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8 The Canadian Statesman, 4~owmanville, June 13, 1979 Section Two Present Plaque to the Jaycete o the Year Last week, the recipient of the Jaycettes highest award was officially presented wlth her plaque in a special ceremony. Included in the presentation were, from- left to right, Area Representative Edna 'Tatcheli, 'Jaycette of the Year' Darla Allen, outgoing pregiden-t Heather Moroz and Regional Representative Lorraine Cowen. These are the new officers for the Jaycettes, from left to right, VicePresidenit Louise Aasen, Past President Lynn Killingbeck, President Darla Allen and Secretary-Treasurer Gail Sp)ence. The Bowmanville Figure- Skating Club executive meeting was held in the Recreation Office on Wednesday', May Sth, with 12 members in attendance, as weli as Mr. Caruana from the 1Recreation Department. There were aine letters of application from skating inistructors wishing to teach for the flowmanville Figure Skating Club for the upcoming skating season and these were read by Mr. Caruana and then passed around for ail the executive members to read. It was moved by the executive that a committee be set up to interview ail the applicants and then this committee will report back to the whole executive and make their report and recommendations. 33.12 APR'79 We specialize in complete garden Scare. We offer a full line of quality nursery stock, garden tools, house and patio plants, fertilizers and pots. We also have our own greenhouse. L ANDDSC APINW The complete gaýrden centre T AU N TON VROCýAI-)E A ST, OSHAWA2ýV 5579' 57-1 The Bowmanville Figure Skating Club will again need three skating professionals for the upcoming season, based on current budget limitations and the number of skaters la the Club. 1979-80 Figure Skating Vear for the Bowmanville club will commence on November lst, 1979 and will finish on March 3lst, 1980. This coincides wlth the Officiai Year as set down by the Cafiadian Figure Skating Association. The photographs from the Skating Carnival are at the Community Services office and orders are being taken now. Parents are urged to place their orders for pictures, as woon as possible. The office is located l the former Bell bulding on Church and Temperance Streets. Meetings of the Executive are to be field on the -first Wednesday of every month fromn now on, and will com mence at 7:30 p.m. Parents are most welcome to attend any of these meetings and any suggestions wouldb6e mo9t welcome. If you have any suggestions or interesting news items you would like placed in this dolumn, or if you wish to write to the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club, please addresE- aIl correspondence to: Bowmanville Figure Skating Club, P.O. BoX 71 Bowmanville, Ontario LIC 3K<8. STOP.BOTR DIRECTIONS FOR A SCIIOOL BUS Cable Cast Cablecast 10, Oshawa, Whitby Bowmanville and Brooklin Programns, Wednesday, June l3th to Tuesday, June l9th, 19 Wednesday, June 13 2:00 Whitby Council Meeting Coverage 3:30 ACCORD) in DURHAM with Host: Gord Hanna 4:00 Whitby Mock Student Councîl Meeting Cover- age 5:30 Evening Report with G.M. Video News 6:00 Let's Find Out 6:30 Knights of Columbus 1Cable T.V. Bingo 7:30 Lets Discuss It 8:00 Whitby Then & Now with Brian Winter & Jim Quail, 8:30 Focus on Mental Hlealth with Dianne Milîs 9:00 Brooklin Spring Fair Parade Coverage 9:30 Law-Legal Aspects of Day to Day Living 10:00 Sign Off Thursday, Jne14 1:30 Broklin Spring Fair Parade Coverage 2:30 Law 3:00 Let's Find Out 3:,30 Let's Discuss It 4:00 Focus on Mental Health 4:30 Fiesta '79 Prevlew 5:30 Evening Report 6:00 Brooklin Spring Fair Beauty Contest 8:00 ACCORD in DURHAMI 8:30 Mock Studenit Concil Meetingr 11:00 sign Off Friday, June 15 2:00 Whitby Mock Student Council Meeting Cover-. age 3:30 Let's Discuss It 4: 00 Canadian Parents for French 4:30 Whitby Then & Now 5:00 Fiesta '79 Preview 6:00 Whitby Report with Mike Burgess 6:30 Sign Off Menday, June ý18 4:00 Sign On for the Deaf.. ',4:t30 Simcoe Hall Settiement House Children' Special 5:00 Brooklin Spring Fair Beauty Contest Cover- age.. 7.00 Fiesta '79.