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i) The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. March 9. 1988 3 Flag Raising Marks Kidney Foundation Month Shiloh Church Women to Meet Next Wednesday StarkvilleNews ty M.L. Fonk March is Kidney Foundation Month. To promote awareness of the importance of the month-long fund raising drive, a flag was raised at Bowmanville s Fire Station on Monday, March 7. Helping out with the ceremony were, from left: Councillor Frank Stapleton, Stapleton, Councillor Hal McKnight, Laurie Cooper, Heather Cooper (campaign co-ordinator for the Town of Newcastle), Katie Cooper, Mary Ann Straw (Toronto (Toronto district co-ordinator for the Kidney Foundation), Foundation), Councillor Arnot Wotten and Newcastle Mayor John Winters. Much of the money raised by the organization goes towards research into kidney diseases. Monday and Tuesday Perm Special .00 Now V2 Price Includes: Cut, Wash and Style Reg. $60.00 MONDAY -- PERMS BY MARY-ANNE and KATHY TUESDAY -- PERMS BY ROSA New! We invite you to try our Wave Perm Introductory _ Special $50.00 and up Specially developed for the one-length braided hair styles BOBETTE UNISEX 57 King St. W. 623-7691 Bowmanville Prices in effect until Thursday, March 31st, 1988 Campaign to Promote Public Awareness of Learning Assoc. Is your child easily distracted? distracted? Is your child hard to discipline? Does your child have a short attention span? Is it difficult for your child to keep up with others? The above questions are just some of many that, if answered answered positively, may be an indication that the child has a learning disability. The Association for Children Children and Adults with Learning Learning Disabilities has launched its public awareness campaign campaign as of February 29. The focal chapter, which covers most of the Durham Region, wants to educate the public about learning disabilities and the various methods of dealing with their impacts. Georgina Watson, who is involved with publicity for the chapter, says that over the last 20 years awareness of learning disabilities has greatly increased. Gigantic Art Auction Sunday, March 13,1988 Preview 11:00 a.m. Sale Starts 1:00 p.m. Robert Bateman, Trisha Romance' • 'John Seerey-Lester* " James Lumbers and other Top Artists Almost 200 items to bè auctioned including Limited Edition Prints and Original Paintings Ï 8 8 I .. r- , v »$ ' l@W:i \ w ? ■ : ' " V m ' ,v l ' 4- f 7 -Ï; if' ÿï K , A $ Jt » * ! 'jwV 1 , v 1 "U; ^ 'n -"Li. •il ; ç\\-V ;? y ,-r % s ml \ tm • , - V NEW RELEASE: DOZING LYNX By Robert Bateman Titles include: Northern Reflections Loon, Tiger at Dawn, Orca. Procession, Coyote in Winter Sage, Dozing Lynx, The Pathway, Little Family, etc. Auction to be held at Holiday Inn Harmony Road Exit 401, Oshawa Catalogues available at auction or McCrimmon's Antiques & Art Inc. McCrittimoti's Antiques < Art 3nc. Hwy. 2, Newcastle 987-5204 On Monday evening, Mr. Jim Souch visited with his uncle Mr. Milton Wannan, Kirby.. Mr. John Murphy visited Wednesday morning with Mr. Jim Stark. On Wednesday, Mrs.. Jeanette Layng hosted the craft class at her home for the morning and lunch with 12 ladies attending. Mrs. Winnie McKay visited visited Thursday morning with Mrs. Edna Dobson. On Thursday, Mrs. Isabelle Isabelle Trim and Mrs. Pat Win- datt with other members of the Orono Horticultural Society Society enjoyed a bus trip to Casa Loma in Toronto, to see the Garden Club of Toronto Flower Show. They also visited visited Cullen Country Barns and the Pickering Town Mall. Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hal- lowell attended the musical play "the Sound of Music" put on by the Northumberland Northumberland Players on Thursday evening at the Victoria Hall, Cobourg. Mr. Brenton Farrow visited visited Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mr. and Mrs. John Win- datt were luncheon guests on Friday of Mrs. Bev Higgins Higgins and children. On Friday, Miss Laura Trim of Bowmanville spent the day with her grandparents grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Later, her parents Charlie and Cathy were supper guests of Bert and Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Murphy attended the World Day of Prayer service held on Friday afternoon at St. George's Anglican church in Newcastle. On Friday evening, Mrs. Martha Farrow and Mrs. Betty Anne Woods attended the World Day of Prayer service service held at Kirby United church. Mrs. Ellen Farrow visited Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Evie Farrow, Crooked Creek. Mr. Audley Da Costa, a student at Seneca College in Toronto arrived home on Friday to spend his March break with nis parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Da Costa. On Friday evening, Mrs. Bernice Stark with Mr. and in the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vanclieafe, Paul and Dan at Lake Cece- bee while Peter and Tammy spent the day downhill skiing skiing at Hidden Valley Resort inHi luntsville. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow with Mrs. Shelley Walton, Robert and Douglas of Newcastle attended grandson Michael Nesbitt's hockey game in Bowmanville - the Toros played against Owen Sound and Bowmanville won. Co- E ratulations, boys! Later, awrence and Martha with George, Shelley and boys enjoyed enjoyed Chinese food and birthday cake at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Nesbitt, Michael and Kimberley, Bowmanville to celebrate Martha's birthday. In the evening, everyone with Mr. Kenneth Farrow of Toronto went out. bowling. Happy Birthday, Martha! Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stark, Christopher and Shannon of Knoxville visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mr. Andy Murphy, Mary and Michael of Bowmanville visited Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trim were supper guests on Saturday Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mr. and Mrs. David Bret- tel of Oshawa were supper guests on Friday oaf Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brettell and Susan. Susan. Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinclair, Todd and Tara were supper E jests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant uke, Angela and Melissa, Bowmanville. