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1 Page 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, October 1,1997 Jane Rowe Running for Ward One Council Seat After many years of community work and volunteer volunteer service, Jane Rowe lias decided to move on to a different level of community community service by running for Local Councillor in Ward 1 in the November 10, Clarington Municipal elections. Rowe and her husband of 27 years, Dr. Charles Rowe (Chuck), moved to their home in Courtice over 16 years ago and Jane has been active in the Courtice and Durham regions since that time. "The 'Volunteer Spirit' has always been an important important part of my life," Rowe said. Many of her volunteer activities have grown and changed as her two children, children, Darcy and Anlhca, grew. She was a regular volunteer in the Courtice area schools for over 10 years, serving in many capacities. She was also a Beaver Leader with Scouts Canada for three years. Rowe feels that her ability to be efficient, effective, organized, flexible flexible and responsive came from years of work as a full-time high school Biology/Ecology/Sciencc teacher with the Elgin County Board of Education and, since 1986, her work as a supply teacher with the Durham Board of Education. One source of pride for Rowe is that she and her husband were two of the original six founding members of the Courtice and Area Community Association. Her husband served as the first president president and she served on this first executive council. ,.She served as a citizen volunteer volunteer on the (former) [Newcastle Library Board 'and on their Library Needs ►Assessment Study. She [also did promotional and [public relations duties for [the Courtice and Area [Community Association. ; Her community ►involvement is extensive 3»d has shown her to have Jfijadership qualities, as [well as organizational, [management and communication communication skills. She sat as a •Trustee on the Board of [the Robert McLaughlin [Gallery for six years. [Rowe served in executive [positions with the ►University Women's Club [.of Oshawa and District '(now called The Canadian [Federation of University [Women), the Oshawa and [District Medical Wives' ►Association, the Ladies' ►Section of the Oshawa [Curling Club, and the [Volunteer Committee of [the Robert McLaughlin ►Gallery. £ Rowe was President of (the Volunteer Committee [of the Robert McLaughlin [Gallery then served as the [convenor of their highly •successful annual 'fundraising event called ['Art Mart'. For her work [in this organization Rowe, [in 1994, was awarded a [Ministry of ►Citizenship/Ministry of [Culture, Tourism and [Recreation 'Volunteer [Service Award' and in [1996 a certificate of recognition recognition from the Province [of Ontario. [ Recently, Rowe completed completed a term as the [President of the Ladies' [Section of the Oshawa [Curling Club and contînmes contînmes to serve on this executive. executive. Also, at present she is [serving on the Camp [Samac Art Festival •Committee of the Oshawa ►Art Association. I Over the past year she [has been active in [fundraising and helping [the 'Build Courtice' • Campaign which is raising [money for the new | Card Results were fourteen card players at [Ncwtonvillc Hall on Friday, [September 26th. Winners of [the euchre games were: 1st iMyrllc Gibson with 87 [points, 2nd Klaus Zulauf 81, [3rd Velma Jakcman 80, 4th (Don Stapleton 78, 5th Percy [Jakcman 78, 6th Ronald [Gibson 77 and Wallace • Boughcn with 77 points. [ Winning draws were: •Vivian McCool, Ed Hoad, [Eileen Stapleton, Ray [Hughes, Reid Harness, Doris •Joli and Lorna Crockett, Î The next card party at Ncwtonvillc Hall will be Friday evening, October 10th. [ There 'tables of Courtice Community Centre. One of her goals is to sec controlled, quality growth in the rapidly expanding Courtice area. She believes that good management and stewardship stewardship can maximize the quality of the environment through proper development development of parks, green space and environmentally fragile fragile lands while still maintaining maintaining our rich agricultural agricultural heritage. Rowe also secs a need for a bigger business tax base in Clarington and would work with Municipal Staff toward the goal of encouraging conscientious conscientious commercial development that again would be carefully balanced balanced with environmental and urban living considerations. considerations. Another goal is to anticipate future needs in this rapidly growing community community and establish priorities. priorities. An example of this is the need to increase the Fire Protection service in response to the increasing population. A priority would be to find the funds for a 24-hour Fire Station in Courtice. "I believe in accountability, accountability, good management, stewardship, and civic duly," Rowe said. SHOWING THE MONEY - A1 McDonald and Garth Cochrane, business agents for the United Association of Plumbers, Stcainfitters, Welders and Apprentices along with Alex Lolua, (middle) the Director of Government Relations Provincial Building & Construction Trades Council of Ontario show off the money their union members members raised during this past spring's Dad's Day fund-raising fund-raising campaign. This year, the Durham members raised $4,500. Jane Rowe CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the (oliowing in our current "75 Years Anniversary Sale" tlyer. Page 9. Baker's Secret Non-Stick Bakeware, S42-0822X. DOES NOT INCLUDE THE PIZZA PAN. Page 15. Two-sided parts case, 58-1049-4. The illustration is incorrect. 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