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1 18 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, June 7. 1989 Downtown Orono Bustling with Week-end Visitors duty in Cobourg for the trial of robbers in 1954.) Helen congratulated Kay 'on turning this building into the attractive business today. today. Mr. Wayne Martin, bank manager in the new bank building gave congratulations, congratulations, and Sue Sawyer, on behalf of D.B.I.A. brought greetings from businesses in Orono. Sam Cureatz M.P.P. brought greetings and remembered remembered Kay as one of early lawyers he'd met, when first coming to our region. region. He presented a new flag to new office. loss Stevenson, M.P. brought messages from Ottawa Ottawa and Mr. Frank Staple- yor Hubbard Hubbard brought Councillor Frank Stapleton and Judge E. R. Lovekin cut the ribbon on Friday afternoon to officially open the new offices of lawyer W. Kay Lycett, Q.C., left, in the former CIBC building in Orono. A large crowd of relatives, friends and associates associates attended the opening. Details in Orono correspondence. and former residents of Oro- By I. Challice Quote -- "Goals are like stars; they may not be reached, but they can always always be a guide." Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid, who recently celebrated their 25th (silver) wedding anniversary. anniversary. A very large community community gathering was held on Saturday night, June 3 in Orono Arena, with over 200 in attendance. The crowd enjoyed music and dancing to a local D.J. and the happy couple received many cards, gifts _ and flowers. Prior to evening, the immediate families families and friends enjoyed a dinner party at Franklin House, Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grady Grady have returned home to Vancouver, B.C. after enjoying enjoying a visit with his brother, Bill and Ruth Grady, Mill Str. North. Several groups of folks from Orono enjoyed the Heritage Heritage afternoon festivities at Bowmanville Museum, on Thursday afternoon. Alla- nah Coles entertained with her usual excellent singing. Many enjoyed the tours through the museum and the tasty cake and icecream. icecream. Sunday dinner guests of the 0. Challices Mr. and Mrs. Warren Challice and Mrs. Aleta Olan, Millbrook, and Mrs. Deanna Harmer, Oshawa. Mrs. Lynda Gibson (nee Tyrell) was guest speaker at the regular Sunday morning service at St. Saviour's church. Recent visitors with Roy and Marion Tennant, Durham Durham Complex were Joyce 623-7691 57 Kmg Street W. Bowminvllle LOOK V total family hair , Care has newUlanagers! June12 th -24 h qet your summer perm 7 at 107 oft,, . your cut ana style included ! Appointments Not Always Necessary. DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes 216 single family units and 310 semi-detached residential dwellings and a small commercial development within 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 Ms. Kay Dryden, Planning Planning Department (416) 668-7731 (Whitby)/686-1651 (Toronto). Submissions concerning the amendment application must bo forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, July 7, 1989. Please Include your address and telephone number in any submission submission made, FILE NO. 89-57/D/N Mario Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning no. The Hintons have now exchanged their home in England with Dr. Bob Taggart, Taggart, Toronto for the summer. summer. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Challice were Saturday evening dinner dinner guests of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Warren and family, Peterborough, and later attended the "Roger "Roger Whittaker" Show in Memorial Memorial Centre and reported a large crowd and excellent music. A terrific 2-hour show, and after several curtain curtain calls, about 20 minutes extra program! Grand Opening Our fair ' village coasts another attractive new business business in the former Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce building! On Friday, June 2, a large crowd of interested folks gathered outside the newly decorated offices of W. Kay Lycett. Miss Kristen McCrea was general contractor contractor and is to be congratulated congratulated on the dramatic color harmony in the interiors, and especially the very attractive attractive landscape architecture architecture at front of building. The front door is very eyecatching eyecatching with gold lettering. Kay welcomed the crowd and especially special guests Miss Alma Cuttell, former long-time employee and the immediate members of his family, wife Patricia, son and daughter-in-law Heidi, son Tom of Lycett Contractors Contractors arrived later. Present employees Mrs. Donna Adams Adams and Mrs. Sue Bumstead were introduced to everyone. Kay also congratulated the two new business operations in