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New Year for Vincent Massey Students We would like to extend a warm welcome to our new students, parents and teachers. teachers. We are looking forward to an exciting and challeng- ingyear. Each school in our board has developed a mission statement to help them focus focus the goals for tneir particular particular situation. Our mission statement at Vincent Massey Massey is "In a happy, learning place, each child will have the opportunity to acquire the skills, knowledge and values to become a responsible responsible lifelong learner." There are many pupils involved involved in the Reporter Club this year. Each student has written their first article to introduce themselves to you. My name is Patty Kama- rinos, I am ten years old. My favourite subject is math. I News from Yelverton By Harvey Malcolm Congratulations to Mark and Cathy Malcolm on completing completing 10 years with their service station and garage operation "Mark's Maintenance" Maintenance" and on observing the occasion with an open house on Saturday at tneir location location in South Nestleton. Quite a variety of valuable prizes were drawn for on Saturday evening. A few local residents attended attended some of the functions that took place at Orono Fair this past weekend. Our own participation was limited limited to attending the dance on Saturday evening with the Bill Taylor Band providing excellent dancing music; Gary Bristow was a member of the band. A little more dancing space would have made the hot and humid evening more bearable. Pretty Pretty hard to estimate the number number attending in advance, however the chariot race was quite an attraction. Belated congratulations to the "silent" partner of the Nestleton Correspondent - Mr. Sam Cawker on officially officially opening the Port Perry School named the Sam Cawker Cawker School in his honour. Quite- an honour. The only thing we ever had named after after us was a short street - "a dead end" at that! Glad to hear that Neil Malcolm is now making satisfactory satisfactory progress following his recent operation. All wish Neil a speedy recovery. Dwayne Glasbergen had a very successful day with his rabbits, showing them at Orono Fair and winning 8 firsts, 7 seconds and four thirds on Sunday. Gary Bristow and his band played Sunday afternoon afternoon at the Orono Fair to a capacity audience and, according according to report, their music music was very well received by those present. Eldad U.C.W. Reports Profit From Tour at Sept. Meeting The September meeting of Eldad U.C.W. was held at the church, Monday; September September 1,1989. The President, Jean Taylor, Taylor, presided for the business business of the evening. $118.50 was the profit from the "I'm Proud to be Me" tour of seniors, seniors, served June 22. Vange Warren reported 61 children registered for Vacation Bible School at Eldad Eldad in July. The U.C.W. assisted assisted with expenses and served a snack each day. A "thank-you" and prize money was received for the best all-round float in the Heritage parade, also from Denise House for a donation. donation. The secretary will send a letter to Bernard Valcourt requesting that churches be classed as an educational institute institute and therefore be exempted exempted from copyright laws. Plans were made for our annual auction at 7:00 p.m. October 2, at the church; the November 5. U.C.W. church service, and the regional meetings October 11 and 12. Reports were received from committee convenors. Donna Johnston, assisted by readers from tbe group, led our thoughts on "Shoes- have a sister named Gina. My favourite movie is Trains, Planes and Automobiles Automobiles while my favourite T.V. show is The Cosby Show. I love to play baseball. My name is Melissa Bowen. Bowen. I live on Bradshaw St. I am ten years old and I have blonde hair and blue eyes. My best friend is Dawn Maclean. I have wonderful Ï iarents and the cutest, most ovable brother in the world. My name is Stephanie Harper and I have been going going to Vincent Massey for six years. I like to read and write and I enjoy cooking. I especially like making cakes and cookies. I think pizza is the greatest. I love to go shopping even if I don't get anything. I'm ten years old. I have a cat named Stubby and two brothers. I live on Barley Mill Ores, I like to play baseball. baseball. My birthday was on September 11 and my name is Jennifer Galinski. My name is Alison Ho- an. I live on Orchard Park I like pizza and subs. I have one sister named Kylie and a dog named Skip. I love swimming, dancing, baseball and track and field. Hi, my name is Tammy Bunce and this is my second