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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 24,1991 Happenings at Marnwood Residents Support Cancer Society Vincent Massey f < - Ms. Gesualdi's class is doing doing crossword puzzles. Shawn enjoys being in her class and working on all the different activities. His favourite favourite is the purple door. At the purple door you plant grass seeds and watch them grow over the next few days. Janet's favourite activity is the brown door. There you make buildings for the Hap- pyville Community. So far they have made farms, Police Police stations, shopping malls, restaurants, church- . es, City Hall and a flower shop.Melissa's favourite center center is the orange door. There you will find a matching game. You match the fruits and vegetables. Melissa, also like the days that Mrs. Brooks come in to play the piano. by Sara O'Reilly ; On Tuesday April the 16, the Kindergarten to grade 2 classes saw a Magic Show. The Magician's name was Peter Loughran and he performed performed many tricks for us. He pretended to chop Jon Chupa's head off. It looked like the blade went through but, Jon was able to walk away, head and all. He put two doves in a box and made them turn into blue scarves. He even put some oil into a pan and lit it and pulled a dove out of thefire. Everyone thought he was really magnificent and would like to see him again. told to Mrs. Strong by Ashley Wilson grade one. Mr. Stapleton's class of grade 6 students has been working on a unit involving electrical experiments with Mr. Ralfe's room. There is a total of 12 experiments. Half of the experiments deal with static electricity while the other half requires circuits to be made. The students in both classes also have a home project which is due on April 23. Our class would like to congratulate the grade 5/6 choir directed by Mrs. Gaha- gan on their second place standing at the recent Kiwarns Kiwarns Music Festival. They worked very hard for their success. •By Brett Forsey and Mike Penney. M-S'l The Bowmanville and District Cancer Society benefited by an additional $75 being being added to their coffers through the Marnwood Spring Tea recently hosted by the residents of Marnwood in Bowmanville. Here, Ernie Eves, the President of Bowmanville and District Cancer Society, receives thé gift from Audrey Wray, vice-president of the Residents' Council (centre) and Vera Parkinson (left). In the front row, (1-r) are: Amy Milligan; Jean Bundle, President of the Residents' Council; Council; and Margaret Perkins, council secretary. The Residents' Council thanks all the volunteers for their hard work. It was appreciated. Queen's Park Report by Gord Mills, M.P.P. Es, If you travel our roads and highways in the early morning or around mid-afternoon, you'll be familiar familiar with the sight of our big, yellow schoolbuses at work. Transporting students to and from school each weekday in every kind of weather and traffic condition is a job that demands the highest levels levels of concentration and professional driving skills. At Charterways, we believe our drivers are the best in the business - that's why we set aside one week each year to give them the recognition they deserve. This year, Monday, April 22 to Friday, April 26 is Charterways Canadian Divi- son's Third Annual DRIVER APPRECIATION WEEK. If you see our drivers at work, feel free to smile or wave... or whatever. We hope you'll understand if they don't wave back... Si,ned: rf.. 4 fl Manager, Charterways Canadian Division 88 Mearns Avenue South Bowmanville 623-3811 CHARTERWAYS CANADIAN DIVISION keeping the Omul The old saying goes, "It never rains unless it pours," Last week at Queen's Park I guess one could say that it" really "poured." We received many calls following following Dianne Francis's article in the Financial Post and the Torontp Sun, that being on welfare was equivalent to earning $45,000 a year. "I refuted that false assessment assessment in Cord's View last week. An article written in the same vein as mine, was published in Thursday's Toronto Toronto Star. The author of the article, Nate Laurie, deputy editor of the Star's editorial page, said: "While interpretations will vary from columnist to columnist with their biases and prejudices, the reader has a right to assume that the underlying facts are true. Because if a columnist is free to make up his or her own facts, the column can become an interpretation of a lie. Indeed, when facts are manufactured to support prejudice, propaganda is the probable result.", I found it remarkably refreshing refreshing that Mr. Laurie broke ranks with journalistic journalistic etiquette, and challenged Dianne Francis, who calls herself an "unabashed rightwinger," rightwinger," not about her point of view, but rather on the facts she used in an attempt to persuade others. **** On Tuesday, the Ministry released information about a regulation under the Police Services Act, that deleted the formal requirement to swear allegiance to the Monarch. Monarch. With this communique, communique, the telephone lines to my office in Bowmanville became became jammed with irate constituents, constituents, protesting that somehow it was an offence to the Queen. Personally, I can't for the life of me, understand understand such