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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 6,1989 Section Two Goodyear Recognised for Reducing Waste x/g w The Goodyear Canada Incorporated manufacturing plant in Bowmanville received praises recently for its successful efforts in reducing the amount of waste it generates. Sam Cureatz presented representatives of the plant with a plaque for providing leadership in commercial and industrial recycling and for achieving a 10 per cent reduction in its waste products. Pictured with Sam (from the left) are: Jo-Anne James, from the GOOD Committee; and Angelo Centofanti and Nathan Nathan Casteel, representing the Goodyear plant. Durham Region Police Assoc. Holds Toy Drive The Durham Region Police Police Fitness Association's annual annual Christmas toy and food drive for the Children's Aid Society, will take place from December 4-8. The Pickering and Darlington Darlington plants of Ontarro Hydro, will be having a' plant gate collection during this week. All employees are asked to drop off a new toy in the boxes provided at the gates. On December 17, The Crann Realty Corporation of Oshawa, will be having a Christmas tree sale from 9:00-5:00. All proceeds from the sale will go to the Children's Children's Aid Society. There have been four drop-off centres set up for the public if they would like to make a donation. They are: Ontario Motor Sales, 140 Bond St. W., Oshawa; The Crann Realty Corporation, Corporation, 150 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa; Annandale Dodge Chrysler Ltd., Church and Bayly, Ajax; Sheridan Chevrolet Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac Ltd., 1800 Kingston Rd. W., Pickering. Entertaining Brownies Perform for Parents : ■ :S 1st Newtonville Brownies v/elcomed their parents and guests to their meeting last Wednesday evening at the school and they entertained them with songs before having their pictures taken. Pictured here, front row 1-r, Mellisa Searle, Lyndsay Harness, Sarah Fraser, Becky Fraser, Janice Perkins, Jacqueline Hur- vid; second row, Erin Higgins, Jennifer Anderson, Cheryl Perkins, Julie Humphrey, Emily Herbert, Amber Amber Michael, Nicole Millson;:third row, Shannon Arm-: strong, Shannon Hannigan, Rebecca Hisson, Amanda Bouley, Julie Kapuscinki; and at rear are Leaders Sylvia Sylvia Anderson, Betty Formosa, Brown Owl Cheri Michael, Michael, and District Commissioner Marion Knapp; absent, absent, Sue Bouley. Y Offers Winter Programs The YWCA in Bowmanville Bowmanville offers a variety of programs programs for children and adults for the winter program program sessions beginning the week of January a. For children, activities include include preschool gymnastics for 12 months to five years, a series of progressive programs programs especially designed to be suitable to the level of development development needs of each chila, and dance programs. Crafts classes include cross- stitch projects. Theme classes classes are also held for Valentines Valentines and Easter. A class in babysitting training is offered. offered. Adult classes provide fitness fitness for every level from beginner beginner to active participant. There are morning, noon and evening classes as well as special pre/post natal classes. Adults may also participate participate in special workshops including cross stitch, sculptured sculptured lampshades, herbal gardening, basket weaving and traditional canning. Some of these classes are held in the Orono Town Hall. Drop in to the YWCA Bowmanville office at 133 Church Street, Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A special registration registration period is being held at the Bowmanville Mall on Friday, December 8th, from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Call 623- YWCA for more details. For Life Insurance check with State Farm. • Permanent Life. • Term Life. • Universal Life. Dirk Brinkman Scugog St., Bowmanville 623-3621 . Like a good neighbor, Stale Farm is there Police R.I.D.E. Programs Now in Full Swing in Area The annual festive season R.I.D.E. program will begin on November 29, 1989 and run until January 3,1990 in the Counties of Halibur- ton,Victoria, Peterborough and Northumberland. This year, municipal and regional Police Forces across the the Province are joining with the Ontario Provincial Police in a co-operative R.I.D.E. program. Locally the municipal forces of Peterborough, Peterborough, Lindsay, Co- bourg, Port Hope and Lake- field will be participating., Each of the departments shares a mutual concern for the safety of the motoring public, and all are striving, to reduce the risk of death and injury on area roadways, roadways, by