rear in the Reporter Club, h school my favourite subjects subjects are reading, math, and writing. My favourite sports E ?; are soccer, baseball and volleyball. volleyball. My goals for the future future are to get a college degree degree and become a lawyer. I'm Corinne Smith. I have a dog named Shannon and a cat named Joey. My sister's name is Connie and my parents are Pat and Sherryl. I have been attending attending this school for two years. I like baseball and water skiing. My favourite subject is math. Hello, my name is Chris Baumhauer. I live on Hobbs Dr. in Bowmanville. I'm in f :ade five and I love sports! play hockey and soccer and I take gymnastics. My favourite favourite hobby is chess. My best subject is math. My name is Allison Coe.. I have two best friends, Melissa Melissa Wright and Tammy Bunce. I am 9 years old and in Mrs. Gahagan's grade five class. I have a cat named Shadow and a bird named Blue. Hi, my name is Gregg Ogilivie. This is my second year in the Reporter Club. I decided to continue in this club because I enjoy it. I'm 11 years old and I'm in Mr. Stapleton's grade six class. He is a great teacher. I'm a safety patroller and I enjoy it very much except in cold, rainy weather. This summer was a summer to remember. I got a bad case of chicken pox and I caught my first DOUG IBBOTSON' Excavating and Grading Complete Line of Excavating Equipment Phone: 987-4049 Newcastle Think of us first! James Publishing 62 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-3303 A et "KRACO" IftSSool Carpentry & Contracting BSKwrram • Custom Homes • Designing ^™ p * !ewi • Renovating • Drafting • Additions • Permits • Barns • Finishing Give the headaches to us! Box 401, Newcastle 987-5400 BRINK'S EXCAVATING * Trenching * Gravel & Top Soil * Grading & Levelling * Septic Installations * Back Filling * General Excavating * Dump Truck Service R.R. #2 Newcastle, rto -- . 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WHITE'S AHTENNA SYSTEMS Channel Master 9 Specials on Do It Yourself Kits or Professionally Installed Complota Syatama a» low aa $399.00 • TV Towers • Boosters • Antennas •Antenna Rotators • Used Antennas • Transmission Wire • MATV Systems Hardware and Accessories Serving all of the Durham Region for over 20 years. Written Guarantee - Free Estimates R.R. # 6 Bowmanville (Courtice) EL WHITE 436-2120 big fish. We could actually eat it! I hope you will enjoy reading my reports tnis year. My name is Michael Jackson .My favourite sport is baseball. I have one brother brother and one sister. I have two dogs and one cat. I love my computer. This reporter's name is Brett Forsey. He lives on Deerpark Gres, in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. He has a sister named Melanie and a brother named Troy. Brett is 10 years old. He likes hotdogs, S izza, baseball, hockey and asketball. He also likes school. This reporter's name is Derek Topnam. He lives on Orchard Park Dr. in Bowman Bowman ville. He has one sister named Katie. He is 11 years old and has been going to this school for 3 years. I joined the Reporter Club because because I think it will be fun to be a reporter. My name is Catherine Chadwick and I like to take my dog to the park and play catch or chase with her. Another thing I love to do is horse back riding. riding. At my old school we did things differently, but, I think the longer I'm here the better I'll like it. My name is Ben Medd and this is my first year at Vincent Massey. I am in grade six in Mr. Stapleton's room and I like it. My fa- Z The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 20,1989 13 Ribbon Cutting Officially Opens Brandom Kitchens ÿ vourite things are my Venus Flytrap, my gocart and my îlm dog. I am almost 11. My full name is Jeremy Andrew Bigham. I really don't like to be called Jeremy Jeremy so everyone calls me J.B. I'm 11 years old and I really like animals. I have two dogs, two cats and one two month old kitten. Hello, my name is Leslie Novak and I like to draw. I have three sisters. I have a dog and a cat but they live with my Aunt Kelly. I like to play baseball. I am Nick Legate and I, am 11 years old. I am new to" this school. I used to go to Courtice North. I am looking forward to moving to Bowmanville Bowmanville in November. My name is Stefanie Cooper and I enjoy reading and writing. I am ten years old and in grade five. Our teacher's name is Mrs. Gall Gall agan and I like her very much. My best friends are Amanda Welsh and Melanie Walker. I'm Melanie Walker and I have three sisters. My friends are Tara and Stefanie. Stefanie. I was born in Oshawa but I live on Barley Mill Ores. now. My favourite subject is reading. Hello, my