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< Toastmasters Offer Tips For Effective Speaking Graham's I.G.A. Hosts Pee Wee Baseball Tournament Many of us have met people who are so preoccupied preoccupied with their own feelings, thoughts and visions that they fail to take the time or lack the interest to find out how others feel, think and see things. As a result, they fail to establish rapport with an audience or even with one person. One of the many skills that Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters are learning is to employ the sensory feedback feedback from the audience, ,to develop an acute sensory sensory perception in order to separate the negative responses from the positive positive ones and to use those clues to change one's approach approach in order to keep the interest of the audience audience alive. This re- GAY SIMPSON Where you deal with people you know and trust -- People do make the difference. Hwy. 2, West of Burnham St. Cobourg 372-0145 mires the speaker to be flexible in attitudes, responses responses and appeals. The ability to be flexible flexible was an advantage to the Chairman, TM Irene Konzelmann, as she presided presided over a fast-paced business session during last Tuesday's meeting. Her theme for the evening, evening, "Travels," was Ï icked up by the Table opics Master, TM Jim Allin, who provided each speaker with the scenario scenario for an unusual travel experience. TM Konzelmann Konzelmann won the Table Topics Trophy. TM Nelly Nelly VanVeldhuizen chaired the Prepared Speech Program. She introduced introduced the two speakers, speakers, TM Nancy Barnes "Precedence" and TM Helen Bryden "Speak Clearly." TM Joe Christl evaluated the/ first speaker and TIM Marg Kropf the second speaner. The perceptive skills of the General Evaluator, TM Connie Nelson, were evident in her assessment of the performance of the members members at the head table and the mood of the meeting. The trophy for Best Speaker was awarded to TM Barnes, Best Evaluator Evaluator to TM Kropf. The Spark Plug was won by TM Christ! Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters begin their summer summer schedule next week. Meeting dates are July 5 and 19, August 2,16 and 30 at the Lions Centre at 7:30 p.m. For more in r formation on Toastmasters, Toastmasters, call TM Irene Konzelmann Konzelmann 983-9423 or TM Tricia Eyman 436-2579. IF r'rsrV . < Whitby Toyota were the winners of the A championship championship on Saturday, June 18th, in the IGA sponsored sponsored Peewee ball tournament in Bowmanville. They defeated Ajax CanPro 8-7. The TONBA organizers organizers were quite happy with the event that won approval from many of the participating players and officials. Members of the winning team are, front WfiAj WM row, 1-r Stephen Wood, Joey Arbuthnot, Nick Van Veen, Lee Scudds, Clint Scheltema, Christian Skelcher; 2nd row, Scott Burgess, Mike St. John, Ben Newell, Matt Grabinski, Jason Peddle and Danny Stephenson; at rear, Coaches Ed Wood, Bob Burgess and Bob Peddle. >: - . • J //■ } Wk. * : .v æêm LvC*S.? THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The NEWCASTLE TRANSFER STATION (formerly the DARLINGTON LANDFILL SITE) will be closed on Friday, Friday, July 1,1988, for the Canada Day Holiday. - Normal operations will continue:,on Saturday, July 2, 1988. Cl- W. A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS Pickering Swiss Chalet's team won the B title in Baker, f e y n n ti'9aril^, Kareem Sethi Roland the Peewee baseball tournament here; de- Waithe, 2nd row,_ Jeff Kingj David Kell -her, Jaso feating Bowmanville's Beaver Lumber with a somewhat somewhat lopsided score. Pickering's team members are, front row 1-r, Jeff McConkey, Todd Jones, Chris TOWN OF NEWCASTLE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION HOUSE LEAGUE STATISTICS As of June 14,1988 TEAM Mosquito Newcastle Shoppers Drug Mart Optimist Club Mothersills Tyke Checkers Bowmanville 4 Dennis Pizza Newcastle Mothersills PeeWee Beaver Lumber Norm's Deli Oddfellows Club f" Bantam Midget Orioles Allstar Charles V-Plus Skylight Donuts GP W Pts. GBL Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 29, 1988 Hamlet's Twin in England Yelverton News by H. Malcolm made the heat more oppressive oppressive was the fact it lasted from early a.m. 