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_____ ____ ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ ____ __ Qon* ekIy~e, ... ....,..,mbr.1....9 Isabelle Challice was the overali winner of pointes during the past year in the various shows held by the Orono Horticultural Society. Carol Mostert took top honours at the Christmas show, with the most points and was awarded the "Best In Show" prize. Durham Christian High Sehool opens new dept. Durham Christian High School (D.C.H.S.) is pleased to announce the creation of their Resource Department and Comrnunity Relations Department. This new department will be directed by Mr. Dennis R. Ullman. The main focus of the Resource Department and Community Relations Departîment will be t0 promote the school and it's activities 10 the surrounding communities and to raise funds on behalf of the school. Students who attend D.C.H.S. corne frorn various christian faiths and they receive a quality christian high school education in a positive environment. The staff at, D.C.H.S. includes outstanding educators from Canada and the United S tates. Durharn Christian High School is proud of their smail class sizes, as theY provide education for students Who live-in Cobourg, Peterborough, Oshawa, Whitby, Lindsay, Bowmanville and Port PerrY communities. The first Director of the Department, Mr. Dennis R. UlIrnan has a background which includes extensive experience in the areas of public relations and fund raising. Mr. Uliman has worked with the Ontaro March of Dimes, Y.M.C.A. of Hamilton/Burlington and many other charitable organizations throughout South Central Ontario. The Resource Developrnent and Community Relations office operates on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:00 a.m. 10 12:00 p.m. For furîher information, feel frcee 1 cail (416) 623-5940. YWCA Winter 1992 coming your way Moins, do you need a break? Register your child in our "Take A Break" program and relax, or enjoy the morning shopping. The prograrn is îwo hours long and is open bo children two 10 five years of age. For children two or five y ears of age, we also have "Creative Hands" programn. Children can sing action songs, enjoy theme days and make lots of creative crafts. 1Daytime fitness is now available for ladies who enjoy a "General Fitness" workout in the morning. This prograrn is designed 10 compliment our Creative Hands program. Could you use some decorating hints? Are you thinking about adding a little tiare to your living space? Let nancy Hooper help you on your way in our "Decorating Your New Home", this is a five week course, one evening a week. Are you unsure about where to invest? Do you know your investment options? Find out what Aroufid the Board byBob Willsher with Bob Wülsher Trustee Ward 3, N/N Board of Education Well, here 1 arn again. 1 arn truly delighted tb be back on the Board! 1 want le thank the voters of ward 3 for giving me the chance 10 represent themn again. 1 appreciate your confidence and trust in me aild wil do rny best to ensure your interests are heard at the Board ta4le. 1 wrote tpis monthly column during the previous six years served on the Board. It was one of the rnany aclivities I enjoyed. I wish, to thanlC Roy Forrester for giving me the opportunity of, passing aleng 10 you, the taxpayers, soine of the lhings that are happening in the world of education. it is 'Important that elected o)fficiai lceep in touch wîth the taxpayer,ý. This is one way I can help keep the lines of communication open. Please make il a two way communication by calling me or, if you are so inclined, write a letter 10 the editor. 1 won't plrmise I will always agree with you and I know you won't alwayo agree with me. But our différences of opinion can be an opportunlty to dialogue, and that is most important. If I arn 10 represent you for the next three years 1 will need your input. There are a number of changes at the Board since I last served. Some of the changes are the resuit of Provincial of Federal legisiation. Some are initiatives of the Board. Cettainly costs have risen drarnatically during the past îhree years as a result of many factors, including changes in enrolîment. 1Il is going lo be a difficuit three years. in particular, I do not see a rapid change in our economy. During the election il was very apparent that taxpayers are concerned about the cost of all, governrnent progra ms. 1 can't do a lot about the Provincial, Federal or municipal costs, but I can do my part to control Board expenditures.- I should tell you that any opinions or views expressed in this column art mine and are not your possibilities are in "Understanding Investrnent - An Introduction". Licenced invesîrnent Advisor, Doug McConnell will be instructing this program. If you enjoy baking, or simply sampling sweets, our European Baking program is for you! Watch the ingredients as they are blended and prepared and taste the final product. Instructor Nadi Manders will guide you through sorne old- country European baking secrets. Do not forgel our regular dance and fitness programs, also running through the winler 1992 season. For exact dates and limes please cail our office at 623-9922 or drop int our office for a visil aI 133 Church Street in Bowrnanville. intended 10 represent those of the Board or this newspaper. I will make every effort 10 ensure rny information is accurate and opinions tempered. I do reserve the right 10 go off on a tangent from tirne-to-time and you have the right to bring me back in line. Back to the issue of costs. Given the size of the Board's portiorw of the tax bill there are opportunities t0 provide some savings 10 the taxpayers. The Board will need 10 watch every penny to make sure you gel the best return for your education dollar. Little things can make a différence. But the "big ticket" items, like (Contin ued page 14) RO KA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE Lumber Firewood Pressure Treated Lumber Interlocking Brick Doors Wood Floortng Windows Trusses Cedar Lumber Roof Steel Kitchens Wood Timbers Imile south of Pontypool on Hwy. 35 (705) 277-3381 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMVENT PUBLIC NOTICE, CONTACT NUMBERS FOR 1991-92 WINTER SEASON, December 1, 1991 to April 12, 1992 The Public Works Department can be contacted for emergencies relative to road, maintenance or conditions at the -following telephone number during the 1991-92 Winter Season: ALL AREAS................................. 623-3379 ______________ Walter A. Evans, P. Eng. Director of Public Works N.&ts(fe Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 Dates of Publication: PO 4080 Wednesday, December 4, 11, 1991 te.