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Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago--987-4201 Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 1,1994 17 Summer Spanish Program Offered Do hope our frosts are over for this spring! Congratulations to Mr. Irv McCullough, McCullough, who, with four other friends of the 1936 senior and junior baseball players,, were inducted into the Oshawa Sports Hall of Fame. Last Thursday Mr. Harry Wade visited Mr. and Mrs. Clem Jeffrey, Port Perry and Mr. Glenn Wanna- maker, Port Perry. On Friday evening Millbrook IOOF lodge celebrated its 100th anniversary. anniversary. Mr. Harry Wade was guest speaker. Birthday greetings to Valerie Rud- man, Jean Holmes, Jeff Richard, Garnet Garnet Smith, Tara Gamier, Janet Paed- en, Doug Rickard and Patti Sharpe. To Reverend and Mrs. Thomas Smith who now reside in Wingham, we extend congratulations and best wishes on their June 7th wedding anniversary. anniversary. We also wish Happy Anniversary to Jack and Jean Holmes, Kay and Cec Bowler, Jean and Glenn Allin. Congratulations! On Saturday evening Jack and Hazel Hazel Crago visited Ron and Michele 1 Hubbard, Joshua and Cory, Raglan. On Thursday, Judy Powell, Bow- manVille, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were guests of the Wayne Hunt family, Pontypool. All were celebrating celebrating Adrien's seventh birthday.. Last Tuesday through Friday Grade 6 students of Newcastle Public School and The Pines enjoyed a bus trip to Ottawa and Kingston. On Friday afternoon Diana Rowe and her mother, Margaret Pearce, visited visited with Nomia and Mac Ràrisbeny, Enterprise. Last Wednesday visitors with Mrs. Gladys Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. George Felgate, Claremont. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono, visited in the evening. On Monday the Cragos attended the funeral of Mr. Lloyd Richards, Bowmanville. Lloyd was husband of the late Eva Lane, father of Donald, Bruce and Doreen. Attending the Multiple District Lions Lions Convention in Ottawa on the weekend were Jean and Brenton Rickard, Terry and Jean Graham, George and Lana Rickard, Gord and Cathy Moulton, Tony and Mary Clements, and Roy Watts. Lioness Jean Rickard marched in the parade on Saturday. Mr. Douglas Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred attended the Port Hope Flyers ball game and Little Britain. Mr. Bruce Alldred coaches the Port Hope team which won the game. St. George's Anglican Church On Trinity Sunday, May 29, at 8 a.m. and 11 o'clock, there were services services of Holy Communion. The Reverend Reverend Robert Hartley, in preaching on gender equality, pointed out that in Jesus' relationship with Mary Magdalene, he treated her as an equal. When Jesus spoke with the woman at the well, he refused to become become confrontational when she continually continually taunted him. One great communion communion of Christians, automatically solves all racial and gender issues. You cannot, by definition, be a true Christian and not support total equality. equality. One of the hymns sung during the service was written this year by Maggie Maggie Milne, organist at Mr. Hartley's former church in Lindsay. It reflected her feelings on female equality. Flowers in ' the church were in memory of Bill Call given by his The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Conservation Authority is pleased to announce announce that its Heber Down Conservation Conservation Area Camping facilities will open for public use as of May 1st again this year. Pleasant treed sites are available adjacent to a 600 acre park and minutes minutes from all attractions in Durham Region. Serviced sites (water and hydro) hydro) rates are $17.00 per night and $102.00 per week (Canadian senior rates are $8.50 per night and $51.00 per week), G.S.T. included. All serviced serviced site fees include access to a dumping station. Unserviced tent sites are $10.00 per night and $60.00 per week, G.S.T. included. Sorry, no site reservations. Larger groups requiring camping accommodation or intending to utilize utilize the day use area for picnics, etc. are requested to book these facilities through the main office, (telephone - (905) 579-0411). In the past, visitqrs from around the world have taken advantage of these excellent campsites and C.L.O.C.A. staff look forward to welcoming welcoming both local residents and guests from outside the Region again. Directions: From Hwy. 401, take Brock Street/Hwy. #12 north to Hwy. #7. Turn west to Coronation Road and south to the entrance. wife, Hilda, and family. Our thoughts and prayers are with Doris Peters who is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville. Following the service a.video of the 1993 Walk for Jesus was shown in the Parish Hall. The walk is now an International event. This year it will take place on Saturday, June 25. Mr. Hartley will announce the time and location of our local walk in Oshawa. The Anglican Church women are planning an outing on Thursday, June 9. There is still time to sign up. Contact Contact Joan Haring at 623-5266. Car pool from the church at 5:45 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Anyone wishing to participate in the Myers-Briggs Type indicator program, program, being led by the Reverend Robert Hartley in the Parish Hall on Sunday evenings, June 5, 12 and 19, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. should contact the Church Office at 987-5044. The cost is $30.00 with a subsidy availàble on request. While the first session was nearly 100% adults, it appears this second session will have many younger participants