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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, June 30,1993 5 OGH Launches Regional Program for Head Injuries Drummond White, MPP for Durham Durham Centre, Regional Councillor, Linda Dionne and City Councillor, David Conway marked ihc official opening of the Headway Regional Outreach program at Oshawa General Hospital today. The focus of this new program is to assist the transition of clients suffering suffering from recent brain injuries back into their communities. The program is based at Oshawa General Hospital and serves patients from across Durham Region. 'pontAcaminy Mrs. Doris Welsh of Bowman- j ville, wishes to announce the forth- ! coming marriage of her daughter, ; Adrienne Carol, to Joseph Richard ;Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andre ' Beaucage of Janetville. The wedding 'to take place in Trinity United Church, Bowmanvillc on August 21, ! 1993. Come and Worship with us Sunday, July 4th, 1993 at 11 a.m. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 623-3432 Temperance and Church St., Bowmanville Rev. Harvey Osborne b.a.. m.Dy. 623-0009 This year alone, more than 16,000 Ontario residents will suffer head injuries injuries through accidents at work or during leisure time. The team of the Headway program program are trained in the management of brain injury and work to assist the client in all levels of their rehabilitation rehabilitation from the transition from hospital to home to coordination of medical follow-up and counselling for clients and family members. Approximately 44% of the more than 12,000 head injuries which occur occur each year in Ontario arc caused by motor vehicle accidents. Bicycle accidents account for another 20% of these injuries. The Headway Program is administered administered by Oshawa General Hospital and funded by the Ministry of Health. Graduate Cindy Brown R.N. Miss Cindy Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown, Peterborough, Peterborough, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Peterborough, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice Orono, graduated from Seneca Seneca College, Toronto, and now is working at North York General Hospital. Hospital. Happy 1st Birthday Raye and Barb Wallace arc pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Vanessa Marie to Colin Lloyd son of Marjorie . and Denton Gilmour of Scarborough. Wedding is to take place at her grandparents Tom and Vivian Cowan of Kendal on Saturday, August 14, 1993. Hi! My name is Eric William Smith and I'll be celebrating my 1st birthday on July 2,1993. I'll be sharing sharing cake and ice cream with my Daddy Daddy and Mommy, Blair and Karen Smith, along with Poppy and Nanny, Bill and Linda Cramm of Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc and Grandpa and Grandma, Garnet Garnet and Ann Smith of Orono. Also, I'll be sharing it with my Aunt Tracy, Uncle Mike, Uncle Blain and all my friends at my birthday party. Attention! I Versons interested in forming an Evangelical I | Community Church reflecting contemporary, | thoughtful Christian Faith in the Bowmanvillc/Ncwcasllc Village area, please contact Rev. George Dell 721-9411 St. haul's Sttite& Cfmrrif) Organist; Mr. Douglas Dowoll Church Socrotary; Holon Mclnnos 623-7361 SUNDAY, JULY 4TH, 1993 10:00 a.m. Guest Minister: Rev. Robert McNaught Nursery Core for Pre-School Children Every Sunday i If you're new to Bownuinvllle, we Invite you to mnko St. PnulVr your church home. 1 St. 5o{ra'$ Anglican Cljurcl) Tempérance St. S., Bowmanvillo SUNDAY, JULY 4TH, 1993 TRINITY IV 8:00 n.m. Holy Communion 10:00 n.m. Holy Communion Roclor-Tho Bovorond Canon Byron Yatos, B.A., S.T.B. The Salvation Army Bowmanvillc Citadel 75 Liberty St. S. CHURCH SERVICE TIMES 9:30 a.m. - Family Christian Education (Sunday School) 11:00a.m,- Holiness Worship 6:30 p.m.- Prnlso Service Como and join us al a Community CImcIi whoro Clulsl makes Iho dilloronco. For more Information call 623*3761 Corps Ollicors/Pastors: Captain and Mrs. G. Coopor Graduates St. Paul's Minister Retires to Try His Hand at Major League Baseball Theresa Bergmann Theresa Bergmann graduated from the University of Toronto on June 11, 1993 with a Bachelor of Science Science degree in Phannacy. Theresa is an Ontario Scholar graduate of Courticc Secondary School. Parents Roger and Vicki, sisters Stephanie and Christina and brother Ted wish her continued success in the future. Vanessa Wallace On June 12, 1993, Vanessa Wallace, Wallace, daughter of Barb and Raye Wallace Wallace of Kendal, granddaughter of Tom and Vivian Cowan of Kendal graduated from Durham College with a Diploma in Nursing. Vanessa is currently employed at Bowmanvillc Hospital. John and Gladys Vantlcvlicydcn Joint and Gladys Vamleiheydcn are celebrating their 25th Annlvcnary on July Silt, 1993. Happy Anniversary Mom & Dad L from Lucille ml Dave, MarUii, Kent wul Petra. Kane - Gill Wedding On Saturday, April 24, 1993, at 3 p.m. in Whitby Baptist Church, Whitby, Whitby, the Reverend Henry Dyck united in marriage Michelle Elizabeth Gill and Scan Samuel Kane. The organist was Mary-Ruth Roadhouse, the pianist pianist Valeric Barry and the soloist Mary-Ruth Roadhouse. Parents of the bride arc