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Page 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, September 24, 1997 Section Two Firefighters Raise Funds for Defibrillator The Clarington Firelighters' Association has donated $1,900 towards the fundraising fundraising drive to purchase defibrillators for the fire department. The money was raised at a golf tournament at the Newcastle Golf Course earlier in the summer that attracted over 100 participants. Paul Shcherbak (right) is presenting the cheque to Clarington Fire Chief Mike Creighton on behalf of the firelighters. Providence Happenings in Solina by Harvey Yellowlees Some people gain weight only in certain places, drive-in restaurants, restaurants, bakeries, ice-cream parlors etc. The weatherman has been very good to us, very cool and Sunday was beautiful. Charles and Alma Langmaid entertained a few guests for visiting and cards, Saturday evening. The Pascoc home in the village has been sold. Doris Flett is home from Sault St. Marie after visiting her daughter Linda for a week. Lloyd and Marion Broome had a Bi'titime family gathering recently to visit with relatives John and Margaret Carlisle from Ireland. Lloyd and Marion Broome attended an 80th birthday party for Cam Hamer at Oakwood on Saturday evening. The card party at Hampton on Wednesday, September 17 had a good ' group again and winners were: High - Barbara Cochrane, Lloyd Broome, Verna Bryant, Charles Langmaid and Pat Simpson. Low - Meta Martin, Most Lone Hands - Art Compton. Nice going, Art! Special no. - May Tabb. Lucky draws - Marie Brooks, Bernice Renton,. Richard Potter, Fred Watson, Grace McGill. Come again this week. The card parties at Solina will be starting on October 3rd at the hall. Church service at Eldad was favoured with a beautiful beautiful morning. The Hinchcy family - Brad, Laura, Shawn, Dustin and Benjamin were greeters and Marion Luke the lay reader. The choir and organist Betty Munro provided the music. Wesley Hills gave the Presbytery report. Mr. Lome MacBurnic from the Gideon Bible Society was guest speaker. He gave all the Sunday School pupils a New Testament and told of the Ministry of the Gideons to the adults. September 29lh will be a joint Session meeting at Hampton at 7:30 p.m. October 6 the U.C.W. will have their annual auction at 7:00 p.m. at the church. They welcome any donations. donations. Solina Silver Set (Seniors) held their meeting meeting on September I7lh at 12:00 noon for a pot-luck dinner. President Wes Hills welcomed everyone and asked Reverend Doug Warren to ask the blessing. Everyone did justice to the food. After dinner Warren Forrester introduced the speaker Doug Stephenson. He spoke on driver training training for seniors, the 55 Alive program that he teaches. The members hope to have this program at Solina in (lie future. Jessie Tink thanked Mr. Stephenson on behalf of the group. About 50 attended. A business period followed. followed. In October the group will again have dinner dinner at the hall followed by a visit to the Archibald Orchards to lour the winery winery and have a ride through the orchards. Our new houses in the area are coming along quite well. Clarence Bray returned home Sunday following following his surgery. The John Brudeks have sold their home and arc building building a new one at Haydon. There is no report lor the rural bowling, this week. The Providence Shaw's Women's Institute meeting convened at Ncwtonvillc Hall Thursday, September 11, 1997 at 1:30. Information reports were given by Shirley Brown on her trip to the 100th Anniversary gathering gathering in Hamilton in June; Doreen Barrie on the W.I. display at Orono Fair and winning a blue ribbon; Joan Tax on the Orono Fair parade; Betty Lou Locke on the W.I. comfort station duties during the fair and Doreen Barrie on the September 10th meeting as guests at Solina W.I. Inez Boughen, Education Convener, introduced Constable Mike Marks who spoke to the group on hate in the community and awareness of the symptoms of hatred which can lead to violence. violence. With the use of a video and overhead projector projector the message of hate was portrayed and some scenes and language were very graphic. The roll call was well answered by the members and the motto - Give ways in which children can be taught to respect property - was read by Marilynn Dow. Constable Marks was thanked and presented with a gift by Inez Boughen. A social time followed. You arc reminded to mark your volunteer hours sheet monthly. The October 9th meeting is at the home of Shirley Brown, convener is Doreen Barrie, and the topic is Market Gardening. Guests are always wel come. Please call Betty Lou Locke at 987-4406 for more information. >HM> ,i Countryside Adventurers The Durham Countryside Adventure held Saturday, September 20, and Sunday, September 21, offered visitors a chance to make friends with those who live in Claringlon's rural communities. Here, Lisa Parrott and Sara Coles get acquainted with some of the friendly donkeys at the Skinner Farm near Tyrone. The farm was among 38 stops on a tour where countryside adventurers could learn about everything everything from growing pumpkins and flower-arranging to milking cows, making furniture furniture or sawing logs. CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT The Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington at its meeting to be held at the Municipal Administrative Centre in the Council Chambers on Monday, September 29th, 1997, at the hour of 7:00 p.m., proposes to pass a by-law to stop up, close and authorize the sale of portions of the road allowance of Waverley Road generally located between a point approximately 40.54 metres southerly of the southerly limit of the Ontario Hydro transmission corridor and north of a point 150 metres north of the northerly limit of Watson Drive, more specifically described as Part 1 on draft Plan of Survey 1 and Part 2 on draft Plan of Survey 2. The plans are reproduced below. Subject to the Municipality of Clarington declaring Part 1 of draft Plan of Survey 1 and Part 2 of draft Plan of Survey 2 to be surplus property, it is proposed that they be conveyed to Blue Circle Canada Inc. ALSO TAKE NOTICE THAT The Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington at its meeting to' be held at the) Municipal Administrative Centre in the Council Chambers tin Monday, September 29th, 1997, at the hour of 7:00 p.m;, proposes to pass a by : law to authorize the establishment, laying out, opening as a public highway, the lands known as Parts 7 and 9 on draft Plan of Survey 1 and Parts 5,6,10,11,12,13 and 16 on draft Plan of Survey 2, until a by-law is passed dedicating Cove Road and a bridge proposed to be constructed to join it to Cedar Crest Beach Road, as a public highway. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT before passing said by-laws, Council or a Committee of Council shall hear, in person or by his Counsel, Solicitor of Agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected by any of these by-laws and who applies to be heard. Patti L. Barrie, Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 £k MUNICIPALITY OF arington ONTARIO PI AN OF SURVEY 1 PLAN Of SURVEY Of PAR! Cf 10! 4, PAR! Cf THE RESERVE, EAST Of WAVERLY ROAD, PART Cf THE RESERVE. WE51 Of WAVERLY ROAD. AND PART Of CLOCKS I. 2 & 'C (ÜEING A TRAVELLED ROAD KNOW! AS WAVtRLY ROAD) ALL ACCORDING TO REGISTERED PLAN 694. TOMISNiP Of 0ARLINGTON, no* W Iht MUNICIPALITY Of CLARINGTON REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY Of DURHAM i F ill ?! «jit f' »! "R-i 6t!| /ll |#*ij □ = f|I! j\\ V w. p SjeWCM CtlNCAU UtttKi MflKtHCt NOTH à UCIH \ ! r * x I 'Ü .5 V. V V i\. ' ^ Vv *"« \ VI , . V V jik "■ / g tiiiuiji]-- Publication Dates: September 6,13,20 and 27,1997