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Local Hockey Team Selected for Film ASK YOUR PHARMACIST by Barry Phillips, B Sc. Phm. President, Ontario College of Pharmacists Community Pharmacist, Shoppers Drug Mart These members of the Checkers Variety Atom 2 hockey team recently landed parts in the TV series called The Edison Twins. The team portrayed portrayed a hockey club celebrating a victory in a pizza restaurant and spent a day in Toronto filming filming their segment of the show, members of the team ificlude: Front row, from left: John Whittaker; Whittaker; Matt Dykstra, Brandon Osmond, Collin Tag gart, Craig Forsey and Jamie Doyle. In the second row from left, are Mike McCarthy, Corey Strand, Danny Couillard, Steve deBlois, Dan Kooy, Matt Aitken, Chris McCarthy, Mark Bradley, and Christian Christian Forsey. In the back row are Darral Osmond, Mike McCarthy, and Don Forsey. Absent are: Jeff White, Greg White, and Chris Aitken. The script called for a complete hockey team from the atom level. And, with a little bit of good luck, the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association's Checkers Variety Atom 2s were chosen to play the role in a filming of The Edison Twins. As a result, the team was to be found November 27 before the cameras in Toronto. Toronto. Their role in the script was relatively straightforward. straightforward. The team was to portray portray a hockey club celebrating celebrating at a pizza restaurant. The group mobbed the tables, tables, devoured pizza, and generally acted as though they had won a championship. championship. Danny Couillard, one of the players from the Atom 2s, recalled that there was a considerable amount of time spent waiting to film the scene. But he adds that everyone enjoyed the experience. experience. "We didn't get nervous or anything. It seemed like the camera wasn't there". Coach Darral Osmond explained that the team was selected by Sandra Fielding, Fielding, of S & S Talent Agency in Hampton. There's no word yet on exactly when the show will be aired. But everyone seemed to enjoy the day's outing to Toronto, Toronto, which was also an opportunity opportunity for the players to make some pocket money. "All in all, it was a fun day," said the coach. Bowmanville W.I. BikkEllS Superior quality wood coatings engineered to stand up against/the elements. Available at Central Paint and Wallpaper 295 Ritson Rd. S. 728-6809 Oshawa PANICKING IS NOT THE ANSWER TO YOUR AUTO REPAIR PROBLEMS! SCWIWH LEADS >*W If you own a new or used Chrysler Product and are not happy with the service you are getting, Kingvar Motors Ltd. can solve your maintenance problems. We are Durham Region's newest and Oshawa's only Chrysler- Dodge dealer with the most modern Up-to-date service department with fully trained service technicians. A CUSTOMER JM CARE , tidhecfrHi connection! 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ON PARTS & LABOUR 10% DISCOUNT FOR CHRYSLER EMPLOYEES ON PARTS & LABOUR SERVICE OPEN S;00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRDAY CALL DLL McQUEEN OR PATRICIA RAHM INGVAR MOTORS 1420 KING ST. E. OSHAWA 1 MILE EAST OF HARMONY Dodge 723-1175 CHRISTMAS PARTY Our Christmas Party was held on December 5th and began with a turkey dinner prepared by the members. The tables looked lovely having been decorated by Mrs. M. Wiseman and her committee, with favors for all. Everyone enjoyed the dinner and then took their turn dt cleaning tip. ' ' Our meeting began about 2 p.m. with President Mrs. H. Millson in the chair. She welcomed all and thanked everyone for their help. O Canada, W.I. Ode and Mary Stewart collect. She called on Secretary - Treasurer Mrs. C.W. Downey for minutes of last meeting and treasurer's report. Correspondence was read. The roll call was answered by a Christmas Verse or memory, by the 24 members present. Mrs. M. Wiseman was chairman for the program. We enjoyed some Christmas carols with Mrs. A. Amacher at the piano. Mrs. Ken Fletcher gave a couple of readings, "What I didn't get for Christmas" and "The School Concert" which brought back many memories. Mrs. L. Tomlinson gave ' the .motto "It's Christmas"; commenting on thé nice music, the story of the trouble at the Inn, and we all sang Jesus Bids us Shine, one of the first songs we learned in Sunday School. This was followed by more carols. Mrs. E. Twist gave a reading "Just before Christmas." Meeting closed with God Save the Queen. Gifts were then distrubuted and everyone was pleased with the gift they received. We enjoyed a cup of tea, cookies and Christmas Cake. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New year was wished everyone and hope to meet again on January 9th, 1986, at the same place. We would welcome visitors. MIX CAUTION WITH MEDICATION While most people are aware of the dangers of drinking and driving, many do not realize that even some common cold remedies also don't mix with driving. Inattention, confusion, confusion, sluggishness and drowsiness are all side effects of certain prescription and non-prescription medications. You should be aware how your body reacts to different drugs before attempting to drive a car, boat, motorcycle or any other motorized vehicle. Sedatives and tranquilizers require particular caution as they not only slow reaction time but cause inattentiveness as well. Cold remedies, especially the hot drink types, often cause drowsiness • and should be taken only when you're planning to stay at home. Cough medicines, nasal sprays and even some headache headache preparations can also cause unwanted reactions. Don't let these side effects be unexpected; carefully read the label before use. Your pharmacist or physician physician would welcome your questions about the relationship relationship of prescription and over- the-counter drugs to driving, and gladly identify medications medications that require caution. ALLERGIES AND SIDE EFFECTS Isn't it great to be able to stop and smell the summer roses? However, millions of Canadians Canadians can't because their body chemistry is different from yours and mine. They have allergies. It's the allergic reaction - differences in body chemistry - that can also make one person's medication another person's discomfort. If you use non-prescribed or prescribed medications, and