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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 23,1986 5 9temi of 9*Ueàeit Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dore (nee Nancy Brown) and their daughter Lindsay Dore and Dean Brown formerly of Bowmanville Bowmanville and now living in Nackawic, New Brunswick spent a few days while on vacation with their grandparents grandparents Vera and Maurice Prout. South, Oshawa, on Saturday, August 23, 1986. Preliminary competitions begin at 11 a.m. with the finals starting at 7 p.m. A total of 17 Corps are expected to compete in cadet, A and B classes, plus an exhibition unit. The evening will end with a spectacular massed band grande finale with an ethnic touch. Philip Sean Moodie, California, California, basketball player for St. Joseph Notredame High School, Alameda, California, is visiting his aunt and uncle, Charles and Dahlia Campbell of Taunton Rd. E., R.R.2, Orono. Philip is impressed with the peaceful relaxing, with the peaceful, relaxing, slow pace of village life in Orono. Oshawa council is to receive a feasibility report concerning development of lands in the downtown core at Bond and Division Streets which relates to a proposed hotel. The study was conducted by a Toronto firm at a cost of $25,000. The study calls for a 20-room hotel, a 100 seat restaurant and a 50 seat lounge. The Oshawa Rebels will be hosting the National Drum and Bugle Corps and Marching Marching Band Championships at Civie Fields, Thornton Road Ladies ages 18 and over! We want to encourage you to enter The Miss Durham Central Fair Contest during Orono fair, September 4th, 5th, 6th Morals, Manners and God by Rev. W. Whitman Liberty Pentecostal Church "God In the Classroom" Just yesterday on our local newscast I heard where the Supreme Court of Ontario voted to turn down a request by a half dozen mothers, to have morning prayer removed from the classroom. That's one decision which I whole heartedly endorse. The educational policy in Ontario has always been one of co-operation of church and state. It was in accordance with this policy that religious instruction manuals for teachers, were published back in 1945. The general acceptance acceptance and wide use of these books encouraged the Ontario inter-church committee on religious education in schools to publish another text for grade 7 students. This was done in 1959. Daniel Webster wrote; "Knowledge doesn't comprise all that is centered in .the larger term of education. The feelings must be disciplined; the passions must be restrained; true and worthy motives must be inspired. A profound Christian faith is to be enjoyed and pure morality is to be maintained under all circumstances. All of this is comprised in a true education." If Webster was right, then I'm afraid our present educational system has fallen far short of providing that "true education." In previous decades Christian teaching and principles were taught and respected in our public schools, but now it's the new religion of humanism and situation ethics.. A famous American lawyer once said: "The Bible is our only safe guide and the moment we relegate it from BAHA'I FAITH "Incline your ears, O friends of God, to the voice of Him Whom the world hath wronged, and hold fast unto whatsoever will exalt His Cause. He, verily, guideth whomsoever He pleaseth i unto His straight Path. This is a Revelation that infuseth strength into the feeble, and crowneth with wealth the ' destitute." For information call 623-7621 or 623-9277. our lives, a catastrophy will come upon us such as we have not known before." I believe that Christian faith and morals are vital to the survival of our free western civilization in all areas of life., eductional, political, religious and social. Surely we aren't against brotherly love, honesty, peace, mutual consideration and a firm foundation to hold to when turmoil and distress touch our lives. So I say, "Thank God for the wisdom of the Ontario Supreme Court in turning down this unconscionable request. Native Youngsters Guests of Hydro at Orangeville Centre More than 100 native young people from across Canada were guests of Ontario Hydro this month at its conference centre near Orangeville. The utility provided accommodation accommodation for the week-long workshop organized by the Canadian Council for Native Business because of the corporation's corporation's involvement in projects affecting native peoples and its recognition of the young delegates' future role in administration and business management. Three-star Safety Rating The Darlington Nuclear Generating Station has won an international award for construction construction safety. The station, which is the largest construction project in North America, with a peak workforce of 7,000, received an advanced three-star rating by the International Safety Rating Council after its extensive extensive review of Darlington's safety policies, procedures and work-site conditions. Only three per cent of the 250 companies reviewed by the council qualified for the advanced rating. Wind and Solar Experiments Ontario Hydro is experimenting experimenting with solar and wind power in two northern Ontario native communities this summer. The 10-kilowatt solar unit on Big Trout Lake north of Thunder Bay and the 70-kilowatt 70-kilowatt wind generator at Fort Severn near Hudson Bay, will supplement existing and expensive diesel generation. Contracts Awarded In Ontario Buying everything from computers ' to coveralls, Ontario Hydro awarded over TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Church and Division Simla Bowmanvftie, Ontario Church Phone . Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 ' Minister: Rev. J. E. Peter* Visitation: Rey. A. Amachor SUNDAY, JULY 27,1986 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship "Partners in Healing" We welcome members of St. Paul's United Church congregation during the month of July. For information on Nursery Care and Church School call 623-3138. WELCOMING NEWCOMERS FOR 150 YEARS r $710 million worth of contracts in 1985, a decrease of 3.3 per cent from 1984. Of those contracts, 84 per cent were awarded to Canadian firms, 90 per cent of those in Ontario. Contracts valued over $1 million included: Darlington Generating Station (GS), 15 awards valued at $38.6 million; Pickering GS, seven awards valued at $25.7 million; Bruce GS, five awards valued at $12.9 million; Lambton GS, two awards valued at $2.7 million; Nanticoke GS, one award valued at $2.5 million; Supplies and services, 32 awards valued at $68.3 million. Lakevlew Station Turns 25. To mark the 25th anniversary anniversary of the Lakeview Generating Station, over 1,500 neighborhood residents and Hydro employees attended an open house on site June 14 and 15. The 2,400-megawatt station is the oldest coal-fired plant in operation at Ontario Hydro. Located in Mississauga, on Lake Ontario, Lakeview employs 450 people. Electricity Demand Increases June's peak demand for electricity reached almost 16 million kilowatts, an increase of 7.5 per cent from the June 1985 peak of 14.8 million kilowatts. kilowatts. Total customer use of electricity electricity was 8.8 billion kilowatt- hours, up 4.4 per cent from the June 1985 total of 8.4 billion kilowatt-hours. Export Revenues In June, Ontario Hydro sold an estimated 363 million kilowatt-hours of electricity to the United States. These exports earned Ontario consumers consumers more than $7.2 million. Call 623-5577 for Flowers 154 Years of Community Service &t.3Mbn's t Anglican Cfjurtf) Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario SUNDAY, JULY 27,1986 8:00 a.m. Holy Cbmmunion 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. - The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley Guys GrGals Shear Magic Retail Sidewalk Sale Specials 28 Division St. Bowmanville 623-1341 No Appointment Necessary Classes at Fitness Centre Prepare Children for Emergencies and 7th. Prizes will be awarded by Garnet Rickard. For information phone Mrs. Harold Ransberry, 983-9597. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham, of Orono, who celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, Wednesday, July 9th. Congratulations to Kin Doug Stapleton who recently was presented with the Kinsmen of the Year award for his outstanding outstanding work, during the past year, in the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club. Tickets are available now for the 8th annual Beef Barbecue at Mac and Norma Ransberry's farm, north of Orono. Sponsored by the Durham Durham Northumberland Liberal party, the guest speaker will be the Rt. Hon. John Turner, instructor keeps a check list of every exercise the student student has completed successfully. successfully. There is a practical practical swimming test for those students who graduate to the higher levels where lifesaving methods are included included in the course of study. The students have a choice of whether they pré féra private orsemi-private lesson. These are geared specifically towards the individual individual who requires lessons lessons on a one-to-one basis with the instructors. Although the program seems to be a big success, there isstill room in the August August classes and the cost is only S25. These courses begin August 5th and will continue until the 28th. They will be held Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, Thursdays, at specific times depending depending upon the age of the student. There is still time to register register your child, but be sure to hurry. Call the Bowmanville Bowmanville Fitness Centre or drop in to pick up a registration form before they are gone. A Pair of Manitoba Sweethearts Taking a plunge into the pool at the Fitness Centre, 12-year-old Suzanne Brooks of Bowmanville has little to fear for she was taught to swim by the best. Participating in the Fitness Centre Swimming Program, Suzanne has been taught by instructors who are well prepared for any type of emergency. The program has two registration dates -- one program for the month of July, and another beginning August 5th. The classes are held every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. A great way to beat the summer heat. by Stephanie Chapman Whether you're an accomplished accomplished swimmer or a youngster barely able to blow bubbles, chances are that you can benefit from the wide variety of swimming swimming programs offered in the municipality this summer. summer. The lessons are provided at the Fitness Centre, in Bowmanville, and at the outdoor pools in Newcastle and Orono. The lessons begin with the three or four-month-old baby and extend all the way to adult or senior ages'. In fact, there are approximately approximately 270 people who attend attend the classes in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, while 65 attend classes in Orono's outdoor pool and 40 are enrolled in programs in Newcastle Village. Village. The three pools are a home base for 28 excellent instructors who have had a lot of practice training preschoolers, preschoolers, and are well equipped to handle an emergency. Depending upon the level of expertise, the participants participants are put into different categories. The program teaches the basic skills like blowing bubbles as well as the more complicated ones such as lifesaving methods. "One of the programs we have really developed is the pre-school mini program," said Jane Lunn, Program Directer at the Fitness Centre, "Many people are interested in starting their children younger." One of the programs called "Parent and Tot" deals with youngsters from the ages of newborns to one, one to two, and two to five. These lessons may be taken with or without the parent; "What happens is that the child learns with repetition," repetition," said Mrs. Lunn, "The arm and leg movement is natural. There is no fear." Pediatricians state that the presence of chlorine in the water docs not hurt the children of any age. If anything, anything, it is the temperature, of the water that makes them uncomfortable. The children in the one to two age group are very confident confident in the water as most became comfortable in the water before moving up a level. These children learm things like jumping in the water and swimming, or floating to the side of the pool to safety. "One of the main reasons for starting them off young is so they can learn water safety," said Darla Cameron, Cameron, pool supervisor at the Fitness Centre. "If you think'about it, most of the drownings are with kids this age. The reason why they are swimming with their clothes on is if they were to have an accident, they would be used to the feel of their wet clothes." 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