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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 8,1991 3 Rotary Club Members Busy Planting 4,000 Trees "Heavenly Essences" at Toastmasters The Bowmanville Rotary Club has been a busy group this past month. After planting 4,000 trees at Stephen's Gulch a few weeks ago, they planted another another 4,000 at Soper Creek Park in Bowmanville last week. The organization is helping to green the earth this year by the planting of trees internationally and lo.cally. Area schools are also helping with the project. SIKKENS Super Quality- Wood Coating engineered to stand up against the elements. Central Paint and Wallpaper 295 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa 434-3939 Pictured here are members from the club and Newcastle Newcastle Mayor Marie Hubbard who was present for a tree planting at Soper Creek on Thursday, May 2. From the left are: Chris Mendes, A1 Strike, Garnet Rickard, Bob Gowdy, Len Koenderman, Mayor Marie Hubbard, Rotary President Bill Whyte, Howard Bundle and Joe Pinto. You've Got to Be Kidding... It's Terrible Newcastle's municipal administrative centre has received an award from the Ontario Association of Architects. Architects. The architects who designed designed the building, A.J. Diamond Diamond and Don Schmitt, received received an award of excellence for their work. ' - The award recognized the fact that a traditional look had been successfully combined combined with a modem, new design, in the construction and renovation project which was completed in 1988. On April 30,1991, Chairman Chairman TM Norman Broderick closed the meeting at 7:30 p.m., asked for the "Thought for the Week" and thanked the members of the head table. table. The General Evaluator, TM Connie Nelson, then told the Assembly about the duties of this position and asked for reports from her helpers, the Grammarian, Ah Counter, Parliamentarian, Parliamentarian, and Timer. Each outlined outlined the responsibilities of his or her position. Next, the G.E. called upon the speech evaluators, who outlined the requirements of each speech according to the criteria listed listed in the manuals. TM Irene Konzelmann was deemed to have conducted the best evaluation. The Toastmaster, TM Randy MacGillivray introduced introduced the speakers, TM Nancy Barnes who spoke about "Heavenly Essences," the creation of. "divine" scents for potpourri, and TM Florence Armitage who dealt with "A ïfiece of Paper," a subpoena.issued to an employee who has been observed diverting profits to his own pocket. The assembly assembly selected TM Armitage as the best speaker. TM Connie Nelson delivered an educational educational talk about the "Most Important Toastmaster." Following the break, the meeting resumed with Table Topic Master, TM Gordon West, putting us through our paces in impromptu speaking. The topics were controversial and TM West asked one volunteer to speak for, and the other to speak against, his topics. TM Sher Leetooze won the Table Topic Trophy. The Business meeting commenced with New Business Business and concluded with the reading of the previous, meeting's minutes. TM Marg Kropf won the Spark Plug Trophy as a result of her motion that we have a potluck supper meeting during during June. Needless to say, that motion passed. Just before 9:30 p.m., Chairman Broderick introduced introduced the members at the head table, made his open ing remarks and welcomed everyone. With the Call to Order, the meeting ended. If this meeting seemed to you to be backwards, worry no more. For a change of pace and a challenge to members, the meeting was indeed conducted conducted in reverse order. Result: Result: variety, a challenge, and a lot of fun. Even the Grammarian's word for the evening, "ecitne" was backwards. backwards. Do you read in the newspapers newspapers and hear on radio and television of the dreadful dreadful things that are happening happening in Peru, Ethiopia, Ireland, Ireland, and many other lands where people form factions and kill each other in acts of unbelievable terror and brutality? brutality? They are not able to discuss means of righting the wrongs in their countries. countries. Let's rejoice that we are not only able to talk, but are being provided with the opportunity to employ words, not force to fix the ills of our country. Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters is hosting a Citizen's Forum on May 28, 1991 at 7:30 p.m. in St. John's Anglican Anglican Parish Hall, the comer of Temperance and Queen Streets in Bowmanville. Here is your chance to say what you think is wrong with Canada and what can be done about it. The results, results, your opinions, will be sent to the Spicer Commission Commission for inclusion in their re- E ort to our government. lon't miss this opportunity to have a say in the future of Canada. For information about Toastmasters or to register for the Citizen's Forum, call Irene Konzelman at 983- 9423 or Connie Nelson at 623-2243. At the latter number, number, leave your name and number on, the machine. Registration for the Citizen's Citizen's Forum is necessary in order to ensure seating for everyone. See you there. After After all, it is YOUR COUNTRY,TOO. COUNTRY,TOO. Submitted by TM Connie Nelson, CTM Legion Donates Bed Unit to Hospital Bowmanville Family Chiropractic Centre is pleased to announce the opening of their practice. You are cordially invited to attend our opening celebrations on Saturday, May 11th from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Refreshments and tours of our new facilities Children are welcome to attend 43 Ontario St. 623-8388 Bowmanville Kathlynn M. Hoch, D.C., F.I.A.C.A. Doctor of Chiropractic MIDWAY'S 1991 SENTRAGS $ 11,390* SECOND ANNUAL ■#> EE E ^ 1 GRAND PRIX SALE 1991 NISSAN STANZA m.s.r.p. Sale $4C OQft* $16,990* price I OiZvw CAA's Used Car Award Winner Two Years Running 1991 PATHFINDER M.S.R.P. SALE PRICED FROM from $20,390* Get the 'XE' Value Package at the DLX base model price. 1991 HARDBODY PICKUPS M.S.R>. SALE PRICED $ $ 18,464 from $9,290* FROM ONLY 8,290 SHOP NOW! Beat Bob Rae's New Gas Tax - PRE-DELIVERY EXPENSE ($590) TAXES, LICENCE EXTRA. ALL INCENTIVES ASSIGNED TO DEALER Memorial Hospital Bowmanville recently received the donation of a complete bed unit from the Poppy Fund of the Royal,(Canadian Legion, Branch 178. Pictured here with the unit are: (from the left) Winifred Bird, Marie. Brooks, Tom Cowan, chairman of the Hospital Foundation and Cecile Bowers, Legion Secretary. Forum Discusses Affordable Homes Across Newcastle Those who require affordable affordable housing are not the only ones who see the need for it, a Newcastle councillor says. While attending a housing housing forum held by the Town of Newcastle, Councillor Ken Hooper talked to a man who owned a fairly expensive expensive home. Councillor Hooper said "I LOOK GOOD ON THE OUTSIDE, AND I FEEL GREAT ON THE INSIDE." At Nutri/System, you'll find supportive counseling, satisfying real foods, light activity, and new ways to beat old habits. * Special oiler consists ol Nutrl/Systom services and dc not Include the cost ol exclusive Nutry/Systom foods, maintenance or activity plan. Valid only for now clients at participating centers. ZfM One offer per person. Offer oxplros May 11/91. V/Jife ' Ax,:, >> ' ^ A ' ' A RIGHT WAY TO LOSE WEIGHT. 1 nutri/systcm the resident was concerned about providing affordable housing for those that need it. Councillor Diane Hamre told members of the general purpose and administration committee of Newcastle Council that she was impressed impressed with the workshops held at the forum as well as with the interest displayed by people. One of the issues discussed discussed in a report on the forum, forum, which was held on April 15, dealt with the varieties in the types of housing needed needed in order to make homes available to a cross-section of people and incomes. It was pointed out at the forum and in the report that it's important not to place a stigma onto housing types such as non-profit housing. "Problems can be found with any type of housing and therefore people cannot make the argument that non-profit, assisted and affordable affordable housing attract ¥ SALE ENDS: May 29/91 or While Supplies Last problem people," said the 'Ne " ' CALL TODAY FOR A FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION 623-8666 723-5211 666-0770 420-6300 98 King St. W. 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