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4 4 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvilln. Auizust lti. 198!) Newcastle Horticulture Society Holds Summer Show Results of Optimists' Car Show Vicki Lesnick was the winner of the J. Anderson Smith jewellery box for having the most points in show at Newcastle Horticulture Society s Summer Show. It was held on August 10th at the Community Hall. Secretary Hazel Crago made the presentation. 1. Best Open (Pre 49) - Fred Kiy 1932 Ford Roadster. Roadster. 2. Best Closed (Pre 49) - George Kennedy -1940 Ford Coupe. 3. Best Open (Post 49) - Mr. Valleau 1963 Mercury. 4. Best Closed (Post 49) - George Beer -1956 Chev. Bel-Air. 5. Best Street Rod - Del Trudeau 1929 Dodge. 6. Best Custom - John St. Germain 1956 Mercury. 7. Best Antique - Alex Johnston 1929 Ford Model AA Truck. 8. Best Street Machine - Ed Benetin 1967 Camaro. 9. Best Pro-Street - Dave Hamstra 1977 Chevette. 10. Best Classic - Todd Kawzeruk 1957 Corvette. 11. Best Factory Muscle Car - Dave Hill. 1970 Che- velle SS. 12. Best Modified Truck - Jill McIntosh 1949 Stude- baker Pick up. 13. Best Trailer Hitch - Barry Huron 1952 6x6 Army Wagon. 14. Best Wheels & Tires - George Beer 1956 Chev. Bel- Air. 15. Cleanest Glass - Barry Barry Huron 1921 Packard Touring. 16. Most Glitter Per Sq. Inch - Dave Hill 1970 Impala Impala SS. 17. Best Antenna - Gary Sharrard 1960 Ford Starlin- er. 18. Down in the Weeds Award - Gary Challice 1949 Mercury (Lowest to the Ground). 19. Best Bumpers - Bill Dali 1957 Chev. Bel-Air. 20. Heinz 57 Award - Les Chatham 1934 Plymouth (Most varied use of parts). 21. Most Nostalgic Award - Mike Roman 1932 Ford Coupe. 22. Most unusual use of color - John St. Germain 1956 Mercury. 23. Most likely to go topless topless (Convertible) - Chris Pratt 1957 Chev. Bel-Air. 24. Club Participation Award - Street Dreams Car Club (Brooklin). 25. People's Choice Award - Rick Horton 1957 Ford Thunderbird. *Pleasc note Mr. Rick Horton is a "BIG BROTHER" BROTHER" and had two of his "Little "Little Brothers" with him to receive receive his trophy and to be photographed with the car. These two Little guys were absolutely ccstaticT - Total Attendance (Public-1500) (Public-1500) - Total Car Entries (130). Many thanks, Don Sparks Show Chairman. ' - / 1 - 1 :/' . feliSPllî II il This somewhat unique arrangement drew our photographer s attention because it was located well removed from other entries. Those in charge said it was because because this was the only entry in this particular category. Yelverton Slews Van Belle I Floral Shoppes ...much more than a flower store! 14 STORES Highway No. 2 King St. W., Oth awa SlmcoeStN., Oshawa ' tOODundaiSLW., Whitby THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM ■ PUBLIC NOTICE DURHAM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham proposes to pass a by-law to stop up and close that part of the highway known as Regional Road No. 17 which is located at the southeast corner of Highway 35/115 and Concession Road 2, in the Town of Newcastle (formerly the Township of Clarke), in the Regional Municipality of Durham. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Regional Municipality df Durham proposes by the aforesaid by-law to authorize the sale of the stopped up and closed highway to the owners of the lands abutting the stopped up highway. The portion of the highway proposed to be stopped up, closed and offered for sale is more particularly described as that part of Lots 28 and 29 and Part of Road Allowance between Lots 28 and.29, Concession 2, in the Town of Newcastle (formerly the Township of Clarke), in the Regional Municipality of Durham now designated as Parts 4,5 and 6 on a Plan of Reference deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of Durham ( No. 10) as Number 10R 3232. The proposed by-laws and a copy of Plan 10R-3232 may be seen at the Clerk's Department of the Regional Municipality of Durham, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. At its meeting to be held in the Council Chambers, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario on September 6, 1989, Regional Council will hear any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the by-laws and who applies to be heard. Dated at Whitby this 20th day of July, 1989. C.W. Lundy Regional Clerk oix-year-old Marisha Caswell won a first prize for her vegetable character entry, entry, with Secretary Hazel Crago also making this presentation. Marisha also won a prize for her "Climbing a Mountain" entry. fa the bride, and•wo oth - Bridal Registry - Attendants' Gifts - A fine selection of distinctive gifts ...crystal, china, music boxes, glass, clocks, quilts, lace pillows ...and many other precious keepsakes to choose from. Free Gift Wrap Parking in Rear (kb {/biu'btB&Cif 0 129 King Street East, Bowmanville 623-8100 We Honor MasterCard and Visa •I KSF „ " |pr***»»i*nEJ iX. . L grôîi i A number of local citizens are currently