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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, July 15,1987 Section Two Visiting Monster Greets Mayor and BIA Representative Warning System by Lloyd Scott Edvan Real Estate Celebrates 10th Anniversary With Friends '4/. When a six-foot monster asks you to sign a proclamation proclamation for the Bowmanvillc BIA's sidewalk sale, you don't argue. Here, Newcastle Mayor John Winters signs the document announcing the sidewalk extravaganza. extravaganza. Actually, the midget monster shown here is just a baby compared to the real 30-foot monstrosity which will appear downtown in time for the dawning of tomorrow's Bowmanville BIA sidewalk sale. Ted Denny, a member of the BIA Board and chairman of the promotions committee, is shown with the mayor and a special "guest" of sidewalk sale. The sale runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday downtown. Recent Highlights from Newcastle Links The Newcastle Golf Club was the scene of several golf tournaments in the early weeks of July. On July 4, the Orono Jive Turkeys held their 10th annual annual golf tournament. The game was well-con- tested with Gord Laker and Rick Fox tying for the low gross with 78. Laker went on to win it in sudden death competition. Third place low gross was held by Bud Roy with 81. SIDEWALK SPECIALS! THURSDAY - SATURDAY, JULY 16-18 THE CARTER FAMILY BAKERY 21 KING ST. E„ BOWMANVILLE Tel.: 623-5855 Taste the delightful difference of our all natural bakery products, made fresh daily from "scratch." Desserts and cakes for all occasions. LET US DO ALL YOUR BAKING The low net score was again a tie, this time between between Chris Dwyer and Don Clarke, each with 71, while Neil Paxton finished close behind with a score of 73. Steve McKnight held the mark for. the longest drive and Randy Nixon finished closest to the pin. On July 5, the Newcastle Golf Course's members held a "Mr. and Mrs." tournament. tournament. Helen and Tony Kerry finished first in the low gross with a score of 86, closely followed by Les and June Taylor with 87 and. Theresa St. Jules and Terry Kendal, with an 89. In the low net, Bob and Wilda Simpson finished first with 60, just one less than the 61 compiled by Jack and Eleanor Glover. Lucy and Ed Michaud finished third with a score Of 63. In individual competitions, competitions, Larry Crouse was the men's closest to the pin winner, winner, while Carolyn Garrod was nearest the mark for the ladies. Gord Blaker had the longest men's drive while Helen Kerry was tops for the ladies. Finally, Larry Crouse won the men's Pot of Gold while Carolyn Garrod took the ladies' event. m E U Television Sales and Service Service Calls Only S12 9S Maqnavox and Philips Dealer Television Service Co. 185 Church St Phone 623-3883 YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH If you miss our yearly inventory clearance! ALL GARDEN SUPPLIES SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES TO CLEAR SALE ENDS JULY 31, SO DON'T MISS OUT! , PARKLAWN GRASS SEED 20 kg retail$74.99 SALE$56.00 10-6-4 WEED 'N' FEED retail$10.99 SALE$ 7.00 C.I.L. GOLFGREEN 14 kg retail$17.99 SALE$12.45 LONG HANDLE SHOVEL retail$11.95 SALE$ 9.19 C.I.L. GARDEN FERTILZIER 20 kg retail $ 7.99 . SALE$ 4.99 BUG KILLER DUST 2 kg..: retail $ 5.49 SALE$ 3.50 1 1 /2 GALLON TANK SPRAYER retail$39.95 SALE$29.45 500 mL DIAZINON INSECTICIDE retail $ 9.49 SALE$ 6.33 500 ryL EARWIG KILLER CONCENTRATE retail $ 9.99 sale$ 6.66 STOP IN FOR A LOOK, THESE PRICES ARE TOO LOW TO MISS. MANY, MANY MORE SPECIALS SO DON'T MISS OUT! Serving Oshawa and area for over 75 years. % COOPER-SMITH 16 Celina Street, Oshawa Give us a call 571-1541 Designers of machinery build in automatic systems which warn of malfunctions, low fuel and damaged circuitry. When output exceeds tolerance, when intakes are outside a specified range, fuses blow, lights flash and power is shut off. The seat-belt light and buzzer in our cars are safety reminders. Without the oil light, we might forget to check the oil and risk ruining the car's engine. As a backup to the fuel gauge, a useful little light signals low fuel. Years ago, car' manufacturers dressed up the speedometer with a circle of red fluorescent light that glowed brighter at higher speeds. A reminder that speed kills. Alarm systems warn of intruders. The