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» 1 Tree Planting Initiative by Rotary Club The spirits were warm, but the weather was cold and wet as Dr. Joe Pinto Chairman of the Bowmanville Rotary Club Environment Committee, helped Rotar- lan Garnet Rickard; Abe Hofstede, District Commissioner for the West Durham Scouts; Edith Beavis, Vice-President of the Hampton Scouting Association and Sea Scouts Robert Jones and Wade Harris, to raise a plaque in honor of the Rotary's tree-planting initiative. The Rotary Club of Bowmanville will sponsor tree plantings plantings around the municipality this spring in conjunction with their "Save Planet Earth Program." Mark Goff, Tim Dair, and Robert Jones, of the First Hampton Sea Scouts, along with Rotarian Chuck Cattran, were just a few of the many intrepid souls who braved cold, rainy weather on Saturday, April 20, to plant 9,000 trees in the Stephen's Stephen's Gulch Conservation Area near Orono. This is the first of three such plantings plantings which will take place this spring under the sponsorship of the Bowmanville Rotary Club. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING DURHAM Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will consider at a meeting to be held on: Tuesday, April 30,1991, at 10:00 a.m. PLANNING DEPARTMENT BOARDROOM 1615 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY 4TH FLOOR, LANG TOWER, WEST BUILDING, WHITBY MALL AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE The amendment proposes to establish a new Central area which would provide policies and designations designations to permit a range of land uses including high density residential, office and retail uses. The subject subject area is in the vicinity of Varcoe Road and Highway No. 2, east of Townline Road. The sit? of the subject area is indicated on the map below. Subsequently, the Regional Council will consider the recommendation of tho Planning Committee at a mooting to bo hold on: Wednesday, May 15,1991 at 10:00 a.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY I ho report related to tho proposed amendment Is available for Inspection in tho offices of tho Planning Planning Department, 1615 Dundas St. E., 4th Floor, Lang Tower West Building, Whitby Mall, Whitby, or by calling Grant McGregor, Planning Department (Whitby) 728-7731/(Toronto) 686-1651, Requests to make a presentation before tho Planning Committee concerning tho proposed amendment amendment must bo forwarded to Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P., Commissioner of Planning, 1615 Dundas St. E„ 4lh Floor, Lang Tower, West Building, Whitby Mall, Whllby, Ontario, LI N 6A3 and should bo received by Friday preceding tho mooting. Requests to make a presentation before tho Regional Council concerning tho proposed amendment must bo forwarded to the Regional Clerk, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rosslnnd Rond East, Whitby, Ontario, L1N 6A3, and should bo received 48 hours prior to lire Regional Council Mooting. . FILE NO.: OPA 90 087 l Gary Horroma C. W. Lundy, A.M.C.T. Roglonnl Chairman __ _ _______ Regional Clerk Women's Institute Holds Pot Luck Lunch Fifteen ladies and two visitors were welcomed by the president, Jean O'Neill at her lovely new home on Wednesday, the 17th. As this was our annual meeting we had our pot luck luncheon. luncheon. As usual, a great variety variety of dishes and all very good. To open the meeting, Jean had a reading , "Begin the day with friendliness." Institute Ode and Mary Stewart collect read and sung in unison. Minutes read and adopted. Report from card party added to our bank balance. Jean and Morris will deliver Meals on Wheels in the Newtonville district. Containers to be left at the store. Helen and Olive attended the Tweedsmuir history session session at the agricultural building in Bowmanville and brought back a report. Agricultural Museum _ in Milton is inviting participants participants to a premier quilt event on August 9th, 10th and 11th of this year. Bernice Bernice brought a report of the district annual to be held at Salem May 9th. Providence- Shaw's to be the hostess. Fees were paid, Slate of officers wall be the same as last year. Jean, Janet and Olive will attend the district annual. Madeleine moved, seconded by Sharon, we have three groups instead of four. Passed. Janet will have a meeting at her home on the thirtieth to decide on new groups. Anna Hughes kindly consented consented to install the officers for the coming year. Janet thanked the