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< 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, June 5,1991 Oshawa Sports Card and Collectible Show Saturday, June 8th, 1991 at Dr. F. J. Donevan Collegiate Institute 250 Harmony Rd. S. (401 exitJ Oshawa, Ontario 11 a.m. until 4 P.m. ADMISSION $2.00 Portion of proceeds will be donated to the Oshawa General Hospital Building Fund For more information, call Lee at 728-4456 Hampton Happenings by Michelle Balson Happenings at Clarke High Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle 143 Simpson Ave., Soper Creek Park, Bowmanville Kids At the Mill Visiting Artists Summer Program All day arts and crafts Program ( 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) with special guest artists in the afternoons. Camps feature painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, sculpture, collage, music, drama and games. Send registration to: V.A.C. Box 52, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3K8 •"Paper Capers" with Suzie Routh July 8 to 12 •"Working from Nature" with Judy Kendrick July 22 to 26 • "Picture stories with Collage" Wendy Syme Wallace July 15-1.9 ■ "Drama Workshop" with John Sheridan July 29 to August 2 • "Fun With Wood" with Bill Fraser August 6 to 9 • "Painting, Painting, Painting" with Tony Cooper August 12-16 • "Printmaking" with Maralynn Cherry August 19 to 23 For information Phone 623-5831 As usual, things nave been busy in Hampton, so I will get write to it. Hampton Junior Public School informed me that their recycling program this year has been a big success All together they collected 50 boxes of fine paper and over 36 thousand tin cans! Congratulations on a job well done. Everyone is encouraged encouraged to recycle their cans, paper, plastics and glass and drop it in the designated designated bins at the Public Works Department on Taunton Taunton Road. The Youth Group met on Tuesday, May 28th at 7:00. They played a game of base ball at Hampton Jr. All had a good time. Wednesday's Euchre Card Party had its usual fine turn out. High score went to Clarence Bray who had 87. Second, with 85, was Mary Thompson, Ruby Cochrane had 84. Not far behind behind was Win Brown with 83 and Helen Gilroy with 81. Helen Gilroy had the Most Lone Hands. Most Honest player went to George Gilroy. Draw prize winners were Agnes Schofield, Schofield, Ruby Cochrane, Bernice Bernice Wells, Marg Hall and Daisy Bell. Also on Wednesday, Hebs Construction (Hampton's MIDWAY DRIVE-IN FRIDAYS • SATURDAYS • SUNDAYS ONLY "FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMIL Y" Showing this Weekend 2 Movies for the Price of 1 . Mortal Thoughts (AA) (Coarse language ° not rec. lor children) . Stone Cold (R) (Brutal Violence) 401 EAST $7.00 Admission CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE 401 East to HWY. 28 Port Hope, South to Hwy. 2 East to Theatre Rd. HWY. 2 416-372-5833 S' fhwours Vks ny -rnmmum- Or' Cfc vr COMING SAT., JUNE 8th THE EDDY MOON BAND Catch the Action... z , COMING JUNE 22nd Black Stalk nimænr; I THE CASTL KING ST, E. (HWY. i/2) BOWMANVILLE 623-7072 BUSTER'S Presents "Felony" Friday, June 7th Saturday, June 8th $4.00 COVER CHARGE "Come on out for the fun . nn Buster's Roadhouses Tavern 45 King St. W. 987-4442 Newcastle Our Pool & Patio are now OPEN!! We are open 12 noon to 9 p.m. Monday - Saturday "Weather Permitting" ;: Wv .itlÆ LIGHTHOUSE 1 P r «L New Patio Menu Any item on our Patio Menu for only $595 Watch for upcoming BBQ Buffet June 22nd All You Can Eat only $ 9 95 Appearing Live "LEVEL CROXXING" No Cover Charge Friday and Saturday June 7th and 8th ■ The 0 ?ttyé(iÿ Hotel Liberty St. and 401 623-3373 Bowmanville Official Plan Expected to Be Approved The Region of Durham's new official plan could be approved this week. Members of Regional Council are meeting today to lblic's put further hear the views on the. planning document document and to vote on the proposed proposed changes. A review of the official plan has been in the works for the past three years. The ' ' ' eel ' ' ' finished document is designed designed to guide growth in the region for the next 30 years. Twenty delegations are scheduled to appear at today's today's meeting which includes includes developers, environmentalists environmentalists and individuals. tf&ct (fyfo and MM Imm leiil * Um W«U SINCE 1930 Call Sandra Yates Telephone 623-5873 Ladies) played a fine game of baseball against the Selina Selina team. Unfortunately, they lost. Better luck next time ladies. On Thursday, the 1st Hampton Guides planted some