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Construction class display finished product Te Construction attention paid to de-tail. soon be mýaking house calls. Techniques class at, Clarke The next project this class Two of the three picnic High School display their will tackle is building wall tables are sold.- Anyone first finished product. The frames. One of the student's interested in purchasingthe three groups of students each parents bas asked the class to third is asked to cail the designed and mnade their ojwn build a wall section in their school and talk to teacher picnic tables, with great basement, sa the class will Peter Willems. Citizens for Ganaraska Forest, a non-profit group, interested ln ail aspects of Forest use, are holdinig their frst Forest Activity Day in the Ganaraska Forest, 10 a.m. Saturday, October 4, 1997, starting at the Ganaraska Woods Coniference Centre, 8157 Hamniil Rd., north off Counity Rd. 9, betweený Dean's 11il1 and Garden Hil. Open to the public. this event is being held in cooper- ation with the Ganaraska Forest Horse Club, ta bring varlous Forest users together ta ta]k and share experiences., Equestrians, bicycle clubs and naturallsts associations have planned activities ta encourage newcomers ln responsible use of the Forest, and wfll be greetlng the pub- lic. Brng your favourite dlsh Bowmanville Toastrnasters thrive on a challenge. The September 23rd meet- ing faund several Toastmasters respanding ta two challenging contests - The Table Topics and Humorous Speech Contests. The victoriaus participants were Toastmnasters Mike Sullivan and Denise Marek respectively. They will com- pete on October 1 against Toastmasters from Lindsay and Peterborough. Four guests were on hand ta enjoy the pragram. One of those guests Toastmaster Don Sioman from Oshawa, served as one of the judges. On October I4th Bowmanville Toastmasters will meet in Lindsay ta joini the Lindsay and District Toastmasters in celebratîig their l3th anniversary. The Lindsay Toatmasters will be among those joilling for the Pot LuckPicnic (bar- becues available on site). Horses: Autunin trail ride, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Hikers: Famlly hiking. noon - 2 p.m. Cydiîsts: Guided mountain bike tour, noon -, 2 p.m. Guest Speaker: (2 p.m. approx.) on -Ganaraska Trals Report", that was received by the Ganarask-,a Region Conservation Authority, August/97. Pot Luck Picnic: On-site barbecues available for coak- ing. Parking: $10 per vehicle. proceeds ta the Conférence Centre. For more information con- tact: C.F.G.F. Rab Owens, (905) 885-8019 or G.F.H.C. Susan Sinnot- (905) 797- 2656. the BowmanviMle Toastmasters i oth aniver- sary celebration on November 4th except for October 14th Bowmanvllle Toastmasters mneet weekly at Darllngton Hydro information Centre. Guests are always wel- corne. For more information please phone 623-2243 or 623-3527. O0RONO TOWN HALL EUCHRE RESULTS High - 1) Jean lle 82. 2) Aleck Moffat 79, 3) -ii Bolderstine 77. 4) Kay Beggs -77, 5) Paul Muchia 77- Low - Theirnia Vagg, ChIarles; Stapleton;, DrawtNs - Jirn Gordoni, iack Moffat, [Don hms i Bo lderstonie. Oshawa General marks emergency nurses awareness day 1997 Ever wonder whether what you see on ER is the real thing? On Wednesday, October 8th, Oshawa Generai Hospital marks Emergen-cy Nurses Awareness Day, a timne to acknowledge the invaluable service which these dedicated professionals provide to the community. Oshawa General Hospital, Emergency nurses wiIl have a dlsplay at the Oshawa Centre, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., to demonstrate emer- gency situations and the unique and important role of the nurse in the emergency raom. Emergency nu rses are in the forefront of the changes taking place throughout health care. They care for patients with diverse health problems in various stages of crisis and must reniain cur- rent wth new information and technological advances in order to provide the best in.emergency care. The emergency nurses of Oshawa General Hospital invite the public ta corne out and meet them, see their dis-. play at the Oshawa Centre, ask questions and learn about the excitlng world of thie emergency nursing. ift ypur spirits! Nex lmne yoe oen:arng the veiht of t4e od on your shou(delux, [t phyical adMty ifhtenthie oad. Siaring a Heaiffier Future1 Dialogue on breast cancer: a global epidemic October is Women's Breast Cancer as a global epi- History Month in Canada. It demie and about the is also Breast Cancer Conférence; Awareness Month. Pat Irwin Lycett, Breast FOCUS, a community Cancer Survivor, RN,, B.Sc., women's issues group, invited Certified Iridologist and you to participate In DIA- Regîstered Nutritional LOGUE ON BREAST CAN- Consultant, will present CER: A GLOBAL EPIDEMIC "Cancer is the End Stage of at 'Courtroom # 1. Poor Nutrition: One Bowmanville, on Thursda y, Perspective on Recovering". October 9th at 7:00 p.m. FOCUS presents this FOCUS two speakers to forum FREE of charge, DIALOGUE ON BREAST although a small contribution CANCER to help cover costs is always Janret Collins, Founder and appreciated. Discussion and Executive Director of the lst refreshments will follow. World Conference on Breast Bring Your Own Mug! Cancer held in Kingston in For further information cal July 1997, will speak about 905-983-9667. Ceci! Mackesey Cecil Mackesey, candidate for Mayor is pleased ta, annaunce the officiai opening of bis Orono carn- paign office Frîday, Octaber 3rd, 1997 at 6 p.m., Iacated at 5351 Main Street. Cecil invites you ta corne to the office opening and later that evening at 8 p.m. at Mabel's Cafe, lie wilI be basting an appartunity for you ta get acquainted and voice your concerns. Refreshments wilI be served. [ORRII FUNERAL SERVICES PRE-ARRANGED AND PREPAID Funeral Directors Paul R. Morris Robert E. Williams Gary M. Conway Doug R. Rutherford The Okt;ctrica Proqramnat; Memrorial Ho5pital, DowmnrviIle ancl ites Corrmmunity Fartnricr... O12EN HOUE Vejcn5day, Octoher ,,1997 from 2 to 4 prni. O5 tc-r îc,- A re a, 2nclFloor 5cuth VVin1M, MH13 47 L~hcty ~t. OUth Hike, ride, pedal into autumn Bowmanville Toastmasters, "lu