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t 2_ The Canadian Slnlesman. Bnwmnnvillc. November 4, 1987 AROUND THE TOWN iii 1 ffllSIffl ®<J 11 IPff; nj At-- g M H I ; ï HYDRO RATES ANNOUNCED -- Ontario Hydro's Board of Directors has approved an average rate increase of 4.7 per cent, effective January 1, 1988. That amount represents the cost charged by Hydro for municipal utility customers. Rate increases to individual home owners will vary, according to local costs. In announcing the increase, Ontario Hydro noted that an average residential electrical bill for 1,000 kilowatt hours will rise about $2.50 per month. SENIORS MEET -- The Bowmanville Senior Citizens' Club will meet at the Lions Centre on Tuesday, November 10th at 7:30 p.m. for an evening of cards. The Christmas dinner will take place Tuesday, December 8 and tickets will be available at the November meeting. For bus pick-up, please call Keitha Alldread at 623- 5800. CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN -- The 1987 Christmas Seal Campaign began with a bang last week. The Durham Region Lung Association Association launched its drive for $140,000 with a reception reception at the McLaughlin Armoury on October 28. Christmas Seal Chairman Lorna Braid officially officially opened the campaign by detonating several several 76 mm. triple exploding rocket fireworks in a blast that was heard around the city. Remember, Remember, your donation will fund existing rehabilitation rehabilitation services for children and adults with asthma, emphysema and lung cancer and to expand the Lung Association's activities in area junior schools. HOW TO QUIT SMOKING -- The CBC, with support from the Canadian Cancer Society, will be airing a step-by-step, day-by-day smoking smoking cessation course commencing November 16. This course is offered in association with the 11:30 p.m. national news and consists of 26 three : minute episodes based on the Cancer Society's booklet entitled "How To Be A Happy Ex-Smoker". The booklet is available through your local unit by calling 623-4326. Anyone seriously considering quitting smoking is encouraged encouraged to request this booklet since it is a guide for the smoker as he or she follows the cessation course. WOOD BLOCK PRINTING -- This Saturday, you can come out and see a demonstration of this unique art form at the Clarke Township Museum and Archives. You can even try printing printing yourself. Hours are from two p.m. to five p.m. November 7 and 8 as well as November 28 and 29. While you're there, you may be interested interested in the museum's latest exhibition entitled entitled "On the Hoof'. This is all about horse hardware and harness making. It even includes includes a side saddle and leather tools. Toastmasters Set Date for Charter Night The Chairman. TM Walter Piersma, opened last week's meeting with a toast to the future of the Bowmanville Toastmasters Club. Bow- manville Toastmasters are looking forward to their Charter Night which has been set for December 1st, 1987. This is a very important important event for our club and everyone is filled with enthusiasm. enthusiasm. The Chairman introduced introduced the Toastmaster for the Evening, TM Helen Bry- den; the General Evaluator, TM Joe Christl, and the Table Topic Master, TM Marilyn Dow, who chose the timely topic of Hallowe'en for the one-minute impromptu impromptu speeches. TM Bry- den's story of "Trick or Treat" won the Best Table Topics Trophy. TM Tricia Eyman and TM Walter Piersma Piersma were the speakers. The Best Speaker Trophy was awarded to TM Eyman. TM Irene Konzelmann and TM Hugh Laing evaluated the speeches. Bowmanville Toastmasters meet every Tuesday at the Lions Club at 7:30 p.m. Eve-, ryone is welcome. For more - information please call Irene Konzelmann at 983-9423 or Joe Christl at 436-2306. B.H.S. Students Make Donation to United Way j- rrrra i vv •' IT The students of Bowmanville High School made a $1000 donation to the United Way, October 29. The money was raised during United Way Week at the school. A dance, an air band competition, and jello eating contest