Don and Carol Gill, 58 Labrador Drive, Oshawa, and the groom's parents arc Raymond and Anita Kane, Irondale (fonncrly Whitby). Grandparents of the bride arc the late Hap and Bca Gill, and the late Reg and Rac Coombcs. The bride given in marriage by her father wore a traditional bridal gown of pure silk taffeta, lavishly trimmed with hand sewn pearls and sequins. The bodice with bateau neckline and short fitted sleeves was fully beaded. Lace and pearl appliques appliques continued from the basque waistline into a full skirt which flowed into a cathedral length train which was embellished with scattered scattered appliques of pearls and sequins. The hemline was decorated with lace edging re-embroidered with pearls. A three quarter length veil was held on with a silk taffeta tiara embroidered embroidered with hand sewn pearls and sequins, and she carried n bridal bouquet bouquet of silk English ivy, mauve and white stephanotis, The maid of honour was Lisa Goldstein, Thornhill, and the bridesmaids bridesmaids were the groom's sister Patricia Patricia Wright, Sudbury, April Williams and Carol Askew, Oshawa. Best man was Philip Williams, and the ushers Jim Gill brother of the bride, Oslmwa, David Noble and Mark Adam, Windsor. Receiving the guests at the reception reception held at the Banquet Hall, Cullen Gardens, Whitby, the bride's mother wore a royal blue dress with a wrist corsage of white silk carnations. The groom's mother wore a two piece red niul black outfit with a wrist corsage of white silk carnations. Leaving for a two week vocation at Diamond Village, Caueun, the bride wore a beige background lloral dress, matching accessories and n silk rose corsage. Mr. and Mrs, Kane are now residing residing In Windsor. Piper Studio Photo Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, b.sc. Phm. Amazing statistic! In 1992, 5.4 trillion cigarettes were produced worldwide. To put that number into perspective, that's enough to provide 1000 cigarettes to every person on earth. Speaking of cigarettes, many people know that smokers require more Vitamin C than non-smokers. Since Vitamin C is a necessary nutrient in the making of connective tissue in our skin, its lack in smokers could account for smokers having more wrinkled skin. So we can probably say that smoking is bad for your looks as well as your health. Honey is one of the few foods that doesn't spoil. Archeologists have dug up honey from the pyramids and it was as fresh as it was when it was bottled 3000 years ago. Honey contains natural enzymes that keep it fresh. Cholesterol really gets a bad reputation mainly if it is too high. But our bodies need some cholesterol to maintain the quality of our cell membranes, for the manufacture of certain body hormones, to help in nerve conduction and to aid digestion. So it's not all bad! It's important to know about the drugs you put into your body. Our pharmacist staff can help you with that knowledge. Let us fill your next prescription. Pharmacist Orthotist Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy Ltd. 222 King St. East Bowmanville, Ont. Free Deliveries (416) 623-7611 The Canadian Statesman Carrier of the Week Chris Steele Route #13 Since January, 1990 This week's carriers will receive FREE BURGER, FRIES, DRINK and an ICE CREAM TREAT compliments of: DARI DREAM Soft and Hard Ice Cream Ice Cream Cakes and Pies Char Broiled Burgers and Fries OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 11 a.m. -11 p.m. 623-3081 2X5 King Street E., Bowmanville ^ Joanne Handley Joanne Amy Handley graduated from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Science (Agr.) honours degree. She also received an O.A.C. Leadership Leadership Award. Joanne will continue with M.Sc. studies. She is a daughter of Bryce and Arleen Handley, Camp- bcllcroft. Toronto Blue Jays catcher Pat Borders will have his hands full on Monday, July 5th when veteran right-hander Rev. Ed. Schamerhom throws out the first pitch of the game against the Chicago White Sox. The pitching honor was just one of the many surprises delivered to Rev. Ed and Marilyn Schamerhom Schamerhom during a farewell party held on Sunday afternoon at the Bowmanville Lions Club. Close to 500 friends packed the hall to say thank you to the Schamerhoms who came to Bowmanville 20 years ago. Donna Lynn Vanhaverbeke Lise and Jim Vanhaverbeke are proud to announce that their daughter Donna graduated June 4, 1993 from University of Guelph with an Honors Bachelor of Science in Biology and Mathematics. Donna is a graduate of Clarke H. S. in Newcastle. She will continue her studies at Queen's University, University, Bachelor of Education Program, Program, in the fall. Close to 500 friends of Rev. Ed and Marilyn Schamerhom packed the Lions Centre on Sunday afternoon afternoon to bid a fond farewell to the popular couple. Rev. Schamerhom is retiring from the pulpit of St. Paul's United Church after 20 years. During the ceremonies, greetings and presentations were made by Rev. Donald Stiles, Cord Mills, M.P.P., members of the St. Paul's Couples Club, and several other members of the church who delivered their best wishes to the Schamerhoms. Above, members of the St. Paul's choir paid tribute to the couple with a song written especially for them.