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Sea Cadet .Happenngs.. Bowmanville and District Branch Floatilla training weekend in Tren- Of the Navy League of Canada new ton. executive for 1990 are as follows: The annual Ships Company pot Past President- Bill Rose, luck Christmas dinner was a great President- Rae Abernathy, Vice success, thanks to ail who helped in President- Allan Plummer, any way. After dinner anumber of Secretary- Anne Cook-Abbott, Cadets gave interesting and Treasurer- Bob Cook-Abbott, Sea humourous reports of their summer Cadet Chairman- Ron Cooke, Fund camps from two week basic training Raising- Sheila Brooks, Historian- to an international exchange and Gord Foster, Public Relations- Don Staff Cadet position. Scott. Our on going fundraising sales of The Navy League meet the se- foul, vita wrap and juice are cond Wednesday of each month to available from any Cadet or Navy arrange financing and assist in the League member or caîl 623-1776. operation of the Sea Cadet Corps. Upcoming dates to watch for: The Sea Cadets are-working on March 3rd fund raising dance and seamanship training and drill prac- May 27th Annual Inspection. We tice for their promotional exams are looking forward to seeing al this spring. Some of the Cadets are parents and friends at these func- preparing for their upcoming tions. B-uildîig your child's self esteeem important The fostering of self worth is a central challenge for parents and adults working with children. A child who feels content with hîmself is more likely to enjoy new challenges and, therefore, is more likely to be successful. "No m-atter that they come in small packages; children touch off large-sized emotions in us. Joy, sureness and delîght intermingle with worry, guilt and doubt. Fatigue and frust ration come along in good measure. You brave dawdl- ing and messes and torrents of "No", and the next day it's pin- ching and tattling and who gets the phone. New sets of problems-they change but neyer end. There's no turning back. Regardless, you strive to do your best. AIl along the way you- invest heavily in caring, time, energy, and money. You spare no effort-proper food and clothes, attractive toys, the right medîcal care, and a cons- tant "taxi circuit" to provide every advantage... In spite of good intentions and heartfelt efforts, ho wever, some of you find your youngster not turning out as you would like. He is underachieving, emotionally im- mature, rebellious or unduly wthdrawn. Maybe he goes around with youngsters who are up to no good. "How can Imy child be hav- îng problems when I've done 50 much and tried so hard?" Is a ques- tion bedeviling many a well- intentioned parent." This _quote is from a book called "Your Child's Self Esteem" by Dorothy Corkville Briggs which will form the basis for an 8 session study group for parents being offered by the Family Education Resource Centre of Durham House. The group wilI meet on Tuesday even- ings from 6:30-8:30 p.m. starting February 6 at Sir Albert Love School in Oshawa. The cost is $36.00 per person. For more information and to register for this or any of the other study groups and workshops being offered by the Centre please cal 579-2021 or 686-4353. Information on breathing problems Does someone in you r family Registration for "AI have a breathing problem? If the Breathing Problems" is $ answer is "yes", then the Lung dividual or Family) or $20 Association - Durham Region may lude the four additional be able to help. Beginning on the "hands on" Classes. Thursday,' February 15, 1990 our For more details on th local Christmas Seal organization mas Seal Service, cal the will run a four session Information , Region Lung Associý Series "Ail About Breathing Pro- 436-1046. blems" at the Kinsmen Community Centre, 109 Coîborne St. W., in M Oshawa. This evening series will be COMF held from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. con- DIESÊL EN cluding March 8, 1990. RADl Topics discussed will include the MOBILE causes of breathing dîsorders, in- formation regarding medications, RA 1 ORONO, the correct use of inhalers, allergens LOB 1 M in the environment, and varous co- pying techniques. This programPH will be of interest both to adolescents and adults who suiffer from asthma, chronic bronchitis or emphysema and also to parents of asthmatic children. For parents of asthmatic youngsters who would like "hands M E on" experience to assist in the Be physical management of their 7 childrens' breathing problems, ad- PROFESSIONAI ditional classés