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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 28,1987 Parade on Nov. 21st From display identifying logos or advertising advertising on their floats, but will be listed on the back of the program. Ede Cole explained why. "No parade is ever free from advertising," advertising," she said. "We wanted to do something different, different, and they do get credit from the programme, ,r she added. As-well as television coverage, the Radio Shack store in Bowmanville also tapes the parade. This allows the organizers to watch the parade afterwards afterwards and look for both improvements improvements for next year, as well as the things that went well. There are so many ways to get involved involved with the parade that tne list seems almost endless. Entrants are needed for floats and fillers (which includes horses, snow- mobile-sized trailers, organized group walkers and motorized vehicles). vehicles). Signs will be posted in the junior junior school for children interested in taking part in the parade. On November November 17, they will be fitted with costumes costumes at the Bowmanville Senior Public School. Page One Trophies will be awarded to the jun-' ior and senior float winners as well Whitby Headquarters From money. When it comes time to look at the question again, all the options will have to be reconsidered, involving involving more tax dollars." observed Councillor Councillor Cowman, after the decision to "do nothing" was made by council. Newcastle Mayor John Winters, who voted in favor of the Oshawa site, was also disappointed by the outcome. outcome. "The Oshawa location would concur concur with the idea of a central focus in the region. We could have centralized centralized our main facilities in the downtown. It made sense. It was accessible accessible to people and in the largest community," he said. Mayor Winters is concerned the region region may have now lost the opportunity opportunity to ever locate in the heart of Oshawa. "How long will Oshawa hold off construction construction on the site they offered us? The headquarters issue will be on the shelf until the next election, do you really think Oshawa is going to wait Page One that long with this prime land," remarked remarked Mayor Winters. All three councillors agreed the reason the Oshawa site did not succeed, succeed, and the issue was subsequently shelved, was because it became a power struggle between Oshawa and Whitby that turned into a stale-mate. "No longer was the region looking at what was best for the region as a whole, but individual needs and wants," explained Councillor Hamre. "It became a war between two areas and that should never have happened," happened," she added. While the future of the regional headquarters remains uncertain, it is clear that eventually something will have to be done to adequately house the regional administrative offices. "We have to do something, we can't continue renting offices all over the place at more than a million dollars a year. It just doesn't make sense in the long run," said Councillor Cowman. Cowman. Eagles Trounce Trenton by Scott Reay Goodyear Jr. C. Eagles blow out the Trenton Golden Hawks again. On Sunday night at Bowmanville arena. Jeff /Dawson scored the first goal, 16 seconds into the game. They didn't hold back, Brad Cruess scored a pair; Pierre St. Amand and Chris Dreossi each banged one in before the end of the first period. Trenton held Bowmanville off for a good part of the second second period and managed to score two powerplay, goals. But Goodyear Eagles put the KAUFMAN QUALITY. WATERPROOF DEFROSTERS. W;," • y!j I J*"- Sf vf ! / r • I rW. ' '•"* ,-r v /v . 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The button blitz that usually accompanies accompanies the parade will be starting the week after Hallowe'en according to Marg Crago, committee member in charge of publicity. On the day of the parade, members of the Legion will be out on the streets making sure that anyone who missed out can still buy a button. The Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade Parade is booked as the largest noncommercial noncommercial parade between Toronto and Montreal. It is no wonder, when all the work that is done for the parade is taken into, consideration. Finally, as he has done for the last 26 years, Santa Claus has reserved the date for his trip through the streets of Bowmanville. It's a day that no one will want to miss. Humor helps speakers to establish and maintain good relations with their audiences. audiences. It can help put the message message across. Humor, however, however, does not require audiences to fall in the aisles laughing. Smiles and chuckles are enough to put an audience in a receptive mood for what you want to tell them. Begin with a one- liner or describe a funny happening on the way to the meeting; use a humorous quotation to serve as a lead- in to a serious point in your speech or sum up a point by using a humorous proverb or tale. Personalize your humor humor by relating it to yourself, your audience, the locale, etc. But keep Stephen Leacock in mind wno said that the essence essence of humor is human kindliness. Toastmasters build their confidence in public speaking through constant practice and feedback. feedback. TM Randy MacGillivray chaired last week's meeting. Current events was the theme chosen by the Table Topic Master, TM Irene Konzelmann. TM MacGillivray MacGillivray won the Table Topics Trophy. TM Rob Owens introduced introduced the speakers: TM Nancy Barnes who gave her "Icebreaker" (the first speech) entitled "The Journey Journey of Nancy Barnes." TM Marilyn Dow talked about "Indispensable." TM Barnes won tne Best Speaker Trophy. Trophy. The General Evaluator, TM Hugh Laing, introduced the evaluators, TM Joan Winter and TM Helen Bry- den. TM Winter received tne Trophy for Best Evaluator as well as the Spark Plug Award. Bowmanville Toastmasters meet every Tuesday in the' Lions Centre at 7:30 p.m. For more information, please call Irene Konzelmann at 983-' 9423 or Joe Christl at 723- 1657. Courtice Runners Qualify for Meet ' Congratulations to Rob Simpson and John Cowie, who qualified to compete in next week's DYSSA crosscountry crosscountry championships. John finished an excellent run coming in third place, capturing a bronze medal. Way to go John and Rob!! The Junior Boys Soccer Team ended their season with a 2-1 loss to Denis O'Connor High School on Thursday, October 23. The only goal was scored by Jeff Reynolds. . ■ "f&Bw ï 21: -'3alM?glS ■ • ■ B sal •:"X. /' ■-..'ft .. The recently elected officers of Durham Chapter No. 181, Order of Eastern Star, were installed in office at Centennial Hall, on Tuesday, October 13th. They are: front row, 1-r, Anna Wilcox, Secretary; James Martin, Marshal; Jean Sumersford, Worthy Matron; Kenneth Sumersford, Worthy Patron; Maura Archer, Associate Matron; Helen Lockhart, Treasurer: Middle row: Annabelle Rickard, Organist; Norma Lewis, Electra; Margaret Smith, Chaplain; back row: Wilson Pring, Sentinel; Hazel Raby, Conductress; Lola Bowen, Adah; Vivian Pickard, Ruth; Angela Devonish, Warden; Viola Barton, Esther; Ada Richards, Martha; Eleanor Walker, Associate Conductress. Absent from photo: Malcolm MacKenzie, Associate Patron. pressure on and filled the Jon Clieff and Chris Dreossi. The pace slowed down in the third period. George Pi- thie scored his second of the night, midway through the Ç eriod. Shortly after that, renton made a final effort, scoring a short handed goal. Bowmanville's Chris Dreossi earned a hat trick by breaking breaking past the Trenton defense and putting the puck in the top right hand comer, to finalize finalize a Bowmanville 12-3 victory. Legion Ladies 1. Muriel Tennant 26 points, 2. Kim Taylor 17 points, 3. Patti Roberts 13 1/2 points, 4. Barb Hanc 10 1/2 points 5. Sheila Roberts 10 points, 6. Sandra Sobil 7 points. High Single - Muriel Tennant-291, Tennant-291, High Triple - Barb Hanc-712, Muriel Tennant- 712, Right Average - Onie Etcner-208. October 22,1987 1. Muriel Tennant 28 points, 2. Kim Taylor 19 points, 3. Patti Roberts 161/2 points, 4. Barb Hanc 12 1/2 points, 5. Sheila Roberts 12 points, 6. Sandra Sobil 8 points, High Single - Sheila Roberts - 252, High Triple - Sheila Roberts - 661, High Average - Onie Etcher - 208. 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