most of us do, be aware of side effects and know when to take action. Drug side effects can range from mild drowsiness to a violent reaction. Sometimes it's worth tolerating the drowsiness and sluggishness brought on by a medication rather than suffering the ailment. If a drug does make you sleepÿ., avoid driving and other activities that demand keen awareness. But if a drug side effect makes the curé worse than the malady, don't hesitate to call your physician or pharmacist. In most cases a similar medication can be substituted giving you the benefits of the drug without discomfort. Some very common medications, such as penicillin penicillin or headache remedies can trigger fierce reactions in people whose body chemistry is allergic to them. If you know that you can't.tolerate a specific drug, wear a Medic- Alert tag as a precaution. Today's drugs are often complex concoctions, skillfully skillfully formulated and prepared to assist your body in combating specific ailments. If you experience an unplea- SB'zzting Let us help you express your sentiments beautifully! Bev's Floral Creations 162 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone 623-3377 AFTER HOURS: 623-5803 Vermont Castings The fireplace that can actually heat your entire home T he Fireplace by Vermont Castings gives you the open-fire charm of a fireplace without fireplace heat loss. Come in and choose among the Defiant, Vigilant, Resolute, and Intrepid. Available in classic black or glossy porcelain-enamel finishes (quantities limited). And we also carry a full line of accessories, THE DEFIANT* THE VIGILANT* THE RESOLUTE* THE INTREPID* SEE OUR EXTENSIVE DISPLAY OF TOOL SETS and ACCESSORIES FOR CHRISTMAS The Fireplace Plus 900 Hopkins at Burns Whitby, Ontario LIN 6A9 416-668-3192 The Natural Energy Shop N. Front St. at Evans Belleville, Ontario 613-966-8899 Last Minute Gift Selections For that very special person on your list. ,OltUS£ 49 King St. W. -- Bowmanville LO/21 623-5854 Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. December 18.1S85 3 Jaycettes Make Presentation to Salvation Army sant side effect, consult your pharmacist. He or she is a trained professional who will gladly dispense their expertise expertise to help you enjoy good health. VoU AND YOUR PRESCRIPTION The same way you follow a recipe to bake a cake, your pharmacist follows a recipe to keep you in good health. In the pharmacist's case, the recipe is your doctor's or dentist's prescription. It includes detailed directions for the preparation and administration administration of a specific medication. And when your pharmacist has completed his concoction, his expert creation is presented presented to you with clearly printed instructions and professional professional advice. Now that you have your medication, there are a few things you should know: •Your pharmacist's first commitment is to see that you know how to use prescription drugs correctly. •Comprehensive legislation, both federal and provincial, regulates the distribution and use of drugs. These laws guide your pharmacist in his efforts to protect your health. •A prescription is not transferable. transferable. It was created by your doctor and pharmacist to treat a specific ailment in your body, not someone else's. •If you find a particular medication medication works for you and you want more, contact your physician. In most cases a pharmacist requires your doctor's medical authority to renew a prescription. This step allows the doctor to adjust strength and dosage of the drug as well as keep tabs on your medical progress. By remembering these few points and strictly following your pharmacist's knowledgeable knowledgeable advice, you will get the most out of your prescription and continue to enjoy all the benefits that good health care brings. Atoms Win Game Over Newcastle The Hydro Atoms team played Newcastle on' Saturday, December 14. Hydro skated well throughout the game letting Newcastle get very few shots on goal. At the end of the first period the score was 0 - 0 but Adam Cota and Ryan. Becker each scored in the second period putting us into a 2 - 0 lead. Darryl Sewell and Chris Davie both got assists. In the third period, both teams played well defensively and no goals were scored. Hydro 2, Newcastle 0. In our last five games the Hydro team has scored 10 goals and only given up one. A great team effort. The Salvation Army's Captain Cuff accepts a cheque for $100 from the Bowmanville Jaycettes, presented by Darla Allen. The money will be used to provide Christmas cheer for some of the community's needy families. OBITUARY Funeral services were held on Wednesday at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, with Legion Padre Joe Lafave officiating. The organist was Mrs. Helen McDonald. Pallbearers were Messrs. ERNESTHERBERT (ERNIE) PERFECT Following a lengthy battle against cancer, well known Ernest Herbert (Ernie) Perfect, aged 72, passed away on Monday, November 18th, 1985, in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Born at Croydon, England, he was the son of Herbert and Lily Perfect. He was educated in Bowmanville and Burketon, and was married April 14th, 1934, to Alma Richards. A resident of Bowmanville for 50 years, he had previously resided in England and Cobourg. He was employed as a plumber and pipe fitter at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., Bowmanville and with Jack Brough Plumbing co„ Ltd. He then ran a business of his own in plumbing and pipe fitting. Following this, he was employed by the P.U.C. and by Durham Region, retiring six years ago. Ernie served in the Provost Corps for five years in World War II. He was awarded the Volunteer Service Medal and Clasp, and was mentioned in recognition of gallant and distinguished service in Western Europe. He was made a life member of Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion. He was also an avid bowler. Left to mourn his passing are his wife Alma, daughter Marina (Knight), son Allin Perfect, two grandchildren, one great granddaughter, and three brothers George, Alfred and Dick. Ross Wright, Andy Anderson, Stan Dunn, Doug Walton, Walter Park and Jim Firth. Flower bearers were Shirley Robbins, Jane Hicks and Gloria Grant. 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