yellow light warns us that the traffic is about to flow the other way. Sirens, screams, growling dogs, the smell of smoke or burning rubber alert us to danger. We respond with a fire extinguisher, by applying the brakes, by getting out of the way, by being calm. We're also designed with built-in warning systems that alert us to impending trouble. We experience many signs of emotional and physical stress; anxiety, fatigue, boredom, headaches, backaches, fits of temper, alcoholic binges, depression. But I think we're pretty good at ignoring and misreading our "tilt" signals. Temporary relief from toothache pain feels great when the aspirin begins to work. At that point, the pain is the problem and all we're thinking about is symptomatic relief. The anti-depressant, the tranquillizer, the vacation, the new clothes also bring temporary relief from emotional distress. They mask the signs'/mute the pain and shorten our. memory of what might have been the basic problem. Disconnecting our car's low- fuel warning signal eliminates the irritating light, but we'll still run out of gas. Furthermore, anxiety, fatigue, boredom and frustration are as common as the commom cold. Somehow, we've persuaded ourselves that they're inevitable, just a normal part of everyday life. So, by ignoring them, masking them or accetping them as routine and normal, we've reduced the effectiveness of our warning system. We get ill, emotionally or physically, when we don't act on our sometimes vague discomfort. Most of us are more sensitized to signs predicting imminent danger to our cars than we are to warnings of emotional or physical trouble. And when we do get sick, emotionally or physically, we're often taken by surprise. It's as though we want to be as opaque to ourselves as we try to be to others. Why are some people frequently ill and others seldom ill? Part of the answer lies, I think, in the degree of rational interest we take in our inner experience of ourselves, and in the accuracy with which we label vague, inner discomforts, diagnose their causes and attend to them^ In this connection, it appears true that those who are most transparent to themselves and to others seem better able to acknowledge and correctly diagnose their inner experience. Their chances of good emotional and physical health seem better. Lloyd Scott is a Marriage and Family Counsellor in private practice in the Orono Medical Centre and Edvan Realty Ltd. celebrated its first decade last Friday afternoon and evening with a party outdoors for the firm's staff and numerous friends. At right, owner Edmond Vanhaverbeke, his secretary for the past 10 years, Carole Gardner, and wife, Sil via, cut the ceremonial cake to mark the occasion. The company started in Newcastle, moving later to Bowmanville and, still later, expanding its Bowmanville Bowmanville headquarters on King St. E. The Yorkshire Lad entertained one and all with Ltd. 10th anniversary celebrations. The birthday his music and wit (not to mention a fine collection party took place outdoors at the firm's Bowmanville of hats for all occasions) during the Edvan Realty offices on Friday, July 10. in Oshawa. He welcomes' letters from readers. Please feel free to write him in confidence, confidence, c/o The Statesman, Box 190, Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 3K9 Accident at Darlington A 57-year-old Whitby ironworker is in Memorial Hospital Bowmanville following following an accident at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. The man was working at the site at 7:10 p.m. July 7, when he was pinned against a metal shoring scaffold by a metal beam which was being hoisted by a crane. The injured worker was then rushed by ambulance to Memorial Hospital Bowmanville Bowmanville where he was placed in intensive care and listed in stable condition, condition, suffering from interna). interna). bleeding. An investigation of the accident accident is being undertaken by Hydro safety officials and the Ministry of Labour has been informed. Over the hill and proud of it m7«[] Cl. Twelve years ago Subaru Rut a lie.nl start In a product catcRory that's RettiuR lots of attention today--four-wheel drive In an "on-road" vehicle. So while the others arc still on the uphill climb, Subaru Is already at the top. 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