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Community Care Holds Yard Sale Celebrated Her First Birthday Hi, my name is Deanna. I celebrated my first birthday on April 29,1984. My Mom and Dad are Grace and Bruce Forrester. My grandmothers are Doreen Holstege of Newcastle and Dorothy Forrester of Oshawa. My great grandparents are Jentje and Gerard Veleke of Newtonville. West Durham District Elects New 1984-85 Scout Council On June 13, 1984, West Durham District Scout Council held its Annual General Meeting. Annual reports were given by the Treasurer, Roger Leetooze, the District Commissioner Bert Watson and acting President President Dan Bonikowsky. The new 1984-85 District AND PET GROOMING... All Breeds and Sizes... Plenty ol Tender, Loving Care... No Tranqulllzlng Big and Small... We Love 'Em All! THE Clip Joint Professional Grooming and Pet Supplies 106 Waverley Rd. Bowmanville Telephone 623-1445 Council is as follows: President - Dan Bonikowsky, Bonikowsky, Vice President - Bob Hill, Treasurer - Roger Leetooze, Training Co-ordinator - Gord Haddow, Badge Secretary - Helen Thiessen, Special Events - Maureen Tomlinson, Records - Betty Charland, Registrar - Kelvin Jones, Water Safety - Marilyn and Doug White.. The following positions urgently require to be filled - 1. Secretary, 2. Trees for Canada Co-ordinator, 3. Publicity. Other highlights of the meeting meeting were as follows: The Canadian Jamboree to be held at Guelph Conservation Conservation area next July will cost about $340. per boy. Although information is still very sketchy, there will be 30 boys going from West Durham. District Council passed a motion that five percent of Trees for Canada funds in future be placed in a special account for upcoming major jamborees. The revised date for the Outdoor Skills Course (Camp- master) is October 13 and 14, 1984. District Council appointed John Manuel as auditor for the 1984-85 season. It was noted that six groups had not submitted their financial financial statement to District Council yet. These are needed to forward to Provincial Council. Group Committees were urged to have at least one member represented at Council Council Meetings so that decisions made reflected the wishes of the majority of member groups. The meeting adjourned at 10:00 p.m. Community Care volunteers had a busy weekend with their gigantic yard sale at the Rickard farm. Many items were snatched up quickly by anxious buyers. Above, Karen Rickard makes a close inspection of this crib for sale at the event. While many buyers were inspecting the goods for sale, Community Care coordinator Roxy Barnes and secretary Thelma Gilbank looked after the receipts from the weekend's gigantic yard sale at the Rickard farm. i Watch Tower Convention The Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Canada has revealed completion of plans for a series of 22 district conventions conventions of Jehovah's Witnesses Witnesses during the summer of 1984. Many delegates from this area will be attending the convention in Ottawa from June 28 to July 1 at the Civic Centre Arena where more than 7,000 delegates are expected expected to attend. Conservation Authority to Receive Final Decision Durham's regional council council has decided that municipal municipal councils should not be given permission to overrule overrule conservation authorities authorities regarding decisions decisions controlling land use in flood plains. In a vote of 21-7, elected officials agreed that flood plain management should remain the responsibility of the conservation authorities. authorities. A suggested change in the rules governing conservation conservation authorities had stated that local municipalities should have the right to hear appeals related to decisions decisions made by the conservation conservation authorities over land use in flood plains. Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard cautioned against municipalities surrendering surrendering their responsibilities to outside groups not directly responsible to the electorate. electorate. "We (the municipalities) should have the ultimate authority to either accept or reject," Mayor Rickard said. Jack Sherman, convention manager, said over 20 separate separate sites will be utilized for the annual meetings. Al total of more than 110,000 persons are anticipated to attend;the conventions conventions in Canada. The theme for the 1984 conventions conventions is "Kingdom Increase" Increase" and much of the program program content will center on the growth of the religious movement in recent years. "Jehovah's Witnesses are marking a centennial this year," a delegate said. "The movement started one hundred hundred years ago with a handful of Bible students and today is conducting ministerial and preaching activity in 205 lands with 2,600,000 now associated worldwide." "This is indicative of the tremendous growth in recent years," he concluded. Taunton Rd. / Q) C u Bowmanville | h- Concession SI. 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PETER KIZOFF Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 4,1984 7 Life Guards Receive Extra Training The summer staff at the Newcastle Fitness Centre underwent some rigid upgrading procedures last week which included everything from emergency life-guarding procedures to pool policies. The summer staff for the Lions Pool in Newcastle, Orono Park, and the Fitness Centre are pictured here showing off their new bathing suits. YMCA Develops the Leaders of Tomorrow The Durham Region Family Family YMCA is placing a great deal of emphasis on their leadership training programs programs this. summer. The YMCA has been in the leadership business since its inception in Canada in the 1850's. We hâve over 100 years in the camping business. business. Boys and, girls 14 or 15 years of age will be challenged challenged by the Counsellor- in-Leadership Training (C.I.L.T.) program. The program design is based on the philosophy of the Durham Region Family YMCA. We are committed to the child's growth and development, development, to fostering fellowship fellowship and a sense of community community and to developing leadership potential. "We're in the People Business" Business" and thus the Leadership Leadership Business. Participants will learn skills that will benefit benefit them throughout their lifetime. The program is a rigorous one which will offer a challenge challenge to any applicant. A well qualified Director will plan the overall development development of the training process. process. The C.I.L.T. candidate can expect to learn such leadership skills as group leading, song leading, game leading, story telling and effective effective communication. Camp activities will include include hiking, orienteering, firebuilding, swimming and overnights. An atmosphere fostering social skills and self-confidence will be ever present. Practical experience experience in group leading will be gained while working directly directly with one of our well trained counsellors. The C.I.L.T. will learn how to deal with children, how to motivate them and how to have fun with them. Candidates will be expected expected to complete assignments assignments and projects pertaining pertaining to leadership and camp skills. Evaluation will be an ongoing process throughout the session and upon successful successful completion, the C.I.L.T. will receive a certificate certificate and be recommended recommended as future camp staff. The program is four weeks in duration, Monday to Friday. The first session, July 2 - July 27 is offered at both our day camp locations; locations; Heber Down and Enniskillen Enniskillen Conservation Areas. The second session, July 30 - August 24 is offered only at Heber Down Conser vation Area. The day camp garding the C.I.L.T. 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