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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 10, 1978 Section Two ThLe Wee'kty« Sharon Farrow sCREEw-CH Or -"WL 623-7485 Cynthia Baîl, a grade 12 student at the Bowmanville High School, recently received a second prize provincial medal in'the annual Remembrance Day Literary Contest sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion. Cynthia was runner-up in the senior poem category and she was competing against winners from local Legion contests across the province. A cheque for $75.00 was also part of the award. In this photo, she is' receiving her medal and cheque from Bob Brown, community program chairman for the district. Representing Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion is Ron Richards, the branch president. To the extreme left of this photo is George Walker, Cynthia's English teacher. Harold by Glen Austin The stage is set for the opening night of Harold, Wednesday, May 10 at 8:00 p.m. in the Bow- manville High School Auditorium. The BHS Drama Club has been at it since early February, under the direction of Michael Lindop and' Robert Sheridan, and they are ready to present this comedy from Wednesday, a 10 through auday, May 13. Tickets are $2.00 and $3.00, and are available at the door. J&4C-PoSe ýPec[dQ $.0off any of our speciolly selected potted miniiature roses or rose bushes. FRIDAY- SATURDAY - SUNDAY Mayl2th May l3th May l4th R. R. 2 Newcastle 3 Miles East on Hwy. 2 Phone (416) 987-4670 7 WalIton St. Port Hope Phone (416) 885-5000 f B f OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Unlike Harvey in our faîl production, Harold actually appears on stage, played by Brad Hockin and Perry Reitmueller. Harold is a young man, on the threshold of manhood, who is under the perpetual guard of his three friends who are attempting to act as Harold's deceased brother. The friends, Fatto Kleest, Lew Brindie and Obee Zwick, played by Gord Walker and Chris Locke, Glen Austin and Jeff Simser, and Rob Bowman and, Paul Sheridan respectively, attempt to build Harold Up as an athlete to initiate him into the world of women. The' certain woman for whom they. are striving, happens to be one of the classiest young women in the city of New York. Because of this, Fatto, Lew and Obee arrange for Harold to be cultured,, by means of dancing lessons,, English poetry and tutoring and wine instruction. Even though Harold is cultured by his friends, there is one small, sweet and simple problem by the name of Miss Iris Munger, played by Lori Fraser and Rosemary Killeen. Mr. Robert Sheridan, the producer and haîf of the directing staff, remarked "Involve- ment"! when asked about his motives for the production of Harold. He believes that as many students as possible should be mnvolved in these drama productions as a learn- ing experience as well as a form of extra- curricular activity. Mr. Michael Lindop, the other haîf of the direct- ing team, believes that this is one of the funniest plays the BHS Drama Club has put together. If capacity crowds are realized in the auditorium of BHS this weekend, the objectives of the cast and crew of Harold will be met and the profits will push the funds . for the high school's pool to a new plateau. Ganaraska Trip By Brad Brooks On the third day of May, aý handful of students (22) travelled by bus to the Cold Springs Camp located in the Ganaraska Forest area. The participants involved in this trip were primarily grade 10 and il Environmental Science students but there were also a few- Ottawa, May ist, 1978 The Commission has received the following application for consideration: Canadian Cablesystems Ontario Limited, carrying on business under the name of PlINE RI DGE CABLE TV, 1353 King Street East, Oshawa, unfarto. LI IH 1S4. Oshawa, Whitby and Bowmanville, Ontario (761154400) Application to amend its cable television broadcasting licence for Oshawa, Whitby and Bowmanville, Ontario as fol lows: AUGMENTED CHANNEL SERVICE: - to add the distribution of local originations on channel B consisting of digital informtion, TV Guide, stock market informations, airports arrivais and de- partures, public service announcements, etc. Location where the application may be examnined: 1353 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario. Following the publication of this notice and upon receipt of comments, the Commission will issue its decision unless if determines that a Public Hearing is req u i red. Examination of Documents: At local address given in this notice and at the Commission, 100 Metcalfe Street, Room 1601, Ottawa, Ontario. Anyone has the opportunity to submit comments on these applications b y submitting a written intervention to the undersi gned at 100 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario KiA 0N2 and by serving a true copy of the intervention upon the applicant on or before June lst, 1978. The intervention shahl contain a clear and concise statement of the relevant facts and the grounids upon which the intervener's support for, opposition to or proposed modification of the applications are based. The postal or messen ger receipt should be attached to the copy for the CRTC, giving proof that the applicant has received his copy. Lise Quimet, Secretary General. CRTC Public Notice 1978-70 ..Canadian Radio-television Conseil de la radiodiftJusion Commission canadiennles