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/ * i Runner Raises Funds for Worthy Causes Gaétan Bellerose is on the last leg of his 600 mile run around Lake Ontario. The run is sponsored by the Canadian Foundation for World Development and various Lions Clubs around the Great Lakes. Geatan is a member of the Toronto-Bathurst Lions Club' and he began his most recent run from Toronto on September September 17. This plucky runner began an around-the- world run two and one-half years ago when he ran across four countries in Africa. Since then, he has completed a Caribbean Run and the Lake Ontario Run. Gaétan runs to bring attention to the pollution and other damage we are inflicting on our planet. The Newcastle Village Lions Club sponsored part of his Lake Ontario run and were on hand to greet him and present him with a cheque which will go to the mm $ of in THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM 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 an industrial subdivision within the site indicated on the map below. Long-distance runner Gaétan Bellerose accepted à cheque from the Newcastle Village Lions Club when he made his stop in the village on Saturday. Presenting the donation are Ron Locke and David Gibson, representing the Lions. The money goes to relief projects in the Third World and the cleanup of the Great Lakes in Canada. Vincent Massey School News Miss Cole's class is very busy writing stories. They are only in grade one but they are doing very well. On October 5 they ate the turkey soup that they had made themselved. Miss Cole cooked the turkey but then the class picked off the meat, helped make the stock, cut up the vegetables and of course they all got to enjoy the finished product, by Tammy Bunce. On Wednesday, October 4, Mrs. Gahagan's class went to the Wilmot Creek Outdoor Centre. When they arrived, they were instructed instructed in safety at the centre and shown the games and activities in the cabin that is located at the site. The class was separated into two groups for a hike. One group saw a garter snake and a turkey vulture. They went on a blind nature walk in which they had to follow a rope through the woods with their eyes closed. The camouflage camouflage game was another favourite activity. After lunch they played Blob tag. Amoeba tag and the food chain game. Before the class left at 3:00 p.m. they went through the maze, by Gregg Ogilvie. Last week, on Thursday night, there was an open house at our school. Ms. Brown was very pleased to see so many parents. Monday, October 16, is bus safety day. Constable Wraith will instruct students students how to ride a bus safely. safely. On October 19, at 2:00 p.m. we are going to have the ground breaking ceremony ceremony for our now addition. It won't be long before the construction construction begins! by Corinne Smith and Alison Alison Hogan. In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment 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. Bruce Chochlnov, Planning Department (416) 668-7731 (Whitby)/686-1651 (Toronto). Submissions concerning the amendment application must bo forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at tho above-noted address, and must bo received no later than Friday, November 17, 1989. Please Include your address and telephone number in any submission made. FILE NO. 89-112/D Mario Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M, Michael, M.C.I.P, Commissioner of Planning Alfred T. Randle Born in the count; Herdfordshire, Englan_, the town of Hertford, in 1916, Alfred T. Randle, passed away on September 28,1989. At birth he was placed in a Dr. Barnardo Home, where he remained until the age of 14. In 1930 he accepted accepted an opportunity to come to Canada, finally arriving at the residence of Hilton Peters Peters in Hampton, as a farm hand. He later worked for the Allin family, north of Bowmanville on their farm. He also Worked as a delivery delivery man for Carter's Bakery, Bakery, in Bowmanville and in 1939 he married Elizabeth Pearl Adams. In 1941 he was employed by Goodyear Tire and Rubber Rubber Company, Bowmanville leaving in 1943 to voluntarily voluntarily enlist in World War II. Although Although wounded in action, he remained in Germany as peace keeping personnel until until 1946. Returning home he returned returned to Goodyear and purchased purchased a home on Pearlies Corners, 8th line and Taunton Taunton Road, where he raised cows, chickens and pigs, and also shipped cream to the Hampton Creamery. Retiring from Goodyear after 25 years service, he became became custodian at M.J. Hobbs in 1967, where he rapidly became very popular with the children. He retired as custodian in 1981. Surviving . also are his children Evelyn, Eunice and Marlene. Interment Hampton Union Union Cemetery. Winona (Monie) Thompson A well known and highly respected citizen of the area, Winona Geraldine (Monie) Thompson, died in Oshawa General Hospital, on Wednesday, October 11, 1989, following an unsuccessful unsuccessful struggle with cancer, in her 76th year. Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Caverly, she was married 52 years ago to Allan Thompson, residing residing in the Oshawa area and wintering at Daytona Beach. A professional nurse and social worker she had provided provided loving, unselfish care for the physically and mentally mentally less fortunate. Left to mourn her passing passing are "husband Allan, daughter Dianne (Mrs. Don Leask) Oshawa, sons Edgar and wife Lorna, Oshawa, Brian and wife Kathryn, Whitby, four sisters Hester Barton, ■ Oshawa, Elba Austin Austin Bowmanville, Georgina Marshall, Whitby, and Josephine Josephine Gardner, Hamilton, sisters-in-law Greta Caverly, Caverly, Whitby and Edith Caverly, Caverly, Niagara Falls, and seven grnndcnildren.She was predeceased predeceased by two brothers. Funeral services were hold on Friday in the chapel of the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa. Many donations were received received in her memory for the Canadian Cancer Society and the Diabetes Association, Association, attesting to tho esteem in which tho deceased was hold. Dinner Honors Retiring Worker On Wednesday, October Hth, 1989,Strathaven Nursing Nursing Home held a special retirement retirement dinner for Mrs. Arline Arline Ayre, A Royal Doulton Figurine and a money gift was presented to Arline by Jean Butters on behalf of management, staff and volunteers. volunteers. Arline has been employed at Strathaven for the past 13 years as a receptionist and as a music therapy aide. Her well-known musical talents talents were thoroughly enjoyed enjoyed by residents when she led the Sing Song program every Monday afternoon. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 18,1989 23 Horticultural Executives Enjoy Jr. Gardeners' Convention mwmm set to our home a gre . We wish C.F.W.D. The non-profit organization donates 100% of every dollar raised to various causes. Sixty per cent of the money raised in this run will go to help clean up Lake Ontario. Forty per cent will go to Third World relief projects. A highlight of the run will be when Gaétan makes an appearance at the annual Joint Commission of American and Canadian officials discussing discussing Great Lakes Pollution ori October 12. Gaétan will continue his run in December when he will run from _ Miami across to Mexico, Guatemala and on to Brazil. All of the advertising, promotion, bottled drinking water and the mobile home were donations of various companies. Shown above is the group of Lions Lions and Lionesses on hand to welcome Gaétan to Newcastle Village, and run a block alongside him. OBITUARIES you luck in your future endeavours, endeavours, Arline! From all your fnends at Strathaven OBITUARY Dorothy May Boden, R.N. A former resident of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Dorothy May Boden, Boden, R.N. died on Thursday, October 5,1989, in Oakville- Trafalgar Memorial Hospital. Hospital. Dorothy will be professionally professionally remembered in Bowmanville and area for her work at Memorial Hospital Hospital and Strathaven Nursing Nursing Home. She was a leader of the Third Girl Guide Company. She was actively involved with the recycling movement at the Oshawa Centre, and in Bowmanville, and worked tirelessly for the cause of making the nuclear industry accountable and responsible. responsible. She also furthered furthered her career, with more studies in gerontology and Palliative Care. She was an active member member of St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville, with interests in the choir, the Parish News, and the Outreach Outreach Committee, Amnesty International was another means through which she reached out to others. Moving to Mississauga and later to Oakville, Dorothy Dorothy continued her professional professional career at Mississauga General Hospital in the "Continuing Care" Dept, and her church association at St. Thomas a Beckett Anglican Church, Mississauga. Left to mourn her passing passing are her husband George, daughter Liza, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and son Jeff and his wife, Bev, Oshawa and one grandchild. Funeral services were held on Monday from St. Thomas a Beckett Anglican Church. Donations may be made in her memory to the Mississauga Mississauga Hospital Foundation, 100 Queensway West, Mississauga, Mississauga, Ontario, LB5 9Z9. a, ssocia- FREE INVESTMENT SEMINAR The first convention for junior gardeners was held in Orono on October 14. The people pictured here were guests of honour at the convention. They are, from the left around the table: Harry Wyma, first vice-president of the Ontario Horticultura Newcastle Pee Wees Start New Season The Newcastle Grist Mill Peewees started league action action on Thursday October 12 in Millbrook and were beaten beaten 8-3. Millbrook jumped into a quick 3-0 lead before Jeff Pearce put Newcastle on the board after taking a pass from Jeff Darrach. Millbrook scored three more times before before Jeff Darrach scored two quick goals for Newcastle. Picking up assists ' were Frank Vanoverloop, Jarrett Hooper and Jeff Pearce. On Saturday afternoon the Grist Mill Peewees were in Bowmanville to play the Toros and suffered a 5-1 defeat. defeat. Jeff Darrach scored the lone goal with assists to Trevor Trevor Jones and Jeff Thornhill. Thornhill. David Arnold was a very busy fellow in the net for both games. This year's team consists of David Arnold (goal), Chad Petherick, Adam Conna- ghan, Trevor Jones, Michael Coe, Tyler Sokoljuk, Jarrett Hooper, Frank Vanoverloop, Jeff Pearce, Jeff Thornhill and Jeff Darrach. The next, game for the Grist Mill boys is in Port Perry on Saturday, October 21st. tion; Irene Wyma; Vicki Lesnick, assistant director, of district 17; Ann Bourke, Whitby district director; Bernice Bernice Andrews, Cannington assistant director; Bob Yeoman; and Mary Yeoman, immediate past president president of the Ontario Horticultural Association. WILLIS FINANCIAL SERVICES QIC'S & RRSP's RRIF's & Mortgages Topics Include: KJP Today's Interest Rate Market Guaranteed Investment Certificates How can your Deposit Broker help you? DjF 3 Planning Your RRSPs and RRIFs Hj^ Questions and Answers Speaker: Hank Willis, Owner. 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