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i 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 6,1991 New Slate of Officers for Newcastle Horticultural Society B.H.S. Students to be Part of "Glasnost" by Laura J. Richards Three Bowmanville High School Grade 12 students are looking forward to hobnobbing hobnobbing with their Soviet peers this month. Their meeting with counterparts counterparts from the USSR will happen at the "Glasnost and the Global Village" conference conference rio ers' Federation. Jenn Laing will be a formal formal delegate and take part in a televised dialogue. BHS students Tori Smales and Tim Switzer will also be in attendance. All three are excited excited with the prospect of go- ence sponsored by the Ontario Ontario Secondary School Teach ing to the conference and meeting new people, especially especially the Soviet students who will be attending. "I want to get an idea as to how they live as they do," said Jenn Laing. "I want to find out what issues are important important to them." Tori Smales is interested in the lectures and talking with the different people who will be attending the conference. Tim Switzer said he is not extremely excited, but is looking forward to the lectures and to seeing the university campus he hopes to attend in the future. The former Canadian ambassador ambassador to the United Na tions, Stephen Lewis, will be the opening speech. ther speakers during the four-day conference will include include two senior cabinet ministers, Secretary of State Gerry Weiner and Communications Communications Minister Marcel Masse. Governor-General Ray Hnatyshyn will also speak. The debate, as Miss Laing Laing calls the dialogue to take place on the final day of the conference, is to be televised to audiences in both Canada and the Soviet Union via satellite. The Soviet students selected selected for this conference are to represent a cross-section and are not to be only from upper-class families. Miss Laing thinks, though, that the students will be only the cream of the crop. Bowmanville High School law and politics teacher, Ursula Ursula Tuerk, is one of the teachers who encouraged the students to apply to go to the conference. She said she feels encouraged in working with the new politic cal science courses because of the fact that the students were selected to go. ; "It's so lovely to see the kids grasp the topics and in^ formation so quickly," she said. "I hope we are creating aware students and it is nice to see them engaging in peaceful dialogue. Holstein Canada Offers Two $1,000 Scholarships in '91 New officers were elected at last week's Newcastle Horticultural Society meeting. They are pictured here, along with two guests, 1-r, front row, guest speaker Bill Burgess, President of Brooklin Horticultural Soci ety, Hazel Urago, Vicki Lesnick and JNarda Hoog- kamp; back row, District Director Anne Bourke, Wyl- ma Allin, Marjorie Caswell, David Harrison, Lynn Harrison, Bonifacy Cieslik and Janet Paeden. Ministry Lays Charges After Juice Stinks The Ontario Ministry of the Environment has charged Ontario Tree Fruits Limited of Milton with discharging discharging a material, namely fruit juice, and causing a disturbing odor. The charges allege that between July 24 and 31, 1989 the company put fruit unfit for sale into waste bins, which were positioned to empty into a catch basin. This catch basin discharged off land adjacent to residential residential property, on which the fruit fermented. Its juice caused an odor. The company was charged with two counts under under sections 16 (1) and 16 (2) of the Ontario Water Resources Resources Act, which relate to permitting the discharge of a material which could impair impair water quality, and failing failing to notify the ministry. The company has also been charged with two counts under sections 13 (1) and 14 (1) of the Environmental Environmental Protection Act, which relate to discharging a contaminant into the environment environment that causes or is likely to cause an adverse effect, effect, and failing to notify the ministry. A court date has been set for March 21, 1991 at 9:00 a.m. at Milton Provincial Offences Offences Court. Holstein Canada, for the fourth year, will be offering two $1,000 scholarships. This money is intended to help university and college students pay tuition costs of post-secondary education studies. We would encourage all students who meet the eligibility eligibility requirements listed below to take advantage of this program. Application forms may be obtained from Branch Secretaries, Secretaries, Holstein Representatives, Representatives, or Holstein Canada's Member Relations' Department, Department, P.O. Box 610, Brantford, Brantford, Ontario N3T 5R4 (519) 756-8300. Completed applications applications and supporting documentation documentation must be received at Head Office no later than June 20. Eligibility Requirements 1) must be a regular or junior member of Holstein Canada or a son/daughter of a member; 2) must submit a resumé of 4-H achievements certified certified by a 4-H leader or director; director; 3) must have achieved a minimum average of 70% in first year university/college (or Cegep in the province of Quebec). Please note that it is NOT a requirement that applicants be enrolled in an agriculture related program NOR that they plan a career in the dairy industry. Awarding of Scholarships Equal consideration (50%) will be given to: 1) 4-H projects/farm background; background; 2) scholastic records/ goals. The scholarship winners will be notified by 1991 July 30. Official announcement of the awards will appear in the Association "blue pages" in the Canadian Holstein magazine. No individual will be eligible for a second award. For further information, ilease contact: Jane N. aley, Holstein Association Association of Canada, P.O. Box 610, Brantford, Ontario,. N3T 5R4. Telephone: (519) 756-8300 Fax: (519) 756- 5878 plet Whi These three Grade 12 students from Bowmanville High School will be off to York University to participate in a conference called, "Glasnost and the Global Vil|: lage." The meeting takes place from Feb. 19 to 22. Seated are Jenn Laing, and Tori Smales. Standing is Tim Switzer. Jenn Laing will be the official delegate to the conference and will take part in a televised debate on issues ranging from the fu-. ture of the planet to whether political communities should now be re-defined under "glasnost." One of the highlights of the Newcastle Horticulture meeting last week was the presentation of a hand-painted plate to Secretary Hazel Crago. The presentation was made by Doris Prust, at left. Think Canadian -LJ -LJ -«.JJagjui 44 SNOWDEN'S Special of the Year ■ 99 OPENING SPECIALS 10W30 OIL LUBE and $ "14^ FILTER cars Plus a 51 points SERVICE CHECK Expires Feb. üi/91 By appt. only Fully Equipped Computerized Tune-ups Exhausts Brakes. Engines and J3EJ M Oftgirart Muffler Shop *UI»«*nO DtAU* We're the originals. Transmissions J AUTO SALES AND RENTALS DON'T HAVE A CAR? We have a unique way to get itl TRY OUR RENT TO OWN PLAN A small down payment, we carry the balance on easy monthly payments. If you have a job or income you qualify. 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