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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 13,1994 Section Two Canadian Club Learns About the Role of the Family During the 90's Families in the 90's may differ in structure from those of the post-war years, but their function remains the same. Carolyn Hitchinson, of the Easter Seal Society, delivered an informative informative speech concerning the family's family's role in today's world to the Bowmanville Men's Canadian Club and their wives at Maple Grove United United Church on Wednesday April 6. "Among the functions of the family family in the community arc those of nurturing, nurturing, protection, education and culture," culture," Ms. Hitchinson said, pointing out that family bonds help us to become become wiser individuals, providing security, security, stability, enjoyment, and the strength of will to develop stronger relationships and live with the courage courage of our convictions. "Globally, the International Year of the Family (1994) will be a year to reflect upon changing family struc tures and issues that put stress upon the family environment," Ms. Hitchinson Hitchinson said. . The audience was reminded that single-parent families arc not new. During the 1920's, 30's and 40's, the desperate search for employment, the realities of war, and premature death from disease left many to cope with child-rearing on their own. Daily family life in Canada, however, however, has changed irrevocably since society has become urbanized and relatively affluent. More meals arc eaten out, more child care takes place outside the home, and families have grown smaller, healthier and arc living living longer. Technology, in the form of computers computers and televisions, means fewer family games are played. But this same technology also makes it possible possible for separated and extended families families to communicate more frequently Steve Nimigon, (left) president of the Bowmanville Men's Canadian Canadian Club, is pictured with some of the head table guests at the April 6 meeting. From left are: Mr. Nimigon, Joan Mann, Ted Mann (who introduced the guest speaker), Carolyn Hitchinson (guest speaker), Wayne Blackburn (who thanked the speaker) and Joan Blackburn. The Ladies' Night took place at the Maple Grove United Church. The award-winning singing group known as Déjà Vu entertained members of the Bowmanville Men's Canadian Club and their wives last week during the club's annual Ladies' Night. DURHAM REGION PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authorizing construction of the following projects: Road No. 3 Road Name 8th Cone. Municipality Clarington/Oshawa Location 8th Concession from Oshawa/Clarington Townline to Reg. Rd. 57. Upgrade to acceptable standards. 5 9th Cone. Pickering 9th Cone, from lot 30/31 westerly to York/Durham boundary. Upgrade to acceptable standards. 8 • Reach St. Uxbridge Reconstruction to 3-lane urban standard from Main St. to Testa Rd. 14 Liberty St. Clarington Liberty Street from Reg. Rd. 4 northerly to Reg. Rd. 20. Upgrade to acceptable standards. 26 Thickson Rd. Whitby Thickson Rd. at Winterberry Dr. and at Dryden Blvd, Operational improvements to intersections. 37 Finch Ave. Pickering Finch Avenue at Altona Road. Operational improvements to intersections. 44 Harwood Ave. Ajax Harwood Ave. from Hwy. 2 southerly to Mandrake St. Widening to 5-lane standard. 52 Thornton Rd. Oshawa Thornton Rd. from Rossland Rd. northerly to Taunton Rd. Reconstruction to 4 - 5 lane standard. • Miscellaneous Improvements Road No. Road Name Municipality Location 1 Brock Road Pickering Brock Road at 5th Cone. Intersection Improvements. 1 Brock Road Uxbridge Brock Road at 1.7 km north of Reg. Road 11 Culvert replacement. 19 Shirley Road Scugog Shirley Road at Reg. Road 2 Commuter parking lot. Plans showing details of the projects and the lands affected may be soon at the offices of the Durham Works Department, 105 Consumers Dr., Whitby. Ontario, Telephone 668-7721. Dated at Whitby this 30th day of March 1994. T. PREVEDEL, P. ENG. DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION Works Committee, being delegated by Regional Council as the hearing body, shall hear In person or by his or her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims his or her land will bo prejudicially affected by the by-laws and who applies on or before April 25,1994, to the undersigned to be hoard at a meeting of the Works Committee on May 3,1994. V.A. Silgallls, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works © Clubs and Organizations Durham East Dairy Club Holds First Meeting and effectively. The boundaries of male and female female roles very greatly in families, but making any arrangement work depends upon communication, particularly particularly listening skills, and the willingness willingness to place the family first. "Each family sets its own paradigms paradigms of behaviour expectations, curfews, curfews, television monitoring etc...," Ms. Hutchinson said, explaining that cultural differences shape our values and beliefs. Canadians emphasize delayed gratification, education, personal success success and home ownership. Others place less importance on the future and the need to acquire land. Caregiving the young and the old affects all cultures, however, with women mainly responsible, giving, on average, fifty-eight percent of their time to this task. This may include include caring for disabled children, most of whom live at home. "In the Durham Region, we have 402 children registered with the Easter Easter Seal Society, 45 in the Clarington area," she said, adding that the society society was first founded in 1922, receiving receiving funds from the Rotary Club. The polio epidemic of the thirties and forties forties left many more children in need of help. Accomplishments of the Easter Seal Society include a 1931 public relations effort which resulted in the mandatory pasteurizing of milk. Then, in 1935, John David Eaton chaired a fundraising campaign which made possible die establishment establishment of the first district nurse. In 1937, Blue Mountain camp at the south end of Georgian Bay was set up for polio-affected children. The Easter Seal Society had done much to change public attitudes toward toward those with disabilities from the years when crippled children were hidden away through guilt and superstition superstition to today's young people fighting fighting for the right to live independently, independently, to be educated and work in mainstream society. Technology is helping, blit institutions fearful of lawsuits are often reluctant to cooperate. cooperate. The rest of Ladies' Night was devoted devoted to prizes and entertainment by the award-winning women's choir, the Déjà Vu Singers, under the direction direction of Cathy Masulka. With a lovely purity of tone and excellent diction, they sang a variety of show tunes and received a well-deserved standing ovation for their efforts. Outgoing president Steve Nimigon Nimigon was the victim of the witty, but affectionate, roasting by Garnet Rickard, Rickard, which brought the evening to a delightful conclusion. The first meeting of the Durham East Senior Dairy Club was held in Bowmanville at the Baseline Community Community Centre at 8:00 p.m. on April 5, 1994. The leaders for this year are Mr. Dwayne Glas pell, Mr. John Devries Devries and Mr. Tim Sikma. Mr. Glaspell gave us a brief course outline of this club and told us that we should be thinking of what we would like to do for our Senior Project. The topic for this years club is Health and Breeding. Breeding. He asked us if we had chosen our calves and made sure everyone had a calf for this project. Then the election of officers was held. The officers are as follows - President - Carolyn Barkcy, Vice President - Mike Metcalf, Secretary 0 Nancy Metcalf, Press Reporter - Dianne Bowman. The Judging Teams for the club arc - Junior Team - Liz Millson,- Mike Metcalf, Paul Millson. Senior Team - Kim Metcalf, Paula Pascoe, Aaron Bowman. 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