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) Canadian Tire Taking Steps to Help Ensure Children's Safety The safety of children is everyone's everyone's responsibility. Injury is the number killer of children - ahead of cancer and other illnesses. For some time now, Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited and its Associate Dealers have played an active part in the prevention prevention of childhood injury. Most recently, Canadian Tire increased increased its efforts to address the high incidence of childhood injury in Canada Canada by establishing the Canadian Tire Child Protection Foundation in January, January, 1993. Through the Canadian Tire Child Protection Foundation, Canadian Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited and its Associate Dealers arc providing funding funding and other support to charities devoted devoted to the health, safety and welfare of children. Currently, the Foundation provides substantial funding and other support to two national programs - the Stay Alert...Stay Safe Program and the Ca nadian Tire Cycle Safe Program. Stay Alert...Stay Safe The Stay Alert...Stay Safe Organization Organization is a registered Canadian charity founded in 1987 following the abduction abduction and murder of 11-year-old Alison Parrott of Toronto. Driven ' by the desire to prevent such harm to even one other child, and encouraged by the support and outpouring of need from the community, community, a group of communications professionals professionals banded together with Lesley Lesley Parrott, Alison's mother, to create a national program to help children identify and avoid dangerous situations situations and provide them with safety tips that, with practice, would become second nature to them; The Stay Alert...Stay Safe Program is endorsed by the Canadian Association of Chief of Police. Bert and Gcrt, the animated mas- <SjiEaiat Q/atmtins ujLtli Sntsitalnmmt Saturday, February 13th and Sunday, February 14th Enjoy our Prime Rib & Seafood Buffet or the Special Table Service Menu with Candlelight and music and a complimentary glass of wine with each dinner. For information and reservation call 623-4925 Regular Sunday Brunch 11a.m. - 2 p.m. <Q/alzniLnE-i. PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL-MOTEL South of Hwy. 401 Exit 432, Bowman ville cots of the Stay Alert...Stay Safe program, program, arc the central figures of the educational educational materials which include teachers', police, community leaders' and parents' guides, an educational booklet and an animated video - all available in English and French. The mascots have been researched and tested with children to ensure their popularity and credibility to deliver key safety messages. In 1993, with funding from the Canadian Canadian Tire Child Protection Foundation,Stay Foundation,Stay Alert...Stay Safe will introduce introduce an interactive computer game for schools. Using the latest technology, the computer game will complement existing Stay Alert materials. It serves as an additional tool providing children children the opportunity to interact with JJcrt and Gert on-screen and to recognize recognize and respond to potentially dangerous dangerous situations. Basketball Scores From Bowmanville Senior Public School by Marc Paxton and Scott Lane The Bowmanville Senior Public School has organized a boys' basketball basketball team. Their coach, Mr. MacAr- thur, led the team of 17 to a win over The Pines in their first game of the season. The team plays in the south gym of the school, or at other schools. by Jennifer Hart and Robyn Middleton On Tuesday, January 26, the Bowmanville Bowmanville Bears, our girls' basketball team, and their coach, Mr. Ito, defeated defeated The Pines. They played their best to come from behind and win the game. For the rest of the season, the girls will be playing each Tuesday and Thursday. Their next home game is on. Thursday, February 4. Spectators arc welcome. Van Belle Floral Shoppes ... much more than a flower store! 4 STORES Highway No. 2 King St. W., Oshawa Simicoe St. N., Oshawa 10Q Dundas St. W., v, M Whitby Trademark of Van Belle Gardens Ltd. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ IWMANVMZ II BEST VAN DAM MOVIE EVER..." irniim* mri ■■ "MORE VAN DAMME ACTION W THAN YOU! 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Local Student Accepted for Enrolment at Dordt College By Terry-Lee Pypker Boy, oh boy, what a busy time of year! Students and teachers are working working on exams, others on the upcoming performance of the school play, still others with school sports teams and the tournaments coming our way in volley-ball. I suppose keeping busy is good for the mind and soul but you still need to take time out and RELAX! RELAX! That's why the whole school went skiing together last Friday. What a great idea. This past week, I interviewed a fellow fellow classmate of mine, Jessica Knoop. Jessica is a grade twelve student who is very actively involved in the school. Jessica has taken on the challenge of six OAC's in her fourth year of high school. Many people spread these difficult difficult courses over two years, but not Jessica. She is also on Durhams' band council. Her job there is to co-ordinate the annual band tour. Jessica has the responsibility to decide where the band will perform on the tour and make up a time schedule. She also has special jobs during the concerts not only on the road but also when the band plays at our very own Christmas and Spring concerts. Jessica has always enjoyed sports and excels at her favorite one, badminton. badminton. Jess is also on the senior girls volley-ball team and senior soccer team. In the past she participated in track as well. They publish student works such as essays, poems, and short stories every year in a delightful journal that makes for pleasant reading and can be purchased purchased at the school any time. Jessica's hope and dreams for the future are very unique and are quite excellent as far as I'm concerned. She plans on completing