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1 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 4,1985 New Brownies Enrolled in Two Local Packs These members of the Third Bowmanville Brownies were formally enrolled in their pack on Monday, December 2, at Memorial Park Clubhouse. The front row, from left, includes: Angela Marks, Stacey Ostrander, Laura Brooking, Scholarship Winners A grade 13 graduate from Cobourg District Collegiate West has been awarded a Carter Scholarship for highest standing in the school system during the final year of high school. Vinita Arora, of Cour- tice Secondary School was the second recipient. recipient. Robert Donald Anderson, Anderson, of Bowmanville High School, was the third recipient. The scholarships are awarded annually through the will of the late J.I. Carter, of Sarnia. Sarnia. Katie McCreary, Carrie Sheehan, and Tammy Parkin. Parkin. New Brownies in the back row are: Amanda Welsh, Melissa Knight, Erika Becker, Julie Tutak, and Ellen Flintoff. ^toVJEXS, Let us help you express your sentiments beautifully! Bev's Floral Creations 162 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone 623-3377 AFTER HOURS: 623-5803 Monday, December 2, was enrollment night for these members of the Second Bowmanville Brownies. Shown above, from left, are: (front row) Kristi McCaffery, Robin Allred, Heather Chambers, Christine Dymarski. In the second row are: Shelly Beauprie, Stacey Rout, Sarah Stevenson, and Angela Luke. The back row consists of Magic Owl Anita Webster; Brown Owl, Louise Neimann; and Tawny Owl, Carol Barlow. Board's Two Year Plan Lists New Interest Areas Computers in the classroom, career education, education, public relations and community use of facilities are some of the areas of interest listed by the school board in a recent two- year plan. The aims and objectives objectives were ironed out during a work weekend attended by eight trustees trustees and the director of education in mid-November. mid-November. These goals were adopted by the board at HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE SPSS Main St., Orono ÈBSB 983-5115 SERVING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FOR 35 YEARS Susan Sawyer JudyWoodbeck Nelda Dawson 705-277-3117 983-5519 623-4835 last Thursday evening's meeting. Major priorities of the school board include include program, communications, communications, and the management of financial, financial, physical, human, and information resources. resources. To achieve that goal, the board has accepted the following list of areas which need to be addressed in the category category of developing programs which meet the changing needs of students: The areas include: computers in the classroom, classroom, secondary school general level programs, sexual equality in instruction, instruction, co-operative education, career education, education, and alternative secondary school educational educational programs. In the area of communications, communications, the board has listed public rela tions, staff involvement in the decision-making process, community involvement involvement and the need for an information officer officer as areas of interest. interest. Provincial funding, cost sharing with other boards, community use of facilities, plant operation operation and maintenance, and administrative services services were other areas of interest for the trustees trustees attending last month's goal-setting session. 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