. Students are bearing down as they anxiously (or not so anxiously) await the fateful arrival of first term report cards. These often deadly slips of white paper will be issued on December 7, just before a well-deserved Christmas holiday. Parent- teacher interviews will be held in and around the week of December 9th. Parents .should check their Pines ' Newsletters for exact times and dates. Boys' Volleyball The boys' volleyball team, has led oft the season with a very good start, posting four wins and two losses. Having sixteen years of experience in volleyball, Mr. Nobes has taken on the job of coach. With the help of Brandon Coyle, a student from Clarke High School, the team is able to practise on a regular basis. Skill drills that lead up to game situations are reinforced reinforced during these practice times. Volleyball is an excellent excellent game that can be played at any age by any sex if you enjoy team sports. Look for an update on how our girls' team is doing under the direction of Mrs. Gibson and Mr. Staples in next week's report. House League Floor Hockey The grade eight superteams superteams of 8D McLaughlin house literally crushed their opposition during the regular regular season. Now both teams (8D boys and 8D girls) have advanced to their finals in the Pines' playoffs after separate separate victories over other grade eight classes. Our grade 7 companions are not having the same success in their division but I'm sure both 7D teams will bounce back in true McLaughlin fashion. Prediction of the week So much for our prediction prediction last week. That s why we choose to poll students about a more knowledgeable area. We asked 100 people who they thought would win the NHL scoring the results: 72 people thought M. Lemieux Lemieux would win. 00 people thought B. Nichols would win 14 people thought .W.Gretzky would win 00 people thought R. Brown would win 10 people thought S. Yzerman would win 04 people thought D. Say- ard would win Thought of the Week Quality not Quantity. I jjjgjgfgl OBITUARIES Mary Adeline Gohccn A retired employee of the office staff at iployoe General Motors Motors of Canada, Mary Adeline Adeline Goheen died at the Oshawa General Hospital on Monday, November 21, 1988. She was a daughter of the late George and Effie Goheen. Goheen. A member of Simcoe Street United Church, Miss Goheen retired in 1952 from GM. She is survived by her two sisters, Mrs. Roy Hornell (Helen) of Oshawa and Mrs. George Vice (Kathleen) of Bowmanville; a brother George of Oshawa and a niece and two nephews, Nancy, Russell and Thomas. A sister, Mrs. Greta Larm- er, died before her. Mclntosh-Anderson Funeral Funeral Home conducted the funeral arrangements and a service was held in the chapel chapel on November 24,1988. Interment Interment followed at Oshawa Union Cemetery. Henry (Harry) V. Leek Born at Eaton, Buckin ghamshire, England, Henry (Harry) V. Leek aged 74, died Friday, October 28, 1988 at Newcastle Multi- Care following a two year illness. illness. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Leek, he was educated at Slough, England, and on December 26,1938, was married to Jessie Jessie (Kath) K. Carr. A foundry manager em ployed 54 years at Slacan, a Division of Slater Steel Products, Products, he had retired six years ago. He was a resident of Burlington for 25 years and resided at his son's home in Orono. For the past year he has been a resident at Newcastle. Newcastle. He was a member of St. Saviour's Church, Orono. Surviving are his wife two sons Mel and Gordon, and five grandchildren. The Reverend Douglas Hall officiated at the funeral services held on Tuesday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Floral tributes were received received from Slacan and St. Saviour's Church in his memory. Cremation-Ashes to England. England. Wesleyville News by E. Barrowclough : : scoring race. Here are After the lighting of the community Christmas tree last Thursday night, many downtown Bowmanville businesses were open and serving hot cider and Christmas baking. At the Intowne Gallery June Clark, Erin Hoskin, and Susan Saunders (left to right) examined this beautiful rocking horse. special pole but they did not accept it and persisted in the first attempt. A watch was kept for the rest of the season but a nest was not completed, completed, and it will be interesting to watch if there is a renewed renewed effort in the spring. 