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Roberta Ransom hosted hosted a baby shower at the Newtonville United church basement in honor of Mrs. Bev Higgins and new baby Silas. Gary and the girls also attended with several families families from the Wednesday morning play group. On Friday evening and all day Saturday, Miss Tara Sinclair who plays on the Bewdley Junior girls hockey team played in Bowmanville in their hockey playoffs. They won the playoff series. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson of Oshawa visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Isabelle Trim. On Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Windatt visited visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Riggers, Sixth Line. Ladies of the community - Shiloh U.C.W. will meet on Wednesday afternoon March 16th at the home of Mrs. Ellen Farrow. There will be a silent auction fol- ' lowing the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch and Mr. Alvin Souch, Jodie and Heather visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. Milton Wannan, Kirby. On Sunday, Bryan and Ashley Bickell of Orono spent the day with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Lar- iy Sinclair, Todd and Tara. Mrs. Isabelle Trim, Mrs. Ellen Farrow, Mrs. Ruth Andrews Andrews and Mrs. Edna Dobson, Dobson, attended the World Day of Prayer service held on Sunday evening at Newtonville Newtonville United church. Mrs. Betty Turcott of Bowmanville Bowmanville was the guest speaker. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallow- ell, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell, Caswell, Mr. Jim Hallowell, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kortekaas with a great number of friends from Toronto Toronto attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Scott and Iain. taofil eauy uicieuaeu. tiemice StarK Wltn mr. ana Thpv won the nlâv "Many parents now want Mrs. Ted Stark of Knoxville ConCTatulations to Tara and know what is available, an d Mr. and Mrs. Maurice , team 1 to said Mrs. Watson. Her son has been diagnosed with a learning disability .and she knows first band just what a trying experience it can be. Approximately ten per cent of the population (800,000 people in Ontario) are,affected by learning disabilities. disabilities. Although many people with learning disabilities disabilities are of average or above average intelligence they many encounter difficulties in the classroom or work environment. environment. According to a press release release from tne chapter "early identification, support and learned coping strategies can prevent broken families and the individual from becoming becoming a burden to society." The educational system is making headway in identifying identifying and helping students with potential learning disabilities. disabilities. Under the guidelines of the Special Education Identification, Identification, Placement and Review Review Committee (IPRC) the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education is able to identify exceptional students and to make the appropriate appropriate placement. The committee determines determines what services and programs would best suit the individual's needs. A student can be referred to the IPRC by a school principal principal under the written request request of a parent. After a program has been selected for the student, the responsibility responsibility for implementing the program lies with the teacher. teacher. * The placement of a child in a special education program program is reviewed at least every 12 months. Mrs. Watson says that the indentification of learning disabilities has helped many people to cope and continue to develop. The Association for Children Children and Adults with Learning Learning Disabilities also runs a parent support group that is dedicated to furthering educational educational opportunities for the students. The chapter provides parent parent counselling and information information kits. For more information about the association, contact contact G. Watson 623-4934 or L. Benton 723-9048. Hallojwell of Canton attended attended the i 25th wedding anniversary anniversary party, for her brother brother Mr! and Mi'k'Mike Moore of Cobourg and held at the Lions Centre in Cobourg. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Isabelle Trim with the Newcastle Senior Citizens attended attended the "Sound of Music" play at the Victoria Hall in Cobourg. Later, they had supper at Cassidys' Restaurant Restaurant in Cobourg. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk and Peter and Miss Tammy Farrow spent the weekend at Lake Bernard, Sundridge. On Saturday Cliff and Mary-Lou visited Shoppers Downs London Life On Saturday, March 5th Shoppers Drug Mart defeated defeated London Life 2 to 1. London London Life came out flying and took a 1-0 lead in the first period, on a goal by Derek Marten, assisted by Brett Po- kosta and Jessica Andrews. Jake Davis bad his hands full, making some excellent saves to keep the score at one. In the second period, Adam Barraball scored with a quick shot in the corner to get Shoppers on the board. Assists went to Chris Mann who made a nice play in keeping the puck in tne zone. With minutes remaining in the 2nd period, Mike Gusha- lak's hard work along the boards, enabled him to make a long pass to Chris Watson who made no mistake, and put Shoppers in a 2-1 lead. The third period was very wide open with both teams showing their hockey skills. Gregory Koenderman showed the fans a super display display of goaltending as he stopped a flurry of shots from Shoppers big gunners. Late in the period, London Life pulled their goalie for an extra forward, which made for some exciting action around Shoppers goal. With time running out, Shoppers hung on to win the game and advance to the next round. Congratulation to Shoppers ana to London Life for an exciting series. her team! Mr. and Mrs. Barry Riley and Joshua of Newcastle ■visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hig T gins and children. - PAPER tor the Good Look DO A FRIEND A FAVOR! Introduce a friend to the best photo finishing in this area. 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