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9 10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, January 4,1989 Kinettes Deliver Stocking Full of Gifts to Home •fhf- Mr**. tie"-- Uft* OBITUARIES wrafem Gerald Ellis Born at Gastleton, William William Gerald Ellis died in Trenton Memorial Hospital, Monday, November 14, 1988, in his 55th year. He had been ill six years. Son of Mrs. Harriet Ellis and the late Don Ellis he was the husband of Alice Ellis. He had resided at R. R. 1, Trenton Trenton the past six years, and previously resided in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Surviving are his wife Alice, son Donald, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Cheryl (Mrs. H. Francis) Francis) Oshawa, step-daughters Donna (Mrs. M. Muir) Bay- side, Bonnie (Mrs. T. Carter) Trenton and Jennifer Anderson Anderson (Toronto), three grandchildren, grandchildren, and a sister Mrs. Bernice Terry, Cobourg. He had retired from Goodyear Canada wh -re he had been employed 25 years. He was a member of the Frankford Royal Canadian Legion. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Weaver Funeral Home, Trenton with the Reverend Watson French officiating. Pallbearers were Gene. Dale and Rob Terry, Russell Hately, Ronald Haynes and Eric Perry. Members of the Legion were honorary bearers. bearers. Interment Friends Cemetery; Cemetery; The Bowmanville Kinettes delivered a stocking full of gifts to the Strathaven Nursing Home on Thursday, December 22. From the left are: Angela Parmer, 2nd vice-president of the Kinette Club; Vic toria McGann, a worker at Strathaven and a Kinette; Dot Dilling; Ave Burgess; John Mitchell; Jennifer McGillivray; and Kieran Parmer. Conservancy Awards to Be Presented rt«,; #>:*' WW The rapid growth of Durham Durham Region has destroyed many heritage buildings but plenty of others have been tastefully preserved by their owners. Some of the best will be honored when the Durham Branch of the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario makes its 1st annual Preservation Preservation Awards at a special dinner at the Old Liverpool House in Pickering on January January 28,1989. The guest speaker will be Mr. Val Swain, Q.C., a former former mayor of Kingston who is currently a governor of Heritage Canada. The public is invited to attend attend the dinner. Reservations Reservations may be made by calling Doug Anderson at 668-6111 or 668-5040 or Margaret Boyce at 668-9691. The winners in the restoration restoration category were John and Vera Hugel of Whitby for the Flint-Anderson house, a brick and stone farm house which used to stand far back from Ross- land Road, a bit east of Anderson Anderson St. in Whitby. A subdivision has been built around it and the manner manner in which the Hugels acquired acquired the house was particularly particularly commendable. m- -in 9ii •ur 'to Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday ï COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 In the adaptive reuse category, category, the judges gave the nod to Pearson Lanes in downtown Whitby where four early twentieth century houses were joined together to form a unique commercial complex. The category for new construction designed to complement and existing heritage building was won by the new Parish Hall of St. Thomas Anglican Church in Brooklin, a small frame church originally designed by architect Henry Langley. Langley was a prominent nineteenth century Ontario architect who designed, among others, Metropolitian United Church and the spire of St. James Cathedral, both in downtown Toronto. In designing a new parish hall for such a building, the challenge was to build something something large enough to accommodate accommodate the needs of the congregation yet not overshadow overshadow the original church. The judges felt that this goal had been admirably fulfilled. The judges were Tom Cruikshank, Editor of Canada Canada Century Home of Port Hope and Mr. Fred Roles who was Chairman of Ajax's LACAC for six years. The preservation awards were started by the Durham AGO to provide additional inducement towards effec- "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modem tanker trucks. • Dependable 24-hour service. ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAMME Telephone 623-5516 Esso HARRISON FUELS 12 Sturrock Road Bowmanville tive reuse of heritage buildings. buildings. This is particularly critical critical in high growth areas since progress frequently means bulldozing the past. The Flint Anderson house is a rare example of an agreement agreement with a developer to preserve an historic building on its original site within a new subdivision. The awards were open to any building in Durham Region Region in which the construction/restoration construction/restoration was completed completed within the last five years. Nominations for the 1989 Preservation awards will be received until April 30. Send to AGO Durham Box 171, Whitby, Ontario, LIN 5S1 The AGO was formed.in the late thirties by a group of architects concerned about the rapid deterioration of Ontario's historic buildings. ' Although the organization still contains many archi-/ tects, most of its members are simply average citizens with an interest in history and architecture. The group has continued to grow and now has ten branches across the province. province. The Durham Branch was formed about four years ago. John Alfred Walker A long time resident of Bowmanville, John Alfred Walker died peacefully after a lengthy illness at Bowmanville Bowmanville Memorial Hospital on Monday, December 12,1988. He was born on February 6, 1908 in Minden, Ontario, a son of the late John and Rebecca Rebecca Walker. Mr. Walker was a resident of Bowmanville Bowmanville for 46 years. He had also lived in Minden and Fenelon Falls, Ontario. Mr. Walker was employed with Goodyear of Canada in Bowmanville for 27 years and retired in 1970. He was married on December 21, 1935 to Verna Robertson, who survives him. Also surviving are his four children; Mrs. Lois Boston Boston and her husband Les of Toronto, Marvin and his wife Joan of Oshawa, Loyne and his wife Gloria of Hampton and Murray and his wife Verna of Oakville; also, nine grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and two brothers; Willis Walker of Haliburton and Irvin Irvin Walker of Newmarket. rotltie and Ffed walker, y A ; 'funeral service was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel in Bowmanville on Wednesday, December 14, 1988, officiated by the Rev. Canon David Peasgood which was followed by interment interment at Thornton Cemetery and Crematorium in Oshawa. Memorial donations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital Building Fund. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE GARBAGE COLLECTION Effective January 2, 1989, garbage collection .will be provided for all residents of the Town of Newcastle by contract with Browning-Ferris Industries Ltd. Following are the main features of the contract: Uniform Service Garbage collection service will be provided lorall households, commercial and industrial premises on (he basis ol.once per week collection with a maximum of six bags and/or containers each week. The owner of premises which require service over and above the six bag/conlainer limit will be required to make their own arrangements for the additional service. Uniform Rate A uniform rate, based on the uniform service, will be charged to all households and commercial/industrial businesses and as in the past, will be added to the tax bill. The owner of premises who require service over and above the six bag/container limit will be charged lor the uniform service and will be required to make their own arrangements for the additional service at their cost. Apartment Buildings For the purposes ot the garbage collection contract, apartment buildings are defined as a building which consists ol four or more dwelling units. Apartment buildings will be considered to be a commercial operation and will be provided with the uniform service at the uniform rate. Development Agreements For several years, the site plan agreements (or condominiums and apartment apartment buildings, commercial and industrial developments have required that the owner(s) are responsible (or their garbage collection and disposal at their own cost. Therelore, garbage collection will not be provided tor these developments nor will the unilorm rate be charged to these developments. Farms Each (arm will be provided the uniform service at the unilorm rate. Take All A Take all" service will be provided which moans that white goods (refrigerators, (refrigerators, stoves, ole.) lurniluro, bed springs and other household trash will bo pickod-up weekly on the regular collodion day, Questions ? It you have any questions or concerns about the above, please write or phono the following: Browning-Ferris Industries Ltd. 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