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Walter Frank Sales Staff Helps Santa at Christmas The Salvation Army covering the Town of Newcastle, Newcastle, the areas of Pontypool ana Blackstock will get a shot in the arm with tne help of W. Frank Real Estate Ltd. at 234 King St. East. Shown in the front row: Joe Jeronimo, John Shewchuk, Josie Doxtater and Kellie McDonell, and in the back row: Alan Frank, Tom Clever Students Create Miniature Santa Claus Parade The Santa Claus Parade never looked so small until until the students in the environmental science class of of Mrs. Frances Coleman and Mrs. Kris Brown decided decided to bring it alive by making a sculpture of the parade, parade, The students from Monsignor Cleary Elementary Elementary School were also participants in the Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade on Saturday morning. Shown sitting sitting in front of the table bearing the miniature parade (1-r) are: Deanna Cotter, Amanda Meyer, Amanda Nadon, Tammy Prudhomme, Marie Giordano, Lara Locatelli, Stefanie Sesti, Jaclyne Lee, Casey Newell and Tammy Gardener. Standing along the sides (1-r) R.R. 1, ORONO 983-5646 Quality Custom Homes • Barns i Additions • Replacement Windows ' Renovations • Custom Kitchens FREE ESTIMATES are: Melissa Omelko, Lauren Neufeld, James Cameron, Cameron, Peter Gannon, Matthew Megesi, Paul Thornton, Justin Beaumont, Norman Yuan, Adam Farquhar, Akins Humes, Chris Hollis, Tyler Parker and Ian Boy- Another Study Will Look at Downtown tion and meals, report typing typing and printing, and equipment. equipment. The planning director estimates estimates the cost of the CAUSE study will be between between $10,000 and $20,000. The committee has referred referred the study to budget discussions. The Bowmanville Business Business Improvement Area will contribute $5,000 to an architect's architect's study of the downtown. downtown. A1 Strike, the BIA, told the municipality's ana Admir Tfust FAMLY CORPORATION FWAUOfl 1 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-6622 BETTY SMITH 623-6622 987-4661 _ OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1-3P.M. 8 CHAPEL STREET, BOWMANVIl LE -$128,500. Waverley Rd. N. to Coleman Ave„ east to Chapel Street. Beautifully decorated, clean and bright, open concept, 3 bedroom all brick semi, plaster walls, 1 1/2 baths, finished rec room, fenced yard, loads of paved parking. Betty Smith, Sales Representative will be there to meet you PAUL DEJAOER 623-6622 623-2712 WOW!! WHAT A BUY-ONLY 3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 storey home, shows very well, country kitchen, separate dining room/Hving room with French door, old wooden trim, main floor family room, Walkout to large dock, walkout basement, basement, detached garage, large lot. Backs onto Orono Park, Call Paul DeJager, 623-6622 or 623-2712. representing members of General Purpose ana Administration Committee that the organization organization supports the C.A.U.S.E study. Community Assist for an Urban Study Effort (CAUSE) is a volunteer program program of the Ontario Association Association of Architects. The OAA, through the program, will assist communities communities in Ontario who are concerned with "deteriorating "deteriorating environments, architectural architectural and habitation problems." problems." A report from Frank Wu, director of planing, explains that the purpose of the program program is to assist a community community in identifying problems. They don't offer plans to follow but provide possible courses of actions. Mr. Wu noted that the study would be part of the larger Newcastle Community Community Improvement policy development development process. Mr. Stnke said he sees the study as "an exciting opportunity opportunity to take another look at the downtown." He noted that since the BIA was formed in 1977, thousands of dollars had been spent to beautify the downtown. "We're proud of our contribution contribution and we want to continue that with the town," he said. And he said in the future, with increases in population in the area, a number of questions will have to bo answered. answered. These pertain to providing adequate parking, development of more parks; and the future of the library and the museum. The members of the CAUSE team who undertake undertake the study volunteer their time but the community community has to cover such items ns transportation, nccommodn- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 21,1990 11 Provincial President Addresses Local P.C.s Turner and Charlie Reid. The sales repr would like the public know that their office is a dropoff dropoff for non-perishable goods and unwrapped toys during during the annual food and toy drives for the Salvation Army. Hampers of food and Christmas gifts will be distributed on Christmas Eve. 50 Years Ago Thursday, Nov. 7,1940 "Peace in Our Time" was the theme of a talk very ably given to Trinity Y.P.Y. by Doris Dudley on Monday night. **** Barkham Hall, the summer summer residence of Dr. Walton Ball, Newcastle-on-the- Lake, was razed to the ground by fire, on Sunday. **** At the annual oratorical contest was held at the Public Public School on Wednesday with Iren Piper taking first prize,.Haines Bellman, second second and Mary Fagan, third. ***** Vernon and Allan White, Lome White and Murray Lord, coached by E.A. Summers Summers took first place in