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I I Canada Cord Presented to Local Pathfinder '-t\ ST" Tanya Lloyd, of the Second Bowmanville Pathfinders, was presented with her Canada Cord last Thursday, May 2. The Canada Cord ceremony took place at the Memorial Park Clubhouse. The recipient of the Canada Cord, which is Guiding's highest honor, is shown here along, with Pathfinder Leader Charlynne Tillcock (left) and Brenda Lloyd (right) who is Guider-in-Charge and also the mother of Tanya, New Display At Gallery An exhibition of recent paintings on plywood panels by Toronto artist June Handera Handera will be on view at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa from May 23 until July 14. The public is invit- "diîference DASHWOOD ENTRANCE DOORS welcome ÿou to a world of beauty and affordability. Our energy efficient systems can be installed by Dashwood Technicians or you can rely on us for helpful Instructions and do-it-yourself. WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE cffl DASH WOOD n u 1200 PHILLIP MURRAY AVE., OSHAWA 436-1344 lr«rl»m«ib nl |l«\haiMl Induxlhrt lim.lfd 3 DU tne "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modern tanker trucks. • We sell portable heater fuel. • Dependable 24-hour service. ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAM Telephone 623-5516 HARRISON FUELS £sso '12 Sturrock Road Bowmanville ed to attend the opening reception reception on Tuesday, May 28, from 7:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. June Handera is a painter painter whose work stands in easy proximity to that of other students of Jock Macdonald, Macdonald, including such abstract abstract painters as William Ronald and Richard -Gorman. -Gorman. Her long association with Painters Eleven, the group which the Robert McLaughlin Gallery has chosen to examine, stretches back to her first lessons with Macdonald in the home of Alexandra Luke in Oshawa. Handera was a high school student at the time; only after after study at the Ontario College College of Art was she to realize the importance of Macdon- alds's methods in working automatically to generate images. These shimmering, elegant elegant paintings combine abstraction abstraction with the tangible physicality of found objects. Her shapes and gestures, filled with intention and thought, remain subtle and surprising. These are the works of. an. artist evolving, and mastering an-abstrac-- -» tionist's vocabulary. Her sensibility is poetic, highly confident, and energetic. She's constant!; with shape, and her worl seems open, yet veiled. She gives her paintings a glimmering glimmering texture, so that they read several ways at once. She's interested in the actual actual process of the work; her images, all on the verge of being, are open to a wide variety variety of interpretation. In a way, she's transforming earlier earlier work as well as refitting refitting the world around her. The exhibition is accompanied accompanied by a pamphlet with an essay by gallery Director, Joan Murray. Admission to the gallery is free. Gallery Hours: Monday: Closed, Tuesday and Thursday: 10 - 9 p.m.; Wednesday and Friday : 10 - 6 p.m.; Saturday ana Sunday; Sunday; 12 - 5 p.m. $ i ',-r- y x fv : Right now, when you open a National Trust TOTAL Chequing Account you'll get the highest chequing account interest rates available - PLUS a chance to win one of three Jeep YJ's! You'll also find our TOTAL Money Market Savings account lias among the best daily interest savings rates around. Willi our tiered balance structure, l lie higher your balance the higher our interest rate. Checkout National Trust for details today! National Trust Veltri Complex 68 King St. E. Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 3X2 416-623-2504 Federated Women Take Aim at Waste Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 8,1991 9 Local Artist Shares Quilting Talents with B.H.S. Students ., FWIO is The Outstanding Outstanding Organization. The Outstanding Organization Organization for the Ontario Waste Management Award from Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) was presented to Federated Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario (FWIO) at the RCO Awards ceremony held in Toronto on April 18th. The Award States "Through education, education, ' demonstration and advocacy FWIO, in its commitment commitment to advance reduction, reduction, reuse and recycling throughout the province of Ontario is successfully affecting affecting public behaviour. In recognition of this environmental environmental leadership and to ex- press the appreciation of the members of the Recycling Council of Ontario this award is presented to FWIO by John D. Birchall, Chairman Chairman RCO. In accepting the award, the President of FWIO, Peggy Peggy Knapp, stated she was thrilled to accept the award on behalf of the 20,000 FWIO volunteers from across the province. Their accomplishments were as di verse as the Lobbying of Municipal Municipal Councils in Waste Management and Recycling to the organization of women women along our country picking up and recycling waste found in ditches. FWIO has as their theme for the decade of Women and the Environment, Environment, a theme that can suit the diversity of interests of FWIO across the province. FWIO is committed to improve improve the environment they live in and not just for the present but for future generations generations to come. As part of that commitment their special special project for 1991-2 is for every FWIO, branch, district and area, to plant at least one tree and hopefully even more than one. Not only will the planting of trees help the local community and the environment but it is a symbol symbol that FWIO is committed to its own growth within Ontario. Ontario. FWIO is proud to be the Outstanding Organization in Ontario for its work to minimize waste. I î T >■ "r '--►■cm 1, i, a v rt i * ;■* TtiptsCr.v, PferUDt m V. r ■ ■'ll f; X x',"; .•• ... • *i - ' V } ii ' vi ", .(&**$*" Members of the student council executive at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School are pictured here with artist Judith Judith Tinkl and one of her quilts which the student council purchased for the school. Each year, the council council purchases items to enhance the school. Pictured with Ms Tinkl (at the back near, the quilt) are (in no particular order) Tanya Isert, Mike Hilborn, Colin Majid, Erin O'Toole, Steve Beattie, Greg Tink and Steven Kay. 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