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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 18, 1989 Bunny Rowland designs by Cathy Olliffe Maybe Bunny Rowland should have been a graphic art- ist. Instead, she is a devoted mother of two, and an equally devoted member of the Girl Guides of Canada. She is the first Port Perry resident to ever be represented on the prestig- ious Provincial Council of the Girl Guides of Canada. She's their secretary, as well as an enthusiastic promoter of the entire Girl Guides move- ment. But does she know how to wield a pencil! Bunny's creative abilities have recently garnered her fame, if not fortune. Her de- signs for Girl Guide crests were selected by judges and will be made up into crests to be used by youngsters in the Central ig of the Girl Guides of Cana- a. Central Area spreads from Pickering to Lake Simcoe and all the way to Port Hope and Co- bourg. The crests will be used as "traders" and will no doubt ap- pear on sleeping bags and back- packs belonging to girls from all over the world. She read about the contest in the guiding magazine "Central News & Views", and decided to try her hand. Not that she was a novice when it comes to crest design- PAUL VAN CAMP Chartered Accountant 52 Water St. 9885-97885 Port Perry ing--she had already designed crests for Port Perry District, Ontario, and a bookmark (which is available all over Can- ada). So she figured, "I'd give it a shot. It's just doodling," she says modestly, "putting in time." She submitted one entry, but wasn't happy about it, so she tried another one and mailed it off in March, just before the con- test deadline. Her second entry was the hands down winner. It features a yellow six point- ed flower (representing the six Guide divisions in Central Area). The yellow represents sunshine and the sunny disposi- tions of members. She chose the green in the crest for vegetation and the love of the outdoors. Blue was in- cluded because of lakes, sky and the Guiding movement colours, and the white background rep- resents winter and the purity of members. There was no prize for Bun- ny's award-winning crest. No trip around the world, no mil- lion dollars, not even a free box of Girl Guide cookies. But she doesn't care. "I did it all for the love of Guiding," she says with a grin. Actually, Bunny almost al- ways has a grin on her face, probably because she is so hap- * INCOME TAX * FINANCIAL PLANNING * SMALL BUSINESS OSHAWA-WHITBY FAIR JULY 20 to 23, 1989 | LOCATION: Garrard Rd. North of Conlin Whitby THURSDAY, JULY 20th: Beginning at 6:00 PM - Demolition Derby; Bingo; Midway; Petting Zoo; Concession Tents; Weall & Cullen Wedding Display; winning Girl Guide crest py about her years with Guid- ing. She started with Guides the way most parents do--her two daughters, Margaret and Jan- et, were enrolled in Brownies, 80 Mom decided to helpout as a Tawny Owl. A year or so went by and Bun- ny found herself as a Brown Owl (the head honcho of the Brownie pack). She stayed with her Brownies until December 1988, finally re- tiring so she could devote her- self to the administration as- pect of Guiding she had involved herself with so com- pletely. Despite the fact that Marga- ret and Janet have long since grown out of Guides, Bunny is loving it more than ever. She has met many famous people (including the Lieuten- ant Governor of Ontario, Lin- coln Alexander) and she's made all kinds of new friends. And she's always busy either going to meetings or taking training sessions (by the looks of her photos, the training is more fun than work!). "When you start with 'Guides," she says, "you have no idea where you can go." And she is a testament to the fact that anyone can go far. Bunny Rowland Is completel As for her crests, she's happy with them of course, but she has no intention of becoming a full- time designer. First off, she doesn't have y devoted to the Girl Guide movement, and she's also a pretty fine artist. Recently her crest designs won a Guide contest. See story for detalls. enough time. But she doesn't really consider herself to be an "artist." "It's just a chance to promote Guiding," she says. And smiles. Again. Council has no objection to Ward 4 lot severance Scugog Township council has voted "no objection" to an application by Ward 4 council- lor Glen Malcolm to sever two building lots from his farm at North Nestleton. ! ;Theapplication was to goin front of the Region"s Land Divi- sion Committee this week. Scu- gog council has the right to com- ment negatively or "no objection" to all applications for . severancein the Township. When the application came in front of the Township council July 10, councillor Malcolm de- clared a conflict of interest and left the chambers as the matter was being discussed. Earlier this year, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm applied for a re- zoning on the same portion of their farm. Council has yet to application, it will be condition- al on the re-zoning approval from the local council. In total, the Malcolms want to create five building lots on the northeast corner of the Nes- tleton Road and Concession 7. Council made it clear that ey CATER if the severances are approved by the Land Division Commit- tee, Scugog will insist.on a prop- er study of drainage, water sup- plies, soil tests and money to up-grade roads in the immedi- ate area. CRC RA RC "SERVICES For All Your Social Functions WEDDINGS, PARTIES, B.B.Q..s, etc. Antique Carriage & Buggy Display. FRIDAY, JULY 21st: 6:30 PM - Official Opening; } ' Highway Tractor & 4X4 Truck Pull, sponsored by Molson's. . Bingo; Ladies' Building; Petting Zoo; Bavarian Garden (evening live coun- try & variety music featuring "Two for the Road"); Floriculture Tent; Weall & Cullen Wedding Display; Antique Carriage & Buggy Display. SATURDAY, JULY 22nd: Saddle Horse Show, Arabians; Weall & Cullen Wedding Display; Antique Buggy & Carriage Display; Military Vehicle Display; Ladies' Building; Floriculture Entries; Pony Rides; Petting Zoo. Open Horse & Pony Show. 10:00 AM to Noon - Baby Show featuring Puffy the Clown; Dale Paige with his old. fashioned Caliope * featuring music and magic; Cattle; Heavy Horses; 4H Dairy & Beef Show; Bavarian Gardens with live entertainment featuring "Two for the Road" commencing at 4 until 6 PM evening entertainment starts at 8:00 PM with an exciting 3 pc. group live, country & variety! 1:00 PM - Magic Show feat Mv the Clown". Log Sawing Contest; 4:00 PM - Horse Pull; 6:0 AM - Demolition Derby. CHOO Radio 1390 A:M - "Durham's Voice by Choige", will be broadcasting live Saturday from 4 to 8 PM and will be assisting us with announcing Satur- day and Sunday. ' SUNDAY, JULY 23rd: / Midway: Puffy the Clown with Magic Shows' SHeep Show; Sheep Shearing - Demonstration; Mo Vint on his locomotive with exciting music and magic; NOON - Antique & Specialty Car Show, sponsored by Tint Master, Oshawa. Light Horse Show; Lymeridge Promenaders 'Old Tyme Fiddlers', 2 PM - Final Championship Heat Demolition Derby Draw for trip for two to Montreal, sponsored by Algonquin Travel, Oshawa-Whitby Fair and VIA Rail. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 655-3962 (FAIR), 579.8720; 725.8458. ! decide on that re-zoning appli- cation. If the Land Division com- mittee supports the severance Until July 31, 1989, we will perform a FREE Brake Inspection with any service on your car or truck. Call Bonnie or Jim for an appointment. 985-8401 -> Nobody Does It Better! CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTO. 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