beautiful flowers around the church. They managed to get the flowers planted before the rain started. Afterward, they enjoyed enjoyed a snack inside. A special special thank-you is given to Ruby and Raymond Farrow and also to Wilma Kantor for their donation of the flowers. It was a battle against the Hampton Cowboys and the Hampton #3 baseball teams. The men played a fine game. The Hampton #3 did manage to win. M.J. Hobbs had their Track and Field Day on Friday. Friday. All the teens had a great day. Everyone is a winner when you exercise your bod. This past weekend the Cubs had a great time at camp. The #1 Hampton Cubs stayed in tents at the Warsaw Caves Conservation Area, about 20 km. northeast northeast of Peterborough. There were 180 Cubs from the West Durham District attending. attending. The boys went hiking to see the caves. They thought that they were the neatest. They also observed the Kettle Kettle Rock. It is a rock naturally naturally formed into a bowl shape. They also learned how to whittle and did some crafts with other packs. The boys were very close with nature when they found a snake. Also a very large raccoon decided decided to help himself to some food when he ransacked ransacked their campsite. Saturday evening, the rest of the Cubs joined the Hampton Cubs at their campfire. Everyone had a great time with the sing- along. Tne boys arrived safely home Sunday afternoon, definitely definitely a little tuckered out. The Sea Scouts Car Wash on Saturday was a hit. The boys got a little wet scrubbing scrubbing car after car, but when each vehicle left, it was shining. shining. Scout leader Fred Ford made some excellent holeless holeless donuts. All proceeds went to their soon to take place boat trip. The Hampton Seniors played a tough game of soccer soccer against the Salem team on Saturday. The final score was a one-all tie. Scott Hawthorne Hawthorne scored Hampton's goal. Unfortunately, the Hampton team had a serious serious injury. Ken Cameron, the son of now 'Judy Metcalfe, Metcalfe, broke his leg in three places! Ouch. The ambulance ambulance rushed the husky young man to the Oshawa General Hospital where his doctor was. Ken spent the rest of the weekend in the hospital. It looks like he will be out of commission for the rest of the season. Hope' you're feeling better real soon, Ken. Don't forget that this Saturday, Saturday, June 8th, the Hampton Hampton United Church is having- their yard and bake sale. There will also be an auction at 9 a.m. sharp. The auctioneer auctioneer will be Amot Wotten. The auction will be of larger items as well as a Talent Auction. This is when people offer their time and/or services services for such things as yard work, baking or maybe a barbecue supper. Everyone is invited. There are many things happening this week at Hampton Junior. On Tuesday Tuesday the Grade Ones went to the Metro Zoo. The Junior Kindergartens went to the Exotic Cat World in Orono. Also on June 4th many students students will be taking part in an event known as Harrier. This is a cross country run which will take place at the Harmony Valley Conservation Conservation Area. On Wednesday, Mrs. Morris' and Mrs. Rowes' grade two classes will visit the Cart World. Friday is Pizza Day; Afterwards, the kids will enjoy an afternoon off, having Play Day. On Sunday there will be a Hampton Cemetery Service Service at the United Church at two in th afternoon. On June 23 there will be a joint Picnic held at the Hampton Park. Weather permitting, the service will be outside, followed by a Pot-Luck Luncheon. Afterwards, Afterwards, everyone is encouraged encouraged to stay and play some games and have a few races. I recently received some interesting information from Alan and Been (Nee Balson) Taylor. The Taylors formerly formerly of Solina, now reside in British Columbia. Their son Michael Taylor is part of a four man mountain climbing team trying to conquer Alaska's Alaska's Mt. McKinley. We are proud to say that Michael is "The Future Starts Here" From the Principal: Examinations, that dreaded word for some students, students, begin Monday, June 17 at 9:00 a.m. The examination examination schedules are posted in all rooms. This way, students students have time to plan their studies and make the best possible use of their time. Students are required to return school equipment, all texts, reference and library books by the date of the appropriate appropriate examination. If they do not return books they will be billed the cost of these materials. Report cards will be given out on