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I Visual Arts Centre Hosts Photo Contest The Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle is again busily preparing for the annual photography competition, the "Sixth Annual Juried Photography Contest and Show 11 , In the past three to four years the contest has attracted over 100 photographic photographic enthusiasts not only from the Newcastle area but from an area over 50 miles in radius. The Exhibition will begin with an opening night reception reception on Thursday, June 8th at 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and will continue through to Sunday, June 25th, from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. daily. This year, the works submitted submitted will be judged by Graham Bailey, MPA., FPPO. Mr. Bailey is an active active member of professional photography groups in Ontario, Ontario, Canada and America, organizations organizations that are dedicated dedicated to the advancement and quality of professional photography. photography. He has received numerous awards, ribbons, and international recognition recognition and has had prints accepted accepted into the permanent print collection of the National National Archives of Canada and into the travelling Loan Collection in the United States. Entries in either black and white or colour photography photography are being accepted now through June 2nd, 1989. Photographic enthusiasts enthusiasts wishing to enter should call The Visual Arts Centre for an entry form - (416) 623-5831. Something To Think About DIRECTOR GARY M. CONWAY PARALLEL STAGES Sometimes the bereaved tend to go through stages that parallel those of the dying person. person. This can take place both before and after the death of a loved one. That is, those close to a dying person may pass through some form of denial as soon as they learn the person has a terminal disease. "It can't be so, it can't be true that my husband is dying." Then comes anger -- at oneself, at the dying person, at the doctor, at the Fates. There is also bargaining. bargaining. "Just give him a little more time, God." Then depression. J MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanvllle Telephone 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1881 "I can't go on without him if he dies." Finally - acceptance. After death the same stages present themselves also, although although often in random patterns. patterns. Denial is there, and certainly certainly anger and depression. Though it is too late for bargaining, bargaining, that too may appear. However, However, in the end, most people arrive at acceptance. Just as it is healthy for a dying person to work through these stages, so it is for the survivor. Planning A • New Home • Room Addition • Repairs • Reconstruction • Remodelling Think Of Us For All Your Building Needs Free Estimates • Free Deliveries ORONO Fuel and Lumber Station Street, Orono 983-9167 Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. April 12.1989 9 Marchers Join in Poverty Protest at Queen's Park Some participants in an anti-poverty march which rell Rankin, Ottawa MPP Richard Allen, Michael Shap- culminated at Queen's Park last weekend passed cott, Marc Briere, and Ron Melchers, were hosted by through Bowmanville on Tuesday and Wednesday, April Trinity United Church in Bowmanville on Tuesday 4 and 5. The marchers, from the left: Edwin Knight, Bar- night, April 4th. Diabetes Centre Opens in Oshawa c Dr. Henry Best, son of the late Dr. Charles Best, was in Oshawa on Wednesday, April 5, to help officially open the Charles H. Best Diabetes Centre at 178 Simcoe Street North. The centre will provide education and support to children and youths who are coping with diabetes. Dr. Best is joined by Damian Bessie, and Durham Centre MPP Allan Furlong for the ribbon-cutting. Central Public School Highlights Well, we are all back to school after an enjoyable March Break. We will be having a very busy third term, with our upcoming Centennial celebrations. Our ball hockey teams have now been formed. Our first game was last week against Waverley. The boys' team won with a score of 8 to 5. Greg McMurter was the leading scorer of the boys' team. The Girls were also victorious with a score of 4 to 1. Many of our classes visited visited the Outdoor Education • Center last- week.- From-all - reports, their trips were enjoyable enjoyable but wet and muddy. - Each class is submitting their illustrations for Birthday Birthday Buttons. One lucky student student will have his or her illustration illustration printed on buttons for us all to wear during our Centennial celebrations celebrations in May. Bradley Humber, Gr. 5. Remembering - An OngoingSeries Part Two 1989 is Central School's one hundredth birthday. You can join the celebration by purchasing our centennial centennial history (available in hardcover hardcover at $16.95 in late May), and by attending our open house, parade, and commemorative commemorative dinner planned for early June. DID YOU KNOW THAT When the somewhat squalid Union School in Bowmanville burned down in 1887 (some say it was deliberately deliberately set on fire), there was a public clamour for a distinct "central" common school incorporating the best aspects of an elementary school. The idea gave its name to the new institution built in the Romanesque style by the capable Whitby architect A.A. Post, on the very site of the Union School on Wellington Street. The high school portion of the old Union School was built on Queen Street. As a physical setting Central Central School was celebrated for its fine woodwork of desks made from ash, white S ine wainscotting, and oard sidewalks. Its classic appearance would change only slightly over the years most particularly with the addition to the east side of the building, and the later removal of the bell tower in 1976. -4- ■... The above and many other other Central School stories are contained in the Central School centennial history. For further details drop by the school or call 623- 5614. -submitted by Bradley Humber (grade 5). Miss Flintoffs Grade One Class: The Grade One's visited the Outdoor Education Center Center on April 7th. It was a fun but muady day. This was a practice trip for their bigger trips to Lang Pioneer Village Village and the Metro Zoo later in the spring. In Math, the pupils nave been writing numbers to 100 and adding PETERBOROüQH-VICTORIfl NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD JÜNIOR/SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Date School Principal Telephone April 12 St Joseph's Bowmanville Mr. H. Armstrong 623-5151 April 13 St. Stephen's Bowmanville Mr. M. 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Melissa Scott Danielle Shirran Gr. 4. Mrs. Murphy's Kindergarten Classes The children have been tracing, painting and writing writing stories about themselves. themselves. Nicholas made himself himself as a diver dog and several pupils ^inade themselves themselves as Ninm^Turtles in art. The Junior Kindergarten's Kindergarten's have been discussing Spring. They have made la- dybugs, beetles, worms and bees for their art and displaying displaying their creations on a mural in the hall. The pupils have been writing many spring stories and making and decorating their own booklets. What a busy, colourful colourful room! COMMISSION SALES Take advantage of the many potential tax deductions deductions availabe to commission commission salespeople. At H&R Block, we know which expenses are deductible. And we'll find you the biggest refund you're entitled to. We want to save you as much money as possible this year. Don't be confused by the many tax law changes. 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