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I < I . : .-wWv Hot Mulled Cider and Christmas Cookies Please stop by our office on Family Night, Dec. 5th for The Best Hot Mulled Cider and Tasty Christmas Treats In Bowmanville Bring us a Toy and we will give you or a friend a 3 month subscription FREE! Free Classified Ads Simply stop by our office on Family Night to say "Merry Christmas" and you will receive a voucher for a Free Classified Ad. (Some Restrictions Apply) 62 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-3303 Your Community Newspai Public Works Travaux publics Canada Canada Omada Van Belle [Floral Shoppes ...much more than a flower store! 14 stores -HtymyNoiî .A -Kingaw., |( Oriim -UW •SimcoeSLH, «□ Othawa .100Dundaa9tW., 'MHBtLLt Whitby TfKhmwk» ot Van B4b QÿdmB LU. Richard Malowney, the Director of Education for the Northumberland Newcastle Board of Education was the "Celebrity Reader" at Courtice South Public School on Thursday, Nov. 21. While visiting the children of Ardyth Moorcroft's Grade 1-2 class, he read the book entitled Rockanimals. Mr. Malowney also spoke to the children about his career in the public school board, starting with a position as a teacher at an elementary school. The celebrity celebrity readers were invited to Courtice South Public School all through the month of November to "promote reading and to draw community members in to meet the children," said Ms Moorcroft. The program also gave people a chance to see what schools are doing these days, she said. INFORMATION REQUESTED FOR SPACE AVAILABLE FOR LEASE BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO Public Works Canada has a requirement for approximately 38.6 usable square metres of office space for occupancy by Employment and Immigration Canada in Bowmanville, Ontario. The space will be required for occupancy by approximately April 1, 1992 for a lease term of five (5) years with two (2) one (1) year options. options. The accommodation offered must be fully accessible accessible to the handicapped, be located totally totally on the ground floor, have parking available available for one vehicle and be located within the Town Limits. In'ierested parties should reply in writing to: Regional Manager Contract Policy and Administration 4900 Yonge Street Willowdale, Ontario M2N 6A6 to be received on or before December 11, 1991. In reply please quote project No. 659236 Information will be accepted from the owner of a property or his designated agent and must include location of the building, specific location of space within the building and area of space being offered. Agents submitting an offer must provide the Department with a letter from the owner authorizing authorizing them to do so. This is only an enquiry as to the availability of space and the Department will not necessarily necessarily lease any of the space identified. The Department reserves the right to use the list of interested parties to invite tenders for this or similar projects in the same geographical perimeters or publicly tender the requirement. requirement. Enquiries: (416) 224-4280 Mrs, A. Schreiner RENSEIGNEMENTS SUR LES LOCAUX A LOUER BOWMANVILLE (ONTARIO) Travaux publics Canada a besoin de locaux de bureaux d'une superficie utilisable d'environ 38.5 mètres carrés pour Emploi et Immigration Canada, à Bowmanville (Ontario). La date d'occupation a été fixée au 1er avril 1992; le bail sera établi pour une durée de cinq (5) ans et comprendra deux (2) options de renouvellement d'un (1) an. Les locaux, accessibles aux personnes handicapées, seront situés au rez-de-chaussés et comporteront une place de staionnement. Ils se trouveront à l'intérieur des limites de la ville de Bowmanville (Ontario). Les personnes intéressées doivent répondre par écrit à l'adresse suivante: Gestionnaire régional Politique et administration des marchés Travaux publics Canada 4900, rue Yonge Willowdale (Ontario) M2N 6A6 Date limite: le 11 décembre 1991 Prière d'inscrire le numéro de projet 659236 On accepters les renseignements porvenant du propriétaire d'un immeuble ou de son agent désigné. L'adresse de l'immeuble, l'emplacement des locaux et la superficie offert doivent être indiqués. Les agents qui présentent une offre doivent fournir au ministère une lettre du propriétaire les autorisant à ce faire. Il s'agit d'une demande de renseignements sur la disponibilité des locaux. Travaux publics Canada ne s'engage en aucune façon à louer l'un des locaux proposés. Le ministère se réserve le droit d'utiliser la liste des personnes intéressées pour lancer des appels d'offres pour ce projet ou d'autres projets de même nature dans la même région géographique. Le ministère se réserve aussi le droit da lancer un appel d'offres public relatif aux locaux susmentionnés. Renseignements: