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/ Centre Offers Fall Programs The Family Education Resource Centre of Durham House Child and Family Centre has prepared their list of study groups and workshops for this fall. Programs last from eight to 12 weeks and are being offered throughout Durham. These family study workshops workshops were specifically designed designed from requests within the community to answer the needs of parents, teens, single adults and young families. Topics featured in this season's Study Groups in clude: Fathers in Transition, Single Again and Rebuilding, Rebuilding, Living with Teens, and Positive Discipline. The Centre is also offering offering a helpful range of Workshops. Workshops. The Living with Tod-' dlers workshop suggests strategies for dealing with a MEMORIAL HOSPITAL-BOWMANVILLE Memorial Hospital-Bowmanville would like to hear from local residents who are willing willing to contribute their energy, skills and knowledge of the community, to the governance governance of the hospital. There are two types of vacancies at this time: A) BOARD OF DIRECTORS A vacancy exists for one member on the Board of Directors. Knowledge and experience in government relations, finance, industry, public relations . or social marketing would enhance the present Board's range of skills. Board members spend at least ten hours per month on board and committee committee activities. B) STANDING COMMITTEES Community representatives are required on the Public Relations Committee Committee and Strategic Planning Committee. Knowledge and/or experience in public relations activities, the planning process, or community issues would be an asset. Committee membership requires at least three hours per month. If any of these opportunities appeal to you, please send a letter describing your experience, experience, education, and interests by September 20,1991 to: Nominating Committee Memorial Hospital, 47 Liberty Street South, BOWMANVILLE, Ontario L1C 2N4 ATTN: MR. R.E. ELSTON Further information can be obtained from Mr. R. E. Elston during business hours (623-3331) or Joan Higginson, Chairperson of the Nominating Committee (263- 2654) in the evening. ... HOP...m^T...SKIP...SKATE... I ESS 6 m ■ -4 i » * @2) b e m $ js ib KfQ Join us for the 11th Annual 5 TERRY FOX RUN^ ; for Cancer Research js ^Sunday, September 15th 5 Qjyj Memorial Park, Bowmanville O 9:00 a.m. Sponsored by Kinsmen Club of Bowmanville 5 child's tantrums and mealtime mealtime behavior. Coping with Your Parent's Divorce helps teens cope with a divorce. Personal Safety for Children outlines abuse prevention techniques. A total of 17 programs are available. Some are provided provided in Bowmanville and Orono, while others are offered offered in Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville, and Port Hope. To register for these programs, programs, or any others, contact contact The Family Education Resource Centre at 579- 2021 or 686-4353. Legion Ladies Bowling Teams The Legion Ladies' Bowling Bowling League will begin play tomorrow (Thursday) at 6:40 p.m. The teams are as follows. follows. Team 1 - Wendy Murdoch Murdoch (capt.), Gloria Vanson, Colleen Pickering, Bonnie Hilliard, Millie Outram, Gail Gallant Team 2 -- Bobbi Ann Brooks (capt.), Joan Hooper, Nancy Evans, Shirley MacLean, MacLean, Chris Robinson, Ann MacDonald Team 3 - Sheila Roberts (capt.), Sandra Stainton, Jean Luxton, Emillie O'Neil, Bonnie Dickson, Lorraine Brocknow Team 4 - Carol Verelli (capt.) Sandra Sobil, Diane VanLonden, Carol Lambert, Ruth Petty, Cathy Wanna- maker Team 5 - Judy Elliott (capt.), Barb Hanc, Lola Wright, Irene Whitney, Meg Gibbs, Cheryl Dickey Team 6 - Elaine Elliott (capt.), Kathy Warner, Joan MacLean, Shirley Bickell, Debbie Bruce, Lisa Thibodeau Thibodeau Friday Night Mixed League The Friday Night Mixed Bowling League will begin on Friday, September 6 at 6:45 p.m. The following are the team lists for the league. Team 1 - Albert Van Goor, Sandra Cooke, Lloyd Heard, Corry Vanlith, Randy Henning, ' Alma Hayes Team 2 - Donna Harness, Harness, Bob Flintoff, Ginette Hicks, Doug Sleep, Edna Atkinson, Atkinson, Bob Mitchell Team 3 - Barry Henning, Henning, Mary Brien, Ken Wright, Deneen Henning; Alf Connelly, Joan Engley Team 4 - Marilyn Flintoff, Flintoff, Rick Atkinson, Donna Heard, Garry Cooke, Carol O'Neill, Gary Bennett Team 5 - Bob O'Neill, Kim Henning, Ross Hayes, Althea