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t ) i --Clubs and Organizations New Brownies Welcomed to Bowmanville Pack An even dozen new Brownies were enrolled into 3rd Bowmanville Pack on Dec. 2, 1991, at Memorial Park Clubhouse. They are, front row, 1-r, Vanessa Holmes, Alyssa Henning, Carlee Virolanen, Rebecca Town send, Adrienne Barrie, Erin Forget; back row, Jessica Robertson, Sarah Armstrong, Candice Collins, Melissa Melissa Vanderveer, Melissa Wheatley and Michele Stout. Six New Members for Sixth Bowmanville Brownies ir \M Six new Brownies were enrolled last week at the Sixth Bowmanville Brownies. In the front row are, from left: Sarah Draper, Donna Lajeunesse; Amanda Brock, Heidi Seiffert, Meaghan Kroon and Leila Shaffaf. The back row includes the following leaders: Melanie Va : lade, Magic Owl; Barb Patterson, Brown Owl; Lynne Rutherford, Snowy Owl; Sharon Edwards, Tawny Owl; and Linda Draper, Rainbow Owl. REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT EXPANSION OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT CAPACITY IN THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE (NEWCASTLE) NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT December 4,1991 As a requirement under Ontario's Environmental Assessment Act, the Regional Municipality of Durham hereby notifies all interested individuals individuals and parties that the Environmental Study Report (ESR) for the above-mentioned project has been completed in accordance with the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Sewage and Water Projects prepared by the Municipal Engineers Association. Subject to the comments received as a result of this Notice and the receipt of other approvals as necessary, the Regional Municipality of Durham intends to proceed with the construction of the project. The purpose of the project is to construct an expansion of the water pollution control plant capacity to service the projected growth in the Town of Newcastle (Newcastle). The preferred alternative involves the construction of a new water pollution control plant at a new site located located between Toronto Street and Wilmot Creek as well as the decommissioning and demolition of the existing Graham Creek water pollution pollution control plant. The ultimate plant capacity is 24,516 m 3 /d. (5.4 migd) which is proposed to be constructed in four (4) stages. The estimated estimated project cost for the Stage 1 works to construct a plant with a capacity of 4,086 m 3 /d (0.9 migd), is approximately $7.5 million (1992 dollars). The construction of Stage 1 of the project is proposed to commence in 1992. The ESR will be available for review and public comment at the following locations: Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department 105 Consumers Drive Whitby, Ontario L1N6A3 (416) 668-7721 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Newcastle Public Library 50 Mill Street Newcastle, Ontario L1B1L4 (416) 987-4844 1:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 (416) 623-3379 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Totten Sims Hubicki Associates 209 Dundas Street East Whitby, Ontario L1N2H9 (416) 668-9363 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Interested individuals and parties who wish comment on the proposal may address their comments to: Mr. T. Sloley, P. Eng. Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department 105 Consumers Drive P.O. Box 623 Whitby, Ontario L1N6A3 (416) 668-7721 All comments must bo received In writing by 4:30 p.m. on January 15,1992. If concerns regarding this project can not be resolved through discussions with the Regional Municipality of Durham, an individual or party may request that the Minister of tho Environment consider this project for an Individual Environmental Assessment in accordance with the "Bump-up" provisions of the Class Environmental Assessment. "Bump-up" requests must bo submittod to tho Minister at tho address below and copied to Mr. T. Sloley, P. Eng. at the address above. If there are no concerns expressed by tho above date, tho Expansion of tho Water Water Pollution Control plant capacity In tho Town of Newcastle (Newcastle) will proceed with construction as nrnsontod in tho ESR. Tho Honourable Ruth Grier Minister of tho Environment 135 St. Clair Avenue West 15th Floor Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P5 DURHAM ZZZ1 Bowmanville W.I. Holds Christmas Dinner on December 5 On Thursday, December 5, the ladies of Bowmanville W.I. met at Trinity church for their annual Christmas dinner. After tummies were full and dishes washed Mrs. Wiseman opened the meeting with O Canada and the institute Ode. Minutes were read and