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4 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 15,1994 Senior Public School Hill is Popular Spot for Sleigh-Riders Horse-Drawn Rides are Coming To Enniskillen Conservation Area The time has come to get outside and enjoy the winter! The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority will be offering horse drawn sleigh rides at Enniskillen Conservation Area on Sunday, February 6th, 13th and 20th. Hours of operation will be from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. All rides leave from the recreation building. Ticket prices are $ 1.75/person/ride, this fee does not include park admission admission fee. In .the- case of inadequate snow conditions, a wagon will be substitutr cd or the rides cancelled. Please contact contact the Enniskillen Conservation Area on the day of the event at (905) 263-2041 for up-to-date information. Remember to bring your skates and toboggans for extra fun. Directions: Take Regional Road 57 north, from the intersection of Taunton Road and Regional Rd. 57, to the 7th Concession, turn left and travel to Holt Rd., turn right to the park entrance. For more information contact the Authority office at (905) 579-0411. Hope for Snow! ! Café Cosima Authentic taste of German food in a COSY atmosphere. - Daily Specials - Open 11 a.m. until 2 p.m., 5 p.m. until 9 p.m. Banquet Facilities for Small and Large groups up to 130 people SUNDAY BRUNCH and DINNER BUFFET Closed All Day Monday BOWMANVILLE VafecosImà There were plenty of kids and parents having some great, old-fashioned fun racing down the hill at the Bowmanville Senior Public School on a variety of sleds, toboggans and snow-racers last Saturday afternoon. Flying Dutehmw Hold to Toronto 71 Mearns Crt., Bowmanville 697-2475 Bowmanville Museum is Planning Renovations and New Attractions ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ by Laura J. Richards The Bowmanville Museum will be undergoing a few changes this year, the curator said on Thursday, Jan. 13.. Curator Charles Taws told The Statesman/Independent the museum board approved changes within the halls of the museum. "The hall is going to be redone upstairs upstairs and downstairs," Taws noted. This will mean the entire hallway will get a "new" old-fashioned look. The fine-tuning will include "heritage color paints" for the walls and the woodwork. Also, there will be new floor runners runners and the door under the stairs going going up to the second floor will be moved to a more appropriate location to just off the kitchen. This door, along with the others, is due for some improvements too. They will be getting re-fitted with hardware reproducing what might have been used in the Edwardian era. Rick Potter, of Cobourg, will be doing the work on the museum. While the inside hallway will be going through some major changes, there will also be a change in the back gallery. Taws will be setting up an exhibit tentatively entitled "Artistic Bowmanville." Bowmanville." "There will be, among other items, examples of historic paintings and hand-decorated dishes," said Taws. Bowmanville Seminar For Parents of Teens A study group of interest to parents parents of teenagers will begin the first of eight sessions on Wednesday, February 9. Meetings take place at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Senior Public School, 105 Queen St. In this program, parents will be introduced to concepts and methods which will result in more harmonious harmonious parent/child relationships. The difference between short-sighted and long-range parenting will be discussed. The focus will be on giving giving teenagers the legacy of courage, confidence and skills to become happy, successful adults. There is a cost of $48 per person for the above course, plus a text book fee of $13.50. For information and to register, please call the Family Education Resource Resource Centre at 579-2021. This exhibit will be changed half way through the museum's open season season with an exhibit on local sports history. history. A number of events have been scheduled for the upcoming year, including including a Victorian Tea on the museum's museum's verandah during July and August. August. : : "It will be an elegant event every Wednesday afternoon. We'll be serving serving scones with butter and jam, tea and lemonade," said Taws. The six tables will have fine linen napkins, cutlery and china dishes. This is something Taws has wanted wanted to do before, but did not want to be seen as competing with a near-by tea room. However, with the tea room no longer available, he feels the museum can run this event now. He hopes the event will prove to be a popular one with area residents and tourists alike. During Clarington Heritage Days this year, the museum will be holding its usual Canada Day celebrations on July 1. Taws said he will also lead some walking tours of Bowmanville. As a special treat, the museum will be showing one family's home movies of what the old Durham County countryside countryside looked like before development development hit it. These are just some of the special events, to take place at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum for the 1994 season which begins in the spring. |É' WHICH WAS CREAT AUIEADY, ÙGOmM" Mîmœssâmdêss.-tt-ir; ... - ■. 2 COLDEK GLOBE NOMINATIONS inch ding BEST PICTURkiMDv BEST ACTOUctMm IV MIN Williams Kalla I'lLl.l) Mrs. DOUBTLIRL . 'V;V;:i!tiNRiHh K.jttrt? v'tiutwh' «ui!ü.;ny»iu mat riiMNWXN mtinWfcTA. fc'MMiW'-tHW'ikSi ' .MuWu ... MiMtiiW ..:l\'M,lHi,V,flVt Vv XUMMNHW v. W\P|||URi jhto - ttiVlMlIUNNUt. IHU IXt-A V.>.VVA' fiM • UVMiWVtMIlhW SltMUaWV. 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