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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, March 15. 1989 Section Two Fashion Show Raises Money for Women's Club Bursary Program The Business and Professional Women's Club of Bowmanvillc held a fashion show last week to help raise money for their bursary fund. The club presents bursaries each year to three females who are studying for careers in non-traditional fields. "Spring Into March", as the show was called, featured clothing THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE from Catherine Lyons Fashions and models from the Women's Club in Bowmanville. The local models pictured pictured here are. from left: Gail McEwen, Pauline Mote, Geraldine Bailey, Maureen Mumford, Judy Richards and Catherine Lyons. The club raised $1,300 from the event. Bowmanville W.I. News DURHAM Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes the storage of construction equipment and trucks within the Site indicated on the map below. 8 „ BASELINE fe T1 NEWd ' \ DWN )F ASTLE^ |SITE| no. X cj^M- X --<■ ==£==7=1 -f--H.E. P C. X IJftVY £ "south-- -4 01 S "si5vici~\ \ d 0 < 1 » 5 X O I « d X LA MI ONTAJuT^^^k^ 4-4-H 4 ^ 2 « a In order to assist in the evaluation ol the amendment application, application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N6A3 or by calling Ms. Kay Dryden, Planning Department (416) 668-7731 (Whitby) / 686-1651 (Toronto). Submissions concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above- noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, April 14, 1989. Please include your address and telephone number in any submission made. FILE NO. 89-017/D Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning by Anne Brine Twenty members of the Bowmanville Women's Institute Institute and three visitors met in Trinity Sunday School room at 12 noon March 2 for the Annual Pot Luck Luncheon. Luncheon. Following the meal, Mrs. C. Nesbitt played several Irish selections on the piano Mrs. Ç. Bell, president, opened the meeting with the singing of O'Canada, Institute Institute Ode and repeating in unison The Lord's Prayer. Roll call - Name and display a Canadian product. "A Happy Happy Birthday" to Mrs. J. Dunkley was sung by the members and Mrs. C. Nesbitt Nesbitt was the.pianist. Mrs. C. Bell turned the meeting over to Mrs. R. Car- rigan, convener of Canadian Industries who introduced the guest speaker Mrs. M. Prescott. She spoke on her trip to China and showed slides. She told us there isn't any garbage in China. Everything is reused. Raw meat and food are on the street to be sold. There aren't any paper bags or paper in which to wrap the groceries. Their means of transportation is by bicycle or carts. They stack their goods and belongings in tiers on the bicycle. The carts are pulled behind them to transport materials. They wash their clothes in the river. Mrs. Prescott said "They are clean people." Their meals are different. There was a McDonalds in the area where she was visiting. visiting. She told us about their work habits and the factories. factories. Their rice fields are quite large. They have open raw sewage. The slides certainly certainly displayed what the speaker was telling us. We were shown the souvenirs, tapestries and the silk tablecloth tablecloth which were hand made. Mrs. Prescott answered answered many questions. It was very educational. Mrs. Morrison thanked the speaker and presented her with a gift. Mrs. R. Carrigan prepared prepared and read the Motto - How acid rain affects the environment. environment. It was an excellent excellent presentation. Minutes of last meeting, financial report and correspondence correspondence were read by Mrs. C. W. Downey, Secretary Secretary Treasurer. Mrs. Wiseman Wiseman gave the financial report. report. A resolution was read oy Mrs. L. FlintofT. The District District Executive meeting will be held at Mrs. Ashton's home in Solina, March 13, Mrs. Mill son, District Director Director will be attending. A workshop in Solina March 14. Topic: Recharging Your W.I. Batteries. The Program Co-ordinator Mrs. E. Twist and Public Relation Officer - A. Brine will be attending. attending. A bus trip is in the planning planning to Big Boat Farm June 15, leaving Miracle Mart at 8:30 a.m. Lunch will be served on the boat on Grand River following the boat cruise, a visit to the. Mohawk Mohawk Chapel. Returning home in time for dinner. The price $40.00 per person. Pins were presented to members with 10 years service service and over. A petition was signed by the members of the Bowmanville Women's Institute regarding the discontinuance discontinuance of the Lord's Prayer in our schools. Copies Copies were sent to the following: following: Honourable Chris Ward M.P.P. - Minister of Education.; Education.; Mr. Sam Cureatz M.P.P. - Durham East; Chairman of Northumberland Northumberland School Board; Ward II Representative of the Newcastle Newcastle Northumberland School Board. Our next meeting will be held Thursday, April 6, at 1:30 p.m. Visitors Welcome. News from Ontario Street The Gr. 6's of Ontario Street school went to Camp TAWINGO Wednesday, February February 15. They had a wonderful wonderful time. There was a meter meter of snow, much more than what we have here. In some places it was up to their waists. There were plenty of activities to keep them busy, such as snowshoeing across the lake, skiing, climbing mountains, tobogganing, orienteering, and much, much more. The survival game, where the students simulate predator-prey cycles cycles was probably the most preferred activity. The food was delicious and probably better than most camps and the counselors counselors were very nice. The counselors' names were Steve and Ian, and they taught us some interesting games and songs. The students students also had campfires and they saw a slide presentation presentation on wolf and deer ecology. ecology. Thank-you to Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Pollitt for accompanying accompanying them on their trip to Tawingo. Also, a gracious thank ou to Mr. Marchand and me. Roselle for organizing the trip. by Meghan Sim and Tracy Tracy Amott Carnaval The week of Monday, February 20th through Thursday, February 23, we had a carnaval. Here's what happened... On Monday, February 20th many events took place. In the morning from 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. we nad an assembly assembly which included 3 plays, and many songs. It was well done! Also, during the assembly we crowned the King and the Queen of the Carnaval. They were Andra Kent and Joshua Denny from Monsieur Monsieur Turbide's class. Congratulations! Congratulations! At 1:00 in the afternoon there was a public s; PJ ll i public speaking contest. In fourth place was Tracy Arnott, in third was Jamie Douglas, in second was Tawnie Traynor and in first was GREG EVANS. Congratulations Greg and to all those who participated! On Tuesday, February 21st. Ontario Street School gathered together and each class made a snow or ice sculpture out on the front lawn of the school. I enjoyed it very much and I'm sure everyone else did also, by Shannon Saunders Carnaval Wednesday Wednesday we had a pizza pizza hot lunch day. Every student student could buy slices of pizza, pizza, baby doughnuts, and a juice to drink. This was followed followed by an afternoon of skating at the new Bowmanville Bowmanville Arena. The entire day was a great success! by Hilary Jennings Carnaval Thursday On Thursday afternoon, the entire school was divided divided into groups of 12-15 students students from grades 1 - 6. Activities Activities were organized by each staff member in the school. The student groups each visited three of the activities activities for a total of 45 minutes minutes per activity. Some of the activities included were baking, science experiments, castle building, silhouette making, murals, and bingo. From the reaction of the students, students, it would seem that the afternoon was enjoyed by all. by Stephanie Maxwell r I i I I i i I a I % I . 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