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i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 23, 1958 Pace 5 IN THE MOVIES -- Oshawa's Parkwood mansion, the Tyrone Mill, the Bowmanville Museum and the Bowmanville Zoo are some of local sites frequently used for movie, commercial and television locations. But, the Blue Circle quarry in Bowmanville should also be added to the list. The quarry has hosted about 17 different production companies during the last four years. The latest shoot was for a GM commercial. commercial. It took place on the weekend and we understand there may be more filming taking place there during the week. That would account for all the helicopters and special effects explosions at the quarry over the weekend. GOLFERS OUT-FOXED -- We hear from the talk at last Friday's hospital golf tournament that there's a fox on the Bowmanville golf course keeping an eye on the shots. Apparently, the animal has been known to pick up a few balls on the fairway and run away with them. Or is that just an excuse used by duffers when their shots disappear into the deep woods? It has even been claimed that there's a pile of golf balls in a ditch believed to be pul there by the fox. At least that's the story anyway? Reminds us of the ones about the snapping turtles in the ponds. HISTORY UNEARTHED -- Stephen Scatlcrty, of Regal Capital Planning, discovered what appears to be an old typing assignment and an 1844 Province of Canada half-penny during renovations at his building building at 24 King St. E. Both were found under a lath and plaster ceiling. Anybody with information on the history of the building is asked to call 623-1936. PHOTOGRAPHER IN BC -- Neil Newton, a well-known Clarington resident in the 1970s and gifted photographer, apparently has a photo shop and gallery in British Columbia these days. One of our readers, Iva Twist, noticed his shop in Chamainus, on Vancouver Island. Unfortunately, she wasn't there during regular business hours, so she didn't have a chance to drop in and say hello. She did, however, get a picture of his shop. •ration Work at St. John's Anglican , Church in Bowmanville has undergone some renovations renovations that should keep it in good repair for the next ' century. George Webster, chairman chairman of the Property Committee at St. John's, says the building, which was constructed in 1852, required stabilization of the : walls and roof. The installation of rods across the width of the sanctuary will keep the roof supported and prevent the walls from spreading. "We should be good for another 150 years," Mr. Webster said. He explained that the work resulted from an inspection which was required at all Anglican churches in the diocese of Toronto. "The things they found were not that serious, but they were something that ü>t. SIqW# Anglican Cljttrcïj Temperance St. S., Bowmanville SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1998 TRINITY XVI 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 9:15 a.m. Contemporary Service 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Each Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Laying-on-ol-Hands lor Healing 7:00 p.m. Contemporary Service g (3J P Rector - The Reverend Canon Byron Yates, B.A., S.T.B. fig Trinity United Church Church and Division Streets Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Rev. Dr. Frank W. Lockhart, M.A., M.Div., M.Th., Th.D. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1998 10:30 a.m. "God Our Maker" ©j.p. Nursery Care and Church School Available A Warm Welcome lb All Visitors §>t. ^Paul's Entteb Cljurcl) 178 Church Street Bowmanville Rev. Nancy J. Knox, B.A., M.Div. Intern Minister: Richard Parker Organist: Mr. Douglas Dewell Church Secretary: Helen Mclnnes 623-7361 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1998 WORSHIP SERVICE -10:30 a.m. Guest Preacher: Richard Parker "Blinded" Nursery Cure fur Pro-School Children Every Sunday If you're now to Bowmanville, wc invito you @ j p to milite St. Paul's your church home. El Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, B.Sc, Phm. Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is a condition characterized In children being easily distracted with an Inability to concentrate concentrate on school work. Current research shows that ADD may be linked to deficiencies In essential fatty acids. Correcting this deficiency could Improve the symptoms. Efalcx Focus is a product containing these fat- ' ty acids. ; Children with pinworms can be easily treated with the prop- j er dose of a medication like "Combatrin". A second dose Is I given two weeks later resulting In eradication of the pin- !; | worms in 90% of patients. ' | In the mid 1800's, Joseph Lister sprayed a fine mist of carbolic ) I acid over the patient and the surgeons to reduce the chance 1 | of infection. Little did Dr. Lister know Ills name would be used for an antiseptic mouthwash in the 20tlt Century. i British scientists arc closer to proving that dyslexia Is a genet- ; ic condition. The hope is that dyslexic children In the future 5 will be identified early via DNA examination. /hctlicr you arc wondering about a new drug that Is coming i the market or an old one that's been around a while, you Pharmacist Orthotlst Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy Ltd. 222 King St, East B Bowmanville, Ont. | Free Deliveries (905) 623-7611 X (01IV Thanks for The Article Dear Editor: Thank you for your recent article concerning The War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program and four of its members, Shawn Baldwin of Oshawa, Andrew Baptiste of Whitby, Amanda Van Voordcn of Courticc and James Jordan of Bowmanville. CHAMP provides financial as well as emotional emotional support to amputee members through funding for artificial limbs, counselling counselling programs and regional seminars. Champs like these demonstrate demonstrate its success. The War Amps programs programs arc funded solely through public support of the Key Tag and Address Label Service, and your coverage will go a long way in helping to spread the word. For more information, information, use E-ZEE ACCESS: call 1-800-268- 8821, fax 1-800-219-8988 or access our Association's Web site at http://wwwAvaramps.ca. Thank you again. Sincerely, H. Clifford Cliadderton, OC, O.Ont., DCL, LLD Chief Executive Officer St. John's had to be looked after," he added. The work was done during during the summer by Gerr Construction and Vogel Construction, although some additional work on the exterior is also part of the restoration project. New Organ In addition to the structural structural repairs, the church will soon see the arrival of a new electronic organ. The instrument has been constructed to reproduce the tones from great cathedrals cathedrals in England, the U.S. and Canada, said George Webster. It is built by English and Dutch manufacturers, manufacturers, and replaces a pipe organ in the sanctuary. A recital is planned for later in the fall to celebrate the arrival of the instrument. instrument. St. John's has also completed completed some new electrical upgrades and has recently taken delivery of new chairs and tables for the church halls. Thanks Supporters From page 4 Our committee would be remiss if wc did not pay special thanks to Kathy and Kevin Anyan and staff, despite sonic adversities, provided first- class service during opening opening day ceremonies. Last, but not least, we thank all who attended on Saturday. Your many favourable comments were appreciated and the committee looks forward to the successful completion completion of this facility. Wc arc open for business business on September 28. This is your centre to support, support, enjoy and use! Sincerely, Don Welsh Clarington Older Adult Association Resolve Impasse From page 4 achieved by lengthening each of the class periods by <8.5 minutes. This would give each student a greater opportunity to get help in class from their teacher, protect the extracurricular programs (which Mr. O'Toole cannot cannot decide whether he wants teachers to do or not), and maintain the prep time that teachers are talking about, The only thing that it won't do is save the millions of dollars dollars that the Tories want to bleed out of the education system. Now, Mr. O'Toole, what is more important...lengthening important...lengthening the school day and the time teachers spend in the classroom, or saving money? 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