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Wedding Announcement Irwin - Fernhout Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, September 27, 1989-3 Mr. and Mrs. Gord Irwin and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fernhout, both from Cobourg, Ontario, are pleased to announce the forthcoming forthcoming marriage of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Garland of Leskard are pleased to announce the marriage of their youngest daughter Jennifer to Christian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter van den Berg of Blackstock. The marriage took place August 12 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Bowman- ville. Jo-Ann Staples, friend of the bride was maid of honour. The; bridesmaids were Dawn Adams, cousin of the bride, Inge, sister of the groom and Mary Kay MacPher- The owner of a Newcastle Village Trailer Park, E. Vandewalker, through legal counsel, David sims, on Monday asked that the application application of a permanent trailer park not be denied with the understanding that application would be made to down-size the application to 18 units rather than the proposed 29 units. The application had been circulated circulated by tlie Town and two weeks ago the planning report was received received by council in which the department department was recommending denial and given the owner one year to bring Karen Lynn and Eric John. The wedding will take place November 4, 1989 at 5:00 p.m. in Orono United Church. son, friend of the brjde. Junior bridesmaids were Katie Collacotl, Rhya Tamasauskas and Allison De- saunier, niei.es of the bridei ' Best man was Greg Barnes, friend of groom. Ushers were David Garland, bride's brother, Eckhard, groom's brother and Jonathan Staples, friend of the groom. Hair and make up by Shield 1 of California. The happy couple now reside in Toronto, the park into compliance with town policy. •. Sims said if the- application was turned down the applicant would then have to start all over again with the 18 unit proposal. He said this would not add anything to the process and that in fact the problems problems are now known which could be addressed. . Counc. Hamre said it was best that the 18 unit proposal be recirculated recirculated and that in fact it may be that they would find there was no objection through the circulation. - Sims also pointed out if the This week I want to talk about the news media, flnd newspapers in general, (with the exception of this one of course!!) Usually the Toronto papers are full of doom and gloom -- it happens, happens, so they print it, including rapes, murders, accidents, plane and train crashes etc. (plus pictures), I read for instance how the government is doing everything wrong, the stock market is shrinking, shrinking, usually a doctors column telling telling you that (possibly) your days are numbered, (as if we didn't know!!) then there are the self styled styled authorities, .(often women) telling telling you what's wrong with your marriage, the sp'orts pages with more experts, telling us why the baseball, hockey and football teams, and numerous other sports celebrities are losing. I wonder what makes them experts? Then of course the inevitable woman who tell you how to im- Lÿnne, along with most woman around here, have forgotten more about cooking, than some of these "experts" ever knew. And last but not least, the pages showing women's fashions, if you're young, have a perfect figure (which usually means "skinny") and have a rich husband or father to pay the ridiculous prices, fine, -- if not forget it. As far as the women in Orono are concerned, they don't need it, they look just great, just the way they are. (Have you heard anyone complaining?) My wife has a double closet full of dresses, skirts, blouses etc., but she still wears slacks every day. Of course 1 The following fire calls were received by the Town of Newcastle Fire Department during the week of September 18th to 24th. Monday, September 18th at 1:22 p.m. a check-call at Fox Hunt Trail, Courtice. Tuesday, September 19th at 2:44 'p.m. a garage fire in Newtonville and at 3:17 p.m. a grass fire at Scott Court, Bowmanville. Wednesday, September 20th at 12:21 p.m. there was a stove fire at a restaurant in the Village of Newcastle. At 3:02 p.m. there was an industrial accident at Darlington Hydro, at 3:27 p.m. they were Called Called to a broken gas line on Trull's