Chaffey, Dave McDougall, Steph Creighton Team 6 - Pat MacAr- thur, Ray Van Meer, Rita Van Goor, Fred Tippins, Eileen Eileen Van Goor, Reg Land Team 7 - Ken Barrie, Brenda Lloyd, Alex Rough, Diane Wood, Don MacAr- thur, Rose Ritchie Team 8 - Fran Sleep, Ranee Ritchie, Helen Simpson, Simpson, Greg Chaffey, Ruth Mitchell, Mark Townsend Team 9 - Larry Brunt, Ruth Wright, Tom Simpson, Anne Rough, Jim Hicks, Irene Bennett Team 10 - Debbie Sellers, Sellers, Bert Engley, Donna Page, Mike Brien, Judy Townsend, Andy Vanlith Team 11 - Arnold Van Goor, Flo Land, Roily Lloyd, Debbie Brunt, Rocky Willoughby, Willoughby, Eleanor Van Meer Team 12 - Patti Barrie, Wayne Harness, Mare pins, Mike Creighton, Helen Connelly, Neil Wood Lose 10 lbs. loi $10. 100% A perfect score. Number 1 In a recent comparison of 16 popular diets, that's how Healthllne Magazine saw Nutri/System ... and only Nutri/System scored 100%. Nutri/System is a safe and effective weight loss program. You be the judge. But If Healthllne calls us #1, shouldn't you just call us? -Preferred- nutri/tystem* 1001 RATING THE DIETS Programs evaluated on: • Balanced diet • Sensible caloric level • Realistic variety of foods • Low-fat, high-carbohydrate • Comprehensive exercise program • Encourages learning nutritional information • Provides behavior modification • Encourages monitoring by health professional • Slow and steady weight loss • Recognizes maintenance as key issue Healthline 2wu»,iai. vofeuAoo. MAGAZINE" 1 . Al orlidti, rwUd tint of ouAi RATED #1« nutri/system 'Special offer applies to regular program» and does not Include the cost of NUTRI/SYSTEM food, diaries or evaluation. One 10 Ib. program per person. New clients only. Validai (5) partidpding centres only. Cannot be combined with other offers.Expkes Sept. 13/91. CALL TODAY LORA FRICK NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION 623-8666 723-5211 Bowmanville Oshawa 666-0770 Whitby 420-6300 Ajax/Pickering The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 4,1991 3 One Way to Stop Traffic A resident of St. George St., in Bowmanville, is afraid that this steep drop in the newly-paved street could prove to be a real traffic-stopper. George Brooks is pointing to a steep ledge alongside a storm sewer . grate near his home. He told The Statesman he informed informed the municipality that the hole in the road could be a hazard to traffic and the Town of Newcastle erected orange and black warning signs beside the catch basin. So far, no permanent repairs have been done. OtieR&i" 6 tax Couts6' obtain a new skill ■ increase your tax knowledge ■ convenient times and locations iCALL NOW \ h&R BLOCK FOR MORE INFORMATION eon eon-7 BOWMANVILLE call 623-6957 mall Breakaway Group Has Stress Relief for Moms Are you a mother at home who would love to get away from the daily stresses of raising children? Lots of women are in the same boat and have been participating in the weekly Breakaway program for several several years now. Take Toby Groeneveld for instance. She has been with Breakaway for four years and has formed friendships with many mothers in her area through the group. Breakaway's focus is on forming friendships with other mothers who are "at home," said Mrs. Groeneveld. Groeneveld. "It is nice to just get away from the routine, talk with women and to make some crafts," she said. The women who get to gether with Breakaway have two uninterrupted hours away from their children children who are in another home in the area. The first hour of the session session is spent talking and making a low-cost craft for home or as a gift. The second second hour is spent in "low- key" Bible discussion. "We look at what the Bible has to say about marriage, marriage, about raising children and about women in the Bible," said Mrs. Groeneveld. Groeneveld. The children also have a program set up for them, said Catherine Elliot. They listen to a short Bible story, learn a new craft and have a play-time. For anyone who is interested interested in joining the Breakaway Breakaway group, call Pam Judges at 623-2433 in Bowmanville West or Carol Mitchell at 623-8794 in Bowmanville East. Women interested in Breakaway in Newcastle Village can call Toby Groeneveld at 623-1145 or Nancy LeGresley at 987- 4511. The Canadian Statesman Complete coverage of all your Community events. SPORTS • LOCAL NEWS • PHOTOS •EDITORIALS. 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