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1 I RINDLESS CENTRE SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g (17.6 oz.) pkg. • regular • maple • thick • kiss of orange • country mellow mix & match! 3 package limit Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 23,1985 7 Board of Education Supports Pornography Control Resolution BRISTOL MYERS BRAND r JAVEX LIQUID BLEACH LARGE 3.6L JUG 2 LIMIT PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 'CANADA NO. 1 GRADE WASHED CARROTS LARGE 10 LB. BAG The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education has backed a resolution which seeks greater control of pornographic pornographic material. Trustees meeting in Cobourg last Thursday agreed to support a resolution resolution from the Hastings Hastings County Board of Education on the subject subject of pornography. The board deplored the increasing tolerance tolerance of pornography pornography by the community. community. It noted that pornographic pornographic material is legally legally controlled through the Criminal Code. However, the Hastings board noted in its correspondence correspondence that the application ofthelawis based on community standards as to what is pornography. "Continued "Continued tolerance of pornography pornography leads to an acquired public acceptance acceptance which in turn becomes becomes a broadened community standard," the board said. Among the suggestions suggestions of the Hastings Board were a clear identification and classification of printed and video material. material. This would make questionable material containing explicit scenes more easy to recognize. Northumberland- Newcastle trustees also supported a declaration declaration that pornographic materials have a deleterious deleterious effect on individuals individuals both singularly and collectively and are contrary to the goals of the board. Trustee Bill Carman noted that in any resolution resolution against pornography, pornography, there is the question of which values to use in order to determine what material material is objectionable. Trustee Bob Willsher said he supports efforts to require clearer descriptions descriptions of material distributed. "We can't always be assured when we look at a label that it's suitable for a general audience," he said. CAMPBELL'S CONDENSED TOMATO „ VEGETABLE SOUP 10 FL OZ. 284 ml TIN DAVID SUPER THINS CRACKERS (SALTED OR UNSALTED) BOX 9 99* DUA 9 LIMIT CANADIAN CANNERS ' SWING cONTAINS 50% REAL JUICE ORANGE « PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK LARGE 1 L TIN MIX & MATCH 9 LIMIT While Supplies Last Rflo PRODUCT OF ONTARIO W CANADA GRADE Waverley Public School News RED DELICIOUS APPLES LARGE 10 LB. BAG 12 limitI DR. BALLARDS MISS MEW CAT FOOD Assorted Varieties (170 g.) Tin PROCTOR & GAMBLE BRAND TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT LARGE 6 L BOX BOUNCE 40 SHEET BOX FABRIC SOFTENER SCENTED OR UNSCENTED 2.99 2 LIMIT PRODUCT OF FRANCE - CANADA NO. 1 GRADE PASSÉ CRASSANE VARIETY PEARS SELECT .YOUR OWN 4- ENRICHMENT By Michael Holmes A few classes at Waverley Public School are organizing an advanced program for the students. Enrichment will be starting some time soon, and there was a letter handed out for the enrichment students. Enrichment will be taking place once a week in the mornings. The students will be having individual study activities and will be working on Science, Math, History, Reading and more. There are approximately 12 students in Mr. Mills' enrichment group. Enrichment will be taking place at home, school and at the Library. Mr. Mills feels that enrichment should be available for all students. HOUSELEAGUE By Lisa Gowans For the next month, Grades four, five and six will be playing netball for Houseleague. Netball will be played at 12:30 p.m. in the gym and different teachers will help the referees. Last week there was not a good turnout. We hope that students will come and play to help their teams win. POEMS and STORIES (collected by Stephen Cook- Abbott) Mrs. Clement's students have been working on poems titled 'Snow.' Here are two of the best: Snow By Bobbie Ellis Snow is fluffy, like cotton balls, Sometimes people don't know it falls. It's like an ice cream soda at the fair; You can build a snowman in the cool air. Snow By Ricky Kennedy Snow is cold and fluffy, Just like a white blanket. It feels like ice cream. Creek! it goes when you step on it. Packy. Cold. Snow! MRS. VAN SEGGELEN'S CLASS By Natalie Axclson and Diana Moriarity Mrs. Van Seggelen's Grade One class has been working very hard. The class has started to learn about 'Snow' in Environmental Studies class. The children have been going to man activity centres that are about snow (18 centres). They have been bringing in snow from outside and experimenting with it i.e. cooking snow. The class is decorated with outstanding paper snowflakes and snowmen. In Math they are doing facts of one and two and' they are learning to count to 100. They are learning rhyming words and word families. They're also producing great stories and one story dictated by Adele MacKenzic is seven pages long. (There is not room for it in our column). "ALRIGHT, I MADE THE TEAM" were the first reactions of some of the girls who made the W.P.S. girl's volleyball team. Mrs. Freeman, a grade 6 teacher and Mrs. Clement, a grade 4 teacher are coaching the team. It was a hard decision to choose which girls would make it. Here are the girls who made it: Erin Spencer, Danielle Big Canoe, Jennifer Dempster, Andrea Clark, Andrea McManus, Alishia Belfour, Kelly Conway and Lesley Britton. The team will be playing against all the schools in Bowmanville and Newcastle. 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AVOCADOS SELECT YOUR OWN KNOB HILL FARMS OSHAWA-DURHAM FOOD TERMINAL WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Newcastle Fitness Centre Will Participate in Annual Heart Fitness Swim Plan 9 A.M.-10 P.M. 9 A.M.-10 P.M. 9 A.M.-10 P.M. 9 A M.-10 P.M. 8 A.M.-10 P.M. 7 A.M.-10 P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY, JAN. 26/85 Throughout the month of February, "Heart Month", the Fitness Centre will he participating in the Fourth Annual Heart Fitness Swim. The purpose of this special swim endorsed by the Ontario Heart Foundation, Foundation, is to encourage adults to "get in the swim" and become become aware of their "heart fitness" while donating to a worthy cause. Any adult is eligible to participate in a half-hour or one-hour swim or both. How Do You Get Involved? Obtain an entry form at the Fitness Centre. Return the completed form and a cheque or money order made payable to the Ontario Ontario Masters Heart Swim. For participating in either the half-hour or one-hour swim the entry fee is $5.00 ($3.00 goes directly to the Ontario Heart Fund). If you wish to do both swims a charge of $8.00 will apply ($0.00 goes to the Heart Fund). Next you bring your lap counter/tinier in during an adult swim time and go swimming! The Fitness Centre will waive the regular regular $1,50 swim fee for the day you are attempting your special swim. Alter llie swim, give the cashier your results to put on your form and have your lap counter/ timer sign it. Our staff will take care of mailing in your donation and results. What's Your Reward? You will be sent a complete complete set of results comparing comparing your fitness swim with other participants in your sex and age category. You will also receive a special certificate from the Ontario Heart Foundation recording recording your personal achievement achievement and a printed bathing cap. Last, but certainly not least, you will bo donating to two worthy causes -- the Ontario Heart Fund and your own personal heart fitness. fitness. Last year was the Town's first year involved in the Heart Swim and the following following twelve special people represented us: Harold An- fossi, Barb Cunningham, Lola Kennedy, Murray O'Brien, Harold Ransbcrry, Norma Ransbcrry, Alison Reid, Linda Reid, Trudie Reid, Joan Sanlomcro, Jane Thomas, and Duncan Tillson. Let's join these special people this February and try to triple the Town's donation donation this year. For more information on the Heart Fitness Swim or when adult swim times are in order to swim contact the Fitness Centre at G23-3392. Please note: Ifyou arc not actively swimming prior to this event, you are advised to have a medical checkup and your doctor's approval, before participating,