including teen- agers. : ; V v. . St. Saviour's will serve a salad supper on June 1st at 6 p.m. Phone 9874551 or 983-5654 for tickets. St. Saviour's is also inviting the community community to an evening of special music by Déjà Vu Choral Ensemble, Ross Metcalf, Charlene Lewis and Dyson Drury on June 18th at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10.00. Phone 9874551, 983- 9639 or 623-7049. ::r _ Next Sunday services will be Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Holy Communion and Baptism at 11 a.m. United Church On Sunday, May 29th, 1994, Mr. Tim Campbell was Lay Preacher, delivering delivering the sermon God's Love. Reverend Donald Stiles and lay delegate Francis Jose were^attendirig n conference at Fair Haven Bible Conference Conference Centre. The children's story told by Lynda McGregor also stressed God's Love. Coffee hour was enjoyed following the service. Members of the Trillium Unit of the UCW meet on Thursday, June 2nd at 11:30 a.m. at the church. A social social time at the home of Helen Nesbitt Nesbitt follows the restaurant meal. Sunday, June 5th is Sunday School Anniversary with story teller Joan Sanderson. Picnic follows at Jose's. On Monday, June 13, the members members of the Sunshine Unit of the UCW meet at the church at 3 p.m. to go to Ann Cox recreational park for a picnic. The Durham Board of Education with the co-operation of the Spanish Canadian Cultural Society will offer free, Summer Spanish Heritage Language Language program at Glen Dhu, Public School in Whitby. The program is intended for elementary elementary School Age Children. No Spanish Language experience is required. required. The classes will run from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. for J.K. Grade 4 and from 12:30 - 3:00 p.m. for grades 5-8. From July 4th to August 5th., Pines Skip-a-thon Raises Funds for Heart and Stroke Foundation 1994. The daily activities will include pinatas and vocabulary games. Arts and crafts, songs and dances. Festive costumes celebrations, picnics and other outdoors activities are planned as well. To secure a seat, enrolment will take place June 14 and 21 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Henry Street High School in Whitby. For further information, information, please phone Mrs. Arnold at 905-579-2334. >W w_X /// //•] m DO YOU WANT TO: MOVE AHEAD? FIND A MORE CHALLENGING JOB? UPGRADE YOUR COMPUTER SKILLS? Complete Your High School Diploma in an Adult Environment * Adult Basic Literacy Classes Available * Classes start September 12 \ Registration: May 31 . June 7 and 14 m 9 a.m. -4 p.m. and 5 p.m. High School Credits in: • Desktop Publishing • Data Base IV • Personal Life Mgmt. - • English • Biology • Mathematics • Parenting ■ 8 p.m. • WordPerfect • Lotus I -2-3 • Co-operative Ed. • Geography •Accounting •'Chemistry • History Pick up your phone and call 623-6505 or ; stop in and see us at The N/N Centre for Individual Studies 2226 Maple Grove Road North Bowmanville, Ontario LI C 3K7 _ "Leaders in Learning" The Northumberland-ClaringtQn Board of Education Approximately 200 participants took part in the skip-a-thon held May 19 at The Pines Senior Public School. Organizers expect to raise between $1,000 and $2,000 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation as a result of this Jump Rope for Heart project. Just a few of the participants are shown above. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE NOTICE OF STUDY COMPLETION Highway 2 Reconstruction, from Newtonville easterly to Welcome, Town of Newcastle and Hope Township, Regional Municipality of Durham, County of Northumberland. , W.P. 98-82-00 THE STUDY The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and Regional Municipality, of Durham are negotiating the transfer of ownership of Highway 2 from MTO to the region. Prior to assuming the highway, the region requested that the section between Newtonville and Boundary Road be constructed in 1994. To fulfill this request, MTO found it possible to divide the original project into two sections. The section between Boundary Road and Welcome will be addressed by an Environmental Study Report to be prepared later this year. Construction on the section between Newtonville and Boundary Road is proposed for late this summer. MTO has now completed the detail design for, the construction of Highway 2 between Newtonville and Boundary Road. Under this proposal, MTO plans to widen the existing pavement from 6.1 m to 7.0 m wide, with 2.0 m shoulders. Minor adjustments to the vertical alignment, intersection improvements and minor improvements to the existing drainage system are proposed. THE PROCESS This study followed an approved planning process. Following contacts with external agencies and the public and a review with the Ministry, it has been determined that this project will not result in any significant detrimental environmental effects, and is therefore subject to reduced documentation. A letter outlining the review has been filed with the Ministry of the Environment and Energy. If after July 18, 1994 significant concerns have not been identified, further documentation will not be prepared and construction may start without further notice. COMMENTS We are interested in hearing any comments or concerns you may have about this project. With the exception of all personal information, all comments will become a part of the public record. Please direct comments or questions by July 18,1994 to: Mr. Waidy Wong, P. Eng. Project Engineer Ministry of Transportation Engineering Section Atrium Tower 1201 Wilson Avenue Downsview, Ontario M3M 1J8 Tel: (416) 235-5577 Ontario Fax:(416):2354382