enjoying summer summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Marte Malcolm and girls of Omemee enjoyed a week's vacation recently camping in Watkin's Glen, New York State, USA. The scenery at the three National Parks they visited was spectacular with a series of gorges and à variety of waterfalls throughout that area. The finger lakes there provide a very attractive location for camping and sight seeing. This week they are spending a couple of days with Mitzi and Bob Fick at their cottage cottage on South Haliburton Bay. Brenda and Tara Malcolm Malcolm are currently accompanying accompanying Todd Malcolm who is playing hockey in a tournament tournament this coming week in Vancouver, B.C. In the Canadian Canadian competition, two teams from Ontario will be competing with teams from various other provinces throughout Canada. Terry will join them on Sunday. This week, Eileen and Howard Malcolm accompanied accompanied Come and your Scribe for a short vacation with Ruth and Ralph Malcolm at their cottage near Killamey. We spent two enjoyable days in this rustic setting swim- ■ ming, canoeing, sailboating, motorboating through the length of the six mile Johnny Johnny Lake viewing the scenery which included the Silver Peak mountain whose white quartz summit gave one the impression of a snow covered covered peak. All in all it was a pleasant holiday while enjoying enjoying the hospitality of Ralph and Ruth. Although we missed seeing the black bears, 10 were sighted earlier earlier at the Kellarney Park dump. We were favoured, however, with seeing 12 loons which were obviously holding a family reunion plus a family of ducks - the momma and her three remaining remaining ducklings. . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carmichael Carmichael and Crystal spent the week end in Port Severn with Bob's relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stinson Stinson and Lacey are spending the weekend with friends up North. For those who have been praying for rain, their prayers were answered with a vengence on Friday, August August 4th. Here at Yelverton -.where we haven't had a measureable amount of rain since June 20th, the heavens heavens finally opened and the tap was turned on full speed ahead. What started out as a gentle, little thunderstorm, thunderstorm, soon turned into a downpour that lasted most of the afternoon. Even the parched earth couldn't absorb the continued continued deluge, water soon began began to run down the road ditches and ponds formed here and there and everywhere. everywhere. The culvert that drains the spring freshets here at Majconia couldn't cope with i tile' flow and a large 'pond V 'formed and flowed over l the laneway causing minor washouts. The swimming pool which had evaporated almost almost to a point of requiring more water to continue to function, by evening was only a few inches from the top. All in all, somewhere between 3.1/2 to 4 inches of rain fell in a few hours. Mrs. Mike (Anne) Smith has recently returned home from a five-week holiday in Finland where she renewed acquaintances with her relatives relatives in that country. Anne's cousin Ahti Ahomen returned returned home with her and is currently spending four weeks with the Mike Smith's here in Canada (specifically (specifically Yelverton). Local residents were disappointed disappointed to see the Hon. John Eakins given the old "heave-ho" from the provincial provincial cabinet after many years of dedicated service to the party. We weren't surprised, surprised, however, to see several several other cabinet members who were Star performers in the cabinet out on their ear after being accused of receiving receiving unauthorized favours. Obviously, some housecleaning housecleaning was in order. We were rather surprised to see an Agriculturalist from Timiskaming. take over the Ministry of Agriculture portfolio. We would have expected expected Harry Pelliserrio to get the nod! Deepest sympathy is extended extended to Mrs. Harold (Laura) (Laura) McNeil of Janetville and Mrs. Brian (Bemiece) Wilson Wilson of Yelverton and the many other close relatives in the passing this week of Mr. Harold McNeil, after a prolonged prolonged illness. Harold was employed for many years with General Motors of Oshawa. Congratulations are extended to Sterling and Pat McGill who will be celebrating celebrating 25 years of happily married life this weekend. Belated congratulations to one of Ops Township's more venerable and revered senior citizens in the person of Mr. Clare Curtain. Clare recently observed his three score and ten (plus five more for good behaviour). All join in wishing Clare many more happy birthdays, We understand understand that he is considering getting his rocking chair mo torized to conserve energy. Mr. and Mrs. Wcndal Wyatt and family of New York State USA are currently currently visiting Julie's relatives in the area . 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