increasing the possibility possibility of apprehending the drinking driver. Alcohol remains a signifi cant contributing factor in fatal motor vehicle accidents accidents across the Province. In 1989.1/3 of this District's fatal fatal accidents have involved drinking drivers. Motorists should expect to encounter R.I.D.E. check- stops during their holiday travels. With this in mind, we encourage party goers to travel by taxi, public transit or with a "designated driver." driver." FOOD IN BOWMANVILLE AT lYKSTRA'S EUCATE3SEN FOOD MARKET "Home of Quality h 77King Street IV., Bowmanville) 623-3541 APPOINTMENT NOTICE The Oshawa General Hospital Hospital Board of Governors is pleased to announce the appointment appointment of J. Donald Thornton as Chairman. Mr. Thornton, General Director Director of Canadian Export Operations, General Motors Motors of Canada Limited, has been a member of the hospital's hospital's Board of Governors for nine years, and most recently recently served ns Vice Chairman. Chairman. Ho is also a director of the Oshawa General Hospital Foundation and the Pnrkwood Foundation. The Oshawa General Hospital Hospital is a G40-bed acute and long-term care facility, serving the residents of Oshawa and Durham Region. Region. It has assumed a leadership role in Ontario in the development of ambulator ambulator programs, and offers offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic nnd therapeutic therapeutic services. In addition, Oshawa General General was recently named by the Ministry of Health ns the site for a new kidney dialysis dialysis service for patients from Durham nnd the counties ofllnliburton, Victoria, Victoria, Peterborough nnd Northumberland. Potts TV & Satellite "We Service What we Sell." ,n~ (f?Ux TV G'SATELLITE f Qlt'b SALES 0 SERVICE $ t Te» Comm ONtlAI <2038272 M | Telephone 263-8272 Good News for Statesman Readers in Bowmanville! We're Making It Easier for You to Receive Your Community Newspaper Each Week What Are We Doing? In an attempt to have your Statesman delivered to you as quickly as possible, your subscription will be delivered to your home or business on Wednesday afternoon by one of our valued paper carriers. No longer will you have to wait for Canada Post to deliver your Statesman on Thursday or Friday. If you have your Statesman delivered to you each week by paper carrier now, we will be offering 3, 6 and 12 month subscription specials that will still be delivered by our paper carriers, i, rm::vAi 'j,> No longer will you have to pay your.carrier each week. We will be paying him or her directly from our office. J ......, Why Are We Doing This? 1. The quicker we can get the news to you, the more valuable it is. By getting your Statesman to you on Wednesday afternoon, you can take advantage of many advertising specials that start on Wednesday. You can also read about all the community news and sports on Wednesday evening instead of Thursday or Friday. 2. Introduction of the proposed Goods and Services Tax will turn all of our young carriers into tax collectors. We don't think that is fair. By having all our carrier customers on a subscription basis, our computer can keep track of your subscription, and look after all the necessary information the government may require. 3. Collecting from some customers has always been a problem for our carriers. In some cases, our carriers have to make several trips to their customers to catch them at home. We have even had some customers not pay their carrier. That's not fair to a 12-year-old who is saving money to buy a bike. When Are We Doing This? We will be starting our new delivery system on January 3,1990 What Do You Have To Do? 1. If you presently have your paper delivered by paper carrier, we ask that you consider buying a 3,6 or 12 month subscription to The Canadian Statesman. See the subscription specials below. 2. If you already have a subscription to The Canadian Statesman, you don't have to do anything. Your subscription will be delivered by one of our paper carriers on January 3rd, 1990. But, you can still take advantage of the Subscription Savings offered below. 3. If you buy your Statesman at a local store, here's your chance to have your Statesman faithfully delivered to your home each Wednesday...and save 35% off the single copy price. Subscription Specials 3 months 6 months 12 months Save 17% Save 25% Save 35% Subscription Specials start Family Night, Thursday, November 30th. Please drop by for Hot Mulled Cider and Christmas Cookies! Subscription Olfor Valid until Docombor 29th, 1989 E&t Cattail tatt Statesman 62 King Street West 623-3303 Bowmanville Your friend, neighbor and business partner since 1854