medical school and then going to a famine stricken country and working as a doctor among the sick and poor. This is a wonderful goal to set for oneself and the greatest part is that it is one of service, service, not for ourselves, but rather for others whose needs are much greater than our own. As some of you may or may not know, the Christian High Schools have been preparing to go to court with the Mnistry of the Attorney General General to argue our right for approved Bible credits. This came about when the Ministry would not accept our Bible courses as being full fledged religion religion courses. Now the Christian Schools have received an offer from the Ministry and it is currently being reviewed. Going-ons around Durham arc as follows: February 3 girls volleyball in Courtice, February 5 and 6 girls volleyball volleyball tournament with Quinte league, February 10 girls volleyball in Uxbridge. February 5 and 6 the Durham Durham choir are leaving for a retreat at Camp Samac in Oshawa. ' Durham's very own production of the play "The Hobbit", will have its performances from February 24 - 21'. It will be a wonderful show and I personally personally encourage everyone to come out and enjoy it. Proceeds go to the- theatre fund for Durham Christian High. Pines Students Welcomes Guest Speaker You'll see Jessica often at work in the school store. She works there voluntarily voluntarily to raise money for the French OAC trip to Quebec in April. In previous years, Jessica has served on student council. Now she is Jessica Hull of Bowmanville, Ontario, Ontario, has been accepted for enrollment enrollment at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Center, Iowa. Hull is the daughter of John and Glenda Hull and is a senior at Durham Christian High School. Dordt College, a Christian liberal arts college located in northwest Iowa, enrolls approximately 1,075 students in 40 academic programs. Ravi Joshi, Associate Director of Production, at the Whitby-based Sandoz pharmaceutical firm, was the guest speaker on Monday morning at The Pines Senior Public School. He spoke about careers in science and the role of the scientist in today's society. Mr. Joshi reminded his audience that anyone who has even mixed a pitcher of kool-aid from a package is, in fact, a scientist. DURHAM REGION FARMERS' WEEK -1993 SHEEP SESSION - Monday, Feb. 8,1993 - 8:00 p.m. -10:00 p;m. - OMAF Boardroom - Port Perry REGISTRATION: S5.00/PERSQN - 7:30 p.m. - PRODUCER PANEL discussing the role and impact of R.O.P., showring results and purebred breed improvement on the sheep industry in Ontario. MODERATOR: Russ Dow, Bowmanville PANELISTS: WALTER RENWICKS, Clifford, Ont., operates a purebred Dorset accelerated lambing system. Sells R.O.P. tested ewes and rams. - GAIL & BOB IRVINE, Peterborough, own a commercial and purebred flock. Exhibit Hampshire, Suffolks and Dorscts. Sell R.O.P. test station rams. - GLEN GLASPELL, Oshawa, a purebred Suffolk breeder since 1946. Judge and exhibitor with emphasis on conformation for carcass quality. SOIL & CROP SESSION Tuesday, Feb. 9. 1993 - 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Prince Albert Hall (19 Jeffrey St., Prince Albert) REGISTRATION: S10.00/PERSON - 9:30 a.m. - FERTILIZER MANAGEMENT & NITRATE IN GROUNDWATER; ONTARIO FARM GROUNDWATER SURVEY, Gary Kachanoski, Land Resource Science, University of Guelph - THE ENVIRONMENTAL FARM AGENDA, Don Hill, Program Co-ordinator, Ontario Soil & Crop Improvement Assoc. - ENTREPRENURIAL SPIRIT - HOW TO SURVIVE & PROSPER IN A COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY, by LORNE ALLIN, involved in a large swine operation at Newcastle, and a member of the Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program - CLYDE FREW, shareholder of Frew Farms Ltd., a diversified farm operation, Port Hope. MURRAY BROWNRIDGE, a successful commercial milk producer from Halton Region. PORK SESSION Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1993 - 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. - OMAF Boardroom - Port Perry REGISTRATION: S15.00/PERSON - 9:30 a.m. - COMPETITIVENESS IN THE ONTARIO SWINE INDUSTRY, Ken McEwan, Ridgetown College of Agricultural technology. - FEEDING FOR LEAN, Richard Smelski, Senior Swine Specialist, Ralston Purina, Woodstock. - QUESTIONS & DISCUSSIONS - OTHER COUNTRIES METHODS, all speakers. - BUILDING DESIGN FOR SURVIVAL; - LOW COST HOUSING ALTERNATIVES; - LABOUR EFFICIENCY IN EXISTING OPERATIONS, Frank Kains, OMAF Engineer, Waterloo - BIOSECURITY (KEEPING DISEASE OUT), Dr. John Martin, OMAF, Fergus - QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION BEEF SESSION Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1993 - 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. - OMAF Boardroom - Port Perry REGISTRATION: S5.00/PERSON - 7:00 p.m. - DURHAM FEEDLOT RESULTS. - BEEF GRADING UPDATE, John Pickering, Beef Cattle Specialist - WHAT MAKES ME PROFITABLE?, PANEL MODERATOR: HARVEY GRAHAM, O.C.A. Director. - PANELISTS: MURRAY GREAVES, Imcoc County, operates a Charolais cow herd and bull test station. O.C.A. Executive member. - RODNEY McLAREN, Prescott County, operates a 400 cow.calf herd, O.C.A. Director. DAIRY SESSION Thursday, Feb. 11,1993 - 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Blackstock Community Centre REGISTRATION: S15.00/PERSGN (includes lunch) - 10:00 a.m. - FUTURE PROFITABILITY IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY, by Rick Mountjoy, C.I.B.C. - ISSUES FACING MILK MARKETING, by Gcorgcc McNaughlon, O.M.M.B. - ROAST BEEF DINNER - FARMER PANEL: MY VIEW OF THE FUTURE OF THE DAIRY INDUSTRY, includes: - DALE DARROCH, Cameron - Dale & his wife Mary Catherine started in die dairy industry in 1987; - JIM ENGLISH, Hastings - Jim dispersed his herd Engvicw Holstcins in the fall of 1991; - DAN DONER, Cannington - Dan is expanding his operation Donclca Holstcins from 35 to 60 cows; MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT 60 VanEdward Drive, Port Perry, Ont. 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