who were just interested in "the great outdoors." The purpose of this two and a haîf day expedition was to acquaint the students ith stream and pond life, to provide some knowledge in blowout sites and orienteering, and above all, to have fun. The 'camp had everything from. wide open fields and cool spring water to a gymnasium and resource centre. There were two leaders at the camp on arrival who, to the. students, were known as Kelly and Dave (Grisley). B combining the efforts of both the leaders and the various teachers, the excursion was a great success. Girl's Soceer By Diane Brown On Tuesday, May 2, the BHS Girl's Soccer team travelled to Clarke High School. The Clarke team defeated BHS 2-1. ,Clarke scoredýý both goals in the first haîf. The high winds played an important factor of the game' with BHS playing into the wind during the first haîf. In the second haîf, with the winds at Bowmanville's backs, Judy Reid scored for Bowmanville. The Redmen pushed for the tying goal with an all-out teamn effort. However. due to- Fly tying and FIy fishing for Bass and Panfish Tips and techniques on tools and materials for tying your own flies and bugs lead into information on the fish them-, selves, suitable tackle and suggestions on the best methods of "getting your fish". Practical Sailing This is an introduction to sailing which includes details on the boat itself, the sails, rigging, basic boat handline. Consider BOOK BEAT By D.M. Dineen, Chief Librarian, Newcastle Public Library System Now that the ice is gone, those who love water sports are ready to go again. A few hardy sailors have already tested their sails, those who prefer other wet sports are, preparing for warmer days. For those wbo are consider- ing trying a new sport or those who want more information on their favourite past-time a trip to the public library which has books on ail aspects of water fun should prove helpful, and, best of ail - it's free. Cruising the Trent-Severn Waterway Each section of the trip is discussed in detail along with suggestions on how to make your trip more enjoyable and what to see along the way. Waterskiing The author takes the reader from the very first day on water skis to barefoot and kite skiing with safety. equipment, boat and health tips included so that your arrival back on land will be a happy one. Drown-proofimg: teaching your child to swim In order to, participate safely in ail water sports, it is suggested that one knows how to swim. This book is a classic in the field of teaching children to swim and should be helpful to parents and instructors. Clarkes' tight defence, they were unable to do so. This was the first game for ouir Redmen and was quite an experience. On Thurýsday, May 4, the.Girls' Soccer -team hosted Donevan C.V.I. The Redmen were ready, for this game defeating Donevan 3-0. Wendy Brunt scored twice with Leith White adding a 1 single. Although soccer is supposed to be relative- ly light in violence, Donevan came out hitting. -However, our Redmen, with their fair amount of muscle, were not to be put down s0 easily and stood up to their cheap shots. Bow- manville played well. Congratulations to Wendy Brunt and Leith White who worked hard for their goals. 1A commitfee of four town officiais was seiected by the muneciality's finance and administration committee to scout a new site for an Orono firehail. The search for the site was recommended because horse barns built on the Orono fairgrounds are encroaching on land ýthat the municipality has been reserving for a future firehali. However, in a report to the finance and administration commnittee Monday, May 1, the town's planning depart- ment noted that the site on the fairgrounds may not be the best possible location for a fire hall. The report stated that oniy one access is possible on a secondary street when ideally a firehaîl should have two accesses. The department also noted that the site does not have good access to the downtown area of Orono. The planning and develop- ment committee suggested that the municipaiity should either require the removal of the encroachmng horse barn, obtain another site for a firehaîl or seil the owner of the adjacent property enough land to accommodate the barn.' It was estimated that it would cost $5,000 to remove and re-locate the existing horse barn which is located mainiy on property owned by the Durham C entrai Agnicul-- turai Society. The finance and administra- tion committee recommended that Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard, Counciliors Ted Woodyard and Jasper Holiiday and Newcastle Fire Chief Jim Hayman look for another site. Specia lizing in Pools of ail types Landscaping and Plool Maintenance EN VI ROTRON SOLAR HEATING SYSTEMS 2 ALSO SOLAR BLANKETS ~Pool Centre (a division of Lawn Garden) R.R.2 NEWCASTLE 1 987-4670 579-8869j wind and weather and emergency procedures. Canadian Boating Law Anyone who uses a boat from the weekend sailor to, the vacation fisherman shouid know the "rules of the water". Buying and selling, insurance, navigation laws, equipment require ments, safety regulations, marine commun- ications and what to do if involved in an accident are ail discussed in this book. Much more information on aimost any aspect of water sports is available at your public Iibrary. Summer is almost here - are you ready for it? 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