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I i I Spain to Purchase Ontario Dairy Cattle Cancer Society Honors Zone Captains for a Job WellDone The Spanish province of Cantabria will purchase nearly $25 million worth of Ontario dairy cattle, bulls, semen and embryos over the next five years. Representatives Representatives from Cantabria and Ontario Minister of Agriculture Agriculture and Food Jack Riddell today signed a memorandum memorandum of understanding, facilitating facilitating the purchase. The President of the Re- g 'onal Council of Cantabria, is Excellency Juan Hor- maechea Cazon and his agriculture agriculture minister, Vicente de la Hera Llorente, traveled from Spain to sign the agreement, the first of its kind for the Ministry of Agriculture Agriculture and Food. "I welcome the Spanish delgation to our beautiful province and am happy to be participating in this histori cal event. 1 am confident that the purchase of Ontario livestock will greatly benefit Cantabria's efforts to improve improve its entire dairy- breeding program," Riddell said. The actual purchase of cattle will be carried out. by the private sector. Ontario's role in the transaction is that of facilitator, paving the way for the livestock exports. exports. Hays Farms International International Limited of Oakville; Shore Holsteins International International Limited, of Glanworth, and Semex Canada, of Guelph will be providing Holstein heifers, purebred bulls and other genetic material material to Cantabria, over the next five years. Ontario exported nearly $2.2 billion of food and agricultural agricultural products in 1988. Baby, I Love You mm H ft'?; I Ékz. '*fyâ % *,d \ t ■ Happy 30th Birthday J.W. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 5,1989 23 Award Winners from Centre for Individual Studies INDIVIDUAL STUDIES Vv t ■ v;,, V The zone captains who have worked on this year's objective will be met. In the front row are, from left: Bowmanville District Cancer Society Campaign were Sophie Pridie, Anne Cook, Rhoda Smale, Les Smale, recognized last week with an appreciation dinner in Linda Thompson and Cancer Society President Fred * ~ ~ • 1 m " ' T tn Bowmanville. Thanks to the work of Cancer Society volunteers, a total of $47,500 has been raised. That amount is well within reach of the Society's final target target of $53,000 and volunteers are optimistic that the Tippins. In the back row, from left, are: Bill Nesbitt, Donna Nesbitt, John Cook, Campaign Chairman Ernie Ernie Eves, Ted Dadson and Norm Irvine. Absent are Henry and Kate Tenhaaf, Don Yeo and Bert Johnston. The cure for cancer is in your genes. ivegt 4 I'lense give generously. > CANAOWNNC UUCAKI* These students from the Centre for Individual Studies in Bowmanville were among the recipients of certificates of achievement handed out at the end of the school year last week. At right is Jo-Anne Smithson who received the Ontario Cooperative Cooperative Education Association certificate of achievement for her work as a co-op student. Joy Asselstine holds the individual progress award which is presented to a student who displays exceptional academic ana personal growth. This year, a total total of 211 adult students attended classes at the Centre for Individual Studies during during the daytime and evenings. The centre is located in the basement of Central Public School, Bowmanville. Classes resume in September. Guides Radie /hack A dance held this spring at the Wilmot Creek Park raised a total of $1,500 for the Canadian Cancer Society. Society. And, during a reception held for zone captains in tne Cancer Society campaign, the proceeds were turned over to Campaign Chairman Ernie Eves by dance organizers Rhoda and Les Smale. From left are: Mr. Eaves; Mrs. Smale; Mr. Smale; and Cancer Society Society President Fred Tippins. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Miss A8P from Hie Gang! Radie /haek Radie /hack Radie /haek Radie /haek Radié /haek ■ : V :; _ i Save 50% Great Clock Radio SÜÜ Save 35% This Deluxe CB n ■ • Easy to set Sleep and Snooze Controls. Catalogue Price 39.95 Now $ 1 Û95 f Pink Only) ..has all the easy to use features for car or boat. Catalogue Price 199.95 129 Save 30% Water Buddy™ Radio IT FLOATS! or hang it in the shower. Sale $ 19 95 AM/FM Catalogue Price 29.95 58 King Street West Telephone 623-2312 Radio Shack Authorized Sales Centre" il" ■ i ■ «pea ^36t|/«pca gpcil/eipeg UmiTEitLM JKWM/ Wind up Busy Year Written by Nancy Staples Our Brownie year is closing closing quickly. With the help of Lange Photo and Intowne Gallery, several 1 ot the 5th Brownies earned their Photography Photography and Art Appreciation Appreciation badges. Detective Cur- wain reminded all of us about safety rules and helped the girls earn their Cyclist badge. During the year, we looked into how we could help endangered species species with Brian Brazier from CLOCA. Mr. Rekker gave us a nice tour to help improve our green thumbs. At the end of the tour, we all planted planted a marigold, just in time for Mother s Day. I'd like to thank these people and anyone anyone else who has helped make our past year enjoyable enjoyable in the 5th Bowmanville Brownie Pack. See you in the fall! Guiding has come to close for another year. Most of the units have had their final meetings, ceremonies and year-end trips. Our Division is fortunate to have a summer summer camp in July at Camp Adelaide. Many of our leaders leaders are giving generously of their time to see that our girls have the opportunity to attend this summer camp. It is a chance for girls to meet new friends and enjoy the bond that is set when you attend these camps. Some of the leaders' fondest memories memories are of the summer camps that they attended. The memories stay with you forever. The Guides and Pathfinders are doing a Pennsylvania Exchange during during the summer. Girls from Pennsylvania will be coming to our area and spending time touring Ontario with some of the girls. Next year it is our turn to go to Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. These exchanges give girls the opportunity to explore new places and meet other girls from other countries countries and to make lasting friendships. Guiding gives girls and leaders many chances to travel to other . countries and even work in our World Centres. Even though the units have take a summer break, Guiding still goes on! Summer camps, exchanges exchanges and leaders planning their next year's agenda are part of the summer. From all the leader in Bowmanville - a GREAT BIG THANK YOU to all the parents that helped our units and all the people and businesses that helped our girls over the past year. Everyone's Everyone's hep has made the year a very successful one for each and every unit in Bowmanville. The badges and the cords could not have been possible without the support that is given by the families and the community. The Bowmanville District would also like to thank the CANADIAN STATESMAN for the superb support that they have given us over the past year by allowing us to submit our articles and by being at all our special events to take photos. It is people like this that help make the leaders job better. So many, many thank you from all the units!!! May we wish all the units a very safe and happy summer summer and we will see you at registration in the fall.