resentment at swearing solemnly that one would be loyal to Canada and uphold the Constitution of Canada. In my opinion, Canada is to all intents and purposes a separate and distinct distinct political unit with the Queen as the symbolic head of state. As Premier. Bob said in the. Legislature, "When one takes an oath to Canada, one is taking an oath to the Queen." How some people come to view that as offensive is beyond my comprehension. Doesn't the Constitution of Canada recognize Her Majesty the Queen as being the Head of State? **** On Wednesday evening, following a hectic dash from the Legislature to Cobourg, I met with the board members members and administration of the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. Education. Needless to say, funding funding was one of the main topics topics on the agenda. I carried a message from Marion &Q. 100's of styles * 1000's of items *7^0 ( CASH • CHEQUE• VISA CLOTHING FOR "KIDS" OF ALL SIZES Infant through adult at factory outlet prices 3 ^1 M Friday, April 26th 12-8 p.m. Cm VS ONLY Saturday, April 27th 10-6 p.m. w Sunday,April28th 10-5p.m. AT FLEETWOOD CREEK BUSINESS CENTRE 1 MILE WEST OF BETHANY ON 7A HWY. Restaurant on Site Up to 80% OFF Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price DRESSES • PANTS • SHORTS • JACKETS • LEGGINGS • SWEATS SWIM SUITS • JUMPSUITS • SWEATERS • T-SHIRTS, ETC. SHORT SLEEVE RAYON SHIRTS AdultS. M. L. SALE $ 18 9 ° UNISEX SPRING JACKETS SALE 2-ex $-| -| 20_$-J JJ30 NEON SUNGLASSES U.V, Protected SALE $1.00 NEON CAPS 2-Youth SALE $2.20 HOODED COTTON \ COVERUP Y Adult Size isAL E 7 00 CALIFORNIA IMPORTS Mouselealhers and Goudy Bosco Dresses Reg. $72.-$175.00 SALEHS "73 PADDED SLIPPERS Reg. $11-$16 All Sizes-All Styles SALE^ 30 %/ EDGE -5 SKI JACKETS Reg. to $375.00 fsALE^Ha 88 BOSTON TRADER SHORTS Rog. $36 SALE $13.00 PANTS Rog. $40 SALE $13.00 T-SHIRTS Rog. $36 SALE $14.30 NEON PRINT "T" SHIRT 1 Size Fits All SALE MO 85 NEON JAMS $ 9 10 DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS, DESIGNERS, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALERS G.S.T. NOT INCLUDED ALL SALES FINAL Dick and Sue Schlombs (705) 277-2855 usai. Dick & Sun Schlombs' (705) 277-2055 Boyd, Minister of Education, that the government remains remains committed to 60 per cent funding of school boards.. On Thursday morning, I was in the Legislature, taking taking part in debate on private members bills. This is the only time during the life of a parliament that members nave the opportunity to introduce introduce legislation of their own design. I have really come to enjoy these Thursday Thursday mornings. On Friday, I was missing from my usual constituency day in the Bowmanville office. office. I apologize for the inconvenience. inconvenience. But, my duty as Parliamentary Assistant to the Solicitor General required required me- Lb be in Kenora, tne final S\j;bp of the Task Group listening to submissions submissions on the Advisory Committee Committee Report on Drug Treatment. The presentations made by First Nations people were moving statements detailing programs they have designed designed to 'reduce drug and alcohol abuse in their communities. communities. Their efforts in dealing with drug and alcohol alcohol problems could set an example example for all of us. Sunday afternoon, I had the honor of presenting commemorative commemorative scrolls on behalf of the Premier, to six Pathfinders Pathfinders at the United Church in Port Perry. These six young Guides all received received their Canada Cords, the highest award given to Girl Guides. Well done! Till next week - please be kind to each other, life will be that much better if we all try it. Obituary Margaret Louisa Stacey Born in Sussex, England, Margaret Louisa Stacey died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Saturday, April 13,1991, in her 85tn year. She had been ill for two and a half weeks. ' Daughter of Jesse and Louisa Mantle, she was educated educated at Bex Ilill-on-Sea, England, and came to Canada Canada in 1926. She was married in 1929 to Hubert John Stacey Stacey who predeceased her in 1975. A resident at Adams, 98 Church Street,Bowmanville, Tor six years, she had previously previously resided at Parkway Crescent and at R.R. 4, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, (Shaw's). For approximately 20 years, she owned and operated operated Evergreen Tourist Home until retiring in 1965. She was a member of Trinity Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Surviving are her family, John, Bowmanville; Jean (Mrs. Ralph Tindnle), Brampton; Robert, Osh awn; Frank, Nnpnnco; Thomas, Rosencnth, 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. grandchildren. She was predeceased by a son, Peter, in 1980. Funeral services were hold at the Nortlicutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, with the Reverend Frank Lockhart officiating. Tho organist was Mrs. Ar- linc Ay re. Pallbearers, were grandsons grandsons Ted, Dave, Todd, Grog and Trevor Stacey and Paul Tindalo. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery, Prices effective at Miracle Food Mart and Miracle Ultra Mart in all departments subject to availability until Sat. April 27, 1991 only. Savi regular prices. 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