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Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. May 4. 1988 3 Happy First Birthday Hello, I'm Adam John Carter. My big sister, Amanda and I just celebrated my first birthday on April 15, 1988. My Mom and Dad are John and Lorna Carter. Proud grandparents are Ian and Nancy Macdonald and George and Myrtle Carter Carter of Bowmanville. P.S. I really love birthday cake. Spring Time For Trees And Forests TJ. Farmer - Resource Technician The Lindsay district office office of the Ministry of Natural Natural Resources is currently planting 600,000 trees on various parcels of private and public lands throughout the district. The bulk of these trees are pines and spruces and will help to establish roughly 650 more acres of forest in the district. , The Ministry is also participating participating in and supplying nursery stock for the Scouts Canada "Trees for Canada" days. This year, approximately approximately 75,000 trees will be planted by the cubs, scouts and beavers of the Lindsay Ministry of Natural Resources Resources district. It is not coincidental that right in the heart of all this tree planting activity a special special week has been designated. designated. From may 1st to 7th. National National Forest Week will be celebrated across Canada. National Forest Week is a once a year event to remind Canadians that forests are an essential part of our landscape landscape and lifestyle'. People participate in National Forest Forest Week by planting tree, walking in the forest, learning learning to identify different trees species, improving their woodlots, etc. The list is endless. endless. Just being aware of our forests and their impor tance is the whole key to being a participant. Whether or not you are planting trees on your property property this veer, be sure to support support the '"Trees for Canada" program and celebrate National National Forest Week. Brother and Sister Celebrate Birthdays Don't be missing May 12th is the date by which the Municipal Enumeration Notice mailed to your household must be completed and returned. Five easy steps to complete your notice | Just look at the -*-• front of the notice and check the information shown... that's all you have to do. The explanations explanations on the back are to give you further details if you need them. Çj'é'Affc ^ If any of the Æà* information shown about occupants is incorrect, simply cross it out and write in the correction. Add information about new occupants, including children. If you don't have enough space on the notice, attach a separate piece of paper with all the details. £B i :,8 VfPII ^ Complete section 5 kJlVp about French- language education rights... it's new for this enumeration. In areas of the province where school boards operate both English and French schools, English-and French-language school trustees will be elected. If you have French-language ||| education rights, you will f g,i be able to vote for French- i ™i language school trustees. A Sign your name in • the space provided at the bottom of the notice. I mrtSf 85 Ü* tSSm to*--rettow M ZSrmT 71 oJfpsfa. véûfl 5 Return the notice *-'• by May 12th in die postage paid envelope. The information you by your municipal governments to: • prepare the voters list for local _ direct your school taxes (as a you can do this since part d your , r rent is for taxes) . • identify English-language and French- I language electors tor school board ' alSSIIHWI .m Ontario NEED HELP? If the information on the back of the notice doesn't answer your questions, call toll free 1-800-263-1988 or contact the Regional Assessment Office shown on your notice. Newt on ville W.I. Installs New Officers Twelve members and two visitors met at the home of Doreen Lake on April 20th for the annual pot luck dinner dinner and installation of officers officers for the coming year. After After a most delicious dinner and singing the Institute grace the meeting was called to order. Singing the Institute Institute Ode ana repeating the Mary Stewart Collect was the beginning of an interesting interesting meeting. Minutes of lastmeeting lastmeeting and of the year were read. Treasuer's report given. District annual to be held at Maple Grove on the Fourth of May. Correspondence Correspondence was read. A thank you letter from the Auberge society society was received. They are glad of any help. Roll call was the paying of dues. Meeting was then turned over to Arma Hughes vho conducted the installatk of incoming officers. An executive meeting will be held in the near future. Bernice thanked Doreen for opening her home for this meeting which was closed by singing (The Queen). Elizabeth Skelding P.R.O. BLOCK PARENT ■■ ; X Giv&rboQ JN 6WS • * bv H. Malcolm 1111: Hi! My name is Jessica Lynn Wilbur and my second birthday was April 15, 1988. This is my little brother, Ryan Gordon Roderick and he celebrated his first birthday on March 4th. Our very busy parents are Clarke and Charlene Wilbur. Our proud grandparents are Mrs. Doris Wilbur and Roderick and Rita Craig, all of Hampton. Many thanks to all our relatives and friends who helped make our birthdays so much fun. A special hello and thank you to Cousin Chonna LeBlanc and Aunt Charlene and Uncle Levi LeBlanc who sent birthday wishes all the way from Fort McMurray, Alberta. Chilly Days in Yelverton Perry hospital. Dorothy was laid up with complications following a bad bout with • the flu. Sorry to report that a couple of former County Council colleagues of ours of Northumberland-Durham days have passed away recently. recently. These were Mr. Jimmy Jimmy Cockrane of Cram ahe Twp. and Mr. Douglas McMaster of Murray Twp. Both those gentlemen were former Wardens of Northumberland Northumberland Counties. Spring is definitely on the way. Dee's Chip Wagon will be opening this coming week-end at the. busy, metropolis. metropolis. of Yelverton under . former membership for- thé ' ' ' summer months..--™ H All the family were present and accounted for here at Malconia on Sunday - Mitze Fick and Molson, Marte, Jane Dianne and Danielle Danielle of Omemee and Mona Malcolm of Pickering and Ronnie Sharman of Uxbridge. Uxbridge. So we ' blew "it! We said Spring had sprung and it obviously obviously hasn't, at least at time of writings. Almost every every morning this past week, "Sno White" has been in evidence evidence across our rural counterpane counterpane (without the 7 dwarfs) with temperatures spending too much of their time below the freezing loint. For a couple of days at east the birdbatli stayed frozen frozen solid all day long. Speaking of our frozen Fe pleased to have Ralph and Ruth Malcolm of Don Mills, accompanied by their daughter Karen and grandson grandson Nathaniel drop in at Malconia for a short visit following following a visit with Ruth's mother Mrs. Henderson in Bethany and other relatives in the area. Karen is scheduled scheduled to return this weekend to Western Canada to resume resume her University teaching teaching position there. Mrs. Helen Connolly of feattiurèd friends we sympa- n -. , St oi™ Siflr - bySjE ŒÏ- m in Omemee who is cur- r£ anne *and Danielle of Om, emee motored to Rochester U.SA this week to visit their other daughter and sister, Julie Wyatt and family who was spending a few; days in that city. Glad to report that Mrs. Dorothy Bristow is home following following a week's stay in Port in in Omemee 'who is cur : rehtly doing her darndest to keep her eggs, from freezing to death during incubation. Bet most of our summer visitors visitors wished they hadn't "flocked" north for several weeks later and soaked up more Florida sunshine before before take off. On Thursday we were DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering considering a proposed by-law to name portions of various Regional Regional Roads within the former Township of East Whitby, now in the City of Oshawa. In order to assist in the evaluation of the proposed by-law, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the proposed by-law is available in the , offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, I Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 or by calling Mr. Tom Cadman, Planning Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. ' Submissions concerning the proposed by-law must be for- r>:\,warded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted '•" '.address, and must tie received no later than Friday, May 20, ,i^J988. . V.XrfXyxxyix Please include your address and telephone number in any submissions made. Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. 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