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\. N. Clubs cc Biowmanvi lie Toastmasters The October 27th, 1998 meeting of Bowmanville Toastmasters was very spe- clal. The entire membersltp enjoyed a unique event with a Halloween theme., Another exceptional meet- ing wili occur on November 10, 1998 when our guest speaker Ross MacKay, D.T.M. wlll highliglit our I ltli Anniversary events. Ross MacKay is a warma, entertain- lig and tisplrlng speaker. Wvhether leie s cliallenglng your intellect or touching your heart, lie will always be tickling your funny bone. Corne and be tickled by Ross anid erijoy an entertairi- irig evening. Our meeting starts with social time at 7:00 p.mn. ith proceedirigs commiencing at 7:30, November lOth, 1998. For more information please cail Irene Konzelmann 983-9423 Orono. Bowmanviile Museum For Qutît Hertg ek the ~ ar Bowanvle M -eu13 preseiting acdla y tof Paie ilits. Fftel inr 1917, was recently given to us by Jean Carrutliers. It Is now on d-isplay for tlie first timne. Our restored period bedroomrs also contain a inu-mber of iterýestLig old quitis, irlcludiirigf a rare 1887 Queena Victoria Gold-,en Jubîle uit We aiso haýve ,a number o fromC th Hai Aln that rari tlie Dmno r arid Piano Fa,,ctory Cbui'tt 1890), and two "ig oo motives from Germany. The collection includes an excel- lent threshing outfit model, includirig a worklnïg steam- tractor. Botli exhibits wili be up unil Christmas- Forfute iniformration please calie Muse,(um Office at 623-2734. VETERANS' WEEK Creating Uif In recognition of the achiùevements and sacrifice of Canadians duririg wartime and in peacekeeping opera- tions around the world, November 5 to 11, 1998 lias beeri declared Veterans' Week. This year, the week takes on special sigrifficance as Canadians mark the 8th anntversary of the end of the First World War. One aim of Veterans' Week is to bring the stories and lessons from Canada's wartlme experience to today's youtli. Veterans Affairs Canada has developed sever- ai products and actMvties for use in classrooms. Elementariy students will enijoy a colouiring and activit[y book wbihch features the peo- ple and places thiat played important roles ti Cariada's wa7jrttme iicLstor-y. They can alSo comple an activity B A 4 Club News On October l15tlh the 4T Club had 56 memibers erjoyirig a Ilovely roast beef meal wMth .al! the trimmings and pie for dessert. Catered by the Oronio Figure Skating Club. Presidiert Mari on welcomed everyone and Joyce Gray played for the grace. The hall anid tables were decorated for Thanksgivlng. The 50-50 winners were Ferri Lake, Bob Chaters, Lavina Downes. There was also draws for the table arrangements but 1 didn't get ail the names. P1residerit Maron read a poem, Thanksglving i the Country. After a short meeing we ah erijoyed somte entertairmrit by MarÎorie Caswell arid Marie Pedwell singlig somne 1Hymns. ,A]ong ,witli Bob Chaters doiig ,a couple of lits reriditioris which all enjoyed. After some visitirig and cleanirig up everyone left for home. Our riext supper will be November l9th - 6 p.m. put on by the Club. At this supper you are alI asked to bring your non perishable food plus your cash donation for the Salvation Army. The one we do every year at this time. We hope to have someone from the Salvation Army to accept our gift. Pres. Marion Tennant B S A I . . . s. *.. .* .. These are some of the iowest rates in Canacaa ANNUAL RATES ___ Il$250. I,00 $00,00 35 157 40 187 45 259 50 374 55 577 60 868 287 515 367 670 535 985 790 1,495 1,275 2,465 2,003 3,920 3,212 6,215 Kim Little Insurance & Investments (905)983-0512 ks to the past sheet that lhceludes informa- tion, games arid puzzles desigried to promote remem- brance. Senior elemeritary and sec- ondary school level studerits cari send postcards to Canadian peacekeepers around the world or to Canadian veterans to thank them for their contribution to world peace. As well, tliey cari test their knowledge of Cariada's role tintlie First World War through the Courageous Canadians Quiz. Students can surf the net and take part Ii a home page design coritest for the Veterans Affairs Canada web site or write a poem, ai story, a letter to a veteran, or wrTite about their thouglits on Rememnbrance Day to be posted or ithe w7eb site. The Veýteraris Affairs Cnaaweb sit'e address is wwvc 1 r-, acc.gc.ca. Every year, Veterans Mffairs Canada desigris and produces a. Remembrance Day Poster which is sent to sehools across Canada. In keeping wlth this year's theme, the postr focuLses on the role of Canadians in the First World War. The poster features a photograpli of Canadian soldiers enjoying a break from the war and a sertes of smaller photograplis including the HMCS Rainbow, the first ship com- missioried in the Royal Canadian Navy; Canadtan troops at the taking ofl Courcelette; a Canadtan figliter plane; and a mari betng operated on in a Canadtan Field Ambulance, In addition, numerous other. activities wlll be held across the couritry durinig Veterans' Week so Caaraians of al ages cari pay triîbute to Canada's veteranýs and peace- keepers.