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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, August 28,1991 15 Diploma Recognizes 20 Years of Hard Work CommUTlity WÜl MÎSS Popular Hampton CitizeTl Edda and Russell Bowman received an Agricultural Service Diploma for their 20 years of dedicated work at the Blackstock Fair. Making the presentation on Saturday Saturday was the fair's president, Dale VanCamp. Edda and Russell credit their friend, Joyce Kelly, for their involvement in the fair. It was through Joyce that the couple heard the fair needed volunteers and they have been helping out with the different exhibits ever since. The couple's daughter, Pat Cornell, added that her parents are active community workers wherever they go. Long Sault Resident Dies Tyrone News by Jacqueline Vaneyk We are sorry to report the passing of Mrs. Helen Ko- vacs, a long time resident of Long Sault. Helen was a friend to everyone, and many a' bridal shower has been held in her rec room. She will be greatly missed. Sympathy is extended to Gabe, Judy, Louise and their families. Mrs. Phoebe Skinner celebrated celebrated her birthday earlier this month. Mrs. Skinner lives in Mamwood, and although although her eyesight has failed, she is in fairly good health. Family and friends of Doris Baker gathered on Sunday afternoon at Tyrone Orange Hall to surprise her with a birthdav celebration. A tea was held in the after noon, followed by a family dinner. Doris is always ready to lend a helping hand to eveiyone, and it was lovely lovely to see her get something back. We wish her many more birthdays! Several people from the community attended Black- stock Fair on Saturday. Entries Entries included Alvina Hare and her daughters with their horses, Paul Vaneyk who won first in nail driving, driving, and Paul and John who came second in log sawing. A good crowd on Friday night watched Brian Goble win the Demolition Derby. Church services begin again on Sunday, September 1, at 11:15 a.m., when we welcome Reverend Bonnie Kelly back from holidays. Junior Choir practice will start on September 11 and Senior Choir on September 19. New members are always always welcome. Just come to practice, or phone Jane Koene at 983-9861 or Jacqueline Jacqueline Vaneyk for further information. Bessie Vaneyk is getting Sunday School organized again. If you can help, Pie Tr; g£ lease call her at 263-2060. aining is provided, and the Whole People of God is a great course to teach. The U.C.W. meeting on September 11 will be a trip to Stratford Theatre to see a matinee play about real people people in a small town. Call Jean Slemon at 263-2366 for more details. Bethesda Cemeteiy Decoration Decoration Day will be Sunday, September 1 at 2 p.m. The new section of the cemetery is to be dedicated at that time. Everyone is welcome. CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE ITS FAST-ITS EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. 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Call today (519)258-7905. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES WE'RE NOT COLLECTORS, over 100 new & used RVs Travel Trailers, park models, 5th wheels, vans, etc. in stock. All offers considered. 1-800-263-7955. ADOPTION YOUNG, PROFESSIONAL, well-established couple wishes to adopt a baby brothor/sister for 2 yr-old adopted daughter. Home study completed. Collect calls welcomed anytime (416) 895-4926. LOVING CHRISTIAN middle aged couple from northwest Ontario seeking to adopt newborn child or toddler. Willing to take siblings also. Would provide good family atmosphere. Collect (807) 577-3821 or message. CAREER TRAINING IS TRUCKING FOR YOU. Lot's discuss it. Introducing extended programs and Credit Courses. Call William at 1-800-265-7173. Markol Training Systems. LOG BUILDING CAREER, Pat Wolfe Log Building School career courses beginning Sept. 9th. Ton week $2200, four week $1100, one week $350. (613) 253-0631, Ottawa area. LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering. Next class: SALES HELP WANTED '6-FIGURE INCOME ' International Music and Video Company expanding into Canada. Need highly motivated commissioned sales people and distributors Part-time or full-time 1-519-944-2800 24 hr. line, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BURNED OUT?...Over extended, bored, fed-up with your current situation? Use this opportunity and your expertise to become financially independent. Call 1-800-395-8744 (24hr. recorded message). STEEL BUILDINGS ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Direct from factory. Free overhead door to first ton to purchase our 25x30 steel building for $2,711. Other sizes available at similar savings. Pionoor/Econospan 1-800-668-5422. BEST BUILDING PRICES - Steel Straitwall Type - not quonsot - 32x48 $5920; 40x64 $8556; 50x96 $15,331 ; 60x120 $21,270 - non-expandable end(s), other sizes available - limited steel - Paragon - 24 Hours 1 -800-263-8499, STEEL BUILDINGS, QUONSETS, S Models & Straightwalls". Many sizes to choose from, for Value, Quality and Integrity, one phono-calM-800- 668-8653. Future Stool Buildings. STEEL