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18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 13,1993 Graphite-on-Paper Drawings Displayed at Administrative Centre mtc it A series of graphite-on-paper drawings of beautiful forest interiors are currently exhibited in the foyer of the Clarington Municipal Administrative Centre. Artist Jane Marie McAvoy is shown above with one of her six drawings on display at the Centre until October 29. . ■ '//Me;3Ss5s'" Nominations Sought For Order of Ontario Artists Display Work in Autumn Splendor at Administrative Centre By Sunday, Oct. 31 Autumn Splendor is the title of an exhibition currently on display at the Municipal Administrative Centre in Bowmanville. A total of 10 painters from the municipality are represented. Shown above are (back row, from left: Fay Gee, Sylvia Valentine, Pat Best and Monica Gallery. In the front row, from left, are Eric Bowman, Paul Livingston, Don Staples (behind Mr. Livingston) and John Thome. Absent are Bud Hay and Greg Maude. Two of the painters, Eric Bowman and Sylvia Valentine, were recognized. recognized. as Painters of the Year at the recent Camp Samac exhibition in Oshawa. You can see these paintings paintings at thé Administrative Centre during regular hours throughout October, November and December. ; Busy Month for Students at Pines September has been a very busy month at the Pines! The first week was filled with welcomes to new and old students and staff. Students were kept busy learning new timetables, discovering the layout of the school, renewing old friendships and making new ones. A warm Pines welcome is given to our new vice-principal Mrs. Zelda Armstrong who comes to us from Central Public School in Bow manville. She has had a wonderful introduction introduction to The Pines and is impressed impressed by the friendliness demonstrated by everyone. At the end of the first week, staff and students prepared for the annual school participation at The Orono Fair. Each of the four Houses, into which the student body is divided, practised marching and cheering for the big parade. McLaughlin House Castle J)ot*l presents LIVE MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT This Sunday - October 17th MOURNING BREATH * Doors open at 7:30 p.m. - Band starts aH^OO p.m. Watch For Upcoming HALLOWE'EN BAND 50V£R- NO w Destined to be the Hottest Club iniDurhaml 54 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE em china ■buffet restaurant 1300 King St. East r Kid's Night FREE Every Ttiesday Night in October 4:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Helium.Balloons and Choice of Pop Halloween Day Special Free Dinner for Kids on Halloween Night if Wearing a Costume 2 Children per Parent 4:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Kids Eat for 400 per Year (up to age 11) Book Now for Christmas Banquets «Takeout and Delivery Available! Bowmanville Drama Workshop Presents flgatha Christie's nppommEiïT WITH DEHTH Directed By Anna Blake OCTOBER 21,22,23 1993 0*00 pm BHS Theatre $4 Students $ 7 Adults for Tickets Call. 623-7142 623-4224 Nionumm uy SPliBtAL AWIANmiMMHT, WITH HAUUU I'llRNCtl. INP. was again chosen as the master marchers! The Pines staff then organized organized the various games and races for all of the schools participating. Great fun was had by everyone! Congratulations Congratulations are extended to the following students for their prize-winning entries entries in both the art display and the talent show: Adam Colville, Alecia Staples, Andrea Etmanski, Diane Jenkins Jenkins and John Hendry. Talent show: Melissa McQuillan, Ryan Muizclaar, Meghan Crook- shank. A very successful Open House was held on September 21 at The Pines. Parents were able to meet the teachers and view the students' work. Presentations were made concerning the Grade seven trip to Ottawa and the Grade eight trip to Camp Tawin- go, both scheduled for this May. Thanks' are extended, to all parents who took the time to attend and to' sign up as volunteers. The Pines Panther continues to prowl victoriously in sports! The Grade eight boys' team won the gold medal at the tournament played on September 29. Although the Grade eight girls' team did not fare as well, both teams are to be' congratulated for their hard work and fine sportsmanship. sportsmanship. Coaches Mr. McKelvey and Mr. Massie were very proud of the dedication displayed by both teams. The team members are as follows: follows: Girls - Lindsay Holmes, Tanya Goral, Corinne Teal, Claire Kelly, Kelly Vance, Merissa Dolman, Tiana Knox, Meghan Reid, Andrea Etmanski, Etmanski, Kim Birkett, Stephanie Birkctt, Diana Borremans, Tara Amott, April McGuire, Laura Wood, Briannc Snell, Laura Spencer, Boys - Ryan Muizclaar, Jonathan Armishaw, Colin Colin MacDonald, Stephen Barber, Jamie Jamie Allin, Adam Colville, Vincent Norton, Dan MacDonald, Chris Pcl- diak, Adam Goync, Neil Thornton, Jason Knox, Lucas Leskiw, Adam Aitchison, Jeremy Weeks, John Gieso, Jamie Richter. The Grade seven soccer tournament tournament was held on September 30. Both the boys' and girls' teams displayed displayed their expertise and fine spirit throughout the day. Coaches