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Once again students of the Hampton Hampton Junior Public School rose to the occasion. The school participated in the Courtice A.S.G. Soccer Tournament Tournament on Thursday, October 20th. This was held at M.J. Hobbs. Based on the house league programme, a team of twenty-six players was selected selected to represent the school. Teams from S.T. Worden, Mitchell's Corners, Corners, Maple Grove, Enniskillen, Dr. Emily Stowe and Courtice North and South all took part. As a result of Hampton Juniors' excellent team effort, effort, they remained undefeated after playing all seven schools. The P.T.O. of Hampton Junior asked me to let the readers know about the Muffin/Cookie Mix fundraiser. fundraiser. The profits from the sale of these delicious pails of mix are put to good use. Anyone wishing to place an order may do so by calling the school at 263-2252 by this Friday, November 11th. The mix is due in on Wednesday, November 23rd. The school would also like to extend extend an invitation to the Hampton residents. On Friday, November 11th, Hampton Junior will hold a Remembrance Remembrance Day Service. This will take place in the gymnasium at 10:45 a.m. There is still room in the Take-A- Break group. Mothers, caregivers and their children meet at the Hampton Hampton United Church on Thursdays from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. A quality programme programme of play, music, craft and snack time has been set up. Fun and friendship can be had by both the children and adults. Are you ready for some - Church news? The Mitten Tree service will be held on Sunday, December 4th. Don't laugh, December will be here before you know it. This next message message is directed to all the teachers and youth leaders. A Substance Abuse Prevention workshop will be held at the Orono United Church. This will take place on Saturday, November 19th from 9:00 to 2:00 p.m. It guarantees guarantees to be a worthwhile experience. To register please contact Reverend Bob Munro at 263-8123. Also, the Parent Group Committee is to meet on Wednesday, November 16th at 8:00 p.m. in the Centennial Room at the Hampton United Church. On Saturday, November 5th the Hampton Sunday School enjoyed a night of bowling. The group met at Liberty Bowl at 7:00 p.m. Afterwards everyone headed back to the Church for some pizza. There were twelve tables of players at the Wednesday Euchre Card Party. The highest score of the evening was 86 earned by Verna Slute. Ruby Smith was second with her score of 84. Next was Bernice Wells with 83. This was followed by Betty Kuyer with 80 and Loma Swain with 79. Richard Manns had the Most Lone Hands of seven. Marie Moses was the Most Honest Player. Walter Parks won the Special. The Draw winners were Wilma Kan tor, Richard Manns, Joyce Potter, Ada Richards, Pauline Raymond and Fred Watson. Hampton Women's Institute The Hampton Women's Institute met in the C.E. Wing of the Hampton United Church at 1:30 p.m. President Betty Kuyer was presiding. A greeting greeting was ready by Barbara Macklin entitled "The Story About Four People". People". The meeting was opened with the repeating of the Institute Ode. The Roll Call of "name a candidate that is running in the election" was well responded by the fourteen members members present. The Minutes from May Honor for B&P Club Member ; At the October meeting of the Bowmanville Business & Professional Professional Women's Club, Mayor Diane Hamre presented member Helen De- vitt with a plaque from the Municipality Municipality in honour of her many years service to the community, and congratulated congratulated Helen on being recognized recognized recently with the award of a Life Membership in the Federation of BPW Clubs. Psychologist, Dr. Skevoulla Xin- aris, spoke about eating disorders, such as Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Bulimia Anorexia Nervosa is characterized characterized by refusal to maintain minimum minimum weight for age and body type, coupled with an intense fear of gaining gaining weight and becoming fat even though being underweight. The on- cet is usually in girls between 14 and 18, although the behaviour begins begins much earlier. Thedisorder is accompanied by depression and social withdrawal and there is a high mortality rate - cardiac arrest or suicide. Bulimia is the rapid consumption of a large amount of food in under two hours - an amount not normally eaten in that period of time - followed