wil bhe offered in the Fr( same facility, starting on the fil- teenth of March. Attendance at the "Ail About Breathing Problems" sessions is a pre-requisite lor pr Evening and ticipation in this special program.Conrhuc %Il About $10.00 (In- 20,00 to in- 1childrens' this Christ- ce Durham iation at Thea tre company Iooking for audiences The Peterborough Theatre Guild has come up with a special produc- tion which they are willing to take on the road at no cost for such groups as service clubs and other community groups in Eastern On- tario. The production Sailing on the ge Wave is by Sears and Switzer and is produced and directed by Bea Quarrie. It is a light look at leisure time from the point of view of seniors but is targeted for ages from 14 years and up. The project is funded by Theatre Ontario through the Ontario Ministry of Recreation and Tourism. Anyone interested in further in- formation may caîl (705) 742-1987. The play goes on tour from January 22nd to March 23, 1990. Poem 'We live in a house in Balham We lived in a house in Balham, With houses aIl in a row. Our gardens were a back yard, but the flowers still used to grow. The school was around the corner, and the bell was rung at nine, And -we would run, oh so fast, to get into the line. The teachers were strict, and oh s0 severe, haîf the time we were full of fear. To talk in class, was, a sin, but who got caught, yes, me and Lynne. When school was over, out to play, that was really the best part of the day. Rounders, skipping, bide and seek, even îeap frog, we would play al week. The policeman walking on his beat, to keep us sa fe on our little street. A day at the-seaside, was the event of the year, The train was full of laughter and cheer. A dip in the sea, a stick of rock, how we wished'we could stop that dlock. Take home some seaweed to our mum, to forecast the weather, rain or sun. We look back now, over the years, and wonder why we had those fears? We didn't know what life's about, but ail too soon, we would find out. And now that we are O.A.P.'s How do we treasure those memories. Sheila Prosser IPLETE CAR & TRUCK REPAIRS 'JGINES - CUMMINS, DETROIT & CAT 10 DISPATCHED TOW TRUCKS LE MECHANICAL SERVICE TRUCK ONTARIO 4 MILES NORTH 0F 401 Mo ON HWY. 115&35 IONE (416) 983-9151 ERVYN B. KELLY arrister and Solicitor LAW OFFICE l SERVICE - REASONABLE RATES 'ree Initial Consultation 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 623-4444 d Week-end Appointments Avallable ,h and Temperance Sts., Bowmanville Oribno Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 17, 19%0-il Durham Central Agricultural Society ANNULAL MEETING Saturday, January 27th 1:30 p.m. ORONO ARENA ENTERTAINMENT and REFRESHMENTS Everyone Welcome Af f ordable Dream Vacations! " Free Vacation Planning Services' " Discount Cruises 0 Charter Vacations " Airline Tickets 0 Honeymoon Packages 0 Hotel and Car Reservations PERSONAL& CORPORATE TRAVEI. SERVICES Travel Agents International We 're with you ail the way 68 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE aOver30 Agencies in North America 623-660 PUBLIC NOuTICE TO ITS CITIZENS AMEN DMENT TO THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE BY-LAW 86-112 being a By-law to establish a street name map and a street name inventory for roads in the Town of Newcastle Pursuant to Section 210 (105> of the Municipal Act, notice is hereby given to a Meeting to be held on February 5,1990, in respect of a proposed amendment bo By-law 86-112. The subject amendment would haVe the following effect: 1) Change the name of "Manver Street" within the former Village of Newcastle (Bondhead) to "Yates Street". Explanations and details of the properties affected may be obtained, during normal office hours, from the office of the Planning and Deveîopment Departmrrent, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanvile, Ontario, or by calling the Planning Department at 623-3379. The Meeting required pursuant to Section 210(105) of the Municipal Act will be held as follows: DATE: Monday, Feburay 5th, 1990 TIME: 9:30 A.M. PLACE: Couricil Chambers 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville Council shall hear any person who dlaims that he/she wI be adversely affected by the by-law and who applies to be heard by contacting the Clerk's Department. Franklin Wu, M.C.I.P. Director of Planning and Deveopment 40 Te mperance Street - ~, . BOWMANVILLE, Ontario LiC 3A6- Date of Publications: January 10, 1990 January 17, 1990 January 24, 1990 January 31, 1990 P.O. No. 3540 ---- 1