ladies for coming and Elizabeth thanked the hostess for inviting inviting us to her home. P.H.O. E. Skelding. News and Events at Central Public School (An interview with Mrs. grades #2-#12! Mrs. Adams Adams and Mrs. Doty and was sad about leaving her Much More!) , school but very excited to come here! Mrs. Adams lives Mrs. Doty's grade 2 class on Golf Course Road, right is learning how to read across from the 13th hole in maps, and they are also Newcastle, learning the directions: At our assembly, Mr. St. North, South, East, and John's choir sang 3 songs. West. During Easter, the They were Bladon Race's, class learned a lot of Easter Pass It Along, and Kids Are words. Mrs. Doty was born Music. Mrs. Walchuck in Bowmanville and went to played the piano. The birth- a one-room school in Hope days for April are: Brendon Township. She had the same Burgess, Tyler Michell, teacher for 8 years. When Brandon Dey, Joey Duncan, Mrs. Doty graduated, she Tyler McDonald, Leea'nna became a teacher in Bow- Cunningham, Colin Carter, man ville at Ontario Street Chris Tendam, Elizabeth Public School. She taught Billet, Jessica Clauke, Jen- there for 25 years, then nifer James, Jeff Ross and moved to Central Public Heather Spoelstra. School in Bowmanville and The achievement awards has taught here for 3 years. went to Shan Rutherford, Mrs. Adams has just re- Elizabeth Billet, Rockey cently moved to Bowman- Mitchell, Mike Woodcock, villle and is our new librari- Tracy Greenly, Gerrit Van an here at Central PUblic Dyke, Nat Fair, Anthany School. Before Mrs. Adams Edmonson, Eric Living and came to this school, she Jackie Cover, taught at Kirby Centennial. -By Jeremy Forsey Mrs. Adams has taught & Steve Sadiwnyk Just pick up the phone ... we're on our way! free in-home consultation Debbie Patrick - 623-0596 See us at the Bowmanville Home Show the colorful store that comes to your door® Decorating Den B DRAPERY • FURNITURE • CARPET • WALLCOVERING Dog Chow Cat Chow 20 kg 12 kg 00 OFF 00 OFF Kibbles 6k g §qoo & Chews w off WELCOME FEEDS (Formerly Vansfcone's) 116 King St. W. _ 6 coil ciyiynf Bowmanville 0#60"0 (ft The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 24,1991 13 Plenty of Hardware Presented at Big Brothers Meeting Several Big and Little Brothers took home some Wicks presented his Big Brother Paul Bellefontaine extra hardware recently during the Big Brothers of with the award, as did Shawn Williams to his former Newcastle annual meeting. In the front row are the Big Brother, Frank Hooper. Lionel Parker received a winners from the Bowl for Millions day. The top jun- citation from the association for his many years'of ior bowler was Thomas Anderson, while Herbie work on the Bowl for Millions campaign. W. Frank McConnell took top honors in the senior division. In Real Estate, Cowan Pontiac Buick, Miracle Food the back row, three long time Big Brothers were giv- Mart, and The Canadian Statesman were also recog- ing citations for their many years of dedication. Mark nized for their contribution to Big Brothers. Bowmanville Seniors Meet During April The Bowmanville Senior Citizens met at the Lions Centre April 9th. The meeting meeting opened by singing "O Canada" and. the President, Mrs. H. Millson held the business part of the meeting. meeting. Mrs. V. Downey introduced introduced Mrs. Blaikie Rowsell who showed slides from Guyana where she goes with her husband, who is a doctor and others to help care for the natives. Mrs. A Wray won the bowl donated from the native craft display. Mrs. Marilyn Stacey sang several solos that were very much enjoyed. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. R. Shackel- ton and her committee. Everyone is invited to the next meeting, Pot Luck sup- Leah Bennett Without a doubt, the Big Brothers Association would not have been a success over the years without the help of A1 Witherspoon. The founding member was thanked by President Stan Green and Executive Director Nancy Scott for his many years of leadership. A1 will be staying with the organization, but plans to take on a few less responsibilities. & ENJOY IT ALL YEAR 'ROUND ! Fill it with insulation, install energy efficient windows and doors, and seal out drafts. Energy efficiency can make a big difference when renovating. You will be more comfortable, save on energy bills and your cottage will probably be worth more too. Come in today for your free full colour brochure, "Build Energy Efficiency into Your Renovations". 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