'til on into the evening. We sympathize with those farmers who are currently storing hay bales into the upper reaches of their hip roof barns. Who says there ain't no hell?! Mona Malcolm and Ronnie Ronnie Sharman attended the wedding of Ronnie's sister Heather Sharman and Terry Farr at Cambridge United Church, Lindsay, Saturday night with reception and dance later at Oakwood Community Cintre. Mona was a bridesmaid for the occasion occasion and Ronnie was an usher. They (the newlyweds) newlyweds) will be residing in Oakwood. Congratulations are extended to Heather and Terry and their marital adventure. adventure. Father's Day has come and gone here at Malconia as well as elsewhere. Actually Actually here at Malconia the day Malien, Mathew Johnston, Gerald Murray and Greg Murray; at rear, Coaches Dave Malien, , O'Hanley and Ross Murray. Mike Sympathy is extended to to 98 degrees in the shade Mrs. Alice McGill in the pass- (Fahrenheit) - over 100 doing doing of her brother-in-law in grees in the sunlight. What British Columbia - her eldest sister Vivian's husband. Mr. Maurice Mantle was an outpatient outpatient in Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto this past week. It is a well known fact(?) that our metropolis of Yelverton Yelverton is named after the town of Yelverton in England. England. Moe Mantle recently revived visual proof that there is such a place - a postcard postcard showing a signboard pointing to Yelverton and a map printed on a tapestry designating a geographical area in the Southern part of England where Yelverton is actually shown on the map. So much for the roots of our raisin' running deep! Local residents were quite impressed to see and hear Dr. Max Buxton being interviewed interviewed on the Barbara Frum(p) Show on T.V. recently. recently. Max appeared quite at ease and was quite facile with his answers. Our community community is very proud of his Tuesday, June 14 apparently apparently reached a record high for at least 20 years. Here at Malconia our thermometers panted and puffed their way Storm Causes Major Damage Last Week by Theresa Vanhaver- beke The huge thunder storm that awakened area residents residents last Wednesday, June 22, caused an estimated $75,000 in lightning-related damage. The Bowmanville Fire Station had to cope with three lightning-induced blazes blazes all within about 15 minutes minutes of each other around 4:00 a.m. All three fires were in the same general area and all three were brought under control quickly. Two of the fires caused damage to a house and a barn while the third was a tree fire near a house in Tyrone. Tyrone. Luckily, fire fighters had the tree fire under control control before any damage was done to nearby buildings. "Damages caused by the house fire (in the Enniskillen area) are estimated at $30,000," reports the Town of Newcastle Fire Chief s Office. Office. "The damages to the barn (near Haydon) are approximately approximately $45,000." Wednesday's storm wasn't all bad, though. The three inches of rain that we received with all of the thunder thunder and lightning were sorely sorely needed oy our area farmers. farmers. "The rain came just at the right time," says Andrea Me- resz of The Ontario Ministnr of Agriculture and Food. If the rain had come much later, later, the dry spell could have caused permanent damage to crops. "In fact, it's surprising that the crops weren't already already hurting worse than they were...it was pretty dry out there," she reports. The much-needed rain of June 22 will be sufficient to allow local farmers, (not to mention local gardeners), to stop irrigation for quite a while. started off as a bit of a bummer. bummer. No breakfast in bed - no problem. I hate breakfast in bed. Who wants crumbs in your underwear. Not me. Particularly if you don't wear any. AJf, our pet Teddy was really no substitute for the spouse who lives in our house - normally who was still A.W.O.L. in transit halfway halfway between Holland and Canada (mid Atlantic) so to speak. However, things improved improved as the day wore on. No slippers, pipe or Statesman Statesman delivered to my Lazy- Man Chair but too hot for slippers, quit smoking 30 years ago and had already read the local weekly three times over. To make a long story shorter, Mother Superior arrived arrived home safe and sound, still spluttering half English, half Dutch, the whole fam- damly arrived at Malconia . in time for supper and poon ole Dad gets all the tribute that is his due times two plus presents to boot. Which just goes to show you, everything everything comes to him who waits, and waits and waits. Patience always was one. of our more noteable attributes??!! attributes??!! KELLY LEGAL SERVICES 41 TEMPERANCE ST., BOWMANVILLE, ONT. Mervyn B. Kelly, B. Comm., LL.B. 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The Democratic Convention Convention will take place 18 July 1988 through 21 July 1988 and the Republican Convention 15 August 1988 through 18 August August 1988. The applicant proposes to distribute this programming programming on the channel currently used to distribute the House of Commons Proceedings. Roger's Cable TV Limited Suite 2600, Commercial Union Tower, P.O. Box 249, Toronto Dominion Centre, Toronto, Ont., M5K 1J5. Localities and application no.: Oshawa, Bowmanville and Whitby, Ont. (880605100). Examination of application: 301 Marwood Drive, Oshawa. The complete text of this notice and the application may be viewed at CRTC, Central Building, Les Terrasses de la Chaudière, Chaudière, 1 Promenade du Portage, Room 201, Hull, Québec. Interventions must be filed with the Secretary General, CRTC, Ottawa, Ont. K1A 0N2, with proof that a copy has been served on the applicant on or before 7 July 1988. 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