BUILDINGS can bo a big investment. Don't compromise on quality. Got the best dollar value you can. Call Span-Tech Stool Buildings Ltd, 1-800-561-2200. Your ad could appear In community newspapers In Ontario, or right across Canada, or any Individual province. Space Is Limited, so Call This Newspaper Today! BLANKET ADS ARE NOW "CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE" To reach a wider market, advertise throughout the rogionai membership ol the Ontario and Canadian Community Newspaper Associations. Eastern Ontario 34 Newspapers All Ontario 174 Newspapers All Canada 577 Newspapers All ralos subjoct to 7% G.S.T, For further Information, please call The Canadian Statesman Classifieds 623-3303, Fax 623-6161 $02. for 25 words $350. for 25 words $1054. for 25 words Enniskillen News by Betty Wright Deepest sympathy goes to Mrs. Laveme Clemens and family on the death of a loving loving husband, father, grandfather grandfather and great grandfather, grandfather, Laverne Clemens of Hampton. Miss Melanie Axford, Hampton and Mr. Rick Tu- reck, Oshawa were Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Edgar Wright and Betty. Miss Sarah Nielson- Jones, Kitchener, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sornberger, Jessica and Alexandra. Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Cornellier, Belleville, Gaby Hart, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vandermuellen and family Belleville, were Sunday Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andre Cornellier, Alison Alison and Paul, celebrating Paul's 7th birthday. Many happy returns of the day, Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Tureck, (nee Melanie Axford of Hampton) who were married in Hamp- Lancelot Henry Phare A resident of Strathman- or for 2 1/2 years, Lance Phare passed.away suddenly suddenly July 8, 1991, in his 95th year. Son of the late John and Georgina (Collacutt) Phare, Lance was born at Tyrone December 31, 1896 and educated educated there. After returning from service service in England in the first World War, Lance spent several several years in Western Canada, Canada, returning to Bowmanville Bowmanville around 1945 and soon after moved back to Tyrone where he was one of the oldest oldest residents until failing health forced him to take up residence at Strathmanor. Lance had many varied jobs during his lifetime, including including fruit picking in Okanagan Valley, homesteading homesteading in Peace River, working on docks and fish canneries of Vancouver, farming in Saskatchewan and home decorating in more recent years. He was an active United Church member and took a keen interest in all sports. Predeceased by brother Lome and a sister Roma (Pam). Survived by nephew Jack Phare, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan Saskatchewan and several cousins. cousins. Funeral services were held from Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home July 14,1991 at 1 p.m., Reverend Bonnie Kelly officiating. Lance's favourite favourite hymn "No Darkness There" was sung by Mr. Dean Campbell. Miss M. Wilcox presided at the organ. organ. Pallbearers were Tom Phillips, Dominic Gorgerat, Gerry Giles, Theo DeHass, Grenville and Tim Byam. Flower bearers were Earl Prescott, Don Allman and Milbourne Phillips. Interment family plot Bethesda Bethesda Cemetery. Bella Falls A switchboard operator at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville Bowmanville for 12 years, Bella Falls, aged 76, died in that hospital, on Saturday, August August 3, 1991. She had been ill three weeks. Daughter of the late Charles and Hilda Wilson, she was born in Newcastle and educated there and in Port Hope. On January 2, 1932, she married Arthur Falls who predeceased her in 1974. A former resident of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, she had been residing residing in St. Petersburgh, Florida and Bewdley for 16 years. Retiring 16 years ago. her interests centered around her family and friends. Left to mourn her passing passing are her sons Roy of Oakville, Oakville, Gerald of Kanata, a daughter Marlene Luxton of Bowmanville, six grandchildren, grandchildren, five great grandchildren grandchildren and dear friend Clarke Wilson. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the Morris Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, with Mr. Herman Fice of Pine Ridge Bible Chapel officiating. The organist organist was Mrs. McDonald. Pallbearers were Neil Luxton, Nicholas Falls, Greg Parker, Russ Wilson, Tom Kelly and Jack Graham. Flowerbearers were Steve Barker and Brian Tremaine. Many floral tokens were received and donations made to Memorial Hospital and other charities, in her memory. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Herman Fallis Webb Herman Fallis Webb, 238 William St. N., Lindsay, On- Ger tario died in Toronto General General Hospital on Friday, June 28,1991 at the age of 76. He was the husband of Marion Isabel Fraser and dear father of Carole (Mrs. Bob Truax) of Lindsay and Marilyn Good predeceased. He was the grandfather of Jennifer and Julie Truax of Lindsay and Brian and Kimberley Kimberley Good of Whitby. He was the brother of Lloyd Webb of Newcastle, Ontario and John Webb and Elsie Mullen predeceased. Herman was bom in Manvers Township, the son of the late William and Myra Mae Webb. He attended attended Pontypool Public School. He lived on the family farm at R.R. #3 Pontypool until moving to Lindsay three years ago. He was employed by the Department of Highways, Pontypool for 16 years until his retirement. He was a member of Pon- typool United Church. A member of Bethany Golden Stars Club and Pontypool Keenagers Club. The funeral funeral service was held July 2, 1:30 p.m. from the Mackey Funeral Home Lindsay. Reverend Reverend Jan White conducted the funeral service with interment interment at Orono Cemetery. The Pallbearers were Donald Adams, Kenneth Mullen, George Mullen, Dan Spencer, Keith Cryderman and Claude Harness all nephews. ton United Church on Saturday Saturday August 24th. The reception reception followed at Base Line Community Centre. Melanie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Axford, Hampton Hampton and Rick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tureck, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brouwer Brouwer and family entertained guests from Brockville and also from Holland recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dickson, Dickson, Beaverton were Friday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe. Auntie El va Orchard's family helped her celebrate her 90th birthday at Mr. and Mrs. George Ketche- son's at Belleville. A family shower for Patricia Patricia Thompson and Baby Aaron Aaron was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Stuart Lamb, co-hosted by Donna, Gail and Darla. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spry, Penfield N.Y. Messers Roy and Tim Spry, Rochester New York, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. They attended the Tureck-Axford wedding in Hampton on Saturday. Paul and Alison Cornellier Cornellier were this week visitors of their Oma and Opa, Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Cornellier, Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ca- shin, Orono were Saturday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe, Keijo Har- ma, Toronto was a weekend visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe and Mary Lee. Patricia Thompson and Gail Snowden were Sunday ■ visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stuart Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Terrill, Terrill, Kendal were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Griffin. Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tamblyn, Tamblyn, Victoria B.C. Congratulations go to Kim Lee and Rodney Bray who were married in Hampton Hampton United Church on Saturday. Saturday. Kim is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lee of Enfield. Enfield. Visitors this week with Mrs. Margaret Stainton were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stinson, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yeo, Maple Grove, Mr. and Mrs. David Stain- ton, Cobourg, Jeff Reynolds and Linda Cryderman, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson Ferguson attended the Bray-Lee wedding on Saturday in Hampton United Church. Next Sunday church will resume at the regular time 9:45 a.m. The Sunday School will resume on September September 8th. Would all those who are willing to give Home Baking, Baking, vegetables, pickles or Jam for our table at the Columbus Columbus Giant Sale please leave your donations at our church hall at 6 p.m. on September September 6th to price. r-j* C\J % x ; ■>-=, co V'/; \ . Co c'O Ç:i çj f\\ , > Class Document Review & Revision Notice of Review GO Transit is reviewing ils Environmental Environmental Assessment Class Document (Class EA), a condition required when the current document was approved in 1988 by Ontario's Minister of the Environment. The Class EA document outlines the process for assessing the environmental impacts of activities undertaken by GO Transit and for ensuring that impacts are addressed and minimized, minimized, in compliance with Ontario's Environmental Assessment Act. Generally, GO Transit activities covered under the Class EA document include the construction of new commuter rail stations and bus terminals, and the expansion of existing commuter rail stations, bus terminals, and storage and maintenance maintenance facilities or yards. Review agencies, representatives of interested or affected groups or agencies, and members of the public will be consulted during revision of the Class EA document. Opportunities will be provided for concerned parties to provide input throughout the review. Besides this notice, the public will be notified when the revised draft Class EA document is completed, anticipated for the spring of 1992. Individuals and groups are encouraged to submit comments or questions about the GO Transit Class EA document and the current review at this early stage to ensure that all interests are known and issues raised. 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