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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 11,1989 Hard Working Lioness Club Makes Contribution Belgian Artist Will Visit Art Gallery in Newcastle Outstanding Students Honored at Clarke High School f % M The Bowmanville Lioness Club and wives of Lions Club members are an impor- , tant part of "Lionism" in Bowmanville. Their assistance in the various catering projects at the Lions Centre enables the club to raise much of the money used in its community projects. At their September 25th meeting, the Lions Club members received their latest contribution from the Lioness Club's fund-raising effort. Elizabeth Elizabeth Anderson made the presentation on behalf of the Lionesses to Lions Club Treasurer Llew Tomlinson. Politician from N.W.T. to be New Chair of Northern Studies The Honorable Dennis Patterson, Government Leader and Member of the Legislative Assembly for Iqaluit, Northwest Territories, Territories, will offer insight into the political climate in northern Canada as Trent's Chair of Northern Studies for 1989-90. During his visits to the university, to occur throughout throughout the academic year, Mr. Patterson will deliver a public public lecture series on The Arctic: Arctic: Blizzards of Change. On Thursday, November 2, he Goliqer's Travel SINCE 1955 • Airline tickets at airport prices • Unbiased professional advice • Personal service • Free ticket delivery • Cruise desk • Holiday vacations • Group travel division • Corporate rates Bowmanville Mall 243 King St. E. 623-1511 will speak on Northern Politics: Politics: A Consensus to Innovate; Innovate; on Thursday, November November 23, Balancing the Northern Economy (A New Northern Vision); on Saturday, Saturday, November 25, Northern Provinces: Do or Die; on Saturday, Saturday, January 6, Some Common Sense About Aboriginal Aboriginal Rights; and on Thursday, April 5, The Shrinking Circumpolar World. All lectures take place in Wenjack Theatre at 8 p.m. Mr. Patterson is a lawyer lawyer who has lived in Iqaluit since 1975 and has represented represented his riding since 1979. His governmental responsibilities responsibilities include intergovernmental intergovernmental affairs, the office of devolution, the NWT Science Science Institute, and the audit bureau. He is chair of the cabinet, the priorities and planning committee, and the political and constitutional development committee, and is deputy chair of the financial financial management board. The Chair in Northern Studies is supported by an endowment from the Secretary Secretary of State of Canada and is associated with Trent's Frost Centre for Canadian Heritage and Development Studies. Previous Northern Chairs have included an thropologist Peter Schleder- mann, geographer Terence Armstrong, and former B.C. Supreme Court Justice Thomas Berger. O.P.P. News Delegates at the 10th Annual Annual Crime Stoppers International International Conference in Albuquerque, Albuquerque, New Mexico, have unanimously endorsed a resolution resolution supporting the efforts efforts of law enforcement agencies worldwide to battle drug smuggling and trafficking. trafficking. Delegates, who included Ontario Provincial Police Crime Stoppers coordinators, coordinators, vowed to step up their part in the war against the drug problem, which they say has now reached epidemic proportions. For the first time in the history of the program, a Canadian, Canadian, Regional Chairman of Hamilton-Wentworth Reg Whynott, has been named president of Crime Stoppers International. Since 1983, Crime Stoppers Stoppers programs in Ontario nave been responsible for 9,274 arrests and recovering property and drugs worth $47,204,369,while $695,148 has been paid out in rewards. rewards. 1*1 Atomic Energy Commission de contrôle Control Board de l'énergie atomique PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE The Atomic Energy Control Board now has a public information office in Bowmanville. Area residents are cordially invited to drop in or telephone if they have queries concerning any aspect of nuclear safety in Canada. Location: Veltri Complex 68 King St. E. Bowmanville Hours: Thursdays IS Noon - 8 p.m. Telephone: 6S3-8S58 Calls received, when the office Is closed will be forwarded to the AEOB's Ottawa office at no charge to the caller. Canada Belgian artist Carl Brenders will visit McCrim- mon's Art Gallery in Newcastle Newcastle Village on Thursday, October 19th. McCrimmon's has been selected to host this famous European artist during his North American tour. He will be at the gallery between between seven p.m. and 10 p.m. Carl Brenders has spent most of his 49 years developing developing his work to the point where he is one of the world's foremost wildlife painters. In describing his work, Mr. Brenders points out that nature is already beautiful and already perfect. It is this kind of perfection that he attempts to capture by careful attention to detail and realism. His works start out os pencil sketches, are then drawn in watercolors and painted in gouache. He does a great deal of work in miniatures, miniatures, but other paintings measure two by three feet, A major original by Brenders now commands a price in the range of $20,000 to $30,000. Further information on the upcoming show can be obtained by contacting McCrimmon's Antiques and Art, 210 King St. W., in Newcastle Village. Medical Officer Plans to Retire Dr. Jean Gray, Durham Region's medical officer of health, is retiring. Dr. Gray attended her last regional council meeting last week and heard a number number of thank yous and wishes wishes of luck from members of the council. One member, Councillor Margaret Shaw from Oshawa, said she was a member of the board of health when Dr. Gray was first hired. She said the board had never had a woman in that osition before and was rc- uctant to hire her. Councillor Shaw said she lobbied to have Dr. Gray hired. "Jean broke a barrier that existed then and now is open to anyone," she concluded. concluded. ■ w .> f, On October 5th, 75 students of Clarke High School from grades 9 to 11 were honoured for outstanding academic academic achievement at a banquet held in the school cafeteria. The parents provided the food, the students contributed the punch, the sound system and master of ceremonies, Casey DePlaa who, very ably, kept the evening moving right along. Shown above are some of the many recipients of special awards. Front row, L to R: Heather" Gerrow, Don Walters, Brent Osmond. Back Row. L to R: Jeff Walters, Todd Grey, Ken Ver- woert and Steve Verwoert. Ken Verwoert was the winner winner of the mathematics prize and scored among the top 25 per cent in Canada during a recent national math test. October TjL/ -A. /v. net xdy fi© Sat., Limit 2 items per coupon ■ While quantities last - No rainchecks Pctro Canada Premium 10W30 Motor Oil Reg. 1.69 L Sale 1 " T I I I I I I I Electra-sol Dishwasher Detergent 1.4 kg. Reg. 3.59 Sale Mb Tropical Grove Fruit Juices Assorted Flavors 300 ml Reg. Z/.89 Sale < : #3P el 1 Wagon Wheels i Chocolate flavored Biscuits i 350 g. Reg.1.99 i ! Sale Skippy Peanut Batter Super Chunk 750 g. Reg. 2.69 m I - SI I ^ Sale * Pam 1 Vegetable Cooking Spray | Lightweight Formula | Reg. 2.59 I Sale V e Tampax Tampons 40 pack Super-Plus Reg. 5.99 Sale Scott Towels Jumbo 2 Roll Pack Reg. 1.99 Sale $ 59 Sparta i r Mens ! Sports Bag ! 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