were all part of the week's events. On hand for the donation were (left to right): Bruce Ball, Sp/wnJJîi itne involved with the staff canvass, Scott Veals, Prime Minister of Bowmanville High, Mr. Witherspoon, representative of the United Way for the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, Mark ' Langley, Minister of Finance at the school, and Jack - Taylor, principal of Bowmanville High School. ST. PAUL'S PLAYERS -- For those who eagerly look forward to the fun-filled performances of the St. Paul's Players, your wait is almost over. This year's show is entitled "Just for Laffs". It will be presented at the St. Paul's Church Hall at eight p.m. on November 6 and 7 and November November 12 and 14. N.L. WOODHOUSE & ASSOCIATES • Certified General Accountant • Personalized Service • Mobile Accounting and Office Services • Computerized Payroll and Bookkeeping Services 8 Holgate Cres., Bowmanville 623-9650 MILESTONES -- Congratulations to the following following employees of the Goodyear Bowmanville Bowmanville plant who have reached important milestones. milestones. V.G. White, completed 40 years of service; service; G.D. Battams, completed 30 years; and 10 years' service were completed by R.E. Hallman. Congratulations to T.P. Gould, of the Bowmanville plant, who retired after 31 years. Water Distiller The fully automatic water distiller that brings beautifully healthful water into your home like never before To order a distiller for your family, for pre-Christmas delivery, phone Stewart Snider at Canada Trading BLACKSTOCK 986-4467 *1000 00 Birthday Greetings Micrdwave Cooking School on Thursday, Nov. 5th 7 to 9 p.m. at BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION 20 King Street West Telephone 623-2312 "Bowmanviiie's Complete Electronics Store" CASH BACK 1987-1988 fMSSWlX SENTRA r*"f STANZA -- PICKUPS -- 200SX -- MULTI EXPIRES OCTOBER 31,5 P.M. MIDWAY MOTORS R 5i 1300 DUNDAS ST. E WHITBY 668-6828 NISSAN DURHAM REGION'S FIRST CHOICE FOR NISSAN ' 1 • „ .. Î \ ; ' ■ ' • , . t • •."••• rr • ■ y a : , .n•' -1 1 Happy 40th Betty-Lou Smith Love Your Family and Friends. (Crozier ^li/icirieô 1 % NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC OUR NEW EXOTIC BIRD SHOWROOM THIS IS FOR THE BIRDS... CROZIERS HAS ALL THE SUPPLIES: • CAGES •FEED •TOYS • BREEDING SUPPLIES • HEALTH SUPPLIES • SPECIALITY BOOKS WE BREED OUR OWN BIRDS. .. .YOUR BIRDS! Large assortment of Baby Cockatiels, Budgies, Finches and Canaries. BIRD LOVERS' SPECIAL OFFER View our uwn bred exotic birds and receive a free gift for your bird with this ad. £ "OPEN TO PUBLIC BY APPOINTMENT ONLY." A rozier uicivieô R.R. 1, Orono (416) 983-9311 Guaranteed Healthy and Young "Quality and Quantity $PE€DM$ at Bowmanville Fishery We have a new look, and some new features, all'dedicated to providing you and your family with "Seafood at its Best!" Come in and help us celebrate the installation of our 50 Gallon LOBSTER TANK! NOVEMBER SPECIAL During the month of November, we are offering a discount of 10% OFF Your total purchase of live or cooked lobster, fresh and frozen seafood. We will be pleased to assist you in the preparation of party trays for your entertaining. If it's not in the store... we 'll gladly order it for you! Every Wednesday Is SR. CITIZENS' DISCOUNT DAY During the month of November you will receive a discount of 20% off your total purchase. Bowmanville "3^ Fisher yjjjH 19 TEMPERANCE STREET, SOUTH OF KING TELEPHONE 623-2139 We're open Tuesday and Wednesday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. OCEAN FRESH TREATS AND DELICACIES Treat'iburFamly and Quests to the Finest In FreehneMl Dunn's Oshawa Centre 31 s1 ANNIVERSARY SALE' Ends Saturday. November 7 fi ^ Men s Suits, Men's Sports Jackets, Men's Pants, Men's Shirts, Men's Ties, Men's Shoes, Men's Hats, Men's Belts/ Men's Overcoats, Men's Leather Coats, \ Men's Trenchcoats, / Men's Blazers, Men's Robes, ^ Men's Pyjamas... Everythings On Sale \ But Time's Running Out! 1 3 Pays k£FT: J * INI <01 Ivttt HtH ttirti tas'HrsMfcsfiwMSIt- STORE HOURS: Monday to Friday 9:30 to 9:30 Saturday 9:30 to 6:00