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18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 21,1994 Section Two Services WOULD you like to see your name in print? It's easy - Just drop into the Canadian Statesman Statesman office, 62 King St. W., Bowmanville, to order business cards or your own personalized address cards. For more information information phone 623-3303. APPAREL by CHERYL Alterations Big and small Reasonable rates Dressmaking - Lingerie Decorative accents for home 623-3589 STEVE'S Repairs - Servicing appliances, power tools, electronics, electronics, cleaning and maintenance maintenance of computers and related related equipment. Reasonable rates. Phone 987-5761.^ Expert Housecleaning •Very thorough & dependable •6 years experience •Confidential •Satisfaction guaranteed Phone Renita 983-5351 or 697-2342 B. 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DATE: Monday, October 17,1994 TIME: 9:30 A.M. PLACE: Council Chambers, Municipal Administration Centre, 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville, Ontario ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposal is available for inspection between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the Planning Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario or by calling Richard Holy at 623-3379. CDM 001-94/C /T)* MUNICIPALITY OF ryarinqton ONTARIO DATED AT THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON THIS 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1994 Pattie Barrie, Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street, BOWMANVILLE, Ontario L1C3A6 PLANNING FILE: CDM 001-94/C CLERK'S FILE: D07.4991.K1 Selina W.l. Highlights CS-IND. 5404 © Members and triends met at 6:30 p.m. at Solina Hall to car-pool for the ride to member Joyce Hancock's Factory Factory Store in Oshawa. While waiting for everyone to arrive, there was time to browse through the many lovely items in the store - children's bibs and shorts, carry-bags of all kinds, specialty Christmas items and much more. Joyce welcomed us and gave a history of her "dream-come-true" business operation. We then had a tour of the factory and heard how various items were made; Joyce and her" partner, Richard, demonstrated the machines used in production. A very speedy, efficient operation indeed! indeed! We were impressed. Afterward we returned to Solina Hall, where President Margaret Ford (who was recovering from a recent car accident) called the meeting to order. order. The Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect were followed by the Minutes and the Treasurer's Report. Correspondence included various requests, as well as thank-you notes from the Vice family, Margaret Ford, and Jean and Bruce Taylor. A book on the history of 4H in Ontario is now available and copies may be obtained obtained from Karen Dair. The Ministry of Agriculture is preparing a strategic plan for agriculture agriculture in Durham Region. A meeting will be held in Pt. Perry on September September 28, and Donna Barkey will attend as our representative. The ninety-second Central Ontario Ontario Area convention will be held October October 21 and 22. Jean Taylor will be our delegate, with Dorothy Snowden as alternate. The Friendship Report was given by Marjorie Cryderman. Since our June meeting she has sent "Get- Well" cards to Eber Millson, Doreen Westlake, Jeff Conte, and Margaret Ford. A New Baby Congratulations card was sent to the Hinchey family, and a 40th Anniversary card to Jean and Bruce Taylor. Vi Ashton reported, in Jèan Taylor's Taylor's absence, that $500.00 was raised at the recent bake sale for the Pro-Life Elevator fund. Ontario Provincial Board member Vi Ashton reported on the August Board Meeting. The opening of the new F.W.I.O. office in Guelph, August August 21, was a gala event, with 700 attending. The first sod has been turned for the McDonald Institute. "Environment Friendly" books can be bought for $6 and re-sold for $8 as a fund-raiser. Some 1994 Christmas ball decorations are still available for $5.00. Vi mentioned how busy the summer has been, with the visit from A.C.W.W. President Valerie Fisher of Australia, who travelled across Canada to attend the F.W.I.C. conference conference in Truro, N.S. Vi drew our attention attention to the items for sale with regard regard to the W.l. Centennial. Help is needed for the Royal Winter Fair. We were advised to record and photograph photograph household items, keeping this record in a safe place, as insurance companies often require this in dealing dealing with theft claims. Bill 163 is to be studied. The Centennial History Book Committee needs help. A questionnaire questionnaire was distributed to all members, members, to be filled out and returned at the October meeting. Ida Bray thanked Donna Barkey for the wonderful time everyone had at the picnic at her place in July. Joyce Hancock thanked Doris Hills and Donna Barkey for their help in preparing our exhibit for the Orono Fair, where it won second prize. She also thanked everyone who had donated donated items for the exhibit. Barbara Kapteyn reported that 240 people had been served at Jean and Bruce Taylor's 40th Anniversary party. party. She also reported on the letter received received from Bud Wildman, Minister of the Environment, in reply to letters from W.l. members about a test bum of scrap tires at the St. Mary's Cement Cement plant. He mentioned the better alternatives the government is pursuing pursuing and suggested three ways by which concerned people could reduce the volume of scrap tires (Proper tire maintenance. Use of retread tires on vehicles. Patronize dealers who recycle recycle scrap tires). Joyce Hancock reported that our Quill Fcst entry of a wall-hanging was judged by "viewer's choice" and won 3rd place. She suggested that the gift certificate, awarded to a fabric store, be used toward purchasing tao- ric to make a quilt for raffling, as a W.L fund-raiser. Everyone applauded the great work done by Joyce and those who helped with the wallhanging. wallhanging. The Roll Call - what did you leam tonight? was well answered. We all learned what it takes to run a successful successful business. Jennifer Bowman spoke on the 4H Club "Wearable Art", which runs 7 p.m. September 19 to November 26. All are invited to the final meeting. Donations of large floral fabric, beads, etc. would be appreciated. District Director Lois'Yellowlees had attended the District Executive meeting, and reported that $113.66 had been raised at the Orono Fair Tea Room. The Fun Fair will be held in the Hampton* Church C.E. Wing on October 12 at 1:30 p.m. with Providence Providence Shaw W.L hosting. 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