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I 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 14,1984 Section Two A guide to fine dining and entertainment. \ , ' V' c YWCA Hosts Christmas Crafts Program Mandy Fluke, one of nine children attending the YWCA's Christmas Crafts program, receives help from Heather Morton with her "Rudolph the Reindeer" Reindeer" tree decoration. Children from the area have been enjoying a four week long Christmas Crafts program at the Waverley Public School in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, sponsored by the YWCA. , Under the direction of instructor instructor Heather Morton and her assistant Debbie Niklaus the children, ages 8-12, have made Christmas tree decorations and stuffed stuffed felt toys to be enjoyed by family and friends over the holidays. Enrolment is down this year, to 9 participants from 16. Elizabeth Peacock, the YWCA's Coordinator of Publicity, is hoping for a better turnout for programs beginning in January. The new programs for young people include: Arts and Crafts for Preschoolers, Fitness and Fun for Little Ones, and Babysitter Training. Training. There will possibly be a Teen fitness class if enough interest is expressed. expressed. Listen to "the sounds of a different drummer" 24 hours a day CFMX-FM 103.1 or plug Into the sound of 2 different drummer err able in Port HoptiCobourg at 100.9 MHz Registration for the January January programs begins on November November 15 at 34A King Street W., in Bowmanville. The office is open on Thursdays Thursdays 1-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m., and on Fridays 1-4 p.m. For further information please call 623-3664 during the above hours. Register Now for YWCA Class Registration for YWCA programs in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Newcastle and Orono areas, will begin Thursday from 1-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. for members and 1-4 p.m. on Friday for non-members at 34A King Street West in Bowmanville. Outreach programs of the Oshawa YWCA offer a variety variety of activities in their Winter session, including Arts and Crafts for Pre- Schoolers at the Visual Arts Centre and Fitness and Fun for little ones ages 2 1/2 -5 in both Orono and Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Youth programs such as Babysitter Training and Jazz Dancing are also available available through the YWCA. For adults, there are general general interest programs which include Mini-Hostess, Mini-Hostess, Bumpkins Softsculpture, Knitting and C.P.R. Heart Saver. All of the YWCA Classes emphasize Fitness, Fun and Safety, varying in content content from Fitness to Music, Easy Does It, and Bodys- culpture, from beginners to advanced levels. For further information call 623-3664. Watch for Lucky Santa Parade Buttons • i. ~ ar -- f --- i The Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade Buttons were distributed to various stores throughout town last Friday morning. The money that is raised in button donations will go toward supporting the parade, now in its 23rd year. Those people who own "lucky buttons" can turn them in at 1:30 the day of the parade (November 17th) at the four corners. Winners will receive a $10 gift certificate redeemable at participating stores. Pictured here are Marie Baker (left) and Marg Crago handing out the first jar of buttons to Ethel Wilson (center) from North End Market. Workshop Completes High Ground Performances The Bowmanville Drama Workshop has just completed a successful production production of the Charlotte Hastings drama, High Ground. The three-act play takes place in a convent located in England during 1947. It was performed at Bowmanville High School Auditorium November 8, 9, and 10. The cast, in order of appearance was: Christine Thompson, Elaine Van Zanten, Anna Blake, Brad Brooks, Cathy Haick, Randy Alldread, Judy Bagshaw, Scott Kelly, Sharon Thompson, Irene Bennett, and Doreen Cripps. Teachers Hold Workshops IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PARENTS of B.H.S. STUDENTS The teaching staff of Bowmanville High School cordially invite all parents and guardians of our students to meet our teachers during interviews on Tuesday, November 20,1984 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. We look forward to welcoming you to the school. H. Bradley Principal The Durham Elementary Teachers Association (DETA) will hold professional development development workshops for elementary elementary school teachers Wed., Nov. 14. The workshops will deal with a wide range of subjects, from curriculum development to computer use, physical science to physical education. There will be 33 workshop choices for elementary teachers in the morning, and 38 in the afternoon. The range of choices is designed to meet the needs of teachers offering a wide variety of services to Durham students. In addition, there are 30 workshops organized by the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) open to elementary elementary school teachers. The CEC workshops offer the regular classroom teacher a chance to explore new means of effectively reaching each child, whether slow or gifted. The workshops are offered by teachers and consultants from Durham and other boards of education. The day is paid for by the teachers themselves. The keynote speakers for the day will be Bruce Mather, Durham's Director of Education, Education, who will talk about the pursuit of excellence in education, education, and Jean Harrison, who will discuss the effects of stress. The Nov. 14 activities are part of a board-wide professional professional development day involving involving approximately 2,400 Durham elementary and secondary school teachers. A publishers display of new books and other teaching aids will be held as part of the day's activities at R. S. McLaughlin CVI in Oshawa. The day's workshops include: include: Curriculum development development - grades seven - 12; Computer Art; Improving Student Evaluation in English and History; Career Changes for the 80s and how to set up a Career Awareness Day; Mathematics - Math Anxiety - Women in Mathematics; The Three R's and Play, Children Growing and Learning. The PD Day will also include include two teacher tours, to the McMichael Canadian Collection Collection in Kleinberg and to the Commodore Business Machines Education Centre in Scarborough. The theme of this year's board-wide PD Day is "We Make Us Better" - our teachers' way of saying they know the importance of professional professional growth through the exchange of ideas amohg educators. CORRECTION NOTICE Oshawa Little Theatre presents "TRIBUTE" Nov. 15-18; 22-25; 29-30; Dec. 1 DIRECTED BY JOAN HILL not John Hill as printed in the advertisement of November 7th. 2> Yulcfide at the Plill 6th Annual Christmas Show and Sale of Fine Arts ' and Crafts Fri., Nov. 16 - 6 to 9 p.m. Sat., Nov. 17-11 a.m.toS p.m. Sun., Nov. 18-12noonto4p.m. Hot Cider and Sweets FREE Admission Paintings, Prints, Rughooking, Volunteer Crafts, Afghans, Weaving, Pottery, Jewellery, Leather Goods, Scarves, Textiles, Dried Flowers, Children's Clothing, Toys, Dolls, and much more. ■Bake Sale -- Win a Christmas raffle. 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