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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 20,1985 Section Two Happy First Birthday gCIENCE PKOFILJ7 Courtice United Church Holds Bazaar by Al Spencer Earth's Vents Undersea geothermal vents are created when the earth's crust beneath the ocean separates and the hot melted rock from the earth's core rises up into the water. Below the sea level, 2600 meters, at pressures 275 times greater than our atmospheric pressure, the water is 340 degrees Celsius (3.4 times hotter than boiling water - however, the water does not boil due to the high pressure). The minerals from the earth mixed with the heat and water, form an interesting food chain. There are bacteria that survive those hot temperatures and consume the sulphur compounds which the earth releases. Scientists have yet been able to kill these bacteria with extreme heat in labs. Due to the vents, it is believed that the sulphur deposits may have formed the original food chain for life on earth. Down the chain, feeding on the bacteria, are worms that grow as long as 45 centimeters, along with crabs and clams. This also leaves scientists with a perplexing thought. It was previously believed that "life" could not exist at temperatures above the boiling point. This leaves speculation as to whether or not absurd life forms may be inhabiting our hot neighboring planets. IceCream It would take a 1000 pound cow, 30 pounds of food to produce the 10 percent milk fat that is in half a quart of ice cream. Fifty percent of ice cream is air and there are about 9 tablespoons of sugar which give it its consistency yet prevent the ice cream from freezing. In one cup, ice cream has 389 calories, 7.5 grams of protein and 24 grams of fat. Tliere are 39 calories and 117 grams of water. In miligrams (or 0.001 gram), in that 1 cup of ice cream the nutritional goods are as such: calcium - 231, iron - 0.19, magnesium - 15, potassium - 211, sodium - 75, vitamin E - .11 and vitamin A - 978 IU (international units). Enjoy your ice cream ! Oshawa Symphony to Present "Messiah" on December 3rd Hi folks! My name is Perry William and I was one year old on November 9, 1985. Helping me celebrate my birthday were my proud mommy and daddy Donna and Paul Jackman and my special brothers Jason, Ryan and Michael. My wonderful grandparents are Ron and Peggy Haynes and Ross and Ruth Jackman and my great grandparents are Daisy Haynes and Margaret Goulah from Bowmanville. Durham Education Board Settles New Contract with 1,585 Elementary Teachers The Durham Board of Education and its Elementary School Teachers have ratified a , 1985-86 Collective Agreement which will be effective until 1986 08 31. The new contract applies to a total of 1,585 employees in the Board's Elementary Schools. The increased cost of salaries and benefits for the Board is $3,899,400. For the period September to December 1985, teachers will receive an increase of 4.3 percent with a maximum of $45,981 or the most experienced and highest qualified. For the balance of the year i.e. January to June 1986, there will be an increase of 4.59 percent with the maximum increasing to $46,109.00. Principals will receive a similar increase to,, a maximum of $54,408 for the larger schools and $51,641 for the smaller. Responsibility allowances for Vice- Principals and Consultants were also increased by the same percentages. Changes to employee benefits provide for an increase in the Ontario Dental Association fee schedule to 1985 effective 1986 06 01, and for the addition of vision care coverage. The new agreement was achieved through seven meetings of the parties extending over a period of two months, the earliest date for settlement with the Elementary Teachers during the past eight years. The Oshawa Symphony Association will be presenting Handel's "Messiah", sponsored by the Eaton Foundation, on Tuesday, December 3rd, 8:00 p.m. at College Park Church, 1164 King Street East, in Oshawa. Featured on the programme will be the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra and the Kingsway Symphonic Choir, along with four outstanding guest soloists: Cristen Gregory, soprano, is a graduate of the University of Toronto Faculty of Music and Opera School. She has performed with the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble and also with several Canadian orchestras and ensembles, including the Edmonton Symphony, Winnipeg Symphony, Thunder Bay Symphony and Hamilton Philharmonic. Linda Bennett, mezzo- soprano, received her Bachelor Degree in Performance in 1963 from the Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. Her outstanding vocal talent led to her enrollment at the University of Toronto Opera School where she appeared in several major roles. Her operatic training and experience con- / Canada Farm Show To be the Biggest Ever! Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 263-2026 A record number of approximately 650 exhibitors have booked exhibit space for the Canada Farm Show - the largest indoor agricultural equipment showcase in Canada. Celebrating its 40th anniversary the 1986 Canada Farm Show is expected to attract over 70,000 visitors. The show will take place at the Coliseum in Toronto's Exhibition Place from January 28 to 31, open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A .new Farm Family Educational Program has been arranged to take place daily, featuring maintenance and preparation of equipment, leasing versus buying. Many other educational features including cooking demonstrations will make this program very popular among visitors. The Canada Farm Show will be the first opportunity of the year for Canadian farmers to see the vast array of equipment and products available in 1986. Among the exhibitors will be computer companies demonstrating the latest in software and hardware for on-farm use. The Canada Farm Show is sponsored by the Ontario Retail Farm Equipment Dealer's Association and is produced and managed by Industrial Trade Shows of Canada. tinues with her membership in the Canadian Opera Company Chorus. James McLean, tenor, was born and educated in Toronto where he completed an ARCT Diploma and Bachelor of Music degree with highest honours and