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i 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 27,1993 Section Two * Rotarians Hear About District Convention Highlights ClUPS and Organizations Legion Ladies Auxiliary Presents Certificates of Appreciation to Members At the Thursday, October 21, meeting of the Bowmanville Rotary Club, members listened to presentations presentations from three colleagues who had attended a recent district convention at the Deerhurst Lodge. Past- presidents Joe Pinto, Bob Stevens, and current president Joe Sweet shared some ideas about community service that were discussed at the convention. by Lorraine Manfredo Rotary Club members who attended attended the district conference in Huntsville Huntsville this month report that it was one of the most successful to date. Past-presidents Joe Pinto, Bob Stevens Stevens and current president Joe Sweet told fellow members about the keynote keynote speeches and the ideas that came out of seminars. They had glowing praise for the entertainment, the food and the luxurious surroundings at the Deerhurst Lodge where the conference conference was held. Garnet Rickard introduced his three colleagues after club business on Thursday, saying: "It's very important important for our members to find out more about Rotary, particularly the newest members who might have questions." Bob Stevens, who is a 43-year member with the local club, had rave reviews about the Deerhurst Lodge. The facility boasts a sports complex complex with indoor tennis courts, and a Las Vegas-style auditorium with skylights skylights that can be "turned off' for movies movies or slide presentations. Guests may also use the golf course and enjoy enjoy the beautiful grounds. During the three-day convention, participating Rotarians were treated to entertainment provided by Rotary clubs. Australian exchange student Emily Howard, from the Bowmanville Club, was a real hit with her professional professional dance number, Stevens said. District governor Ron Denham delivered delivered his speech on Saturday morning. morning. It referred to the Rotary Club theme for 1993: "Do what you believe in; believe in what you do." One of the projects that Rotarians all over the world support is the Rotary Rotary Foundation which manages to invest invest $44 million per year on international international service. It is through such international fundraising, supported by 20,000 clubs world-wide, that millions of underprivileged underprivileged children in poor countries countries have been vaccinated against polio polio and five other diseases through the Polio Plus program. Less than one percent of funds collected collected for the Rotary Foundation go to administration costs, said Stevens. That is the third lowest amount of any, American charity. 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The Official Plan Review provides the opportunity to re-examine the goals and the basic strategy of the Plan for the Municipality. It also presents the public with the opportunity to express their views on how they wish their community to develop, The Planning and Development Department is holding four Public Information Sessions regarding the Municipality of-Clarington Official Plan Review as follows: Monday, Nov. 1,1993 Tuesday, Nov. 2,1993 Wednesday, Nov. 3,1993 Thursday, Nov. 4,1993 Newcastle Village Community Hall 20 King Street Newcastle Village, Ontario 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. Orono Arena and Community Centre 2 Princess Street Orono, Ontario 3:00 to9:00p.m, Bowmanville Recreation Complex Highway No, 2 and Regional Road 57 Bowmanville, Ontario 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. Dr. Emily Stowe Public School 71 Sandringham Drive Courtlce, Ontario 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. These Information Sessions are the second of a series that will bo hold throughout the Official Plan Review process. The purpose of these Information Sessions are to review, with residents, the various planning Issues and Potions loading to the formulation of planning policies. Planning Staff from the Municipality of Clarington will bo in attendance at the Information Sessions to answer any questions. Further Information may also bo obtained by calling Ms. Teresa Houbon of tho Planning and Development Department at 623-3379. /7\ t municipality of Franklin Wu.M.C.I.P. / (JÊ * g Director of Planning and Development I J arm fit on Municipality of Clarington -- 11 40 Temperance Street CS-lnd.*3274 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3AG tho United Nations, he said. "The money gets right to wherever it's needed through Rotary." Past-president. Joe Pinto attended a seminar entitled, "Save Planet Earth." The challenge for Rotary is to have a change in philosophy," he said. Such a challenge will take the community interest into consideration. Improving the local environment can be achieved through joint ventures between other service clubs and schools. Dr. Pinto said that Rotary clubs could consider bringing water-saving programs into the community by volunteering volunteering to install economical shower shower heads and toilet dams in seniors' apartments. The Bowmanville Rotary Club, in co-operation with area schools, has planted over 68,000 seedlings in the community over the past three vears. The club has planted more deciduous deciduous trees lately, as they are better oxygen oxygen producers. President Joe Sweet commented on the seminars he attended on preventing preventing drug and alcohol abuse. Although he wasn't surprised that ; the group felt education was the key ; to prevention, president Sweet was , mildly surprised to find many held the : opinion that smokers should have to , foot the bill for their hospital stays. Joe Sweet also commented on the~ " idea of twinning" clubs from' Cariad^Jj . with those in other parts of the world. i Rotarian Valerie Vajda thanked the ? speakers for their informative talk. Solina Heritage Keepers Hold ! Fifth Meeting . The fifth meeting of the Solina . Digging Deeper Heritage Keepers was held at Solina Hall on October 11. We opened the meeting with the 4-H Pledge followed by the roll call. We all told how our family celebrates a special day in our home. Carolyn read the minutes. Mrs. Bowman showed us her early early Canadian stamp collection. Mrs. Dair told us how she makes her own pot pourri from rose petals. She also told us how to dry various herbs. We then moved into the kitchen where we saw demonstrations on how to make Bannock by Sandi Ashton, Ashton, Johnny Cake by Elizabeth Mill- son, Dutch Truffles by Tim Dair, Beef Chop Sucy by Carolyn Barkcy, Apple Cake by Sabasticn Girault. The Junior members will be setting setting up an exhibit for our Achievement Achievement Program so they had a small meeting about what should be on the display. We all enjoyed the food that everyone had prepared. The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 p.m. and the cooking crew cleaned up the dishes before going home. Press Reporter Aaron Bowman Certificates of Appreciation in recognition of service were awarded to members of the Bowmanville Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary recently. President Nyhl Sheehan and Doreen Park, who is in chafge of Honours and Awards are pictured with Gertrude Muzik, Marg Garden and Mary Little who received the certificates for their years of service. If you are new to Bowmanville... would like to call on you Housewarming Gifts Information about your location. Call Your Hi Neighbour Hostess Rhoda Holt at 623-7070 with and new Business Directory ACCOUNTANCY WILLIAM C. HALL B. Comm. Chartered Accountant 35 King St. W„ Newcastle Telephone 987-4240. 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