name is Jeremy Jeremy Oliver. I like sports especially especially hockey and baseball. I also like to draw. My friends are Jamie and Danny. On September 12, Brandom Kitchens officially opened their doors to the public. The new service is located located across the road from Halminen Homes on the corner of Courtice and McKnight Road. Councillors XIII UNITED WAY KICK-OFF -- The United Way has embarked on its $2.9 million fund-raising program. A kick-off luncheon for the fall campaign campaign was held on Monday in Oshawa's General Sikorski Polish Veterans' Hall. Over 2000 volunteer volunteer canvassers will be participating in the United Way effort in Oshawa, Whitby and Newcastle. Newcastle. Please give generously. Remember that your contribution assists over 40 community agencies in the three municipalities making up the local United Way. COMMUNITY CARE BAZAAR --Community Care has announced that it will be holding its annual fall bazaar on Friday, October 13, between between the hours of noon and two p.m. Please plan to attend and remember that all donations are welcome. CLARKE CURATOR ADDRESSES TORONTO HISTORICAL GROUP -- Mark Jackman, curator of the Clarke Township Museum and Archives, will be one of the guest speakers at the upcoming workshop sponsored by ; The Ontario Ontario 'Historical Society and Gibson House Museum. The title of the program is "Milestones in 19th Century Family Life" The program on September 30 will discuss the traditions, surrounding surrounding birth, marriage, and death in Victorian Victorian Ontario. JAYCETTES HOLD SECOND ANNUAL EGG SCRAMBLE -- The Bowmanville Jaycettes will be scrambling around the streets of Bowmanville Bowmanville on Saturday, September 30, in support support of local charities. The procedure works like this: A Jaycette volunteer knocks on a door and asks for the donation of an egg. Then, the volunteer goes to the next house and sells the egg. The process is repeated throughout the neighbourhood and donations flow in. This project is designed to raise funds and promote fun and fellowship. Last year, thanks to the generosity of folks in the Roser/Martin Rd. and Waverley/Lawrence subdivisions, the club raised $328 which was donated to the Salvation Army food bank. This year, the egg scramblers will be at work in the Hobbs Dr./Simpson Ave. subdivisions. COPPER ENAMEL WORKSHOP AT VAC -- The Visual Arts Centre will be hosting a workshop on copper enamelling next Saturday, September September 23, between the hours of 10 a.m. and four p.m. Please call the Visual Arts Centre (623-5831) for further details. EVENING CLASSES AT BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL -- The B.H.S. evening class programs begin Monday, September 25. The non-credit courses being offered from seven p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday nights include: Bunka (Japanese embroidery); cake decorating; conversational conversational French; crocheting; effective speaking; hunter safety; knitting; microcomputers; microcomputers; patchwork blanket making; photography, photography, reflexology; sewing; small engine repair; repair; word processing; and yoga. If you're interested interested in a Tuesday course, the topics open include: bunka II; folk art; guitar for beginners; beginners; quilted crafts; and typing for intermediates intermediates and beginners. You can register in the classroom on the first night of each course. For further information, see the advertisement advertisement elsewhere in this week's newspaper or telephone 623-2839 after 4:30 p.m. or on weekends. REGISTRATION FOR VISUAL ARTS CLASSES -- You can sign up for courses at the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville at any time between between the hours of noon and four p.m. from Tuesday to Saturday. Also, there will be registration registration on Thursdays between noon and eight p.m. Classes include: photography, folk art, pottery, pottery, advanced stained glass, fibre and fabric art, drawing, painting in all media and life drawing and painting from the figure. Children's Children's programs are also available. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN START NEW SEASON -- The Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club begins begins the 1989/90 season with a dinner meeting on September 21 at the Lions Centre. The club promotes fellowship and co-operation among all business and professional women and provides provides a monthly forum for guest speakers. Conference Conference reports from the club's delegates will be presented at the Thursday meeting. For further information, call 623-6438 or 623-3188. KINGSVIEW SCHOOL OF RELIGION -- Kings- view United Church, in Oshawa, is happy to announce announce its third annual school of religion commencing commencing October 16. This year's topic is "Stewardship" and the five evening workshops will be conducted through a team led by Vince Alfano, Director of Stewardship Services for the United Church. Registration forms should be returned to Kingsview United Church by October October 11. COMMUNITY CUSHION CONCERTS RETURN RETURN -- The Hampton Junior Public School will once again present its Community Cushion Cushion Concert Series. Upcoming shows include singers Brad and Paul on November 4; Licorice Allsorts on January 13th and "Garbage "Garbage Delight" (The poems of Dennis Lee) on February 3. All performances take place on Saturdays, commencing at 11 a.m. FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE MEETS -- The annual meeting of the Durham Region Federation Federation of Agriculture will take place on Tuesday, Tuesday, October 24th in Nestleton Community Hall. Rita Burack, deputy minister of Agriculture, is the guest speaker. The eight p.m. meeting will also include elections of directors for 1990 and the choosing of delegates to the Ontario Federation Federation of Agriculture convention in November. YWCA AWARDS DINNER -- The Oshawa YWCA will host its eighth annual Women of Distinction Awards Dinner on Thursday, November November 9th, at Oshawa's General Sikorski Hall. The keynote speaker will be TV journalist journalist Ann Medina. The purpose of the meeting meeting is to present awards to women who have distinguished themselves in the following categories: The Arts, Community Service; Women in the Workforce; and Young Women of Distinction. We understand that nominations nominations are still being accepted and further details details concerning nomination forms or ticket information arc available by calling 576-8880. MARCHING FOR CHARITY -- The Ontario Regiment Regiment will be holding its second annual 25 kilometre Charity Route March this Saturday, September 23rd. The soldiers and cadets will march from Oshawa Armoury to Raglan. An estimated estimated 250 participants will be joining in this effort which will raise funds for the Durham Region Lung Association and the regiment's educational programs. Incidentally, the march is open to the public and will include a free barbeque for all participants. John Walker at 728-8321 or 728-5946 can provide further details. COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS -- will be the focus of a 10-week course to be offered by the Town of Newcastle's COPE program (formerly CIVP). This course in "helping and communication communication skills" commences October 4, 1989. It is for anyone interested in volunteering to help people who are going through a stressful time in their lives. To register, call Janice Kroft at 623-2261. OSHAWA SYMPHONY SUBSCRIPTION SERIES -- The first in this season's Oshawa Symphony concert series commences on Sunday, Sunday, September 24, in the auditorium of Eastdale Collegiate. At this time, the percussion percussion group "Nexus" will be featured. A total of six concerts are being offered this year in the symphony's series. GENERAL MEETING OF COURTICE COMMUNITY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION--All area residents are invited to attend the fall general meeting of the Courtice and Area Community Association. Association. The meeting will take place Tuesday, October October 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Courtice Secondary School Cafeteria. Newcastle Mayor Marie Hubbard Hubbard will be the guest speaker. She'll give an overview of Courtice and will discuss the issues issues now facing the area. BLOCK PARENTS NEED MASCOT -- The Town of Newcastle Block Parents are looking for a mascot and have launched a contest in order to create and name this creature. There will be three prizes and the competition is open to students students in grades three to eight (ages eight to 14) living anywhere in the Town of Newcastle. Entries Entries must be postmarked by October 10th and the winner will be announced on Block Parent Week which runs from October 22 to 28. You can mail your entries to the Town of Newcastle Block Parents Inc., Box 60, Bowmanville Ont,, L1C 3K8, Or, you can also drop them off at The Statesman office during regular business hours. Arnot Wotten, Pat Deegan, Larry Hannah and Ken Hooper joined Mayor Marie Hubbard and the staff of Brandom Kitchens in the ribbon-cutting ceremony. i , Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET, BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 623-6477 Peter E. Heslin, LL.B. 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