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: \ ■ i i 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 21,1990 Psychic Sees Disaster Looming by Loma Miller The Durham Region is facing major changes and possibly some form of natural natural disaster in the near future. future. This, along with a financial financial crisis and confrontation are "in the cards" according to two consultants attending a recent "Psychic Fair" held last month in Oshawa. Ellena Stocker, a "Spiritual "Spiritual Psychic", was among 20 exhibitors at the event which took place in the Kinsmen Centre. For the Durham Region, Stocker saw a lot of changes in the building and construction construction areas that would affect the environment "There will be many changes, an enormous enormous expansion, and the environment environment will be adversely affected by these changes over the next three years. She also predicted a "coming storm" which would centre on the Pickering area but have repercussions in the Bowmanville area. "It will be a large storm with high winds - almost like a tornado that will bring many changes to the Pickering Pickering area and involve the Pickering Nuclear Plant." "But, - she went on to assure assure us, "there will be no nuclear nuclear disaster. This will be a natural force that will causes causes some re-thinking on the part of the powers-that-be." Ray Faucher, a Psychic Consultant, also gave a reading for the area. He uses Tarot cards in making his predictions. The origin of Tarot cards is buried deep in the deserts of Egypt where their use is first recorded. They made a comeback in the 1300's and have been a staple of the prognosticator's paraphernalia paraphernalia since then. "There will be two different different projects coming to the Durham Region which will create work and wealth for the area," Faucher says as he scans the 1 aid-out cards. "However, there is much quarrelling and a new crusade crusade , uncovers much dishonesty, dishonesty, robbery and hidden truths that have not been told," Faucher predicts as he points out the various cards that uphold his predictions. "The trouble is, that both sides feel they are right and this tends to make the fight worse." This confrontation will end with a woman being found out for her dishonesty. But, still not all the truth , will be told, even though the woman will suffer a loss of materialistic things and she will be finished. The area will grow too fast and too much for some of the residents who have lived here for years; and. there might be some regret and longing for the old days. But you cannot turn back the clock, Faucher said. He did not foresee a natural natural disaster for the area as Stocker did, but he felt that a disaster would come through a' financial crisis which would force a "high official official to come to the area to mediate in the dispute." "After all this, there will be a woman leader elected who will make great strides in the unemployment and human rights areas. She will side with the people to bring about the changes," Faucher said. The Crystal Path, a total awareness group from Bar rie, had an interesting sound and "energy table" that stimulates the body through musical vibrations. The table is indeed pleasant to lie on while literally immersing immersing yourself in waves and troughs of musical cadence. cadence. The group also collects donations for the local Humane Humane Societies wherever it sets up the table. They raised $45.00 for the Oshawa Humane Society at the Oshawa Psychic Fair which was attended by over 1500 interested people who kept the 19 soothsayers busy predicting futures to the tune of $30 - $40 dollars per reading. It was great fun, and we will check back with our two psychics towards the end of the year to see how close to the mark they have come. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE OF HIGHWAY CLOSING TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, at the meeting to be held in the council Chambers, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, on Monday, April 30, 1990, at the hour of 7:00 p.mi, propose to pass a by-law to , stop-up and close and to authorize the sale of parts of the unopened unopened road àllowance(s) described as Porter Street, former Town of Bowmanville, now in the Town of Newcastle, according to Porter Porter and Bradshaw Plan, more particularly described as Parts 1 and 3 on Plan 10R-3640, and described as follows: ALL AND SINGULAR THAT,certain parcel and tract of land and premises, lying and, being..in The'Tqw.n of Newcastle, in the Regional Regional Municipality of Durham," f^rbvince of Ontario, and being composed of the unopened road allowance described as Part of Porter Street, being part of Lot 9, Concession 2, formerly the Town of Bowmanville more specifically described as Parts 1 and 3 on Plan 10R-3640, deposited in the land Registry Office for the Registry Division of Newcastle (No. 10) on March 7,1990. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT before passing the said by-law, Council or a Committee of Council shall hear in person, or by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by this by-law, and who applies to be heard. Dated at the Town of Newcastle, the 9th day of March, 1990. Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. (A) Town Clerk 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Dates of Publication: March 14,'1990 March 21,1990 March 28,1990 April 4,1990 Ray Faucher is a Psychic Consultant who was kind enough to give the paper a reading for the Durham area and Bowmanville during the recent Psychic Fair held in Oshawa. He envisions growth, prosperity and trouble ahead for us in the coming year. Mr. Faucher is a Toronto resident. Computer for College computer equipment. Thanks to Hewlett-Packard our students will gain an extra extra edge in computer experi- 1 ence and knowledge." Polonsky Polonsky said. , v. -J.; : Eight computers per year will arrive at the college extending extending over a two year period. period. The first portion of the equipment is expected to arrive arrive shortly. "We are, very pleased 'with the donation and especially especially appreciate Hewlett- Packard helping us help our students," said Don Hargest, the Executive Director of College Information Services at Durham. "The way of the world is turning to computers computers and today's student will need the experience to compete compete in the work place." Durham College has recently recently received a $61,000 donation donation of computer equipment equipment by Hewlett-Packard available, for all Durham. Students. On January 12, 1990 the donation of 16 advanced model personal computers with high, resolution screens ugh and a Laserjet printer were confirmed with Gary Polonsky, Polonsky, President of Durham College. "In keeping with the ever-changing workforce needs Durham College is continuing to strive towards the newest and most-used Hobnobbing with Harvey Beware the Ides of March By Harvey Malcolm "You have two choices in life; - stick your head in the sand or pull it our and get it shot off 1 ." This is sometimes the option option that is open to elected officiais and probably one that .faced poor old Caesar way back when he got the knife in the back from his trusted friend. The lesson from all this is Trust nobody nobody not even your brother, if his hair is one colour ana his/her moustache another." Back to the present, is Spring really sprung or is it just around some hidden corner? Most of the signs are positive! positive! Our befuddled Christmas Christmas Cactus will soon have to be taken to a plant psychologist. psychologist. At Christmas time the poor thing was so confused confused it had only one blossom; blossom; currently it thinks it's an Easter Lily because it is budding its head off in anticipation anticipation of Easter Sunday. Haven't decided whether to: tell it otherwise or to let it go its own prickly way. Then there all those other other almost. unmistakable signs of spring. Those pesty cluster flies are buzzing their tails off in the southern southern windows and frustrating the birds who try to pick them off from outside the window pane. The receding snow banks (the few that are left) are honeycombing steadily in the sunlight even when temperatures are below below freezing. Our crocus still haven't poked their heads out through their .icy igloos and not one spring bird have we spied as yet; we dreamt we heard a robin but guess that doesn't count. Probably could be attributed to premeditated premeditated spring fever. The crows are cawing their lungs off, the blue jays have acquired a new jaunty note to their repertoire and the goldfinch flock is getting to sound downright cheery. The woodpeckers are pecking pecking noisily, not at the school house door, but at a dead hollow maple limb whose resonance adds volume to their efforts - a sort of wood-, en .drum. The/, neighbour's , camé hremSking, their first foray' hiit'/irito '.the pasture field, on an inspection tour. The telephones jingle as the addled adolescents suddenly suddenly rekindle the sparks of romance that have withered on the winter vine. The seniors seniors tune up their rocking chairs for their annual spring "rock and roll" parties parties - munching jelly rolls in their rocking chairs in time to the records of the Man- dells. By golly it must be' spring. Oh Yea, saw our first robin to day (March 13) in Omemee. OPENING SOON A complete line of decorations, supplies and gifts for engagements, bridal showers, weddings and anniversaries. • Invitations • Streamers • Pom Poms • Candles • Table cloths & skirts • Garters • Ring bearer pillows • Paper plates & serviettes . • Balloons • Attendants' gifts CALL NOW to rent the new "Pouf Machine" Make your own one-of-a-kind wedding favours $25.00 / weekend or $10.00 / day First 10 callers will receive 25% off their netting and ribbon In home consultations available until store opening in April. 983-9276 DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will consider AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN, OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE. The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes residential, office, hotels/conforenco centres, marina and related recreational uses as part of a resort facility located within the site Indicated on the map below. In order to assist in the evaluation of the nmondmont application, the public is Invilod to provide Input by way of submissions to the Roglon's Planning Doparlmont. Information rolnlod to the nmondmont application is available In the ollicos of tho Planning Doparlmont, 105 Consumors Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N GA3 or by calling JOHN SHARPE, Planning Doparlmont (410)660-7731 (Whilby)/G0G-1G51 (Toronto). You aro oncourngod to foiwnrd your submissions to tho Commis- slonor of Planning nt tho nbovo notod address ns soon ns possl- bio. In ordor to procood with our rovlow of this nmondmont application, application, wo would npproclnto Iholr rocolpt prior to Thursday, April 12,1000. Plonso Include your ncklross and tolopliono number nnd lilo num- bor Idontlllod bolow In nny submission mndo. PILE NO.lOPA 00022 Mario I lubbnrd Chairman, Planning Commlltoo Dr. M. Miclmol, M.C.I.P. 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