awards. Possessing a lyrically beautiful tenor voice, Mr. McLean has performed with major orchestras and opera companies across Canada, as well as broadcasting for CBC National radio and television. Currently, Mr. McLean is with the Gelsenkirchen Opera Company of West Germany, where he has performed to rave reviews. Christopher Cameron, bass- baritone, graduated with distinction from the Opera Department of the Faculty of Music at the University of Toronto. He has appeared in several operas with the Canadian Opera Company, the latest being thé Ghost in "Hamlet". In 1982, he won the top award in the Mozart Singers Competition with the Canadian Opera Company. Mr. Cameon has appeared in oratorio and in concert with several of the major orchestras and choral societies QfjCanada and is frequently'heard in national radio broadcasts by the CBC. Tickets are available at: Saywell's and Alto Music II, Oshawa, Middleton's, Whitby, and Rickaby's, Bowmanville, or by calling 579-6711. Tickets will also be available at the door, the night of the performance. Laura Ewart Last Saturday rain didn't dampen the spirits of those at the Courtice United Church Bazaar. The hall was filled with an assortment of crafts and baking for sale. One wall was lined with quilts made by the women. The 1st Courtice Girl Guides, Pathfinders and 2nd Courtice Brownies were represented with a booth. Among the popular displays were the stuffed animals made by Hazel Runion. Who said stuffed animals are just for little folk? Pictured are Reg and Leslie Clarke with some of the animals and Mary DeCoe and Hazel Runion at rear. News from the Village of Solina Are lemon pies akin to rabbits? Maybe we are getting hot on the trail of the missing lemon pies at the annual beef supper. For, lo and behold, there appeared 11 lemon pies at another annual bake sale at Eldad on Sunday, November 10. How could they multiply that fast. I have heard of a car being a lemon, and have seen a rabbit pulled out of an empty hat. However, for 11 lemon pies to turn up at Laraine's Sunday School annual bake sale, is the clue I have been waiting for. I have solved the desperate and embarrassing moment at the beef dinner, when the cry went out, "WHERE ARE THE LEMON PIES?" In all fairness to Laraine's Sunday School class, a bake sale was held after church on November 10, and the; coincidence, was that there were 11 lemon pies, which' were sold faster than a dog chasing rabbits. The money raised, is for Christmas presents for needy children. On the subject of multiplying, (where is my calculator), the badminton night had 17 players out last Thursday. Dennis spent a. good part of the night cleaning the floor. I don't know whether Radio /haek Bowmanville Computer Centre TANDY 1000 - ideal gift for your special friend or family Our Blue Chip Savings make it easy to treat your family to a complete Tandy 1000 system. Treat your entire family or that "special someone" this Christmas -- put a complete Tandy 1000 system under the tree I It's the popular personal computer that's getting rave reviews for being the most affordable, most complete IBM® PC-compatible on today's market. Tandy 1000 Is the first gift they'll open and the first gift they'll use because It comes with DeskMaterM software -- 6 popular applications In one package. Tandy 1000 and VM-2 i h : m M mono monitor ■ (26-3211) s 1399.°° Reg. sep. 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No. 5, Bowmanville, situated at the south-west corner of Lot 8, Concession 7, former Township of Darlington, now In the Town of Newcastle, and more particularly described as being Part 2 on Reference Plan 10R-1181, deposited on September 11th, 1980, in the Land Registry Division of Newcastle (No. 10). REASON FOR DESIGNATION: "The Tyrone Blacksmith Shop". For Architectural and Historical reasons as a fine example of mid-nineteenth century stonework which remains almost unchanged since It was built, and also because it has become a landmark In the Village of Tyrone. Dated at the Town of Newcastle, this 13th day of November, 1985. David W. Oakes, B.A., A.M.C.T., C.M.O. Town Clerk Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street. Bowmanville, Ontario. L1C3A6. . . File: 60.17.109. Date of First Publication: November 13th, 1985. the members are getting more competitive, or Dennis needs a few more nights to reach his peak. I believe that it is the later, if I know Dennis. Bob and Joan brought some friends, which helped swell the ranks. Last week, Solina Seven came away with a split as they chalked up 2 points. Don says they do not have a full team as yet. They are still playing one light bowler - or is it one bowler light? The schedule is still very young so I do not have the up-to-date standing, but will do so by the first of December. The exercise class has not started as yet. I understand the instructor is under the weather. That will never do, an instructor of physical fitness classes being out of condition? Will advise ^ou of the starting date later, Kim Wereyg reporter of our 4-H club, just came in under the deadline, and here we go. Last week saw the end of a 4-H project. Dessert was made by the group, and listen to this - chocolate cup cakes, tea biscuits, one decorated cake, two apple pies', coconut cream tarts, butter tarts and brownies. For the past two weeks, I have mentioned so much about cakes and pies, that I am beginning to drool all over this page. Well we ate not finished yet. Door prizes resulted in the raffling off of more. Dorothy Snowden won the first prize of three decorated cakes. These were called "Micky Mouse", and were made by Kerry Browse and Shannon Cornish. The second prize went to Marj Cryderman, a 4-leaf clover, which was made by Kim Werry, Tanya Ketela and Andrea Blackburn, and Lorna Ketela won the third prize, which consisted of two tulip cakes. These were made by Rene and Teresa Heeringa. There were 24 adults and 13 girls in attendance. Achievement night will be held on November 28, at Bowmanville High School at 7:30 p.m. Awards will be presented to those who have completed their projects. Everyone is welcome. Thanks goes out to Karen Dair and Karen Yellowiees for their assistance. 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