by vo- mitting. Bulimia frequently follows a period of dieting and sometimes substance abuse is involved; 80-90 percent believe they are overweight and over 90 percent consider themselves themselves to be bigger and heavier than they are. Bulimic people tend to have low self-esteem and personality personality disorders. Eating disorders arc not usually about eating. There has been much research, but we have little definitive definitive knowledge about the disorders. Excessive exercise can be a cause for concern. It is believed there may be a hereditary component; girls and women arc socialized to be concerned concerned about their appearance and to strive for thinness and social pressures pressures arc intense to meet the perceived perceived standard in our North American American culture. The goal is to try and encourage those suffering from these disorders to talk about themselves and to become become aware of how they feel, to help them feel better about relationships relationships and about themselves, to develop develop alternative ways of coping with their feelings and supporting them to improve their coping strategies; strategies; to normalize eating and body weight to overcome the electrolytic imbalance which has affected the body operation. On Saturday, Nov. 12,1994, the club is presenting a personal development development one-day workshop on personality personality type. Sue Valentine, an experienced experienced facilitator in Myers- Briggs and Jungian personal development development will lead those attending through the basics of the most popular popular "type" theory in North America. Participants will gain an understanding understanding of the ways in which we use our minds and emotions to gather information, information, make decisions and focus our energy. You will be able to identify your strengths and how to capitalize on opportunities to grow and to change. You will kunder- stand why people do things differently, differently, and come to see others' behaviour behaviour in a more positive light. Location: Port Darlington Marina Hotel, Bowmanville, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., cost $25.00 including all materials and a light lunch. To register, register, phone Roxy Barnes at 623- 5327. The speaker at our dinner meeting meeting on Thursday, November 13, 1994, will be Susan Hendricks from the Clarington Public Library Board. Susan's topic wil be "Bcvond Marion the Librarian Women's Libraries Libraries in the 90's - So you go to the library? What Can it do for you ... or not? Guests arc welcome - come and meet a friendly group of women with community spirit. Port Darlington Darlington Marina Hotel, social time 6:00 p.m., dinner 6:30 p.m., cost $20.00. Please phone Helen Dcvilt, 623- 3915. by Monday evening, Nov. 14, if you plan to attend. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 9,1994 19 Community Correspondence and October's meetings were read and approved as written. Barbara Macklin gave the Treasurers Treasurers Report. Marg Hall gave the Consumers Report. We leaned how to use your hand effectively when trying to measure Canada's Food Guide servings. The Collection and Pennies for Friendship was taken. Jane Smith then gave us a report from the recent Convention. Wilma Kantor motioned that we serve the teachers of the Hampton Junior Public Public school a casserole luncheon on November's P.A. Day. This motion was seconded by Eleanor Jackson. The Motto of "women in politics" was well given by Eleanor Jackson. The business of next month's Christmas Christmas outing was discussed. It was decided decided that we meet at 11:30 a.m. at the Swiss Chalet on highway #2, in Courtice. A tour of the Bowmanville Museum is slated for 1:30 p.m. Any one who wishes to help organize the Shut-in gifts is asked to meet at Barb Cochrane's house on Thursday, December December 1st at 1:30 p.m. The meeting was then turned over to Jane Smith who gave us an interesting interesting account of her recent trip to Newfoundland. We thanked Jane for sharing a glimpse of Newfoundland with us. The meeting was closed with the repeating of the Mary- Stewart Collect. Most Colours M.S.R.P. $37.25 Moorcraft Latex Eggshell or Latex Semi Gloss WALLPAPERING? SAVE up to 50%' on In-stock Wall Coverings SAVE up to 40%* on selected Wallpaper Book Orders *0ff Book Price ixfiBERNETHY'S X PAINT and WfiLLPflPER m © 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8 - 6; Fri. 8-9; Sat. 8:30 - 5 VISA --Mavis Carlton