Ms. Cal- cy and Mr. Hansen were very proud. of the efforts made by their teams. Girls - Shawn Snell, Meghan Crookshank, Megan Carter, Lianne Trotter, Jaime Wright, Adclc Jenkins, Natasha Hills, Nicole Norton, Amanda Amanda Storks, Lori Giles, Ashley West, Lindsay Pinglc, Lisa Morrison, Lynd- scy Tollett, Kilcy Bedard, Crystal Crimi. Boys - Mike Harper, David Ellis, > Jcsscy Thompson, Andrew Reid, Casey Casey Taylor, Aaron Burns, Mike Patrick, Patrick, Dustin Stapleton, Jeff Lee, Jeremy Jeremy Durccn, Anthony DiBartolomcw, Gcrrit Van Dyke, Jeff Touw, Les Dagger, Colin Allin, Jonas Bonnctta, Jeff Sparrow. The Harrier learns arc busy practising practising in all kinds of weather for their upcoming competition under the guidance of coach Mr. Windsor. Good luck in the future. Watch for their results here! The Habitat "blossomed" over the summer. Last spring, generous donations donations of trees and perennials made it possible for the students to create a natural habitat witlt walkways for botlt humans and creatures to enjoy. Although the ragweed tended to lake over during the summer months, nil the plants thrived and with some vigorous vigorous "cultivating" the Habitat is again being opened up to students and creatures alike! At the lust count, the Habitat is now home to two ■ toads, n family of mice, one grass snake and numerous birds for which feeders will .he erected for winter feeding. Thank you to nil staff and students who have worked so hard ut reclaiming the Habitat and making it into such a success. Watcli litis column for further news about happenings at The Pines! Nominations are now being accepted accepted for candidates for the 1994 Order of Ontario - the highest distinction distinction conferred by the province. This prestigious annual award honours Ontarians who have reached the pinnacle pinnacle of success in their chosen fields and contribute to the province's international international reputation as a centre of innovation, innovation, achievement and excellence. excellence. Since its establishment in 1986, 144 outstanding individuals have been invested in the Order of Ontario including: former Lieutenant Governor Governor of Ontario, Lincoln Alexander; internationally internationally renowned author Margaret Margaret Atwood; Discovery Space Mission crew member Dr. Roberta Bondar; prominent newspaper publisher publisher and television producer Daniel Iannuzzi; and world champion figure skater Brian Orser. The deadline for nominations is October 31, 1993. Nomination forms are available at MPP constituency offices offices and The Ontario Honours and Awards Section Ministry of Citizenship 77 Bloor Street West, 15th Floor Toronto, Ontario M7A 2R9 Telephone: (416) 314-7528 if Nominations will be considered by an Advisory Council comprising the Chief Justice;, of Ontario, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, and the Secretary of the Cabinet and Clerk of the Executive Council. Those nominees who are selected for this honour will be invested in the Order by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario at Queen's Park in the spring. BRIDES-TO-BE.. J If your wedding is three months or more away, you will want to attend BRIDAL PARTY Admission is FREE, but by invitation only. To obtain your personal invitation for you and your mother or guest, please give us a call. Phone: 623-5873 Place: Bowmanville Lions Centre Time: 7 p.m. Date: Monday, November 1st Look what WELCOME WAGON has in store for you... • Exciting Gifts for Every Bride • Demonstrations • Special Displays • Numerous Door Prizes (r PAYING TOO MUCH for Home and Auto Insurance PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 6234311 623-1636 3 Silver Street, Bowmanville Oshawa t 436-6239 D The Peterborough Victoria Northumberland & Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY LUNCH TIME SUPERVISORS Spend Your Lunch Hour With Us! The Peterborough Victoria Northumberland &. Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board invites applications for positions of LUNCH TIME SUPERVISORS for schools in Peterborough Victoria and Northumberland and the Municipality of Clarington. Responsibilities include indoor and outdoor supervision of students ' Monday to Friday during the lunch hour. Salary is $9.45 per hour. Composed, responsible individuals interested in working with elementary and secondary school students arc welcome to apply. A resumé, complete with references will be accepted up to Friday. October 15th. 1993. Only selected candidates will be contacted. Mr. Daniel Cloutier Manager of Human Resources 459 Reid Sheet Peterborough, Ontario K9H 4G7 Jim Lynch DonFolz Board Chairperson Director of Education J ★*★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ BOWMANVILLE CINEMAS STALLONE SNIPES THE SI'- CENTURY'S nosV DANGEROUS COP \ the IV CENTURY'S HOST UThlESS CRIMINAL NklllUKl 4 M V 4 I» TNwACTft'M/ 1 *1.11 I Ult I 4 " V U I DANGEROUS COP \ IUThlESS CRIMINAL DEMOLITION MAN THf ruTUHt ISN'T ntc CNOuGh fO* Tht 00ÎM 0T TmÇM Demolition Man 7 and 9:15 p.m. "A Perfect Date Movie. I - l.Aif Or \1."u v a 'I'V'iu.A U - '!'V U ,'t\i ! 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