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i 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 18, 1984 Section Two Sum mer Sc ho o l Provides L e arning Experie nee 300 Y 00. 1 CO 200 I#* X\; K A' ÿ 1 «rrv.. <X1 %: V Students in the grades two and three class work at one of their art projects during the elementary school summer classes underway at the Waverley Public School. Over 200 local elementary students are discovering that summer holidays can still be part of a learning experience. experience. Computers, instrumental music, chess, and puppetry are just part of a program underway this month at the Waverley Public School. Waverley is the home of the western area summer school program for elementary elementary pupils. Brian Harris, co-ordinator co-ordinator of the elementary summer school at Bowmanville, Bowmanville, explained that there are three main courses of study offered during July and August. There is a remedial sec tion for students who need a review of basic courses taken over the past year. There's an enrichment program for students who wish to learn a little more about what they studied in the previous grade. Finally, there is a computer class which teaches students some of the basics of com- O.P.P. STATISTICS The Ontario Provincial Police Headquarters at Peterborough have released statistics on Enforcement Programs aimed at reducing the numbers of drinking drivers within the Peterborough District. The period reported began December 5,1983 and is up to and including June 2,1984. DISTRICT PROFILE 1. Number of vehicles checked - 44,750. 2. Number of Criminal Code Alcohol-related driving charges - 440. 3. Total Number of 12-hour Suspensions-648. 4. Total number of Liquor Licence Act charges involving motor vehicles - 656. DETACHMENT PROFILES Cobourg detachment: total veh. checks - 10,669; criminal code charges - 30; 12-hour suspensions - 37; L.L.A. charges-61. Newcastle detachment: total veh. checks - 3,726; criminal code charges'-46; 12- hour suspensions - 32; L.L.A. charges-115. The O.P.P. are obviously committed to reducing the numbers of drinking drivers through enforcement programs which includes a total of 25 alert devices (alcohol level evaluation roadside testers) used to screen those drivers suspected of consuming alcoholic beverages. Police stop checks are instituted by each detachment at times and locations where patrol officers have determined drinking of DtL ant fou The Lions Club of Bowmanville wish to thank all'who supported the Annual Carnival and Draw held July 13th, 1984, at the Lions Centre. MRS. MARGLUSH Tweed, Ontario held winning ticket No. 641 on the $1,000.00 draw. Ticket sold by Bruce Lush drivers most travel. This program enforcement, coupled with increased education of the public through the media and anti-drinking driving committees have shown impressive results. The O.P.P. report that from January 1 to June 30, 1984 there have been 14 fatal accidents with 15 people killed. These figures compare with 21 fatal accidents with 25 persons killed in the same period of 1983. The message is becoming clear that drinking and driving is no longer being tolerated by either the public or the courts. People who do drink and drive are being warned that stop checks and alert devices are continuing to be used by the Ontario Provincial Police throughout the summer of 1984 in the Peterborough District. Now Available Flash-Frozen Strawberries Asparagus Rhubarb Peas Cherries ■ (starting (starting Friday, July 20th) AÜMILLAN ORCHARDS Hwy. 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"Some of the older students students are in the process of writing their own programs," programs," Mr. Harris added when he described the computer computer instruction He explained that the remedial remedial and enrichment classes concentrate chiefly on language and mathematics. mathematics. While the summer courses concentrate mainly on computers or basic subjects, subjects, students also have the chance to spend part of each day in an elective program of their choice. Electives include physical education, puppetry, science science experiments, cooking, instrumental music, art, and chess. The summer school operates operates from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in two three-week sessions. sessions. The first session began July 3 and ends July 20, while the second session starts July 23 and concludes August 10. Elsewhere in the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, summer summer school classes are available available at Campbellford, Brighton, Cobourg, and Port Hope. I--Ieeiei ' , f-voci Kristen Hamel and Leigh-Ann Smith are among many students who are studying the basics of com puters at the western area elementary summer school in Bowmanville. KITCHEN KAPERS Stuffed Lettuce Salad 1 small head Ontario Iceberg lettuce -1 1 pkg. (125 g) cream cheese, softened -1 2 tbsp. mayonnaise or salad dressing - 25 mL V\ cup chopped radishes-50 mL Va cup chopped celery - 50 mL 2 tbsp. sliced green onions-30 mL Core lettuce; rinse and drain well. Pull out several leaves around core cavity to enlarge the space for filling (reserve leaves for another use). Combine cream cheese and mayonnaise, add prepared vegetables. Pack cheese mixture firmly into hollow of lettuce. Wrap head in plastic wrap and chill at least 2 hours. Cut into wedges to sèrve. Makes 6 side salads. " peer Tf Àïf! !/ x. •m Don MacArthur leads students in an instrumental instrumental music class. The music program is offered as an optional elective class Waverley Public School. for students at the Summer Vegetables 'n Egg Pitas 6 hard-cooked eggs, chopped-6 Vi cup finely chopped spinach -125 mL Vit cup finely chopped celery -75 mL Vi cup finely chopped radishes -50 mL 2 tbsp. chopped green onions - 25 mL Vit cup mayonnaise or salad dressing - 75 mL Vi> tsp. salt - 2 mL 1/8 tsp.pepper-0.5mL 3 pita bread rounds - 3 Ontario Iceberg lettuce, shredded To hard-cooked eggs, add chopped vegetables, mayonnaise, mayonnaise, salt and pepper; mix well. Cut pita bread rounds in half crosswise, making 6 pockets. Spoon egg mixture and shredded lettuce into each pocket. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Real Estates Sales Booming s. m m : « The dramatic sales pace of houses listed on the MLS System of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board continued in Bowmanville in the month of June. To date the MLS System 200 properties in the Newcastle area, 41 of those sales occurred in June. In contrast, there has been a noteable drop in the number of listings active on the MLS System in the area. In May 194 properties were listed MLS, while the number dropped to 165 in June. "The market," says Anita M. Witty, President of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board, "Has taken an interesting turn." National trends such as the rise in interest rates and the decline in the Canadian dollar are having an effect. Comparing the Newcastle figures to the overall market area of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board, the smaller area reflects the general trend. Sales for the year are up 6.7%, in the Oshawa Board and dollar volume on sales is up 7.3%. Total dollar volume of the year now stands at $129,876,206.00. This reflects an increase of more than 8 million dollars. On the other hand the supply of houses for sale within the jurisdictional area of the Oshawa Board has declined this year by 5.5%. At this time last year 223 more houses had been listed MLS. "Now more than ever before," says Mrs. Witty, "The public needs the services of professional and skilled real estate practitioners." Statistics indicate that there are interested buyers in ' the area. However, pricing is the prime consideration of everyone. It is a fact that well priced houses will sell, and overpriced listings will not. Summing up her thoughts, Mrs. Witty says, "This is a. market for experts. Care in all things should be the watchword." watchword." The Oshawa and District Real Estate Board presently has a membership of 788. À Tamatha Maclvor (right) and Lindsey Cooper are shown here with hand- puppets that they made during the elective program. SALES SERVICE & INSTALLATION 1 \ :v- w Teacher Larry Roberts considers his next move in a chess match with Thomas Itoth. Chess is also offered as pari: of the summer school elective program. But the main focus of the program is on remedial courses, enrichment enrichment classes, and computer instruction. 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