town, Dulleys new restaurant restaurant across the road and Wallace Auto supply in Former Former Red and White Store. Mrs. Helen Schmid, local historian, gave a brief history history of present building, which in early times was the Standard Standard Bank, in 1919. In 1928 it became the C.I.B.C. Several Several bank hold-ups were here in 1949 and 1954. (Note - My husband served on jury ;aple- ton, on behalf of Mayor Hub- lgh congratulations and felt this was a great asset to our fair village. Kay also gave a warm welcome to his aunt Mrs. Stella Ogden who worked for the late R. Waddell for 8 years. Judge E. R. Lovekin stated we need more small offices in our areas and this office and building are surely surely a credit to our community. community. Judge Lovekin and Frank Stapleton did the ribboncutting ribboncutting ceremony and the crowd toured the new offices and were then invited to next door town hall for an excellent buffet luncheon, catered by Fred and Pat Storsbergen. Music was supplied supplied by Gladys Brown at piano. piano. Many floral gifts and some of contributors were Orono Fuel and Lumber; Don and Betty Lycett; Wilda and Jake Middleton; Willie Schmal Contractors. Brown, Coggen and Staff; Hamilton Insurance; London Group; D.B.I.A.; Apple Blossom Shop; Bill Leask and family. The eye-catching art work is courtesy of John Cli- minhage,Kingston, in the new office. Our sincere congratulations congratulations to all involved in completion completion of this business in our fair village! Orono Town Hall Party There were 15 tables of euchre at the last party in Town hall until next fall (October) Following results- Helen May Tabb 91, Reg. Elliot 88, Ethel Goble 87, Carol Hooper 83, Arthur Bedwin 81. Low Score - Mildred Britton. Britton. Lucky draws - Carol Hooper, Bernice Partner, Ethel Goble, Gladys Greenwood, Greenwood, Fred Yeo. We wish to sincerely thank all those who have so kindly supported us, all thru the past season, with their attendance and interest. Orono United Church News "God Sees the Little Sparrow Fall" was opening hymn at Sunday morning service and Dini and Klaas Schoenmaker were greeters at front door. Happy birthday to Lome Hardy (Jr.) June 8. Sunday School Work Shop - Thurs. June 22, at 7- 9.30 p.m. Lower C.E. hall with Mr. Ken Ingram from David C. Cooks. Topics Strengthening the Sunday school, and pre paring to teach, for Parents, teachers and those wanting to help. Summer Services Kirby-July 2, 16, 30, - at 10 a.m. Congregational Pot-Luck lunch on July 30th. Orono-July 9,23,- at 10 а. m. Newcastle-Aug. б, 13,20,27, at 10.30 a.m. Keep this for your summer summer references. Our special guest on Sunday Sunday morning was Mrs. "B". Mrs. Beulah Breckwald, who brought a very excellent presentation of music, puppets, puppets, stories etc. She and her puppets have travelled to many churches and Sunday Schools, in Canada, United States and even Great Britain. Britain. She and her husband Herman, are members of Calvary Baptist church in Oshawa. This was a very enjoyable Sunday school anniversary and all were amazed at the talents of our guests. She presented excellent leadership leadership in music, thru piano, accordian, bells and even a musical saw! The_ puppets are always a favorite of old and young alike, and her stories were excellent. We welcomed Mrs. Stella Morton back as our new organist organist and choir director. Special thanks to Noreen Nixon, Grace Coatham, and Janet Standeven for their special help. A special award to Ian Van der Schee for his musical help to S. S. Janet Standeven made a gift to Gordon Werry for the M. & S. depts. in amount of $184.00 from pancake breakfast. Perfect Attendance and 4 Sundays could be missed through year Orono United Church Sunday School Gold Pin Michelle Moffat, Jessica Standeven, Justin Standeven, Standeven, Michael Boyd, Christopher Christopher Weeks. Gold pin and 3 yr seal Jeremy Weeks Gold pin and 7 yr. seal. Wreath Rebeeca Boyd, Miranda Weeks wreath and 7 yr seal. 3yr bar Andrew Coatham, Cameron Cameron Kent 3 yr bar and 5 yr seal. 4 yr. bar Jim Coatham, Amanda Coatham. 