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i 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 20,1985 Section Two Queen's By Sam Park Report Cureatz M.P.P. A YWCA Offers '86 Programs By 1988, according to a recent announcement by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, GO-Train service will be operating from an interim terminal station on Brock Street in Whitby. This announcement is the result of a review of GO service to our area that began under the Miller government. Because of the costs involved, the Provincial Government will not be using the newly-designed GO-ALRT transit for the Whitby run, but conventional railway trains with double-decker, or bilevel, bilevel, coaches. A provincially- owned rail line will be built between Pickering and Whitby to allow for full train service on ground already prepared for the proposed GO- ALRT route. GO-trains running between Pickering and Toronto must use lines owned by the CNR and the CPR, and must pay rent to these two railways. By having a fully provincially- owned rail line between Pickering and Whitby, these rental fees can be avoided. While construction of the line is proceeding, studies will be carried out to discover the best route for extending GO rails beyond Whitby, Environmental Environmental approval, as well as input from local government government and the public, will be sought during this study. As well, Queen's Park will negotiate with General Motors Diesel in London and Rail- Trans in Thunder Bay to build more locomotives and bi-level rail cars to provide for the expanded service. While definite plans for GO-transit into the Durham area is welcome news, I am not as satisfied with the response I received from the Minister of Industry and Trade, Hugh O'Neill, to a letter I wrote in August. I proposed that a select committee of the Legislature be organized to look into the challenge that new technologies technologies pose in the workplace. workplace. The Minister replied that previous Progressive Conservative administrations had set up a working group jointly chaired by William Boggs and Bob White to look into technological change. While I have great respect for the abilities of both Boggs and White, I do not think an internal working group within the provincial public service will do the job I think needs to be done. New technologies are shaking up the job market. People are concerned about their jobs and contractors and jobbers are concerned about future business. A select committee of the Legislature could study this issue fully in the public eye - raising concerns and hearing a variety of views. This exercise would be a good education, not only for MPP's, but for the public id this important issue. I hope the Minister will change his mind and authorize the creation of a select committee to look into technology technology and the workplace. The Minister of Citizenship and Culture has launched a new volunteer award program to say a public thank you to the many hardworking Ontario volunteers, organizations and businesses who have helped to enrich the lives of their communities and fellow citizens. Nominations for the volunteer service awards and forms may be obtained by contacting Marilyn Branch who is the Co-ordinator of the program at 416 (965-7505). Elizabeth ville On Tuesday last week Mrs. Barkwell, Mrs. Quan- trill, Mrs. R. Beatty, Mrs. Wheeler arid Mrs. Thickson attended the W.I. area convention convention held at the Royal York Hotel. Over 300 attended. attended. The theme was International International Youth Year, Forward With Youth, Participation, Participation, Development, and Peace. I don't doubt that there will be a report on the convention convention so I will only mention mention a few things. The reports reports from the convenors were short and to the point. There were several good speakers. As I was unable to stay overnight, I missed the banquet and the guest speaker Mr. Kenneth Knox. On the second day I was at the registration desk till near noon so missed some of the address given by Mrs. R.B. Johnson, President of the Federated W.I. of Ontario. Ontario. Mrs. Barkwell, Mrs. Quantrill and Mrs. Beatty were the voting delegates from here. Mrs. Barkwell is District President, Mrs. Beatty Secretary of District and Mrs. Quantrill Federated Federated Representative. Our convention next year is set a week earlier. , On Thursday a bus load of senior members and friends spent the day at the Royal Winter Fair. We enjoyed enjoyed the exhibits, horse show and other entertainment. entertainment. After the bus trip Mrs. Barkwell, Mrs. Muldrew, Mrs., Wheeler and myself joined the rest of the ladies at the library where our 4-H leaders and members were putting on a demonstration icing a cake, by two ladies from Kendal, Mrs. Hoy and Mrs. Wood. iWe were sorry to miss the first part but we did see their posters and enjoyed the lunch that followed. Mrs. McClean and Mrs. J. Smith are the leaders of the two clubs with two assistants. assistants. Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler, Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fowler, Garden Hill, Mr. and Mrs. B. Fowler, Cobourg, Mr. John Sevenhuysen; Mr. Ken Fowler and Kathy attended the 50 years wedding anniversary anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yarrow held; at . the Colborne Legion. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler stayed over till Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Russell. Russell. Church services were held as usual; another nasty day. Mrs. King was with us. After the opening services and a special prayer of approach approach The Lord's Prayer followed by the Moment of Silence in memory of those who fought in the World Wars. A special prayer of confession with the children's children's story. Mrs. King spoke on "A Life of Thanksgiving", Scripture Isaiah 58:1-12 and Matthew 25:31-46. Mrs. Yakiw-chuck and Mrs. Finnic took up the offering. Mr. Quantrill was at the door. No coffee was served. Someone suggested that it had been tipped over accidently. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ler- benche, Port Hope, Mrs. Glenda Crombie and boys, Bowmanville were with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer on Sunday. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O, Mercer had Angie and Erin Prévost, Lindsay on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quantrill, Quantrill, Brighton had tea with Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill on Sunday. Mrs. Lottie White, Mrs. J. White, Port Hope, and Mrs. Marion Mingham, England spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. II. Quantrill. Quantrill. GRIEF AND GUILT 1 II is normal and healthy lor : people to grieve alter the loss of a loved one. It has been said, In fact, that grief and love are two sides of the same ■ coin. The more one cares 1 about another, the more deeply the loss will be felt. ... Feelings of guilt, on the other hand, are more likely to be unhealthy, though they are , not at all uncommon. The ' closer the human relationship, the more chance there Is for guilt to be at least part of the response. A child may have resisted the authority ol a parent, even wished the parent dead. A parent may be haunted by thoughts of having failed to protect the,child from Illness or accident. A sibling may feel guilty simply for being alive. There is no easy answer. Many people who are troubled by overwhelming feelings of guilt find it useful to work these out wHâ «-clergyman or counselor. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division SI,, Bowmanville Tel: 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1881 There is a deadline of mid- December so those interested in nominating eligible volunteers volunteers should ensure their forms are submitted in time. In attendance at the Courtice High School graduation, Principal Earl Wolff brought it to everyone's attention that the school will be having its 25 year celebration during the weekend of Thanksgiving '86. For more information, please contact the school. Finally, a special mention to A1 Sokdjuk for giving the ducks a break this year by not going hunting. The Oshawa YWCA is offering a variety of activities in the Newcastle Area in the Winter Programs '86. Fitness Programs make up a large percentage of activities available and these classes are designed for all levels of ability including Fitness and Fun for Little Ones. Teen's Workout, Preschool Gym activities, and Adult Fitness. Classes for beginners and advanced. A new Co-ed class, Jazz Dance for Adults combines great fun and fitness. The emphasis on all YWCA Fitness classes in on Fitness, Fun and Safely. All YW instructors receive extensive training and must be certified by the YWCA of Canada. Classes arc also designed to meet individual's specific needs, whether you are a beginner or have special medical problems. Child care services arc provided for day-time classes by trained and experienced staff. Visit our YWCA Bowmanville office at 80 King St. W., Tuesdays, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., Thursdays, 2-6 p.m. and Fridays 1-4 p.m. Pick up a brochure, find out what's being offered, get involved in '86. Pre-registration for all programs begins for YW members and registrants Thursday, November 21, Public registration begins Friday, November 22. do better A p*lceF ) SAVE 2. 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