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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 5, 1996 Section Two By Harvey Yellowlees Drive carefully! Remember, it's not only a car that can be recalled by its maker". "Don't count your years; make your years count". Thanks for the beautiful week. People are better natured with weather like this. If the Solina Silver • Sets knew someone wanted some of our purple tulips from our tulip bed', we would have bought some for them. We hope you enjoy them and let us know what they are like next spring!! Many games have been played at the park, bin no one has given me any results. Vi Ashton and Lois Yellowlees spent Friday at Milton, working at the Count the Ducks! Wednesday, June 12th Œlje Canadian Statesman "Your Community Newspaper Since 1854" 62 King St. W., Bowmanville (905) 623-3303 & Agriculture Museum. Saturday evening a group from our card party, journeyed journeyed to Maple Grove for a meat and potato pie supper. It was good. After our supper, several went to the home of Gus and Leone Wilson for a card game. And, of course, everyone enjoyed lunch again. Thanks to Gus and Leone. Sunday night, five couples from Solina went to the Dutch Oven for supper. The five couples will all be celebrating our 45th wedding anniversaries this year. They are: Wes and Doris Hills, who are celebrating in June; Ross and Marjorie Cryderman, June; Harvey and Lois Yellowlees, August; Harry and Loraine Knox, September; Charles and Alma Langmaid, October. We enjoyed a lovely supper, supper, and after supper we were at the home of Harry and Loraine Knox for a nice visit. It was a lovely evening for us! Sunday, June 9, there will be a - Baptismal Service at Eldad. Sunday, June 9 Hampton Cemetery service at Hampton Church at 2 p.m. June 15 is "Solina Day" at the park. Come and have fun!! Our church service had a small attendance. Harry and Loraine Knox were our greeters and Elaine Baker our lay reader. We enjoyed several several piano numbers by our organist, Sandy Brittain, before the service. Our service service opened with the Choral Introit and the prayer of approach. Alan Garbe was in charge of our birthday box, but there were no June birthdays. birthdays. Doris Hills gave the Minutes for Missions. Our choir number "Holy is the Lord." Reverend Munro had his story for the children about making bread, but no children were there, so he just took orders for bread. Hymns "Let us break Bread" and "Open My Eyes," were sung. Reverend Munro's message: "Jesus the Living Bread." Communion hymn - "Break now the Bread of Life." Marion Broome and Bob Blackburn helped the minister with the service. The service closed with Choral Benediction "Go Now and Pass it On". A lovely service. Welcome home to Rose Svetec who has been visiting her mother in Yugoslavia. Also, Donna Snowden who visited her brother and family in France. The Snowden family picnic was held at the hall on Sunday afternoon. Charles and Alma Langmaid were at their daughter and son-in-law, Sally and Tom Barrie's, for dinner on Sunday to help celebrate celebrate Jessica's birthday. Several people from Solina attended the opening of The Rotary Park on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. The heavy equipment is Solina News by Harvey Yellowlees working again in the subdivi- doing better soon, he slippet sion north of the village. We and sprained his ankle. Take i hope Paul Svetec will be easy, Paul. DURHAM REGION PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM LAKE ONTARIO WATERFRONT REPORT The Regional Municipality of Durham has prepared a Report which proposes an amendment to the Durham Regional Official Plan to incorporate new policies relating to the Lake Ontario Waterfront. The Report proposes policies to achieve an active, attractive, healthy and accessible waterfront. The public is invited to provide comments comments on the Report. Information sessions on the Report will be held at: 1. Ajax Community Centre 75 Centennial Road, south of Bayly Street and east of Monarch Avenue in the Town of Ajax on Tuesday, June 25,1996, at 7:00 p.m. 2. Jubilee Pavilion in Lakeview Park 55 Lakeview Park Road in the City of Oshawa on Thursday, June 27,1996, at 7:00 p.m. A copy of the Report is available at the offices of the Planning Department. Further information may be obtained by contacting John Michailidis of the Planning Department at (905) 728-7731, Toronto line (905) 686-1651, FAX (905) 436-6612, or write to: Durham Region Planning Department Box 623,1615 Dundas Street East 4th Floor, Lang Tower, West Building Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 Alex Georgieff, M.C.I.P., R.P.P. Commissioner of Planning @JR WESTSIDE MARSH In November 1995, The Waterfront Regeneration Trust presented a report and recommendations on the future of Westside Marsh. In summary, the Trust's report recommended the following: • protect most of the marsh and achieve "No Net Loss" of wetland function and habitat; --• move the CBM stone crushing and redi-mix operation to a site provided by the Municipality of Clarington; • create 120 acres of parkland to protect the Cove and Cedar Crest Beach communities from St. Marys Cement's operation; • close Waverley Road, south of Hutton Transport and transfer four acres to St. Marys Cement and provide another access to Cedar Crest Beach Road. In April 1996, the Chief Administrative Officer for the Municipality of Clarington prepared a report to the General Purpose .and Administrative Committee in response to the Trust's Report. Committee resolved to table the Administrator's Report, to allow for discussions with St. Marys Cement, the Waterfront Regeneration Trust and the Port Darlington Community Association Inc. NOW TAKE NOTICE that a meeting will be held to discuss the following: • alternative routes for crossing Westside Creek, including the preferred alignment, Cove Road • identifying costs for the crossing and re-construction of Cove Road There will be an opportunity for questions and comment from the general public. THE MEETING WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS: Date: Wednesday, June 19,1996 Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: Council Chambers Municipal Administrative Centre 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario If you require further information, please contact Cynthia Strike, Planner, Community Planning Branch, Municipality of Clarington at (905) 623-3379, extension 219. JSk MUNICIPALITY OF CS-5449 arinqton ONTARIO ©J.P. News from izabethvi e by Edna Thickson The seniors met on Thursday with a better crowd than usual. 21 attended. Their May Birthday dinner will be held next Thursday. Jackson and Susan Peacock went to North Gore recently to visit Steven and Christie and baby who would be about six months old now. Vivian and Howard Quantrill were at the SkyDome recently when Paul was pitching pitching for the Blue Jays, Their daughter and her husband took them to Toronto. June Smith visited with me on Sunday evening. On Sunday the Garden Hill Sunday School Anniversary Service was held. Rev. Sedgwick had been invited to preach at another church, so Angie Bailey acted as chairwoman. chairwoman. Elizabethville Sunday School had been invited and they provided several songs. Solos by Natalie Derech and Charlene Bailey were enjoyed by all. Several pins and awards were presented. It was announced that the Garden Hill Yard and Bake Sale had been postponed to a later date as there is a wedding coming up on that date. Mr. and Mrs. David Lockwood called on Sunday of last week and told me that Florence in Biggar, Saskatchewan has been ill with cancer and is in a rest home. 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