Road, Bowmanville and at 9:38 p.m. a motor vehicle accident on Regional Road 57. Thursday, September 21st at-4:39 p.m. they were called to a motor vehicle accident at Nash and Holt Road, Bowmanville. Friday, September 22nd there were a number of fire calls. At 4:27 p.m. a motor vehicle accident, Rhonda Boulevard, Bowmanville; at 6:35 p.m. a motor vehicle accident accident at Regional Road 57 and Concession Concession 6; at 9:28 p.m. they responded to another, motor vehicle accident at Solina Road and Taunton Taunton Road; at 9:58 p.m. they were called to a check-call for flooding at 63 Waverley, Bowmanville and at 10:01 p.m. they were called to an electrical fire at 34 Stanford Crescent, Crescent, Newcastle. Saturday, September 24th at 6:01 p.m. the Fire Department responded responded to a check-call on Fir wood original application was tienied the owner still had one year to comply. Council denied 'the application and the owner has the year to bring the trailer park into compliance. can't complain for I'm a slacks and sweater man myself. It doesn't make much sense does it? But I suppose suppose the moths enjoy that arrangement!!! arrangement!!! To change the subject, it's getting near that time when the lawn mower is going to get a winter rest, and. the snow blower will take over as "duty machine." My compost heap will soon have to be spread on mother's flowers and vegetable patches, patches, and the snow shovels will replace the garden tools. This always seems to be a sad time of the year, but somehow we still seem to have fun. The squirrels at the back of my property will soon be raiding my bird feeder,.and little Princess is going going to have a great time chasing them. My relatives are Still talking (on tapes) about the hot summer in England, that still apparently hasn't cooled off too much yet, and my now returned to Bavaria, where they are already negotiating the purchase of a house, and have bought a new Mercedes to get . around in, viewing some prospects. Note these are people that the representatives of government overseas, wouldn't assist!! To come to Canada, amazing isn't it? And while I'm speaking of nice people - to Eric and Alec. Get 'well soon - I wish you well. « And a last thought for this month - everyone will agree with what you say - until you're out of sight! Welcome to fall. Just George Avenue, Courtice, at 7:37 p.m. they had another check-call on Scugog Street, Hdmpton and at 9:43 p.m. they were called to a grass fire at Highway 2, Courtice. Sunday, September 25th at 3:09 a.m. they responded to a false alarm on Simpson Avenue, Bowmanville. Orono Public School News Each week our school picks a theme for improving our school. This week we have chosen, "Keep Our School Yard Clean." We hope all students will remember to put their garbage in the garbage container. container. Picture day is Friday, September 28th. Our school soccer team begins their league games Monday and Thursday at 4:00 p.m. in the Orono school yard. This week we are interviewing Mrs. Dormer, our grade 1 and 2 teacher in Orono. Q. Which countries have you been too? - A. I have been to Holland, Australia, Tahiti, Hawaii, New Zealand, Portugal, Madeira, and the Azores. As well as travelling in Canada and the U.S. Q. Where did you learn to teach? A, I went to Lakeshore Teachers' College in New Toronto and the University of Guelph. Q. How many* children do you have? A. I have two children. Jeff is 12 and Jane is 16. Q. Where do you live? A. We live in Pontypool. We've been there for 2 years, and we like it vœy much. Q. How do you like Orono? A. I think Orono is a very beautiful and friendly town. Q. What are your special interests? A. My special interests are music, different languages and cultures. Q. How many different schools have you taught at? A. Five, in the Burlington Area. Q. What grade do you like teaching best? A. Kindergarten to Grade 6 ---1 like them all. by Jill Rypstra, Michelle Faulkner and Danielle Borremans Clearance SALE 5414 MAIN STREET, ORONO at"THE MILL" • Buy Qne At Regular Price Receive One at 1/2 Price EQUAL VALUE Shop Now For Christmas ■ Get Ahead of the Rush Sept. 27 - Oct. 7th •fashions K ORONO - Trailer Park proposes reduction in size prove your cooking skills, with freinds from New Zealand, whom some garbage the average woman we tried so diligently to get into has never heard of. I think that Canada (but failed miserably) have Town of Newcastle Weekly Fire Calls