-Freview.. 8:30 Newcastle Council Meeting Coverage 11:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Jane 19 2:00 Newcastle Council Meeting Highlights 5:00 Music to the Ears with St. George's Anglican Choir French Parade Coverage Fcwhionp Show Opens Tennis Sexpasn Orono Arena Has ChangedQuiet Street to H-ighway 401 Says Resident in Complai-nt The town's public works committee is considering maklng Princess and Rowe Streets near the Orono Arena one-way. Garry Thompson, who lives on the south-west corner of the fairgrounds on Princess Street, complained ini a letter to the committee that since the arena has been built, the street has changed from being fairly quiet to something like the 401. In addition, "the gate into the grounds east of my home is flot sufficient for two cars to pass through at the same time. The vehicles pull up on my lawn until one or the other hais gone through the gate." Thompson said his neigh- hors are flot happy with the Bowmanville and Orono Tennis Clubs kicked off their upcoming season with a Wine and Cheese Party held at the Lions Centre recently. The highlight of the party was a fashion show and this tenni.s enthusiast is modelling the latest in tennis garb and equipment. 5:30 Evening Report 6:00 Mock Student Council Meeting from the Whitby Council Chambers.. 7:30 Canadian Parents for 8:00 Music to the Ears with Kingsview United Church Choir 8:30 McLaughlin Art Gallery Presents,: 9.00 Brooklin Spring Fair traffic situation arouhd the arena and suggested Princess and Rowe Streets- be made one-way. "Both streets are hardly wide enough for two- lanes of traffic."' Director of Public Workg Jack Dunham said ln a report to the committee that con- cerns similar to Mr. Thotnp- son 's were voiced prior to actual construction of the arena. "It is mhy opinion that Princess Street cannot be widened due to the proximity of existing properties." 11e said the feasibiity of maklng Princess and Rowe Streets one-way would have te be discussed with the Orono Fair Board and the Arena committee. NON.SMOKERS ARE -YOU PA Yi NG TOO MUCH FOR HOUSE INSURA NCE? $64.00 Yearly Buys Ail 0f This: *$40000 Home *$4000 Garage & Carport *$20000 Contents *$20,000 Theft Coverage ~$1,500 Th ef t (away f rom prem ises) *$8000 Extra Expense *$ 00,000 Liability PLUS Damage to the house or contents by: smoke, ight- ning, explosion, wind, water escape f rom plumb- ing, breakage of windows. Above Premlum Appies to Homnes wlthln lOOOt. of Hydrant and ls Subect to $100.00 Deducf Ibis. General Insurance Company OSSORNE &SHANI< INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 108 LIBERTY ST. N., BOWMANVILLE, PHONE 623-2527 CLARE SHANK GAYLE WINDSOR HEY IDS..dsigi ad color-i this tie for your dad and win a prize in Oshawa Centre' s... 1: HERE'S AIL YOU HAVE TO DO...M RULES 1 . Open to ail children, ages 4-12, one entry per child. 2. Employees of Oshawa Contre and their familles flot eligible., 3. Wlnners wiII be notifled by felephone. 4. There wili be one wlnner ln each category. * Winners will receive $50 cash. 5. The decision of the judges wiIU be final. Al entries become exclusive property of Oshawa Centre. 6. Deadine for ail entries, Friday, June 1 Sth. *Categorles are: 4-6 yrs. 7-9 yrs. 10-12 yrs. os hawa' Open Monýday.Friday 9:30 A.m.-9:30 p.m. Saturday 9.,30 a.M.-6:00 p.m. ... EXERCISE YOUR ARTISTIC TALENT BY CREATING A SYMBOL., CREST OR -EMBLEM TO HONDA DAD AND THE WHOLE FAMILY ON FATHER98 DAY! Atter you've colored-in your presentatlon, fl111 your name, addrées, phone numibor and age ln thîs panel NAME ........................ ADORES$...........................I ............ABE ........I TELEPHONE ................ D'O NOT MAIL ...BRING YMUR ENT RY INTO THE OSHAWA CENTRE AND DEPOSIT IN BOXES LOCATED NEAR INFO PLACE centre' King Street West and Stevenson Road in Oshawa xv' News from lub ~BR~1 CSC, 1C, 3311APR'79 oSCW INC c m rair,