40 years ago: 16 Farm Forum Forum members discussed the broadcast, "I see by the Paper" Paper" at the meeting held at Maurice O'Neil's on November November 29. Of the families represented represented each one subscribed to the Port Hope Guide or a Toronto newspaper or both. A committee of Harold Reeve, Carroll Nichols, Wilfrid Wilfrid Bee, Maurice O'Neill, and Ken Ashby was appointed appointed to investigate all requirements requirements for a local ice rink. YPU was in charge of Miss Anderson, in the absence of- Pres. Murray Payne; Attending Attending commencement in Port Hope were: Neil Nicholls, Dolores Dickerson, Helen and Margaret Binstead, Ruth Payne, Elsie Schwarz, and Jane Reeve, home from Toronto University. Mrs. Payne's S. S. Class presented the worship service at the convention at Canton. Helene Helene Barrowclough, home for the weekend, was in Hamilton Hamilton with Mrs. W. and Mrs. R. Bee. The former's health check up was good. Introducing our Fresh Fish Intended for last Week. Service at Welcome United United church on Sunday, November November 27, was conducted by Mr. T. Wilson in the absence absence of Reverend W. Sedgwick, Sedgwick, with scripture lessons read by Mrs. Brenda Ough, S. S. Superintendent and Lloyd Kellogg. The children's children's story was told by Christine Wilson while they, as well as the congregation, listened with keen interest. It was one of the legends telling telling why we decorate the tree with tinsel. Once when the tree was locked away from sight till the special day, all the little creatures of the bouse had a preview and the spiders, escaping from the long broom searching out tbe corners, completely covered covered the tree with webs as they examined all of it. These were miraculously changed to glitter, which our tinsel now represents. The first Advent Advent candle was lit and service service provided by David and Mary Lou Kellogg with daughters Janelle and Natalie. Natalie. David and Mary read the scriture alternately, and Da- SOM SOLD tub lS CA^ 0 , BVBB'f b ALDBBS°^ d DAS \nOL UDïN 0 B^ Ct0 f COWBtl^ coW Bt CVIBBSB n ctiEESB ECSKT CttBBSB tv\Ai° R TUB IN yflONS V/OB-LD \Vt-S CONS'N TtfB saW TV® tvvb r eMA^ s _ gH asc CHBBSB on'A W/vNGBD ■ LABBL and PA vid lit and candle and led in prayer. The four purple candles and one white, centred centred in greenery made the floral arrangement for the day. Mr. Wilson's text was taken from Ephesians and concerned the family unit. In all history, in every land, the family was the first unit, man, woman and child, then enlarged to tribes, then nations. nations. Other systems in other countries in the past, as well as to-day, have tried and always always have failed. State control control of training of children has not been successful throughout the centuries. Christian families make the basis for a successful nation, morals are not inherited but must be taught in the family. Christian love transcends all in spite of the misuse of the word. The choir's anthem was "Carry your Burden to Jesus", accompanied by John Groenveld at the piano. The offering..was received by Bruce Hendry and John Connelly. Coffee and a social' time was enjoyed following the service. It is always a delight to see young people home for a visit from their interesting work which takes them to many places. Aline Wilson was home for the weekend after being in Ottawa at the national Art Centre with the Canadian Native Art Foundation, Foundation, doing a ballet there. There are more changes on the lakeshore road. Old bambuildings on the former Bruce Dinner farm have been removed and a lot sold there for a house to be built. With so many farms being taken out of dairy production, production, barns are no longer needed, and one by one disappear, disappear, sometimes slowly, board by board. Charlene Austin was in Peterborough on Saturday evening to attend a horse show there. Truman Austin visited with son Paul and family in Oshawa on Sunday. Sunday. There has been much comparing of stories concerning concerning Friday night's earthquake. earthquake. Some listening to broadcast remarks made while it was being felt at the station, could feel no tremor. Others thought they were having a heart attack or dizzy dizzy spell. 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