Friday, June 28th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. If the report cards are not picked up then, they can be picked up at the Clarke High School Main Office from. July 2 to July 15. If students or parents cannot pick them up in this period, we would appreciate a telephone telephone call at 987-4771 to make alternate arrangements. arrangements. On Friday, May 31, four students travelled to Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum for the launch of the Good Neighbour Neighbour Program being sponsored sponsored by the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. Jennifer Easton, Jennifer Goodmurphy, Cori Smith, and Tanya Staples were the winners in the one of our relatives. Mt. McKinley, is known as Denali or Home of the Sun by the native people. Denali is North America's highest peak and reaches low temperatures in mid- May of 30 - 40 degrees Celsius. Celsius. The group of four B.C.ers started their climb on May 11. They hope to raise $100,000. for the Canadian Cancer Society with the help of their sponsors and T-shirt sales as well as their own personal satisfaction. The climb to the south summit is 20,320 feet. The climbers have now reached the 17,200 foot mark. They have kept in contact with the outside world by radio phone. The team's air carrier carrier makes periodic fly-overs to check on them. The rest of the climb will be the hardest. hardest. More than 50 people have died trying to reach the mountain's highest peak. We wish them much luck and pray for their safety as they continue their journey. I will keep you informed as they reach their goal. writing contest, and each won a t-shirt for their efforts. efforts. Our congratulations to the girls on their good efforts. efforts. The purpose of this program is to have teenagers teenagers and others act as "better neighbours" to senior citizens, citizens, thus allowing the seniors seniors to remain in their homes. This along with the donations to the Blood Donor Donor Clinic and Denise House are just some of the ways Clarke High School students pay back the community for all their support to us. Music Notes by Sharon Peleshok To wrap it up for the 1990-91 year, the senior band held their Annual band Banquet on May 29. The food was delicious! Those band parents really know how to cook! Thank you to Mrs. D. Nowlan and Mr. H. Hubbs for their touching speeches. Sharon Peleshok heroically attempted attempted to deliver her dad's speech on behalf of the band parents. Jill Brown and Mr. Nicholas both made farewell speeches. Jill ended her term as band president with a tear in her eye as she passed her responsibilities on to Sharon Peleshok. Mr. Nicholas, unfortunately will not be returning to Clarke High School as he has accepted accepted a new position at Co- bourg DCI East. We would like to thank him for his dedication to us, and welcome welcome our new leader, Dan Cap. - : Congratulations to Dan Buckley for the Rookie -of the Year award. Also to Nicole Nicole French, Leslie Plazek and Daniel John on the winning winning of the Old Faithful Award. The Outstanding Musician Award went to Jil- lyP. You are invited to Ontario Hydro's Darlington Nuclear Generating Station OPEN HOUSE Sunday, June 23,1991 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Everyone is welcome. There will be a bus tour, a walking tour, displays, and refreshments, and it's all free! MAP TO DAHUNGTON G. S. •To Oshawa To Port Hop# Exit 425 Hkihwav 401 South Service R iad information Centre South Service Road Parking Entrance For more details call the Information Centre at Darlington at 623-7122. You can also arrange a tour of the site at other times by contacting the Information Centre. i' "Want to add àir conditioning, and lower your electric heating bills!" Consider a heat pump. FREE Public Information Seminar -£2> A, EVESGT 1 ry i ■ i ^ bill' J A; * air source heat pumps * ground source heat pumps * quality duct design Date and Location: A seminar presented by Ontario Hydro and your local utility. Are you interested in learning how to save 30 - 60% on your present heating bills? Learn about: * Ontario Hydro incentives for all eligible heat pumps * choosing a contractor Time: 6:30 p.m. Tues., June I 1/91 Oshawa Moose Lodge, 731 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa For more information, and to reserve your seat at this FREE SEMINAR, please call Andrea Schaffe 1er, 1-800-263-8028 Cathy Olmstead, Bowmanville - 623-2561 FREE DRAW WITH EARLY REGISTRATION ^Ontario Hydro Let's give tomorrow a hand. Coffee and Donuts Served