Mme A. Schreiner (416) 224-4280 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 27.1991 Section Two Education Local Schools Tie for First in History Fair Happenings at Bow. Senior Public News Introduction Every Wednesday, several students will be writing articles to create an awareness of Bow- manvillc Senior Public School's strengths. We have a lot of good things happening and we would like the public, and especially the parents of Bowmanville Senior's children to know, just what is happening, happening, rather than just the negative negative rumors from the street. We have a great school, and I am proud to be a student here! Melissa Scott Bowmanville Senior Student Remembrance Day Service A special service was held at BSPS honoring all those soldiers soldiers who fought and died to keep Canada free. To honor these men, the school choir sang "O Canada," "Dh God, our help in ages past" and "Let there be peace on earth." They sang with all their hearts and • the music touched everyone. It was a time to look deep inside ourselves and think about all we have, and be grateful. The colour guard saluted the cross as the Last Post and Reveille was played over the PA system by former student, Andrew Laing. Poems were written and recited recited by many students. The colour party made a touching presentation of wreaths. Scouts, Sea and Air Cadets, all in uniform, laid the wreaths and saluted the cross. The Service was small but meaningful, and we are all proud to say we're Canadians. To those who fought and gave their lives, we salute you! Sam Kent Latricia Devonish Volleyball Terrific Tournament On November 8th and 9th students of the B.S.P.S. volleyball volleyball team participated in the challenging all Ontario, Provincial Provincial volleyball tournament, held in Ajax and Pickering. All teams showed real sportsmanship,, and competition competition was tough. The girls' team was playing exceptionally well, and came 1 game shy of the semi-finals. Members of the boys team are as follows: Steve Brink- man, Greg McMurter, Colin Galinski, Chris Potter, Derek Nawrot, Derek Lange, Travis Laughlin, Kyle Montgomery, Cameron Miller, Tim Brydson, and the coach Mr. Ito. Members of the girls' volleyball volleyball team are as follows: Kristy Avanduk, Sheila Par- mar, Kerri Kelly, Amanda Wilson, Wilson, Sarah McLeod, Vivi Cockerham, Kim Archer, Erica Beaker, Chrissy Sumrik, Melissa Melissa Allin, Laura Norrish, Celebrity Reader Visits Courtice Class Kimi Perkins, and the coach Mrs. Moffat. Way to go, Bowmanville! Kristy Quanduk News Flash Classes of Mr. Allan and Mrs. Fowlic ventured out to the Ganaraska Forest Centre from November 11th to 13th. We had a fantastic lime, and participated in outdoor educational educational activities. Fred Allin, Holly Grccnlcy, Krister Cosbum, Kris Asaro, Phil Grawcrt, Dwayne Hayes, Kris Kennedy, Marco Caranci, Jeff Ralph and Andrew Cros- sen were the students from BSPS. All the students would like to thank Ganaraska for an awesome snowy lime! Summary The students of BSPS are off to a good start, these articles articles show it! The one dark cloud over what promises to be a good year is the issue of lunch time. Students were given a form for parents to sign, stating that their child would or would not have to stay at lunch. A few of the students who are not made to stay at school during the noon hour, hang out downtown. downtown. Their bad language and rude behaviour have caused the public to take a dim view on the school's general population. population. If all parents were to sign the consent from that the students students stay for lunches, a major problem would be solved. The staff has created a variety of activities to help keep the kids busy. It is not a perfect solution, solution, but it is a step in the right direction. The school would like to sec more parents become involved involved with the school and the students. Please call and talk to the principal, vice-principal or ask them to direct you to some one else. There is always a need for parents, please call now! Our kids need us, let's show them all that we care. K.M. These actors and actresses from The Pines Senior Public School tied for first place with M.J. Hobbs at The History Fair held at Victoria Hall in Cobourg on Thursday, Thursday, November 21. Their play, entitled "The Harbour" was about the Newcastle Harbour. It was the fourth time' the competition was held, and each time, The Pines has placed first. Cast members include, (1-r), Erin Locke (narrator), Owen Taylor (Albert), Devin Bryant (John Avery), Rochell McLean (Elsie), Chris Gartsen (Sir Francis Bondhead), Erin Silverthom (Emma), Sarah Melhuish (narrator), Tammy Blais (narrator), Amanda Haines (costumes), Mike Pollard (kneeling)-Capt. J. Goldridge).