5 yr. bar. Wayne Werry, Jamie Kent 5 yr. bar and. 8 yr. seal. 6 yr bar Tamara 1 'Kent 6 yr bar 10 seal, Marcia Luke 6 yr ar 7 yr seal. 7 yr. bar Tanya Alim 7 yr bar 8 yr. DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes the development of a 400 unit residential plan of subdivision with commercial and office uses (fronting onto Courtice Road) within 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. Neil Henderson, Planning Planning Department (416) 668-7731 (Whitby)/686-1651 (Toronto). Submissions concerning the amendment application must bo forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, July 7, 1989. Please include your address and telephone number In any submission submission made. FILE NO. 89-58/D/N Mario Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning £ Lanvi seal. Tracy Doty"7 yr bar 9 yr seal. 8 yr. bar Jamie Luke 8 yr. bar 9 yr. seal. ~iyr. Katrina Kent 9 yr. bar 11 yr seal. (and a special Family one.) Debbie Copping 12 year bar and her sons Bradley and Kevin their 3 yr bars. Certificates and Seals Just for coming to Sunday School Certificates Joanna Van Dyke, Sheila Van Dyke/Gerrit Van Dyke, Cheryl Rydzik, Jessica Walters, Walters, Tara Lee Clemens, Ashely West, Leslie West, Jenette Standeven, Sable Empey, Amanda Stewart, Christopher Moffat, Colin Maitland, 2 yr. seals Adam Kent, Shawn Fernandez, Fernandez, Jennifer Stewart, Ashley Dwyer, Haley Em- pey. 3 yr. seals Tanya Ferguson, Katie O'Neill. 5 yr. seals. Jeff Finlay, Greg Finlay, Allison Finlay, Andrea Kent. 6 yr. seals Kelly O Neill, Sam Kent. Alecia Staples, David Allin. 7 yr. seals Cindy Ross, Connie Fluke, Debbie Barber, Stephen Stephen Barber. Custodian urgently needed needed for Orono United Church. The Bd. of Trustees are looking looking for an energetic person or persons to care for church begining July 1st. 1989. Please contact Bill Tamblyn 983-5550 for information. Help Your Child Say No to Drugs Most children will eventually eventually face a drug-taking decision, decision, and their parents won't be anywhere in sight. Illegal drugs are available almost anywhere they go and peer pressure can be overpowering. It's up to the parents to take responsibility for keeping keeping their children drug-free. Parents should begin discussing discussing the dangers of drugs with their children starting when they are as young as seven or eight. Before they enter high school, children will have to make the decision decision whether or not to use drugs. Parental influence is an important factor in helping helping them say "no" to drugs. Talk with your children often about the drug problem. problem. Give them the facts about the scientifically proven proven dangers of drug abuse. But, be sure to listen to what they have to say about drugs, too. Honest, open, two-way discussions like these can be a tremendous help to your children. For some children, learning learning about the dangers of drugs will be enough to stop them from using them. Others Others may choose to use drugs no matter what they are told. For these children, it's up to parents to take a firm stand against drug abuse. Grounding a child may be a good disciplinary action if drug use continues. It gives the parents a chance to talk more with the child and it may also work to separate him or her from peer pressure pressure to use drugs. If necessary, parents should not be afraid to get professional help. There are federal agencies, community mental health centres and parent groups to which to turn. Your pharmacist can help by pointing out your provincial or local drug and alcohol abuse authority. Kirby Students Visit Clarke Museum $meii Students from Kirby Centennial Public School visited the Clarke Museum last Thursday, June 1, dressed in appropriate garb for Heritage Week. From the left ' dams' grade three and four class are: Erica Hawk- these three students from Lois Ai shaw, Stephen Barber, and Laura Spencer. Shower Brings Lots of Soup In Yelverton By Harvey Malcolm On Thursday evening several local ladies attended the "Grocery" shower held for Miss Terri Lee Ann Hur- ren at Grandview School in anticipation of a July wedding. wedding. Terri is a daughter of Earl and Marilyn Hurren and is probably the recipient of enough tomato soup to last her and her hubby for the next 10 years. Hope he likes soup. Congratulations to Miss Lynn McGill, eldest daughter daughter of Sterling and Pat McGill of Yelverton, who embarked on a married life on Saturday, May 27th. A large representation of relatives relatives and close friends from our community attended the happy event. Good luck and best wishes wishes go to Don and Noreen Johnson and Carl who will be leaving our community this week for an urban life in Bowmanville. They will be missed in our community where the family have made their home in the past 40 years. Welcome home to Doris Rowan who returned home to Yelverton by ambulance on Saturday following two weeks in Peterborough's St. Joseph's Hospital. Trust her recovery will be hastened by the exemplary home service of her hubby Arthur. Welcome home to Mrs. Ida Hurtig who has returned returned from a four week holiday holiday in her native Germany, where she visited various parts of the country with her daughter Eva. By reports, Ida nad a very enjoyable holiday. holiday. Miss Betty Whittaker has been spending the past several several weeks with her niece Mrs. Eileen Malcolm. KELLY LEGAL SERVICES 41 TEMPERANCE ST., BOWMANVILLE, ONT. Mervyn B. Kelly, B. Comm., LL.B. 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