the National grain and potato judging classes recently. ***** No. 1 Battalion of the "Mad" Midland was mobilized mobilized at full strength for the first time under their O.C. Major J.C. Gamey in Orono last weekend. ***** 25 Years Ago Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1965 Miss Tina Hughes of St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing. Toronto spent the weekend with her parents OBITUARY Todd Cedric Russell A pedestrian, fatally injured injured when hit by a van, Todd Cedric Russell, died in Oshawa, on Sunday, September September 23, 1990, in nis 29th year. The son of Cedric and Joan Russell, he was born in Oshawa, and educated at North Courtice Public School, M. J. Hobbs Senior Public and Courtice Secondary Secondary School. A resident of Oshawa for five years, he had previously sided at Maple ~ resided at Maple Grove Road. He had been employed employed for seven years in janitorial work at ARC Industries, Industries, Oshawa Legion, Durham College and Fazio's ' Restaurant. He was a member member of Maple Grove United Church. Having suffered a childhood childhood head injury from an automobile accident in 1964, Todd spent;'many years in rehabilitation,^ * showing great courage j and stamina. His many ' friends were his support' and hé gave as much as he received. Left to mourn his passing are his parents, a brother Terry, Oshawa, sisters Trudy, Trudy, Toronto, Tanya (Mrs. Stanley Campbell, (Bowmanville, (Bowmanville, four nieces, and friend Jennifer Rose, Oshawa. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville, with the Reverend David Jones officiating. The eulogy was given by his aunt, Anne Westaway- Hopkins, a fitting tribute to his patience. Donations were made in his memory to the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, and floral tokens were received received from Maple Grove United Church and Maple Grove Neighbours. Interment Eden Ceme tery FALL Specials PC-14U41R 14" Colour Portable TV • 68 channel, 8 function remote control • CATV/ Master antenna connector • Electronic tuning • Panabrite control • Sharpness control • AC/DC 2 way operation • Earphone jack Only $ 3Z9. M Bowmanville Audio-Vision 58 Kina St.W. Telephone 623-2312 "Bowmanville's Complete Electronics Store" and Blatant $aat Mr. and Mrs. Glenholme Hughes. ***** Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Mitchell, Mitchell, Centre Street, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, recently visited with their daughter and son-in- law Major and Mrs. Charles Spencer, Ottawa. ***** Tom and David Puk, Ashley Ashley Osmond and Larry Dunn spent last weekend on a canoe canoe trip in Algonquin Park. They were accompanied by Mr. Bob Davies. ***** Mr. Bud Pethick has retired retired from the Royal Bank of Canada and is now reside- ing with his sister Mrs. Jack McNaughton. ***** Mr. and Mrs. H. Thick- son, Elizabethville attended the C.N.R. Retirement Dinner Dinner held in Cobourg on Friday Friday evening. ***** 10 Years Ago Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1980 Four Bowmanville men, Lyle Wichman, Bill Davison, Weldon Brown, and Pug Brown, returned on Sunday, from a deer hunting trip in Nackawic, New Brunswick. ***** Durham Regional Police Constable John Logan was the guest speaker on Friday at tne Bowmanville Rotary Club. ***** Mary Clarke of Victoria Park Farm, R.R. #1, Newtown Newtown ville, has been appoint- ' ed head of the Ontario Heart Foundation for Clarke Township. ***** At the Durham 4-H Awards at Orono Arena on Saturday Press Reporter of the Year Awards went to Craig Larmer, Sharyn Bar- key and Todd Ormiston. ***** The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce officially opened the new Bowmanville Bowmanville Branch located at the corners of King and Temperance' Temperance' Streets on " Friday morning. Tony Clement, President of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, addressed addressed a meeting of the Durham East Progressive Conservative Association last Wednesday, November 14. Mr. Clement and June Smith, president of the Durham East PC Association, are shown above. The annual meeting of the local Progressive Progressive Conservatives took place at The Acres Restaurant. Mayor Wants Solo Meter Enforcement Mayor Marie Hubbard is "not pleased" that two parking parking enforcement officers are doing their job together. The mayor noted that two parking attendants walk through the town together to do their job instead of by themselves. She said she has been unable unable to get the matter resolved resolved so she brought it out in the public forum to be dealt with. The director of planning, Frank Wu, has been asked to deal with the issue by next Monday. Think Canadian ianT GUARANTEED MONTHLY PAYMENT PORTFOLIO 11.65 MONTHLY Call for details William Morrison JONES GABLE & CO. INVESTMENT DEALERS vion ooco co,lectcalls 4JU fafaOfa welcome 111 Brock St. N. Whitby rv What better time to tell our many wonderful friends and patrons that we wish them the joy of the season always! 4 1 Our annual Christmas Greetings edition of The Canadian Statesman and The Newcastle Independent, will be published on Wednesday, December 19th. If your company would like to have a Christmas message in this edition, please call 623-3303, or come in to our offices at 62 King Street West, Bowmanville Clje Canadian Statesman Cl)t Jftetocastle independent 7*mw«*«***CM