approved, approved, also treasurers report. Correspondence was read and dealt with. A thank you was received from Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum for the donation of the Tweedsmuir History books, these books are very educational educational and anyone visiting the museum may look at them. An invitation from Hampton Hampton W.I. was accepted for January January 7,1992. Mrs. Bell reported on information information she had received on a .scholarship for a student at Bowmanville High School. Roll Call was answered with some very good thoughts on Christmas and the birth of Baby Jesus. Mrs. Tomlinson gave the motto, Simplfying Christmas which was well given with a few thoughts about how to cut down on costs, this was very well received by all. We all joined in some good old Carol Singing with Mrs. Bell at the piano. Mrs. Morrison read a Christmas story as did Mrs. Millson. . Mrs. Puk and her committee did a Christmas pageant with readings and symbols of Christmas. Santa delivered the exchange exchange of gifts. After tea and fruit cake, we closed with the Mary Stewart Collect. P.R.O. Mrs. D. Park Toastmasters Engage in Lively Talk At Meeting By Frank'Lawson On November 19th, Bowmanville Bowmanville Toastmasters (TM) held a lively meeting chaired by Marilynn Dow. The ever fiesty Joe Christl provided a continual challenge to the chair during the business portion of the meeting. He brought up numerous numerous points of order and information information so as to question the conduct of the meeting. He was making sure the chair did not sway from 'Roberts Rules of Order' on how to conduct a meeting. However, TM Dow did not give any ground and maintained firm control of the meeting even though TM Christl may have given himself a wee bit of latitude with the rules. This exchange provided every TM a tremendous opportunity opportunity to observe both how to challenge in a friendly manner and how to handle a well orchestrated orchestrated challenge from the floor. Thanks to both for a job well done, The table topics contest was awarded to Lome Allen a new TM who also made his 'ICEBREAKER' 'ICEBREAKER' speech. This is typically the first speech a new TM gives. In it a TM introduces introduces himself to the club. This is an easy way to get going as it is a topic we're all familiar with, He did an excellent job but the competition from experienced experienced TMs was a little too strong for him to win the best speaker award. The best speaker award went to TM Christl for a speech on sales and service as a way of conducting business. TM Christl is a very experienced experienced TM and a founding member of the Bowmanville club. Best evaluator went to TM Marg Kropf who reviewed a speech by TM Gord West. Finally, Finally, the spark plug was won by TM Nancy Barnes for her positive contribution to the business meeting. The Grammarians word for the week was 'synthesize'. To make whole by pulling together together diverse parts. Try to use the word of the week today. The year is approaching its end with only two regular TM meetings left, December 3rd, and 10th. Once again please synthesize those budding desires desires and join us before the year is out at St, John's Church, Temperance and Queen, at 7:30, all are welcome. welcome. For more information please call TM Connie Nelson 623-2243 or TM Irene Konzcl- mann 983-9423. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December II, 1991 5 Silver Pin Awarded to Block Parent Chairman Louise Beach, the former chairman of the Block Parent Parent Central Committee, has been honored with an Ontario Ontario Block Parent silver pin. The award signifies five years or more of service to Block Parents. Louise first became involved in Bock Parents at St. Joseph's School. In 1985, she became the chairperson for the school and she has held a number of positions, including head of the central committee, since that time. The silver pin award recognizes her contributions and leadership. Shown above, from left, are Louise Aasen, past recipient of the silver pin; Carol Barraball, also a past recipient; Louise Beach, Dody Chadwick, Central Committee Chairman; and Muriel Moynes, also a past recipient of a silver pin. Don't miss out! The Durham College Continuous Learning Calendar is available now Your copy is available: Through the mail - if you have registered for Continuous Continuous Learning Courses in the past three years a copy will be mailed to you the week of December 9. At all Durham College campus locations At all area libraries the week of December 9 Register early DURHAM COLLEGE Durham College NEWCASTLE GUARDIAN DRUGS Santa &iae<& te to- *7<uwt! ! 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