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) i i Joannas Picnic to be Held in Orono Park The Joannas of St. John's met on Monday, May 6th in the Upper Room with 17 members present and two guests, Mrs. G. Gibson and Mrs. E. Tyrell. Mrs. B. Blake, President, welcomed our guests and opened the meeting with everyone joining in a hymn. The Devotional was taken by Daphne King. Get well cards have been sent to members who are ill in the parish by our social convenor, Mrs. I. Anonichuk. Our June meeting will be a Pot Luck Supper joining in with the Young Ladies group on Tuesday, June 4th as their guests. The Annual Strawberry Social will be on June 27th, catered tQ_ by the Martha group. The A.C.W. 100th Anniversary Anniversary was held at the Centennial Inn at Barrie; a bus load from our Deanery attended and reported an excellent program and fellowship. fellowship. Mrs. Betty McKim was installed as the A.C.W. President President for the Diocese of Toronto. This occasion was arranged by Deanery Director Mrs. Isabelle Elliott. Further business was discussed and the meeting closed with the Benediction. The Social evening was most enjoyable and guest speaker, Mrs. E. Tyrrell spoke on her trip to the Dominican Republic, with a medical team from points in Ontario and the part she participated in, the hospital surgery unit, while visiting. Her snapshots were beautiful of the islands and her talk most interesting and informative. informative. The hostesses Mrs. Betty Baker and Mrs, Daphne King served tasty refreshments. refreshments. The 21-91 Club will be attending the Toronto Blue Jays ball game Saturday, May 11th. A bus will be chartered from the church. Their activities activities for the month of June will be a visit of the Darlington Nuclear Centre and a pot luck dinner at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Norton, Hampton. The Order of Confirmation with Bishop Hunt officiating, is on Sunday, June 9th at 11 a.m. followed by a reception. Sunday evening there will be a closing dinner at the Odessa Hall, Oshawa in honor of the Bishop's Breakfast held throughout the year at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. The Annual Sunday School Picnic will be Sunday, June 2nd, in Orono Park. These activities pretty well, conclude the summer agenda and may everyone enjoy a healthy, happy and safe summer holiday. Mrs. Faye Snider Secretary of the Joanna A.C.W. of St. John's. DURHAM The Regional Municipality of Durham PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE FORMER PLANNING AREA OF THETOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes residential development within the site indicated on the map below. Taunton CITY OF , OSHAWA Ross lend sgrm'ffleftiM In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 or by calling Mr. Larry Kotseff, M.C.I.P. Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, June 14,1985. Please include your address and telephone number in any submissions made. Don Hadden Dr. M. Michael, Chairman, Planning M.C.I.P. Committee Commissioner of Planning New Community Services Director for Town Community Services Dirèctor Jan Devantier became the new director of community services for the Town of Newcastle last week. Mr. Devantier joined the municipality as director on May 6. He replaces Bud Fanning who retired from the position earlier. Mr. Devantier is the former director of recreation for Niagara on the Lake. Letter to the Editor May 1,1985 Dear Employer: It seems hard to believe but our school year is rapidly drawing to a close and on behalf of the High School I would like to express our sincere appreciation for your willingness to train and educate our students. This year has been our most successful yet, as more than 150 students received job training and career exploration exploration in the community. We are convinced, more than ever, that Co-operative Education is an excellent vehicle for preparing preparing students for the future. Co-operative Education enables students to face reality and to develop maturity maturity by allowing them to work alongside responsible adults. It is this type of environment, which we are unable to provide, provide, that permits students to explore careers that interest them. Students use this invaluable work experience to make career decisions, and also, to help them enter trade schools, colleges, universities, apprenticeships or employment. employment. According to the Ministry Ministry of Education every student should have access to Co-operative Education - from the learning disabled to the gifted - and this progressive recommendation has been Bowmanville High School policy for several years. Through your efforts, the students not only develop better work attitudes but also a greater sense of community pride and awareness. This is evident in their behaviour, written reports and conversations conversations with others. You, the employer, are helping to mould a better citizen, and thus, a better community. We, in Co-operative Education, have received overwhelming co-operation from the employers of this community. We are certainly grateful and are looking forward forward to that continuing support, for without it, there would be no Co-operative Education. Once again our sincere thanks for your "Co-operation." Yours truly, AlWoodlock Co-operative Education \ 'Department Bin from the Heart. Canadian Heart Rind. i HARDWARE THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS SENSATIONAL SAXONY SECONDS 30 oz. "ANTRON" (1 st quality - Sugg. List $27.95 sq. yd.) ONLY $13.95 sq. yd. 36 oz. "ANTRON" (1 st quality - Sugg. List $31.95 sq. yd.) ONLY $14.95 sq. yd. 52 oz. "ANTRON" (1 st quality - Sugg. List $34.95 sq. yd.) ONLY $16.95 sq. yd. 75 oz. "ANTRON" (1 st quality - Sugg. List$52.95 sq. yd.) ONLY $23.95 sq. yd. 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Bowmanville High School Hosts Art and Music Night Pop art will be one of the main features of (back left to right) Deanna Knight, Tom Yeo, Bowmanville High School's Art, Music Night Mandy Cox, Greg Schreyer, Kari Black, (front) taking place this Wednesday evening. Pictured Myles Vella and Wendy Mutton, here with some of their pieces are B.H.S. students Is Your Mailing List More Than You We Can Help! 1. We will add, delete, or change names 2. Our Computer will print the proper mailing labels 3. We will stuff, seal, address and stamp your envelope 4. Deliver your mail to the post office in the properly sorted postal areas Act Now and Beat the June 1st Postage Hike! Call us for more details. 62 King Street West, Bowmanville James Publishing Company Limited 623- 3303